that must come from vonnie quinn.--my morning rest my morning must-read is from "the financial times ." vonnie: it is an interesting take. it is not the economy itself, not the market selloff, it is the fact that the banks have -- tom: i did this chart the other day. they have high inflation-adjusted interest rates. the financial differential of all this turmoil out there is they have high real rates. they are dropped in the ocean. they are not the market moving events. the other thing that is interesting is the story about how china is not -- tom: i want to dovetail this idea into warren buffett and phillips 66. should we fear the capital outflows from china buying ?merican hydrocarbons this is part of our history, isn't it? the government has been very reluctant to let chinese companies invest. tom: even on a minority basis? skip: even on a minority basis. they do have some stakes and they are exploring and they are learning how to do cracking and fracking, but there have been cnpc tried toen buy china cal. vonnie:

comedian colin quinn. music from beirut.eaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump is under fire for saying that during thursday's debate moderator, megyn kelly had, quote, "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever." [ laughter ] come on, trump, so if you're going to say something offensive, just come out and say it. [ light laughter ] don't be such a wherever. [ laughter ] donald trump's top strategist has stepped down after trump seemed to imply last week that megyn kelly was menstruating during the debate. even more shocking, donald trump has had a campaign strategist this entire time! [ laughter ] there was a guy in charge of this. [ applause ] he looked after all of this and said, "yeah, this is all great." [ light laughter ] pres

here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: investors in china may be betting that the government will cut back its effort to prop up stocks. chinese stocks fell by the most in three weeks. the shenzhen composite index plunged by almost $.70. that is the latest move in what has been a roller coaster couple of months. friday the chinese regulator said it would reduce buying as well as volatility. the price of oil is falling again. trading comes to a six year low. ,est texas intermediate fell trading below $42 a barrel. there is speculation we have not seen the end of the global glut 30% from prices down this year passed high. in bangkok, authorities are saying suspects in the deadly explosion we are's -- were seen on security camera footage, and a man in a yellow shirt is a suspect. at least 20 people were killed, more than 100 others wounded during the bomb -- and 100 others wounded. screeners of hillary clinton's e-mail have flagged 305 of them. a federal judge has ordered that 30,000 for e-mails as secretary of state

now top headlines with vonnie quinn.g temperatures are fanning the flames in western wildfires, and draining crews trying to put them out. california has 19 major fires. one of them is sending smoke into san francisco area. fires in oregon and washington state are forcing people to flee their homes. an elderly idaho woman died when she fell trying to evacuate as a brush fire approached. a new report says at&t's involvement in government surveillance was deeper than first believed. "the new york times" says documents leaked i edward snowden described at&t as "highly collaborative" with the national security agency. and julian bond is being remembered as a giant of the civil rights movement. a longtime naacp chairman died saturday in florida af. after years as a radical student activist, -- he was 75 years old. tom: a little different approach may be that donald trump. i want to bring up our twitter question again. we usually do not do this, but we are doing it this morning. i have done a scientific analysis. we have a rec

he was vonnie quinn. vonnie: good morning for you later today the federal reserve is releasing minutes from last month policy makers meeting. investors are waiting to see whether there is a consensus that september is the right time for the first interest rate increase in nine years. more than 75% of the economists surveyed say the fed will raise race -- will raise rates. the annan has devalued -- vietnam has devalued its currency for the third time this year. the government wants to make sure that exports continue to grow. biggest trade its partner for at least eight years. lawmakers in germany appear ready to back a third greek bailout. angela merkel lobbied members of the lower house of the german parliament, trying to keep members from voting against the $95 billion aid package. a test votes showed it may pass by a wide margin. hillary clinton says she has no idea whether she deleted data from her private e-mail server. the democratic presidential candidate was campaigning in las vegas when a reporter

we'll show you quinn here. quinn entered the prison system in the 1980s as rodney. every doctor who examined quinn determined that the sex change surgery was medically necessary. the settlement comes on the heels of another case involving inmate michelle norsworthy who was born jeffrey. in april she won a federal court order for sex reassignment surgery. but on friday, brown granted norsworthy parole. that likely means prison officials are off the hook in terms of paying the tab. >>> students applying to uc campuses will have more options to choose from when it comes to checking the gender box. in the past the only options were male or female. this fall students will have four more choices. transmale, transfemale, gender nonconforming or different identity. the uc system's lgbt advisory council suggested the change. uc leaders hope the move will give them a better read on the needs of the student body. >>> now hillary clinton is unveiling the ambitious plan. she's proposing to dramatically cut the costs of going to college. her proposal would allow students to atten

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here is vonnie quinn.irefighters in northern california are trying to stand their ground this morning against a massive wildfire. the blaze jumped containment line has -- and has grown to nearly 100 square miles. at least 13,000 people have been ordered or advised to evacuate. the fire destroyed two dozen homes 100 miles north of san francisco. the senate blocks a republican effort to end federal funding for planned parenthood, but orton opponents say the battle is not over. several republicans -- but abortion opponents say the battle is not over. the women's health realization gets $500 million a year in federal and state money. those are top headlines. tom: an important book getting real buzz right now -- "they are there and if you are not looking they will get you." technological progress is assuredly a good thing, except as most americans know, it is not. digital things like robots have crushed job formation and the traditional wage and benefit dynamics of the nation. jerry kaplan is receiving rave rev

colin quinn! >> i love the spin.nce. >> i like to make a big entrance for the crowd. >> i thought the spin was -- are you dizzy? that was tremendous. >> thank you. i could do one, but that's it. >> i understand. let me tell you something, "the coloring book," solving race relations in america. i speak on behalf of not just this audience, but the country. >> thank you. >> you have solved america's maybe most devastating and urgent issue -- >> race. >> -- by using america's least influential media. >> the book. >> why didn't you do this in a vine? maybe it would get around. >> i'll periscope it. >> is that a thing? >> apparently not, judging from the eight laughs i got. >> you do social media. your twitter is -- can i say this? >> yeah. which is more pertinent, my twitter or posture? >> your posture invites -- >> conflict. >> -- disdain but also loneliness. >> it's kind of -- to some extent that's pretty accurate. like a guy at the corner of a bar in 1983, he's an alcoholic, but did some writing back in the day. >> let

brendan: this is "bloomberg surveillance", i am brendan greeley with money quinn -- vonnie quinn.den had a not very secret meeting with elizabeth warren. washington, phil to help us understand what is going on. elizabeth warren's bring is the in thessable ring democratic party. should we interpret from that that joe biden is serious? phil: deliberations are serious. whether he will run is an open question. the timeline he is looking at is and is september, first week of october. if your name is not hillary clinton, getting a elizabeth warren on your site is crucial to have any impact in the democratic race. what joe biden is trying to do pathwayw is scope his if he would jump into this race. that is about money, the route he would take, and how he would organize. if he wants to get a jolt in organization, elizabeth warren is crucial. recent polling coming out nationally shows joe biden is 35 hillary40% behind clinton. when you look at swing states, joe biden against donald trump, he is leading in states like florida, ohio, pennsylvania. that matters for democrats who want to see a

here is the vonnie quinn.will instill its highest honor to 4 americans winded while stopping an attack on the train. a teacher and artist who has lived in france for more than 20 years, he will receive the legion of honor medal. warner bros. wants to bring hollywood to china. the studio is in talks to form a joint venture in china that would produce local language films. the deal would be the biggest yet. debutedhe walking dead" with the the audience ever for a new cable series. the series is a spinoff of "the walking dead," one of the few table shows to draw audiences that rival broadcast networks. i saw on twitter a heat map of the world covered in red. caption was- the w, this is not from "the alking dead." brendan: temptation to make a zombie joke about china. we are joined by david kelly, jpef global strategist at morgan funds in new, massachusetts. washing beijing -- watching beijing. one of the things we've been reading in the last day is comparisons, historical -- is it 1997, 1980 seven. when you look

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with colin quinn. he has a new one-man show called "colin quinn, the one-man story." >> they say, what happened to the movie? what happened was, we go to the comedy crowd, they're looking at you. you better get in touch. >> rose: changes at google. john sununu and colin quinn when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. is to increase management scale and focus on its consolidated businesses. search, youtube, android and other internet products will be run by the new c.e.o. googlele vestment arms, life sciences venture, google x which produced a self-driving car. larry page and sergei will run the new parent company called alphabet. in a blog posted monday, larry page wrote we like the name alphabet because it means a collection of letters that re

comedian colin quinn.bout the, about cosby and the horrible (bleep) he did and some people think it's not okay to joke about some of these topics like rape and that kind of stuff. i think we should be able to joke about anything. you just have to do it the right way. do you think, should certain things be off limit for comedy, colin? what is your take because we live in a real pc world right now, right? >> my god. this the end times. let's face the facts. >> the end of civilization? >> the end of comedy, stand-up comedy, i believe as we know it. >> you think so? >> i will tell you, as far as is considered actual people all over -- everybody online is deciding that joke offended me, that joke offends me. >> they were doing it before but just using parchments. >> you can make jokes about anything, you can make jokes about rape you just can't imply that rape is a joke. it is sort of -- >> larry: yeah. absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: all right. >> you can make jokes about it as long as it is not

vonnie quinn is here with top headlines.tock market is back in business but the reopening after a five-week shutdown was not waiting for. an official said the country's economic output -- outlook does not look right. -- shares of two major banks fell. trading was soft. capital controls were imposed. a european commission spokeswoman is saying that eu serious deterioration in the greek economy. president obama is taking his plan to fight global warming to the american people, making a televised address this afternoon. he previewed his proposal by hosting a video on twitter. he is calling for cutting emissions from u.s. power plants by nearly one third within 15 years. republicans are already fighting the plan. mitch mcconnell is telling all 50 governors not to obey the numeral. america accounts for about 1/7 of the world's emissions. you can see the president's address on bloomberg tv at 2:15 p.m. eastern. john kerry is on a fencemending swing for the middle east, where he willatar address concerns about the nuclear agreement

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mcneill, my client, participated actively in the crime against quinn boyer. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, the teens had previously stolen a car and after the murder surveillance cameras show them dumping the vehicle at this school in oakland. three of the other teens pled guilty in juvenile court and are serving time. the fourth pled no contest and is doing 15 years in prison. >> i lost all my joy when i lost quinn. >> reporter: boyer's father held back tears when he testified today. >> looked forward to grandchildren. >> reporter: boyer was a paramedic in santa clara county. today co-workers and friend came to show their support for his family. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a suspect is now in custody in san jose. sky 7 hd flew over east san jose this afternoon where police arrested the man. the incident happened capital expressway. police say the carjacker fired. they did not shoot back and nobody was hurt. just a few hours separated two shootings in which san jose police shot at armed suspects. a man died after officers shot him near east san antonio street

here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: thanks, tom. it is a big day for the bank of england governor mark carney. a report is starting less than an hour from now. topping lists -- the banks' interest rates and new forecast on the agenda. republican presidential candidates will debate for the first time tonight at 9:00 eastern on national television, and 9 of them will be trying to stop donald trump from stealing the spotlight. he is dominating polls heading into the debate on fox. one republican strategists said survivalists must tread lightly. time,has a set amount of six and half, eight minutes to engage in the audience something about you, your policy, and why you watch to be the next president of the united states and why we should vote for you. to waste time going after trump -- that will burn up a lot of those minutes. at the same time, if he goes after you, you cannot allow that to stand. you can demonstrate to republican voters he will be a candidate who fight back. vonnie: the second candidate who did not

here is vonnie quinn. border,along the korean the most serious exchange of artillery fire in five years. north korea fired a rocket at a south korean border position and that prompted south korea to unleash an artillery barrage. earlier this month, two south korean soldiers were wounded by a landmine in the demilitarized zone. policy makers are getting closer to raising interest rates for the first time in nine years. participant said conditions were approaching the point where the economy could sustain a rate hike. moved to prop up the yuan. the chinese central bank has injected the most money. the yuan fell 3% in three days last week. kazakhstan is the latest emerging market to give up control of the exchange rate. tenge reached a 23% drop. hillary clinton might not have used the private server for e-mails while she was secretary of state if she had to do it all again. she did have her own e-mail account. others had done it before. it was more convenient. that is the thing. she did not really think it th

his -- here is vonnie quinn.hts,a frequent guest writes it is interesting in the context of schumer dissenting. it was stunning looking what it would do from the west village all the way up into midtown manhattan. it also at the risk of pakistan destabilizing -- people who understand game theory get scared about this. it could be us and the soviet union, and that at least you can control with a red phone. you cannot do that multilaterally. actually breaking out into nuclear war, using the minimally with the u.s. and russia. we need to worry about other -- tom: where is the iran debate as schumer puts out his view on -- brendan: i have read on twitter this does not change the ultimate outcome. but that is not something i have been -- charles schumer did say he is not going to whip, but i do not know what that means. he says i have come out against the deal and he did it quietly during the republican debate, also not an accident. he said i will not drag anyone else into this, but his opinion matters. he may be the

that was quinn dang reporting.d when we come back, equal time correspondent samantha rodgers will join us, leading a discussion about police use of body cameras. [music] welcome back to this edition of equal time. today we are talking about police body cameras. let's meet our guests. morning, i'm keith plamondon with the mountain view police department. i'm a lieutenant and i oversee the body-worn camera program. and i am saul jaeger with the mountain view police department as well, i'm our public information officer and media relations contact. hi, my name is jordan, i work loss prevention. i am also a criminal justice major. hi, my name is dr. will armaline, i'm the director of the human arts program, associate professor in justice studies at san jose state university. hi, my name is samantha rodgers and i'm the student reporter for the story. we thank you all for being here today, and i'm glad you picked this topic because every time you turn on the news today, you can't miss seeing something from the police cam

our top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: thanks, tom.authorities have arrested two dozen people in a deadly warehouse explosion. 139 people were killed in the explosion in tianjin. 11 officials are accused of neglect of duty and abuse of power. walmart will stop selling military guns because demand has dropped. the world's largest retailer plans to replace those weapons with other types of rifles. walmart says it is a business decision. the chinese billionaire is adding triathlons to his growing efforts. the company organizes ironman triathlon around the world. tom: have you ever done this? vonnie: an ironman triathlon, no. it is on my bucket list. tom: it is on my bucket list, too. the bucket sitting next to the chair with a bottle and it. vonnie: you meant not watch one, be in one? tom: thank you. to $40ut from $4 billion billion. that is from the worst of 2008 to the present and to the future prosperity. it is a new normal, a new bd ocher, and it -- mediocre, and a new great distortion. america is minting money. it is one part cost cu

tom: vonnie quinn, thank you so much.ey fischer and alan greenspan are a solid two generations ahead of the youngsters -- dr. holtz eakin that -- hee studied is the president of the american action for him, and joins us for a briefing before our conversations with chairman greenspan. who is stanley fischer? if you were speaking with a friend who knew nothing about economics, how would you describe stanley fischer? thomas: he was the head of a central bank of another country and is now in the united states. he is an all-star. tom: we can talk about the commodity prices and such, but i would suggest that dr. fisher invented the phrase altra accommodative. which is where we are now. let me lead in with my first question to stand fischer this morning. why are we so afraid to raise interest rates? doug: i don't know. i think they are too data dependent on equity markets, financial markets in general. it should be about the real economy. the real economy is not doing great. a 20 point hike in the funds rate will not change that

joining me now is amy's co-star, collin quinn. and he is an author. got emotional. >> i saw that, yeah. >> let's listen. >> we're here today to say enough is enough. to mass shootings in our schools, our college campuses, our military bases and each if our movie theaters. she is shootings have got to stop. i don't know how else to say it. maybe the worst part about all this is that there is a common sense way to stop mass shootings. there are many ways. for me, the pain i share with so many other americans on the issue of gun violence was made extremely personal to me on thursday, july 23rd when -- i'm not even going to say his name. but this -- when -- he sat down for my movie train wreck at the grand theater in lafayette, louisiana. two lives were tragically lost and other injured. and i have thought about these victims each day since the tragedy. >> does this event change your mine at all about guns in our society? >> no. this event? no. i always thought we should have background checks. you know what i mean? but i still believe in -- i believe peo

lonnie quinn with more on the earthquake. >> thank you so much, alice. if you look at the earthquake stats for our area, okay, i'm talking the tri-state now, and i'm talking small earthquakes, much smaller than they experienced this morning in bernardsville, they have very common. i'm talking about earthquakes so small, most of them can't be felt. they are out there. the reason they are out there, we will rest in the area of a fault line. where it was felt this morning, bernardsville, watch this. there's bernardsville. it's right on the ramapo fault line it feeds into the east coast fault line, intersecting with the new madrid fault line, and then the big daddy of them all, the san andreas. but without the ramapo fault line, you would have the appalachian mountains or the poconos. it is hot and human tomorrow a p.m. chance for rain, and it shouldn't spoil the day. a hot one at 90 degrees. dick, over to you. >> lonnie, thank you. >>> a major step for the normalized relationships between the u.s. and cuba today. [music] >>> with the national anthem playing

>> time to do some redecorating. >>> vanessa is in for lonnie quinn. will we see more rain coming tomorrow? >> absolutely. possibility tomorrow, and then a better bet on friday, throughout the day. the slow-moving storm system will cause problems for us, making your way thursday into friday, and more flash flooding is absolutely a possibility, and let's check with our weather watchers right now. at this point, what we expect through the overnight hours, the temperatures will not be cooling off much from where they are right now. temperatures for most of us, mid- to upper 70s, and christie says it's 79 in new york. long beach, 76. pleasant valley, 72 right now, and adam heater says it's 72 there. you can get the point, it's not just warm, but it's muggy, too. we look from high atop of the empire state building to show you this picture. mostly cloudy and 79. the heat index, feeling like 82 degrees, and it's 11:20 at night. feeling sticky and storm this evening. we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, the good news after a soaking afternoon, we

. >>> lonnie quinn. >> july and august the hottest months in new york city. as we get ready to move into september, to the 91. we will talk about that in just a bit. >>> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," a man suspected of gunning down a texas deputy appears before a judge. scott pelley with that at 6:30. >> the law officer was assassinated in cold blood over the weekend. well, today the man that police believe pulled the trigger pleaded -- i am sorry, was was charged with capital murder. his attorneys tell us he will plead not guilty. we will have that story and the rest of the world news coming right up on the "cbs evening news." in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, old, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced hospice and palliative care for adults and children, but the values of the brooklyn ladies still guide us. mjhs. caring every minute, every day. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! introducing the one-and-only

quinn pillia found that the vice president does better than clinton in hypothetical matchups betweentrump, jeb bush, and marco rubio. biden mourning the lost of his son beau is gauging whether he has the emotional fuel to run, he told members of the national democratic committee. >> if you were to announce to run, you have to be able to commit to all of you that i would be able to give it my whole heart and whole soul. right now both of pretty well banged up. >> as the rest of the field gathers for a party meeting where clinton hopes to hear more of this. >> for a generation they have thrown a kitchen sink at the clintons, and the people of america understand the real record. >> reporter: as biden's deliberations continue, he met today with richard trumka, the powerful president of the afl-cio, who so far has not endorsed a candidate. >> interesting meet, though, joe johns, thank you so much. >>> on the on other side of the race, donald trump blasting critics over his hair. >> i don't wear a toupee. it's my hair, i swear. >> he even invited a won't on the stage to confirm it. >> yes,

. >> i want to ask our trash collector tide, quinn i harris, have you her a man crush, willing to admit it? >> you guys may think i'm lying, but i've never had a man crush towelly arguing with a producer, kit cat kline when she said she wanted to bring me in on this. i said like i want to say this pomly correct. african-american males, we tend to not show that much admiration toward one another, even if i likes you. little head knott. but like admiration is like oh, i want to be you? no. a crush, like, i kind of have a connection, not really. >> totally honest about it. no. >> i know if you had to pick someone, who would you pick? >> this is what i am trying to tell you guys, about my mind. i don't even -- my mind, my mind won't even let me even have those kind of thoughts. >> not even mike jerek is. >> i look at that guy, though, i like mike, mike is killing it, listen, mike, he is killing it in more ways than one. he is the man around town. no, like i like -- i like me so much, like i'm -- >> you're man crush? >> man crush? >> , no not even a crush. no, understanded what i am saying.

lonnie quinn is live in central record lonnie. >> reporter: we did. and your first question, you will the heat continue, it's going to be hot again tomorrow. not as hot as it was today. look at what your high temperature was. you hit 95 degrees. you did not break a record, but you tied one. 1944 you hit 95 degrees. a record has been on the books for 71 years. that now puts our 90-degree day counter at 10. 10 90-degree days or hotter this year. the most ever in a calendar year was 39 in 1993. the least, the coolest summer was 1902. we only had one day that made it to 90 degrees that year. i do not remember that. the radar picture will show you there is not too much going on out there. there is a little bit of pop-up here or there. there is just not too, too much. for your day tomorrow you may see some clouds roll in a little earlier. i am going to cap the temperatures. it's going to be hot. don't get me wrong. it's 89. feels like 93. there will be an isolated storm chance tomorrow. similar with the clouds kicking in a little bit earlier in the day. k.j

lonnie quinn with more on the storm. ice in august? lonnie? >> ready for this? islip had hail, the size of golf balls out there. 4:00to 6:15 in the morning, super development out there the bigger picture showing you now for just about everybody out there, not everyone, we still have storms, and we will talk about that and where they are headed in a bit. over to you. >> lonnie, thank you. >>> some people in sunset park were not surprised when a large sink hole appeared this morning. the crater, 20 feet deep opening up at 64th street and 5th avenue, and no one was hurt. city officials said it appears a water leak washed away the road underneath and the street gave away. neighbors say the road had been sinking for awhile and they called city agencies about it, but nothing was done. >>> a road collapsed sending cars crashing down, and how the drivers in this case were rescued,. >> and also shattered glass and terrified kids. a mother says she and her kids were attacked in their car in midtown. was it a road rage? >>> a pill you can print. how your health is really g

lonnie quinn is here to straighten it all out and tell us how it could affect our area. >> bringing out the real simple facts of the whole thing, because el nino is a pool of warm water off the coast of peru. that's the foundation. that's your build ing block, and that's it. that's the one element that we are seeing in place right now. but they talk about how this is the strongest one since 1997. do you remember the winter of 1997 here in new york city? i do. it was mild. it was wet and wasn't all that white. it was rainy. that is how a monster el nino would affect the new york city area. it would be milder, wet winter. could be storms up there but i think more wet than white. lake tahoe, the west coast would pick up all the snow. the west coast could really use it with the incredible drought conditions they're experiencing right now. we'll see if it truly develops the way it's looking like right now, but yet to be seen. >>> playing the lottery could soon get easier in new jersey. the state senate approved a bill today that would allow players to get tickets delivered. courier services

lonnie quinn now. >> all right. coming tomorrow will be a change in our weather pattern and i think it's a change you will enjoy. we'll talk about it coming up. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news" another wild ride on wall street. norah o'donnell is in for scott pelley tonight. hi, norah. >> hey, good evening to you, dana. that's right. and you have been reporting it was another big loss for the stock market today so we are following the developments and we'll look at one economic sector that is heating up so some good news, as well. >> find out what it is. that's all ahead here on the "cbs evening news." in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, old, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced hospice and palliative care for adults and children, but the values of the brooklyn ladies still guide us. mjhs. caring every minute, every day. hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you g

lonnie quinn is live in columbus circle with more for us tonight. lonnie? >> reporter: it seems like i have been around central park all day today, k.j. during the 5:00 news, i was in the park, and it was a hot one right now, and right now at the southwest entrance, going into the park at columbus circle, and it's nice out. it's pleasant night. 84degrees, and let's talk about the heat. look at the numbers, i put it all together for you. you hit 95 degrees today, and that ties the record officially accomplished in 194h and officially the first heat wave since 2013, and saturday we were at 92, sunday, 93, monday, 95, and there's the all important three 90-plus days in a row. a fourth day tomorrow? i think it will be close, but i think it will be just shy. 89, and if we hit 90, it's a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm chance. if even if you hit 90 degrees, and you don't get the fourth day. 89 will feel like 83. we will talk about the extended forecast in a bit. right now, back to you. >>> new video of a violent robbery on the upper west side. police are

. >> normally not a big fan of tattoos, but that one i like. >> it's right on the money. >> lonnie quinn is now standing by with the forecast. >>> things are looking good for the upcoming weekend, and i'm glad to say that because we were not looking good at the start of the week. with you. the weather watchers, cool air the city. right now, well north and west, and 59 degrees reported by charley hoffman in narrowsburg, and he says the mountain skies are clear and the temperatures are good for sleeping. i think you will see a few upper 50s for the folks out there like in monticello. what i have for you now in new york city, a sky that is clear, 73 degrees, and it's mild out there, and sunrise, tomorrow morning, it will be at 5:59 in the morning, and the sunset tonight, it was lovely. look at this. chopper 2 hd, out and about, doing its thing, reporting that, sending it back, and i just have to wait until 11:19 to play it for you. that's it looked like, a big orange orb dropping behind the horizon. i always said you need a couple of clouds in the sky to make it look prettier, and that's wh

chris rock says after reading it, you realize colin quinn is the white richard pryor. not get any better than that right i'm pleased to have colin quinn at this table for the first time. it doesn't get better than that, does it? colin: no. ultimate.yor is the charlie: i talked to comedians all the time about not so much how to be funny, but the history of comedy. you a certaintell -- oh and a mosh to prior mosh to richard pryor. -- homage to richard pryor. colin: i would always used to say pryor could do a kkk guy, and when he's doing the character he would make him a human being. everybody had humanity when he would be doing characters. because he was so precise, try to figure out how the language was affecting the world. anyway part of a true line that included lenny bruce? who did you set out to become other than yourself? colin: those guys were my earliest influences. rock, weof chris started together and we used to write little notes. those are the two references to us. mic is when we were open guys. charlie: i did a 60 minute piece , it was nevervid quite what he

viewers contributing money to -- let's check in with lonnie quinn. congratulations, boys, for getting as far as you did. >> quite an accomplishment. >>> our weather today, started off with a beautiful sky. more clouds out there right now. but it's not terrible. all the talk is about what tomorrow and saturday holds because it could be big rain. i don't see it that way. weather watchers show you how the day sort of transpired perfectly. here's charley hoffman. okay? this is up in pennsylvania the delaware river. see the clouds over there? all right. they came in later in the day. all right? wait until you see what it looked like earlier in the morning. we'll get the sunrise from northport. rain not a big risk. right now in new york city, you have clouds out there. currently it's 79 degrees. still going to call it partly sunny. all right? as you take a look at the almanac, you were as high as 83 today at 2:46. newark, new jersey, all right, it's been having that run of 90-degree days. newark hit 85 today so their heat wave ends at 9 straight days of 90

joined by quentin hardy of "the new york times" and michelle quinn of "the mercury news." let me ask you the question everybody asks you. that's, why are you looking at wheat plants? they don't seem like they do anything interesting. >> one nice thing is they don't wander around. if you're looking for things to look at from space, that's a good start. one of the things we found surprising when we started this project is that no one has ever made a map of the entire planet, what the major crops are growing, where they are, and how healthy they are. as you can imagine, that's of great interest to everyone from a commodities trader to the countries growing those commodities. >> i've seen bits of this kind of thing before, and it's very exciting because the pitch is, if there are 7 billion people on the planet headed to 10 billion, how are you going to feed them if you don't turn the world basically into a big greenhouse where you try to manage for efficiency wherever possible. that sort of the same idea you're doing? >> absolutely. i mean, you know, you want to know where cro

lonnie quinn is looking into it. >> look, we were 90 the degrees yesterday. we have been above 90 today. tomorrow is going to be close. i think we will hit the 90-degree mark. right now a good looking shot. partly sunny, 90 degrees. high temperature was 9th 1. that makes 14 90-degree days this year. 39. 1902. so halfway would put you at 19. 19 90-degree days. we are at 14. we are close to average. nothing about average as far as august is concerned. during this month as it comes to a close we now rank as the third hottest august in our history since we have been recording temperatures, which goes back to the late 1800s. hottest every 1980 at 80.3. skies overhead a wispy cloud. i showed you those. a little bit of probation trying to make itself into northwest new jersey. not part of this partly cloudy. as i look at day tomorrow, this will be the key. the winds are calm but they are due to turn to the north. if they turn to the north at 88, 89 degrees. if it happens later 90 to 91 tomorrow. either which way, 91, 89, a hot one out there. we will talk about the e

quinn boy was shot and killed 2 years ago when car full of teenagers pulled up alongside him. lee ann has the story. >> 34-year-old quinn boy had just dropped off his father at his home in the oakland hills. after taking him to doctor appointment. when boy came up to stop sign he was approached by car full of teens. prosecutors say one of them christian burton got out of the car and shot boy in the head. car want off the road that the are vane. later died. widow was the first to take the stand at the murder trail today. >> they don't know what they gave up when they decided to take this path. they have no idea what they gave up. >> burton the alleged shooter only 16 at the time. he is being tried as an adult. his attorney maintenance he did not kill boy. >> we believe someone else was shooter and the evidence will be quite convincing overwhelming on that area. >> second team being tried is david mcneal. >> look of evidence. that mr. mr. mcneal my client participated actively in the crime against boy. >> according to prosecutors the teen had previously stolen a car and after th

vonnie quinn has more.sure that these are the correct numbers and they won't be revised later on. it has happened early before, but this is a 40 minute preview if you like, of the numbers. ism manufacturing, the headline number is disappointing. but in growth territory, 52.7. the consensus was looking for 53.5. just a bit below there, but nevertheless, growth. prices paid, that was down to 44 from 49.5 the previous month, and we will looking for 49. that was the consensus of the bloomberg economist we surveyed. once again, the ism manufacturing coming out 40 minutes early. if it is the correct data, it is disappointing in the growth territory. erik: a little bit of caution until we are absolutely certain that is the july number. stephanie: it is so often revisions come later. when we return with a rate hike, china and other uncertainties looming. how should you put your money to work question mark -- to work? christian all money reveals -- christian romani reveals good values. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. i'm

mark: the sprint ceo, marcelo claure, speaking with brendan greeley and vonnie quinn.carlet: coming up, lebron james known for giving it all on and off the court. --brings six on a new list whose number one through five? ♪ mark: cristiano ronaldo will make the room for one more trophy on his shelf. he was just named the most charitable sports star by do something.org. scarlet: donating over $83,000 to a 10-year-old fan who needed brain surgery and giving more than $7.8 million to help nepal after the earthquake. there was another instance where in 2004 he flew to and in the nation synonymy victim because young mantage of a wearing a portugal jersey with his name on the back. mark: i don't want to use the term "feel good" but it's one of those things where the philanthropic side of these people who have so much fame and fortune comes out and there are people who would door them were less fortunate. williams, serena lebron james at number six. scarlet: you know who john cena is? ke.was in magic mi you have name are an lebron james -- how much rent although actually makes

thank you so much, vonnie quinn. to come on "market have an cory and i in-depth discussion on student loan debt. student loan debt has tripled in the past 10 years. it is now expected to double in the next 10 years. is really really on the way for -- relief really on way for bor? we will break it down. ♪ olivia: students are having a tougher time repaying college loans and now the nation is facing up to 1 point st -- $1.3 trillion in education debt. the number is set to double by 2025 according to the congressional budget office. jenny lauren cryer -- covers higher education and she joins us on set. -- numbers are high-watering the number is set to double over the next 10 years. how does this happen? jenna: good question -- it is all government loans and as the price continues to rise, 3% to 5% a year, students are taking out more to afford the cost. cory: a lot more than the inflation and more than wages. what is happening when people come out of school is there ending up with so much more debt that the burden that

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