. >> 5:2 let's look at stories you're engaging with most on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> minnesota mosque attack could have been faked. sebastian white house national security advisor made the statement yesterday after asked why the president yet to publicly comment on the incident h he said trump wants to wait until he learns more about it gorker went ton say we had a series of crimes committed alleged hate crimes by right wing individuals in the last six months that turned out to be propagated by the left. >> next up a family group slamming popular disney cartoon doc mcstuff ins by featuring two mom family focused on two mom dolls separated after a toy dragon caused earthquake it received high praise from high praise from lgb it groups. >> barbara cook to starred in broadway music man died. over came alcoholism, depression and obesity and second life in cab ray and concert halls. she died early tuesday at home in manhattan at the age of 89. >> next up critics slamming people online mocking a woman of acusing usher to exposing her to herpies. quantakesia is lying bec

. >> we have had crews covering the protest and uploading video and information in realtime. and tomorrow we will do the same. stay up to date by downloading our app, and on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. you can sign up for breaking news e-mail alerts. >>> oakland firefighters are heading to texas to help in hurricane harvey recovery where the second storm related death was just reported. you're going to see incredible video of the storm emerging. this shows the strongest part of hurricane harvey passing through fulton, texas. it ripped a path of destruction across coastal texas. today people emerged to share stories of a very tense night. >> i mean, the wind, the rain and just trees. i hear trees breaking and just all kinds of noise. it was crazy. >> it was terrible. it was so -- i was crying. i was on my knees praying that weapon made it. >> harvey calmed to a tropical storm. now with heavy rain continuing to fall, worries turn to historic flooding. the rain and standing water is hampering a search effort for those missing or in trouble as hundreds of thousands remain wi

but we need to say this: on the ground, realtime in the prison system, you do not commonly find people who ascribe to radicalized islam ideologies, if we're going to utilize that term the. you don't find people who they ascribe themselves to isis, let's say, right? or, as dr. baker mentioned earlier -- you don't find that. that's not really there in that type of a way. so it's not -- the prison system is not producing terrorists. in that way. is there radicalization, is there extremism? yes, that exists. that is part and parcel of the nature of what the prison system breeds. because it is a very survivallistic type of atmospheres, a very base nature type of atmosphere, this is a tendency for the peoples who are being held there to see things in terms of black and white. sometimes you might get gray. but you won't get a broad spectrum of color in their thinking and decision making process. now, there is something else that we want to add to this pot that's being stewed. and it's the direction of the prison system at current. if you go back far enough, you go back into the late 1800s, th

reminder with rain in the forecast get weather updates any time on your phone or tablet including realtime views from storm track sticks live. -- storm tracker6 live. >> now from the white house there's been yet another shakeup in the trump administration. this time the president's chief strategist steve bannon is out. officially the white house says that bannon and chief of staff john kelly "mutually agreed that today would be bannon's last day" but a source tells abc news that bannon offered his resignation two weeks ago. bannon joined the trump campaign near exactly a year ago. he was the third person to run the campaign and help mr. trump pull off that big win. but insiders say bannon has clashed with nearly every top official at the white house. we'll have much more on bannon's ouster in our next half hour. >> a american man from california has been identified as a victim in that barcelona attack. he and his wife were visiting barcelona for their first wedding anniversary when the driver of a van mowed down more than a hundred people killing 13. >> i don't know what my feelings are. i

it aired on this network in the 4:00 hour this afternoon, including the reaction to it in realti realtime, in the moment, by our 4:00 p.m. host, nicolle wallace, who let's not forget was communications director in the bush 43 white house. >> look at the need for that regime in they have nuclear weapons. it's intolerable from the president's perspective. so of course we have to provide all options to do that, and that includes a military option. now, would we like to resolve it short of what would be a very costly war in terms of the suffering of mainly the south korean people, the ability of that north korean regime to hold the south hostage, to conventional fires, capabilities, seoul being so close. we're cognizant of all that. so what we have to do is everything we can to pressure this regime, to pressure kim jong-un and those around him such that they conclude it is in their interest to denuclearize. >> eli stokols, i'm going to say something that may be too provocative for sort of the times we're in. but the last time i heard a white house national security adviser talk about a gather

. >>> the fbi on election night watching this information in realtime. "the lead" starts right now. >>> the president returned to friendly turf yesterday to blast the russia story as a hoax, a total fabrication, despite quite a lot of evidence to the contrary. before heading off to a 17-day vacation, here in washington, of course, the russia investigation is taking no vacations. >>> inside the election night war room. what counter-intelligence officials were monitoring. >>> plus, president trump's national security adviser a decorated general. so what's behind the right wing smear campaign against lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. >>> good afternoon, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the special investigation into possible collusion between the trump team and russia is picking up steam with the grand jury issuing subpoenas and investigators digging into the financial records of president trump, his business records, his associates and his family, sources tell cnn. faced with this bad news, the president went before a rally of supporters in west vir

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they're able to contact each other in realtime. how does the fbi work these things? we have folks that work the social media end and track that. it's difficult. yoost you've got to find a needle in a haystack. just because somebody says something we can't them up for an errant thought. we have to prove the mens rea ancy with the crill mind moves toward the criminal act. that's difficult to do because we want to interdict them in between. the fbi uses a couple other things. they use undercovers. it's difficult in these instances because some of these groups in the rural areas they're close knit groups. to introduce an undercover officer, you have to break into that group. it's difficult. we work it. we desperately try to get entry into these groups but it's very difficult to do. >> thanks for giving us insight. james galliano, good to see you. >>> coming up, one of the president's most fervent online spporters matt drudge goes after president trump's response to charlottesville. also, are the knives out for trump's chief strategist steve bannon? what some in the presi

realtime information, guys. am glad you are excited as i am to be out here live near the oakland airport. we are looking at the measurements right now, and here's brian guy sea. and where -- garcia and where is the balloon and the height and current temperature. >> oh, gosh, mark, the balloon is almost pushing the height of everest so it's 27,000 feet. temperatures about minus 22c so do the conversion in your head for those of you that can do it. but it's cold and starting to get moist up there, too. >> okay. so, great information. that's realtime information we are getting as the weather blob goes up. and by the way, this is happening -- balloon goes up. and by the way, this is happening tomorrow at 4 a.m. let's look at the weather maps right now. the current conditions if we can look at that. the current conditions out there, right now we have 80 degrees this san jose. fremont 82. half-moon bay 68 and mountainview in the upper 70s. the satellite we are showing you showers and thunderstorms approaching the sier

let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtimel-mart apologizing after wal-mart appears mark guns as back to school items. >> as the new school year approaches more bus drivers are neede in pennsylvania. school transportation companies are facing a driver shortage. 22 percent of companies call it severe and 5 percent say they're desperate for drivers. >> the eighth circuit court of appeals rules that americans do not have the first amendment right to film police or any public official in public. the court filed the opinion last month and it stems from a lawsuit brought by a man who had numerous run ins with police for filming them making arrests on the street. the pin appa court rulings. >> ucla quarterback josh rosen taking some heat after he spoke some harsh words but obvious truths about college he said that school and football just don't go together and it's like trying to work two full-time jobs. he was speaking about the notion that college football is a multibillion dollar business. a lot of debate on that one. >> i have to

let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtimehis morning, silicon valley is join, the movement to exile white supremacists. twitter linked in spotify and cloud flare are among the companies cutting off services to hate groups. earlier in the week facebook and go daddy also took steps to block in the past internet companies have tried to steer clear of making judgments about content except in cases of illegal activity. >> and next up the mayor of phoenix, arizona wants president trump to postpone his rally in the city next week. in a letter mayor greg stanton said he was disappointed that the president hold to chose a campaign rally as the nation is still healing from the tragic events in charlottesville. stanton also warned president trump against plans to pardon a former arizona sheriff convicted of criminal contempt for disobeying a court order to stop profiling immigrants. >> next up has the mystery around natalee holloway's disappearance been solved? a new tip led to the discovery of human remains in aruba. the remains are un

but you can tell he's watching this in realtime and just tweeting as impulsively. i'm glad to see that he was able to clean it up a little bit at the end. but the problem is he loses credibility with the impulsive tweets at first. >> here's my point. if you look at what's on tv right now, if you're the president you're watching that. i never fault any president for criticizing people that become violent. i just don't. i mean, when you see people that are violent just like we're literally watching on the screen right now. i want a president to call them out. these agitators. i want him to praise the police officers when they show restraint. i want him to also say congratulations to the people that showed up overwhelmingly to fight against racism and stand up against racism. that is a good day. not everything has to be negative about donald trump. >> sure. >> i understand there are people who don't like him, but today this was a good day and also i think this was a very measured response. the president should always call out agitators. always should call them out and

we rely on twitter to get realtime information. >> i think the story that he pushed the wrong button is laughable. >> reporter: acttdoisiv not ac. she's convinced this tweet exposed the th world th.hatrt's they are watching at the sheriff's office but the other thought i had today was like it might be one of the sheriff's way of sort of passively aggressively t community resistance. >> reporter: the sheriff's office i.t. department was finally called to remove the retweet. the event scheduled for august 26th was permitted by the national park service. criss field is part of the golden gate national recreation area and thus controlled by the federal government. >> we do not invite hate speech or hatred to come into our city and to instigate not only hatred but potential violence. >> mayor lee and house minority leader nancy pelosi have sent letters to the golden gate national recreation area urging them to re-consider the permit. >>> what happened in virginia is top of mind in mountain view. protest against google is planned for saturday. police are preparing for violence. abc 7 news

. >> wisdom is standing by with the realtime news tracker. >> michelle carter received what many areemely lenient sentence of two and a half years she'll only serve 15 months. legal experts though say it's the conviction not the sentencing that worries them. believing that the case could set a new legal precedent in which words and not just actions are deemed to cause death. >>> next up for the first time in harvard university's history the majority of its incoming class is nonwhite. 50.8 percent of the 2000 freshmen identified as minorities. african-americans saw a jump from 11 percent last year to nearly 15 percent this year. asian students made up 22 percent. next up, despite strict rules about bringing prohibited items onto airplanes a new study shows that last year more than 20 percent of people still did it. the items were knowingly or unknowingly smuggled pastingly p at least 6 percent of people got on to planes carrying knives. the most common items were food and liquids. few people admitted intentionally carrying drugs. >> trace an airplane outline. it took 14 hours for the

to monitor the next election in support of people like facebook or twitter to remove this stuff realtime. that is 21st century. >> daniel, is this even possible? >> i think that would be quite a challenge. >> yeah. thank you very much. joining us is van jones, gloria, jeffrey, and molly. the idea that americans were going to the polls while the fbi was kind of poring over social media, as phil said, it is a brave new world and raises a lot of concerns. >> it raises a lot of concerns. but part of the thing, if you pull back, you have an obama administration that's between a rock and a hard place. the republicans spent so much time driving down confidence in this white house, spoking suspicions about this president, that here you have a real threat to our most basic institution, and the president and the fbi, they don't know what to do. if they go forward and say the russians are messing with the election, there's a concern the republican also say he's just doing that to help hillary clinton. if they do nothing, you wind up with this outcome now nobody knows what to believe. i think the re

commuters have access to free high speed wi-fi along with ten new interactive kiosks that offer realtimeion. >>> check out this video. it's an example of what their days were like. they were assigned a treat. they set up games and act as block supervisorsupervisors. learning that lead and create meaningful relationships. >>> back to our weather. it's about to feel like florida. dangerous storm will be moving in. that's why we're assuring the first alert. glen has a look at what's coming our way. >> i think tomorrow will be the most uncomfortable day that we've had this summer, at least in the form of humidity. the flags are showing it. the southeast wind are just pushing that florida like air up here. that's going to help set up the stage for the storms. first alert for the strong storms for the entire area starting early afternoon in the lee high valley and ending friday evening down toward the shore. tropical downpours could be localized brief flooding. we have somt showers and thunderstorms in central pennsylvania already. more back to the west. it's a pretty vigorous system. you can

they'll be firing off a series of gun shots to test the security system that can geo gunfire in realtime. it will shutdown some roads in the area near the white house and the the vice-president's home. in san francisco thousands imaryted to show their patriotism to patriot prepare. they planned to hold their own rally in the city today but called it off over safety concerns. the rally still took place. i was a piece ful event. north korea fired three short range missiles off the eastern shore. two of the missiles flew about 150 miles into the earlier reports that the tests failed, the us military is saying that two were successful this follows north korea's threats to hit the us territory of guam after the united nations approved new sanctions on the communist country this month. earlier this week, rex tillerson was optimistic for pee yong yang showing restraint. we hope this is the beginning of the signal that we're looking for, that they are reready to restrain their provocative acts and that perhaps we are seeing our pathway to sometime in the near future having some dialogue. the dis

. >> realtime communications, a very minor delay, you could have a doctor on the radio with you while you're working with the patient. >> reporter: nasa's new plan for the final frontier have people heading further afield. to mars. 34 million miles away from earth. it takes 20 minutes for the call for help to reach earth. >> if you have an emergency, you're not going to wait for help on board. >> reporter: that means every member of the crew will be forced to be doctors, working only with the supplies on their ship. >> they have limited resources to deal with in that situation to figure out how they might be able to save that person's life. >> reporter: nasa has teamed up to create a first of its kind space simulator to teach astronauts how to deal with medical emergencies, ranging from simple injuries to major events like a heart attack. in one scenario, a pipe on the ship bursts causing poisonous gas to go throughout the spaceship. the astronauts face a double dilemma. they need to fix their ship and keep their sick crew members alive at the same time. i got a chance to suit up. in

the 6abc app provides realtime views of storm tracker6 live. the app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> this doesn't come as a complete surprise but the highly controversial steve bannon has left the building. president trump's chief strategist apparently outstayed his welcome after only seven months on the job. he was seen as pushing much of trump's populist and america first agenda during before the campaign and after. he was the man behind trump's travel ban and th decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. also seen as promoting much of the discord and in fighting among the west wing staff. sources say bannon has been on shaky ground for weeks and that grounder began to rupture after the arrival of chief of staff john kelly. much more on the departure of steve bannon next at 6:30 right here on "action news." >>> philadelphia police have charged wally ramen with criminal mischief and other offenses for allegedly vandalizing the frank rizzo statue across from city hall. john rawlins has more on the deface. >> reporter: the

until the next solar e 2024 in in case you happened to miss yesterday's some of the hi played out in realtimeted? [ chanting "yes" the>> best w when it kept gettr. >> i had goodbumps. >> no words. it was absolutely amazing. >> c. >> it quick, but i mean even with the rain i couldn't be happier right now. >> the second thing i've seen in my life. >> absolutely amazing. it's so dark out here. it looks like a sunset over there. it's amazing. >> literally have chill greatest moment ever. >> what's it like? [ chanting "it's awesome" ] >> wn p we were 10 to come here. >> 10 years old. you have been planning you're 20 years old now so you'veng it for a a decade. time. >> why was it so important for both of you to be here for this today? >> because we made it so long ago that like it just meant our friendship would last forever -- >> we didn't even know if friends ten years ago. >> we go to different states now it's just wild that we're here. this ifa here falls for this eclipse. >> it's coming around. >> wow.t's really incredible as the tiniest bit of the sun goes away and we are almost literally in

realtime graphic showing light rain out there. just be aware of that. might want to slow up a little bit. staying with that, route 295. no major issues to report on 295 or any majors in new jersey. moving to pennsylvania now can't say the same thing. vine street expressway. overnight construction is closing things right at broad street. both east and westbound on the vine between broad and the schuylkill. have that construction out there. should be lifting around 5:00 a.m. let you know when it does. tracey and vai. >>> following breaking news. out of bucks county. this is a fire at a pool supply company in quakertown. the pool company on northwest and boulevard. just got to the scene. continuing to get information. desk is making calls. fire broke out around 2 this morning. working to gets more details. we'll also keep you updated on infection 10 app. >>> emotional reunion. local man meets the officer who saved his life. >> i wouldn't have been able to walk her down the aisle. >> only nbc 10 has his story of survival and what what it means to his daught

i'm sandra osborne with a check of your realtime traffic. that's the good news. but it involves a big rig we're hearing from chp. it's causing some slowdowns where you can see it off to the side of the road there. a few looky-loos from time to time causing slowdowns in the area. taking a different view on the bay bridge, those approaching the toll plaza, you can see the fastrak little bit in the cash lanes. they are moving through this easily. in the san bruno area, a crash on 280 southbound this is near snead way off-ramp blocked sensors in the red speeds at 21 miles per hour. here's roberta with the forecast. >>> thanks, good morning. good to see you. hi, everybody! mostly cloudy skies over san francisco right now. that's what it looks like very gray. lingering clouds inland associated with an area of low pressure that's producing some rain showers over the high sierra drifting into our east bay and north bay. temperatures right now are in the 60s. we have already climbed to 67 in san jose. there's a little bit of mugginess. 60s to 80s the

the team from menlo park is using three drones to provide realtime data on where the fire burns onceoes down. they say it's actually helping other crews trying to protect wowona and a nearby grove of giant sequoia trees. >>> the east bay community of clayton is now using cameras to fight crime. video cameras and special license plate readers are posted on roads going into town. every plate is being run through a criminal database, but police say no one will be getting a traffic ticket. >> this is strictly for crime, for stolen vehicles, wanted individuals and evidence after a crime occurred that we could use and extract and hopefully prosecute. >> the new system is completely automated and managed by an outside firm. clayton police are alerted only when a system detects a suspicious plate from the statewide database. >>> coming up the deadline to get a powerball ticket next. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet

and front line soldiers, acting in realtime with real authority and with a clear mission to defeat the enemy. that's why we will also expand authority for american owned forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks that sow violence and chaos. these need to know that no place is beyond the reach of american might and american arms. retribution will be fast and powerful as we lift restrictions and expand authorities in the field. we're already seeing dramatic results in the campaign to defeat isis including the liberation of mosul in iraq. since my inauguration, we have achieved record-breaking success in that regard. we will also maximize sanctions and other financial and law enforcement actions against these networks to eliminate their ability to export terror. when america commits its warriors to battle, we must ensure they have every weapon to apply swift decisive and overwhelming force, our troops will fight to win. we will fight to win. from now on, victory will have a clear definition. attacking our enemies, obliterating isis, crushing al-qaeda, preventing the taliban fro

space will replace the venue that drew music lovers forn mon of prussia mall shoppers can now get realtime sales information from realtimemessenger. et gives users specific recommendations basised on their interests. >>> we all know baseball games are often delayed by rain, right? >> right. but lou o was tlad by a cat. a cat got loose on the outfield between the cardinals and the royals. kansas city outfielder lorenzo king refused to pick him up. so a ground keeper, the bat boy, right? he's like the hero until the cat starts nipping at him. wow. >> whoa. >> well, the cat is scared. you're grabbing. people are cheering. you're running really fast. >> you have to be careful there. that's not good. >> but that kid is like, ow, that hurt. >> now to more of the stories we're following for you on nbc 10 news today at 6:00. >>> breaking right now, the search for a man who broke into a home takes over a neighborhood. >>> decision day. will a controversial dune project continue after injuries is he shore? a judge is set to decide. >>> and fly eagles thigh. the most wonderful time of the year is alm

officials say that the recording could have provided realtime conversations with the tower and gave us an idea of what the pilots were thinking as they lined up on the taxiway. >>> a murder investigation is under way in oakland. this morning, it's unclear if a suspect has been arrested. police were called to the scene yesterday a few blocks from the macarthur bart station. a neighbor who lives nearby says she heard it all started when the victim's laptop was stolen. >> i heard he had his laptop stolen from the cafe around the corner and he tried to struggle with it and he got dragged by the car. that's what i'm -- i heard. >> oakland police aren't releasing details. they just say the man was killed in connection with the crime. >>> a man is behind bars after allegedly leading officers on a high-speed chase that ended with a swim. the chp says that the pursuit started yesterday afternoon in oroville and ended near discovery bay on the old river bridge on highway 4. police say that once the driver reached the bridge, he jumped into the river, tried to swim to freedom. authorities say tha

he also seemed eager to get high marks on the response in realtime. good news is that we have great talent on the ground. a more urgent, even dire tone came from fema administrator brock long. >> we are deep into the life safety mission of helping people be rescued tou rescue. >> reporter: homeland security advisor says the trump administration expects the worst is still to come. >> what we're focussing now is saving lives and that's rightly so. >> reporter: the president's attention was drawn away to unrelated issues like the wall, mexico will pay for it. and a planned trip to missouri that i won bay lot in '16. but most of his tweets were focussed on harvey. the president said, he will be going to texas, but wants to avoid causing disruption. and that texas trip will be tuesday when conditions will still be difficult. rain will still be falling. the white house says they're working with state and local officials to find ways for him to visit without interfering. and tonight governor abbot says the president will be able to see parts where the hurric

you can get the updated forecast any time on your phone or tablet including realtime views from storm tracker6 live. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> james collins of sharon hill was sentenced to prison today for selling drugs that resulted in an overdose death. collins pleaded guilty last month. collins sold heroin laced with fentanyl to a 28-year-old man who died last october. a judge sentenced collins to 19 to 38 and a half years in state prison plus seven years probation. delaware county district attorney jack whelan says the narcotics task force is continually working to track the source of deadly drugs and prosecute dealers. >>> president trump has left washington for a 17 day vacation at his bedminster, new jersey, golf club. with the president there, the secret service has imposed flight restrictions within a 10-mile radius of the club. and that's having an impact on a small airport in bucks county. "action news" reporter john rawlins was there today. >> still operating, you bet you. very limited. >> reporter: eisenhower runs the air field. a kind of

with this amount of data and computing power, realtime analytics is getting closer to reality where the machine will be able to keep -- the machine will be able to feel the pulse of humanity 24/7. >> host: what's your role at black hat? >> guest: i've been at black hat now for, this is my 18th year. i came as a visitor in 1999. i was fascinated with the culture, the openness, the research, the global melting pot of geeks who come together and just share knowledge. they thrive on it. in 2002 i started speaking at black hat, i started teaching at black hat, and i have not stopped. i've done for several conferences around the world. this is where i learn new things, this is where i meet some of my best friends, some who i consider family. this is where i exchange information, i validate myself. i enjoy mentoring a few people. is now my role at black hat is more of a veteran. i enjoy teaching the classes. it keeps me sharp, it keeps me focused. i enjoy interacting with other speakers. i don't get to research into new things on my own as much. i force myself to research new things by coming

. >> many victims are tweeting for help in realtime. social media sites for locations of people in distreses-- distress. these evacuees arrived at a houston shelter by dump truck. battered by the elements, their future uncertain but grateful to get out alive. >> we're happy because-- we up to waste in water. >> more than 4500 crowded people are in houston shelter down ton convention center. many like kanesha brown, a mother of ta wish they had been given more warning. >> do you wish they had given an order to evacuate. >> i do. we called all the numbers. we couldn't get nobody to come get us. >> harvey exploded from a tropical storm to a category three hurricane in 30 hours. officials believe an evac yaition order might have created a different disaster, highways of trapped evacuees fully exposed to the storms furry. houston mayor turner. >> it's difficult to evacuate 6.5 million people. unless you are providing fuel and all those other things. >> police are investigating reports, a family of six drowned yesterday when their van yefer t

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it is a realtime high definition video system. let's check in on the progress of that launch. >> suddenly experience it -- eclipse in 4-d, like being on the surface. understand the corona, it is important. we stars have the corona, need to understand why the energy is released in the way it is. >> we need to go inside the right now, they are about to launch the balloon for consortium.na grant go to kevin standing by. >> you see the balloon, that that get safely down to the ground. >> all the instruments -- the pathe instruments, is low. >> great. >> can you hear me okay? >> yes. this is kevin, sorry about too enthralledas looking at this fantastic eather balloon that has just launched. you can probably see it behind me. pandemonium here, good pandemonium, one of the weather is oons has launched w. me one of the team members, introduce yourself to the entire world. pressure. >> hi, my name is colline, louisiana ager for space grant consortium based at lsu. scorecard for people if they are wondering, we talked about the program dire

it offers realtime transit interaction. >> the other had an anarchy symbol. >> this afternoon we're learningree stores in philadelphia in just over a month. this is surveillance video from three robberies. another in spring garden. in all three cases, the woman handed a note to a verizon employee and demanded iphones. iphones in demand apparently exotic turtles in demand. a turtle thief was caught on camera in a pet store. take a look as they walk into the store in new mexico and start to look around. they reach in and take the turtle. it's valued at $300. the store's owner now wonders what else the couple is storing without his knowledge. >> e he came in and stole that and it was nothing. >>> take a look at this next video. it's ab epic fail. he has z a bone cancer survivor. he gets the opportunity and then that. >> you saw what happened there. the ball hit the photographer behind the plate in the red shirt. good thing is the photographer wasn't hurt. at least not in any way permanently. i think that did hurt in some way. >> move on, we're done. >> that guy is a pitcher. he tweeted out i'm

can you make those decisions in realtime. ainsley: you know, brian that reminds me.outnumbered yesterday and i have had the pleasure to be on that show before. i remember we are much were talking about strategy for war. we brought up the point trust our generals. i heard someone say that before. i liked that talking point. i repeated it. i remembered being in the fox news. leah gabriel also works at fox. she said thank you for saying that. i fought for this country and you don't know what it's really like until have you been there on the front lines, the president is doing that he is talking to the generals. is he talking to the experts and is he finding out what they think. yes, he wanted to pull out. many of us our instincts is we don't want to send our men and women and kids over there to lose an arm or at worse case lose their life. but the reality is, if we don't fight terrorism over there, then they are going to come here and we are going to have another 9/11 and that's what we all need to remember. steve: sure. some of the other things he talked about, mae, pa

. >> what are they seeing in the ability to track realtime, give customer data? them is help them connect physical world with digital world and expose a lot more data that they can analyze and do something in realtime. >> consumers also enjoy. i know where i'm buying something and where it comes matters to me. >> in the retail store that we can tell somebody that somebody has been in the store looking at the big-screen tv, they can do something with that, they can send salesperson over, they can send a coupon over or something and the person is in the parking lot, perishable data. you have to be realtime. >> do you see the brick retailers getting together in any way, shape or form to combat amazon? one of the criticisms of newspapers in relation to the rise of google and facebook is they never managed to bury competitor conflicts, get together, for example, the uk and sales platform, do you think the same thing happening? >> i don't see retailers doing it consortium but i know they do talk and compare notes about how ago executing omni channel strategies. >> but

monday on cbs, we wie showing you live images from be rht back.ft in realtime as >> we end this half-hourthe total eclipse by bill nye, the science guy. >> we have an experience of the total eclipse. the moon the product of a 4.5 billion celestial coalition will pass between us and our life giving star, the sun. if you are in the path of totality, day will turn tonight. the heat of a summer midday will briefly turn cool. stars otherwise invisible during the day will emerge from the darkness. a wonderful, awe inspiring interlude. but be safe. an eclipse can become so fascinating that one can end up staring right at the sun for minutes on end. so as i'm sure you have heard. be sure to wear proper eye protection. now this eclipse will pass right over the u.s. but a total solar eclipse can be celebrated by everyone on earth. each of us can take a moment to levitt who measured distances between the planets and moons and came to know their motions ieflt hope we get a chance to see bright bead of sun light that appear as mountains of the moon, interrupt sun beams.when moon is an imperfect sphere

. >> this is bipartisan cooperation at work before your eyes in realtime. [laughter] >> i will have more questions froward. this area is very important to me. i want to commend the commissioner of florida and your colleagues who have joined in the task force as well as of course 60 minutes for exposing this fraud. i don't use that word lightly. it is a fraud. and exposure of it -- avoid this kind of fraud and you think -- we're talking about life insurance. we're talking about insurance people buy in the expectation their sisters, brothers, children spouses rely on it to survive, to live and to reap the benefits of that life. a lengthy article in the "new york times" last year detailed a new and disturbing trend in the whole life industry. i'm sure you're aware of it. insurance companies have jacked up premiums on whole or universal life policies and shifted the burden of dividend payments from the insurance company to other policy holders. people who bought universal life policies in the 1980s and 90s, some of which guaranteed annual returns of 4% or more

stay with us on air and online for realtime updates on the storm and how it could impact the weather in our area next week. coming up at 11:30 we'll take you live to texas far look at what's happening as people brace for the storm. >>> this just in. we learned a driver wanted in connection to a deadly hit-and-run will turn himself into police on monday. the driver's name is brendan hays. last week police recovered the jeep they believe was involved in the hit-and-run. >>> this morning philadelphia police have one man in custody and they are looking for another person in doeks a shooting and car crash in german town. they say a man shot two people early this morning and jumped into a car with another man and drove off. police followed that car. it crashed right here into this house. the two men ran away and they did arrest the driver and recovered two guns and drugs from inside that car. authorities tell us several people are hurt this morning following a police chase that ended in a crash. this video shows the wrecked suv involved. the crash happened at 12th and williams circle. poli

buy into that as the reason for yesterday's rally do you find it encouraging yourself >> we have a realtimeinancial market indicator to watch for the outlook for potential corporate tax cuts that we see that's the performance of small caps relative to large given the significant under-performance of small caps so far this year, i don't think there's too much optimism on that front either. >> and at this point do you see room for growth? i knows there been talk about value, where people can find great return on their investment when it comes to growth. does it exist? >> sure. that's a great question. i think because many investors here at home still have to have domestic exposure, we prefer to express that more defensively through the growth style of investing as opposed to value. we're still in a 2% economy, not the 3%, 4%, 5% economy that trump promised us. right here growth is the way to play it. >> let's touch on international outlook. you're positive on european equities and emerging market. >> that's right. >> which is your preference and what is the reason for your positioning there?

when i retired i took a realtime off about three months i felt that i worked so hard for 30 years to make a break a did a look at the rackets for a while the first time i hit we have a junior player at the club he is beating kids can you come now to beat up on the kid? he is getting cocky per car picked up the racket and i barely barely beat him and i apologized to by a coach i just made is attitude worse. i am merely trying this is just how bad i am. a 16 year-old and i was having trouble for cry practiced a little bit so now we will play again and it came back that i remembered how to play that was a lot of fun but i am not very good. >> host: last question before the audience. when you were growing up in fairfield your friend to go very different path he picked up the microphone so could you share his name with us? when will he do a song about you?. >> it is a funny story i got to be pretty good friends with john maher. his younger brother is my age and they live to close to get bused both parents or teachers so they wanted their kids on the bus to get to school so they drop them

we'll be following the total eclipse in realtime as it progress across the country, west to east. oregon will see it first in just a few minutes. at 16 past the hour we have correspondents there and in other kilo occasion across the zone of totality they are totally into it. we're on the campus of the university of southern illinois in carbondale. that city will experience the longest period, well almost the longest period of totality of any police in the country. two minutes and 38 seconds. some ha place will get a little longer a couple of second but this is about the longest view you're going to get. as i mentioned it all begins in oregon where the eclipse first touches the united states. jamie yuccas to to in madras, totality begins at 19 minutes past the hour. >> reporter: a you can see people are getting so into it that's because about 9:06 local time, the eclipse started. we right now if i put my eclipse glasses on can see that the sun currently looks like a crescent moon at this point. it is getting really cool not just in terms of the science of it but literally is feelin