check this out in red bank, there are three stations.the shell and the exxon are selling it for 269 per gallon the luke oil across the street is selling it at $2.89 per gallon. they're selling it for 40 cents less than you. >> so everybody is blaming the distributor. but what is really going on behind the scenes? what? what goes into the pricing anyway. they tell me there's a lot of variables. >> the chart the station can charger station we don't really know why. >> at the end of the day motorists have a way to buy gas for less. >> i prices in the state, on average, more sound, highway and it varies. >> by the time you find the cheapest gas, how many gallons of gas have you use? to save 20 or $.30 per per gallon. >> but if you're talking 40 cents on a tank of gas. >> if there is one gas station where i live that is always 60 or 70 cents higher than everybody else. they are always busy. >> sometimes business matters. >> i will go back to a gas station where i get in and out quick. >> i don't care don't care if it's a little higher, if i c

lightning disappears as well as the storm heads to red bank. more storm cells on monmouth and ocean. we will turn to the hudson valley and the catskills through the evening hours where storms may be widespread. there is the front. that is with us all the way tomorrow through friday morning. we did make the third heat wave of the season official. the 19th 90-degree day. 62nd day at or above 80. storms are spotty tonight. more widespread downpours tomorrow. we have to watch out for flooding. over staten island, that could be widespread over the area tomorrow. we will talk about it in the seven day in a moment. >>> now the breaking news involving james blake. the nypd tonight insisting this was not a case of racial profiling. he was caught up in a police investigation this afternoon. now cops are investigating if blake was roughed up. this happened in midtown manhattan. josh einiger was there. i just talked to mr. blake? >> reporter: yeah, bill, we spoke to him about 20, 25 minutes ago as he returned to the grand hyatt after his miss adventure a f

in the 70s in red bank, point pleasant, howell. you go inland, it warms up around 80 in princeton and sayreville. these are very comfortable temperatures for sure. 70s to the low 80s across the area. and for the weekend, especially for saturday and sunday, going to be just fantastic. the clouds are finally starting to clear out. pushing westward and we're starting to see clearing across most of the tristate area and that's going to be the general trend. and after a cool start in the morning, 80 tomorrow afternoon. 86 on sunday. and back to the heat on monday. but nice dry skies for your holiday weekend coming up. the heat returns early next week. in the meantime, it is going to be cool tonight in a lot of spots. 60s in the city. not too far up towards east chester. garden city, a low of 61. in the 50s in cold spring. fairfield, bethel, right around 56. ocean grove, low tonight 64. and for tomorrow, enjoy your saturday. 80 in scarsdale. winds continue out of the east. 82 in so maniers. liberty at 79. most shore areas, sag harbor in

this is moving towards the east towards highlands and rumson and red bank. it's not a severe thunderstorm. there's very little lightning now. seems to be weakening. and we have a small cluster over southern monmouth county, neptune and toms river moving towards the shore. those appear to be weakening, as well. but we have this cold front back to the west, and that is not weakening. that is going to bring a lot of heavy rain to the tristate area tomorrow, as it moves through. actually starting tonight, we might even see some heavy downpours around 9:00 over parts of new jersey, the hudson valley, connecticut, maybe even the city overnight. then we get a break, mainly clouds, no heatwave tomorrow. that's done. and then storms start to pop up again at the jersey shore around 11:00 in the morning and then lifting north with that front over the area, around 3:00. so the city back through parts of new jersey, and then parts of long island between 3:00 and say 11:00 tomorrow night will get some very heavy rain, and then things clear out for friday. we're talking an

some heavy rain around middletown, new jersey, down towards red bank and port monmouth, moving towards the jersey shore, sandy hook. nothing severe there. but some pockets of heavy rain. this thunderstorm near minnesota al pan has hail, moving towards cars corner. watch it as it moves eastward. also heavy rain, pockets of heavy rain near bayville and toms river, east of toms river. that's ahead of what's happening for tomorrow. even bigger storms and more rain coming. tonight we may see a few heavy showers and thunderstorms move through the city and parts of the jersey shore. a break around 7:00 in the morning and then things start to fire up again around midday. we're talking anywhere from 1 to 2, possibly up to 3 inches of rain between tomorrow morning and thursday evening across the area. we'll talk about that in the forecast, as well as the heat in a few minutes. back to you. >> janice, thank you. >>> back to school for more than 1 million new york city school students. for the youngest, their first day of class ever. >> do cats go to school? >> no. >> no! okay. >> mayor de blasio

temperatures in the 50s across portions of new jersey. 61 in red bank. the coast a little more pleasant. the city now has slipped into the upper 60s. 69 degrees in central park under a clear sky. plenty of sunshine and blue sky heading our way again. same old same, but it's all pretty good. forecasting a high today of 87 degrees. we'll check out your weekend forecast on the 4s. emily is watching the commute for us. >> westchester county, a crash on the taconic. two lanes are blocked. let's take a live look in queens this morning. everything is wide open. you'll find construction on the bqe eastbound. heavy delays here. two lanes blocked. better news, that grand central parkway accident did clear by the van wyck. >> emily, thank you. >>> we have just received new information on breaking news that's happening in younkers. police are investigating a shooting in the parking lot of the burger king. that's on central park avenue. it is very close to the cross county parkway. lori lori bordonaro is on the scene. >> reporter: one man has been shot in the chest a

red banks, 54. the city held the warm spot, 63. farming dale at the 60 degree mark. you can see april hint of autumn in the air. but today unlike yesterday a little bit warmer. we'll have a good deal of sunshine much like yesterday. 78 by noontime. forecasting a high temperature of 84 degrees. lauren scala, how are things ving along on my favorite day of the week so far? >> your favorite day of the week. of course we'd have a subway suspension. service is suspended on the f train between 2nd avenue and 4th avenue. some problems at j street metro tech. this is our only subway suspension. ifdc you're getting on the roads, northbound we have road work from 63rd street up to 96th. that shuts down two lanes this morning. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> thanks so ch, lauren. this morning we have new information about the security plans for pope francis's visit to new york. it is a massive challenge, and adding to that the security challenges of the u.n. general assembly, which starts today. new york's katherine creag is here. kat, security wise it will st

red bank, 55. it's brisk but comfortable. very pleasant. just one of those mornings you step outside, it's more invigorating to get out there and walk. 49 in sussex, the coolest spot we can find. the day planner, blue skies but patchy clouds that mix in at times. a gusty breeze throughout the afternoon. by noontime, about 71 degrees. forecasting a high closes to where it should be this time of year at 77 degrees. a little after 4:35. hopefully an easy go so far, lauren. >> so far, so good for the most part. the buses have one detour. on the west side highway southbound by 14th street, you have a disabled vehicle out there that blocks two lanes, and one lane is also blocked northbound in this area. that's the only problem on the roads. i'll continue to keep you posted on that. and alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today. >> thanks very much. >>> new this morning, two planes clipped each other on the ground at los angeles international airport. one was the united airlines flight that had just arrived from newark. the ot

accident coming into us in a spot where you're getting rain, 295 northbound in new jersey, approaching red bank watch for this accident off to the shoulder, roads are wet in new jersey as the rain is coming down staying in new jersey and burlington county. the accident is involving two tractor-trailers, 130 northbound at grovesville road. i talked to the police, one of the drivers had to be extricated from the vehicle. the tractor-trailer was hauling furniture, so they need to unload the furniture before they can move the vehicles off to the side. that's what i it's taking so long, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> a breaking story out of delaware, four people were injured in a fire at a town home community. firefighters rushed to river drive in christian a few hours ago. look at the flames coming up from the back of those townhomes. that spread to neighboring homes. >>> developing overnight two people are in critical condition after being hit by a car in delaware. this happened before midnight on the 700 block of basin road in new castle. state troppers believed the car was going eastbound when it

germantown, and in this case, roshambo is coming down to delaware and they had just been to fort red bank, an important battle site. had beennch volunteer in charge of the defense support. so, it is a staff ride. it's an educational process going on as well. here and as you get into maryland, you will see at different points, at baltimore, and eventually at annapolis, all but 100 or so continental and french forces will embark to sail to virginia, to sail to jamestown. annapolis, after annapolis, these wagons, hundreds of wagons, and thousands of animals, the wagons -- make their way through to yorktown. which, of course, has important implications for the sea. the artillery and the men get there on september 28. collateral to pull them onto the siege line gets there in october. because you can make a horse run, but you cannot make an officer run. they go a mile and a half an hour uphill or downhill. here, in the neighborhood, as they moved from , alland into virginia forces -- french or american, are entering a brave new world. troops,the new jersey the rhode island troops, the new york

temperatures get back to the mid-80s and humidity drops back, too. 67 now, 71 in red bank. a lot of 60s showing up. northwest new jersey seeing lower 60s down to 61 in sussex. a little more comfortable, 63 in morristown. in and out of the city, it is city. visibility not an issue in most cases but there's patchy dense fog. morris town is down to a quarter mile. we see it here under a mile or less. about sunrise and the atmosphere mixing up and the clouds will burn up. there's no real organized clouds to speak of or rain nearby. in fact all the way out to the mississippi. nothing going on here so that's why we stay dry for the next several days. a hot start. lots of sunshine, mostly clear. muggy, heavy rare. midtown, through 70s most of the suburb suburb suburbs. and stays on the hot and steamy side. a little setback, upper 80s with sun and passing clouds. again, close enough. meantime, shorecast for today. wave heights two to three feet. uv index is 7. no advisories posted. and also the rip current risk is low. one of those late season good beach days. hazy, really no cloud

sandy hook down to red bank, and point pleasant, sea girt, 57. 52 in middletown. 50s through upstate new york through p.a. it's really warm in the plains today, and we will see that midweek. one has clockwise roadwayation, and they both serve to intensify the wind a bit. we could see light rain or drizzle. high trumps the low. you will see dry conditions tomorrow. we should stay dry. i know we need the rain, but fall rolls in over the morning, and you're looking at the possibility of 80 degrees. the calendar is going to say fall, but it's warm for wednesday. a chilly start to your morning. if for some reason today is is one of the luckiest people, and you also got the potential for the high rip current risks for suffolk county and moderate everywhere else. make sure you're ready for that. i tell you what nothing like a fall beach day. you wear a sweater and sea the surf, very nice. there's the warm day of week. much. mostly sunny, and as it looks right now, the area of high pressure will build in and stick around. let's get you driving right now. >> reporter: thank you, john, good mo

red bank, 61. point pleasant, 64. in the park right now, we're at 60 degrees. seeing 40s and 50s through our northwestern suburbs. a cool, jacket-wearing start to the day. clouds mixed with sunshine. we'll get sunny intervals in between. still a fair amount of cloud cover in the sky. cool breeze, 70 at noon. forecasting a high of 74 degrees. 5:31, find out about your monday morning commute. >> overall, things look good out there. we have some delays on 4 trains. an update in the past three seconds, they're only on downtown trains. just delays on downtown 4 trains. that's all due to police activity. otherwise, rails look good. if you're getting on the roads, we have an accident on the garden state parkway northbound after exit 151. it's in the left lane. the good news is the construction on the throgs neck bridge cleared. definite improvement. more weather and traffic ahead. >>> we have breaking news this morning in the bronx. a cab driver shot and killed overnight. jen maxfield is in the belmont section with the story. sadly, this is the second time in two week

red bank at 62. 66 in point pleasant. up and down the jersey shore, it will be gorgeous today. 70 in central park right now. 50s to the north and west. 55 in sussex. 57 in monticello. 55 in bridgewater. as we head through the day, not a drop of precipitation coming down from the sky. but you are going to feel the humidity out there. keep that in mind. it's going to be sticky. we're beginning a heat wave. three days of high heat and humidity as well. 90 degrees will be our high temperature. winds out of southwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. plenty of sunshine. again, we start out with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. make it a great day and enjoy this last official day of summer unofficial i should say. lauren has a lock at the morning commute if you're making one and transit as well. >> thank you, dave. if you have a commute or just traveling around today, staten island and seastreak at a -- east river ferry has a weekend schedule in place. the hudson river ferries operating on a modified schedule. on the buses or sundays, n

mid-50s point pleasant to red bank. northwest new jersey, lower 50s in most locations. in the city, we've been holding steady at 59 degrees. day planner, there will be clouds around, especially to start. a mix of clouds and sun for the late afternoon. a crisp breeze, feels like autumn. forecasting a high of 77 degrees. we've got 80s in our forecast. we'll get to that in a bit. let's get to lauren. >> it's a slow ride southbound on the connecticut turnpike this morning because of an accident by exit 18 that blocks the left lane. we also have an accident on the fdr drive southbound by 116th street. that takes out two lanes. you can see delays growing quickly here. let's look at the long island expressway out by exit 28. you can see this accident here in the center lane. delays go back. this is what it looks like at exit 36. they go all the way back to exit 35. leave yourself extra time. more weather and traffic coming up. >> thank you, lauren. >>> we're now just a few days away from pope francis' arrival in new york. later today, mayor de blasio and police commissioner ba

bank on south broad street around 10:30. according to police, a white male, wearing red shorts, and red shirt, walked into the bank and handed the tell area note demanding money. he took off on foot, south on 16th street, where police say he changed his clothes. officers found the shorts i was wearing with the demand note inside the pocket. >> once again, the bank robbery took place, meanwhile charges pending against suspect wanted in a bar shooting in philadelphia's olney neighborhood overnight. >> gunfire errupted around 10:30, after fight inside the baron 5500 block of north fifth street, that spilled outside on to the street. twenty-three year old man was shot in the chest. the bullet piercing him lung. a 27 year old woman, who was shot in her leg and abdomen was treated and released from the hospital. >> rainy relief in site. we want to check in with justin drabick out on the cbs-3 skydeck, sigh unlike yesterday you took off your jacket to go stands in these 89 agree temperatures, justin? >> i learned my lesson yesterday, yes. pretty nasty out there. and we got some pretty good september heat going on right now we're in

. >> japanese stocks closing in the red despite optimism for the bank of japan. growth is returning but they will keep a watchful eye on china. >> the reaction by european stocks this morning is a negative one as you can see. we're seeing red particularly in italy down 1.34. now the reaction was sort of simulate yesterday in the u.s. we didn't see a rally, certainly. it was sort of mixed to down and we are expecting a bounce back today for u.s. equities. the dow expected to open up about 10 basis points. s&p similar and the nasdaq just above flat. for this negative reaction we've seen in europe and the u.s. since the fed meeting yesterday bear in mind that we're still in positive territory for the week as a whole and follows stronger performance last week as well. yesterday a big bounce of volatility toward the end of trade after we saw the fed move but only finishing down hardly a massive move. let's look at the dollar index as well. that was a clear move down as we got that decision and both the markets had seemed to start to price in a possible hike during the

. >> rece: as the song says, on the banks of the red cedar, there's a school that's known to all and its specialty is winning and the spartans did play good ball. 31-28, michigan state beats oregon tonight in this big ten/pac-12 show jeon. we're headed right now for a complete wrapup of the day in college football. the ford wrapup show. vernon adams and the ducks fought valiantly, came up three points short. 31-28, the final. let's go to cassidy hubbarth now and the ford wrapup. >>> and rece, what a day it's been. upset alerts blaring all day. in fact, number nine, notre dame, was on the verge of a tough loss to virginia. and they also suffered a devastating loss, losing malik zaire for the season. but redshirt freshman desean kizer stepped in and stepped in big. connecting with will fuller for the touchdown. notre dame surviving, 34-27. >>> another great finish was between number 19 oklahoma and number 23 tennessee. sterling shepard jumping over the defender for the 18-yard td. oklahoma with a double o.t. comeback win, handing the vols their largest blown lead at home in school hist

. >> rece: as the song says, on the banks of the red cedar, there's a school that's known to all and its specialty is winning and the spartans did play good ball. 31-28, michigan state beats oregon tonight in this big ten/pac-12 show jeon. we're headed right now for a complete wrapup of the day in college football. the ford wrapup show. vernon adams and the ducks fought valiantly, came up three points short. 31-28, the final. let's go to cassidy hubbarth now and the ford wrapup. >>> and rece, what a day it's been. upset alerts blaring all day. in fact, number nine, notre dame, was on the verge of a tough loss to virginia. and they also suffered a devastating loss, losing malik zaire for the season. but redshirt freshman desean kizer stepped in and stepped in big. connecting with will fuller for the touchdown. notre dame surviving, 34-27. >>> another great finish was between number 19 oklahoma and number 23 tennessee. sterling shepard jumping over the defender for the 18-yard td. oklahoma with a double o.t. comeback win, handing the vols their largest blown lead at home in school hist

let's take a look at the financials for you as we can show you all the red air eaus. bankica down more than 2%, citigroup down nearly 3%, wells fargo, jpmorgan chase also down solidly more than 2%. other stocks quickly i wanted to point out, la quinta, down more than 15% in train trading -- trading, it's warning of slower revenue growth because of weak demand in the hotel sector, and freeport-mcmoran, one of the world's biggest copper and gold producers, obviously, been suffering from commodity prices despite the rising gold prices today. they've raised a billion dollars by selling stock, they may try and raise another billion to try and deal with this weak period in the commodities sector, and as a result we're seeing that stock move down more than 10%, liz. liz: there's one commodity that's actually doing well, gold. now up $21. we get to jeff flock in chicago. jeff? >> indeed. you know, when you have this much uncertainty out there, gold is where it's at, and it closed today up 2%, liz. it's the second highest close of september, closed up $28.80. silver up also, up 17

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there are very strong indications that nonperforming lows are rising, so again, a bit of a red flag for the banking interesting, we are at 49.7 for the pmi, not that far into contraction territory, but it seems to have so much of an impact. any anticipation that the pboc might do something else in the near future? nick: everyone expects that they are not done with interest rate cuts, and more will come in the next couple of months. you look at interest rates in china, higher than 4%. compare that to the u.s. there is quite a bit that they can do to loosen up interest rates. they also have a lot of other options in terms of freeing up money that the banks can use now. right now they are required to hold a ton. 18% of their assets that they are not allowed to use. so there is a lot the pboc can do. it is just a question of when they will pull out the big guns again. tom: thank you for that update from beijing. the various stock markets continuing to drift lower in china. this is important. morgan stanley economists suggest we will see lower and slower across the mediocrity call the global economy. el

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. >> still ahead on al jazeera: >> i'm in the occupied west bank where the palestinian -- >> the red carpet is being rolled out on one of the world's most heavily fortified borders. the film festival is showcasing documentaries from around the world. we have a report from south korea. >> it isn't quite the demilitarized zone, but for the first night of a film festival, it's as close as you can get. it's an abandoned military base inside the buffer scene. the festival gets underway. to lead off, a film directly addresses the division on the korean peninsula, telling the story of a north korean defector who makes critical works as an independent artist in the south. with his identity hidden, the film charts his increasing anxiety as plans for his first solo show begin to attract the attention of north korean officials. >> he is very poetic, but he's also very honest, and he has a unique story. he's a defector, who still really loves his homeland. he does not love a lot of things about his homeland, but his heart is -- he says he has a divided heart. >> for the organizers making this is

red cross" to 90999. if you would rather call, we have a live phone bank set up tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. so you can do that. >>> moving to our weather. here is a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. here is meteorologist sandhya patel with what's ahead. sand yaw? >> -- sandhya? >> we are just looking a some clouds. rain is coming and that will be very helpful to the firefighters. tomorrow morning it is near the fire zone around noontime, and as far as rainfall is concerned take a look for yourself. we are expecting .15 to .60 of an inch of rain. higher humidity and more help for the firefighters to gain ground. i'll be back with a detailed look at the time line for the rain and the rest of the bay area coming up. dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> san ramon need your help finding a man who abducted a girl. he is white and 40 years old and 5-10 with a muscular build with short blonde hair. he pulled up to the teenager in a white mini-van with tinted windows and asked her to get in. when she refused he grabbed her wrist and tried to pull her in. thankfully she got away. >>> also n

to make $10 donation text red cross to 90999 or call to donate we have a phone bank today starting atclock. >> happening today a key decision is due in the case against a map suspected in what is called the gone girl kidnapping. f.b.i. agents believe mathew muller drugged and kidnap add couple from vallejo in march. he was arrested after dublin police found his cell phone at the scene of a failed home invasion robbery in june. the judge will decide if the evidence found on the phone can be used against muller. court papers accused muller of drugging and assaulting women on the peninsula several years ago. >> police need your help to find a man would tried to kidnap a 13-year-old. he is white, 40, 5 nato foot 5' and 10" tall and drove a white minivan. the man grabbed the girl's wrist and tried to pull her into the van. she got away. police are trying to track down the people involved if this fight outside levi stadium with several 49er fans in scuffle with a viking fan. the viking fan walked away. >> in utah clean up has begun where at least it will are dead, two vehicles holding three

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red cross" to 90999. if you would rather call, we have a live phone bank set up tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. so you can do that. >>> moving to our weather. here is a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. here is meteorologist sandhya patel with what's ahead. sand yaw? >> -- sandhya? >> we are just looking at some clouds. rain is coming and that will be very helpful to the firefighters. tomorrow morning it is near the fire zone around noontime, and as far as rainfall is concerned take a look for yourself. we are expecting .15 to .60 of an inch of rain. higher humidity and more help for the firefighters to gain ground. i'll be back with a detailed look at the time line for the rain and the rest of the bay area coming up. dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> san ramon need your help finding a man who abducted a girl. he is white and 40 years old and 5-10 with a muscular build with short blonde hair. he pulled up to the teenager in a white mini-van with tinted windows and asked her to get in. when she refused he grabbed her wrist and tried to pull her in. thankfully she got away. >>> also

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red cross to 90999. if you would rather call to dough at this time we have a phone bank set up today at 11 o'clock. >> a key decision in the case against a man suspected the girl gone kidnapping, f.b.i. agents believe mathew muller drugged and kidnapped a couple from vallejo in march. muller was arrested after dublin police found his yes at scene of a failed home invasion robbery in june. the judge will decide if evidence found on that phone can be used against multi-er. he is accused of drugging and assaulting women on the peninsula several years ago. >> a man tried to abduct a 13-year-old girl. this is a sketch. white. 40. 5' so" and muscle build and short monday hair. he pulled to the teen in a white minivan with tinted windows and asked her to get in. when she refused he grabbed her wrist and tried to pull her in but she got away. >> police are trying to track down the people involved in this fight outside levi stadium on monday. 49er fans got into it with a viking fan. it started when to fans began trash talking. security broke up the fight and the viking fan was able to walk away. >> the national

flag: wasn't the red raised about global deflation and what does that mean for other central banks, particularly us? >> that is a good point. we thought the fed would be hiking, east eb would be easing more. as you mention, global this inflationary pressures have shifted the outlook for a lot of central banks. the fed less likely to hike as soon as people thought. but the ecb is doing more than people thought. the ecb is doing more work and everyone is a -- responding to inflation. that ecb inflation target 2% just like the federal reserve. is there a wrench in this gecko code falling oil prices drop the number to go to the negative? >> absolutely, and i think he gave us the indication that is a possibility. they are more worried about a move low work rather than one-off oil shock. theove lower rather than one off oil shock. even if it is oil doing a lot of the work, it moves the ecb closer to doing more easing. been: we know china has off, and they are off because of the military parade, but how does this then put into the context of china and devaluing the currency? where do they stand on the

bank reauthorized. an example of this, we visited red mill. everybody in america if they don't know about bob's mill they know because they've bought a product when they buy oatmeal or grains. and export revenue is 25% since they started working with the export-import bank in 2012. you think about that, 20% outside the united states, they wanted to consume more products, red mill's products, i personally think they're the kind the united states ought to be in, we're still number one in agriculture, should be sending agricultural products around the world, this is one of the easiest opportunities, feeding the world with a product like bob's red mill. no, bob's red mill will lose business because they don't have an export authority. i doubt that bob at his age, great man, very vibrant guy at 80-some years old, i doubt that he's going to start a business somewhere else, in europe or in africa, just to export to that market and try to get the financing. texas air tractor-trailer will lose 25% of their sales because the export-import bank is stoppi

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the bank of japan itself leaving policy unchanged while investors pause for breath ahead of the fomc meeting. >> stocks are going further into the red despite a crack down on illegal margin trading. >> we cannot coexist. alexis tsipras and his new democracy rival rule out forming a coalition as they go head to head ahead of sunday's election. >> auto stocks are shifting up a gear as they rose for the 24th straight month. they are not concerned by china's slow down. >> i guess nobody really could predict this. >> we are not so much concerned because we did our homework and we have a very attractive portfolio. >> let's get straight to it. checking in on european auto stocks, out performers by the names of fiat and diamler. let's get straight to the frankfurt motor show. a close to 10% increase in car sales in the month of august just below the average of its competitors and nancy just whole with the chairman and ceo of nissan and asked about the impact of a china slow down. >> well, you know, as ceo of renault which has no presence in china, the fact that the chinese market instead of growing at 8, 9% is forseen to be growing at 3 or

the difference between the yellow and red line is what is going in the water bank so that is where that is important at this time of year that we are generating and the water we release is for our purmshsism we have a bump up with the ecpectation it will dry out and the blue line will dip into the yellow line so the release out of don pedrow will go into the system more than what the river puts there itself. at that point the question is a mute question because there is more water in the river than would already be there. the key thing to note is [inaudible] the water bank, that water the district holds so whatever we were told to do by the state water board is irrelevant because it is under control of the irrigation district. you can see the dealter. there is a lot in there but the basic message is the river is above the full natural flow level in 3 or 4 days and unless we get storms [inaudible] >> whautd are the next steps if the state water board comes back and they assert the opposite that is within their rights to restrict, what is our next step? >> it is a legal matter but the mes

text the word red cross to this number t.call to make a donation we have a live phone bank tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >> 49ers celebrated last nature win against minnesota, new video posted to social media show a vikings fan being assaulted outside levi stadium. but what exactly led to the attack and who is to blame for it. 7 news chris wins on the story. >> santa clara police want your help identifying the people involved in a post game fight seen here in the video. >> disturbing and shocking and we put investigators on it. fast track this case and identify these folk and bring them to justice. >>reporter: the pictures show minnesota viking fan being assaulted at levi stadium by group of frainer fans following last night win. >> brutal to see somebody getting hit so violently by somebody else right. for me personally it's hard thing to watch. >>reporter: since the frainers moved to levi stadium police have responded to 24 reports of assault during football games. one case last year involved a man who start add night a restroom leaving one 2 victim with a severe brain injury. >> visiting f

red nor was found beaten to death back in march 2008. he was the executive vice president of the redner's chain. >>> philadelphia police are hoping someone recognizes this bank robbery suspect. he used a demand note, but police consider him armed and dangerous. they are offering a cash rewith ard for tips leading to the man's arrest. >> vice president joe biden said he is unsure about seeking a run for presidency. biden said his decision will depend on whether he and his family have the the quote emotional energy to run. donald trump said he signed a pledge with the gop that rules out a third party white house bid. jeb bush mocked the pledge that bush hassles voted republican since 1972. >> at 5:00 a.m., authorities are trying to figure out how a man died after his body was found in a burning truck in camden. >>> up next, a california man speaks out on charges that he sent obscene material to a pennsylvania girl who appears on a reality show. >> welcome back you're taking a live look here, spruce street harbor park close by the delaware, you can see the christopher columbus memorial in the middle. 77 degrees, getting into the 80s later today. >>> a 15-year-o

sustained at 115, and the laest of the track take its near the outer banks of north carolina as a direct hit of a category two. anywhere in the redtravel and keep shifting it to the south and west and that is good news for us as a direct hit, it gets some effects including heavy rain, today's message be aware and be prepared, the key time for us with any type of indirect effects is sunday and monday and flooding would become the big concern inland and at the coast, the exclusive accuweather forecast, breezy and cool with a shower around tomorrow and 60, heavy rain and wind moving in early friday into saturday and saturday we have a window of opportunity of lighter showers before some heavier rain pushes in saturday, sunday and monday as we look for joaquin to make landfall in the mid-atlantic and east coast. a lot to look at, the first round is thursday night into saturday morning with heavy rain guys. >> thank you. >>> volunteers are making the senior center more welcome and beautiful, 66 workers from jetblue came to seashore gardens in galloway township, they came and painted and helped in the office and jetblue employees are i

bank accounts frozen. at the moment, political gathering of five people or more are banned. that makes it difficult for people like the redrt supporters of the previous government to show their opposition. >> translator: since the coup red shirts have shown discipline. >> reporter: the army says it seized power to return happiness to the people. where are wondering when if ever democracy will be returned. wayne haye, al jazeera, bangkok. >>> indonesia has deployed an extra 1600 soldiers to put out fires. helicopters are carrying out cloud seeding and water-dropping missions. it's caused by the slashing and burning of forests during the dry season. the fires are to clear land for palm oil plantations. singapore is worried about the air quality for the up coming formula one race, while in malaysia the haze has forced schools to shut. >> reporter: there has been a slight improvement in air quality in most parts of malaysia, a cloud seeding operation, rain, and a change in wind direction have helped displace some of the pollutants from the air. schools have been allowed to reopen. the thick cloud of smog or haze is caused by

banks come out in it's defense calling this week's price action overdone. >> pharma apologiant valeant is attacked for massive drug price hikes. drags the nasdaq into the red. >> two presidents, two messages. barrack obama and vladimir putin hold landmark talks agreeing the syrian conflict needs to end but disagree over the role of the assad government. >> let's remember how this started. assad reacted to peaceful protests by escalating oppression and killing. >> we need to admit that apart from president assad's forces and kurdish fighters in syria, nobody in reality, is fighting islamic state. >> we are coming off five straight days of declines on wall street with the worst day for bioteches in four years. so let's track the opening. we should see a bit of recovery. a bit of green on the screen. the s&p 500, the implied open. we are up some 10 points. the dow jones industrials which lost 300 points could see a bounce back of 84 points when markets kick off. that's the implied open is just about 70 points above fair value. the tech heavy nasdaq should be seeing gains of 31 points when markets kick off. let's show you what's happening around the rest of th

bank accounts frozen. at the moment political gatherings of five people or more are banned. that makes it difficult for groups like the red shirt supporters to show their opposition. >> translator: since the coup red shirt supporters have shown discipline. all parties need to be careful so they don't run out of patience. >> the army says it seized power to return happiness to the people. many are wondering when, if ever, democracy will be returned. >> the secretary general denied allegations of corruption related to his suspension. he's been relieved of his duties after allegations emerged that he was going to resell world cup tickets. fifa has been hit by a number of corruption scandals. >>> some of australia's leading media groups are boycotting this year's world rugby cup. they blame organizers. we have more from melbourne. >> when the rugby world cup kicks off in london, some people will be missing from the crowd. instead, they will be on the other side of the world. australia's team have made the trip, of course. but much of the media has not. two big newspaper groups are shunning the event because of what they see a