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. >> headlines, get rt. >>> five people are back on solid ground this morning after being swallowed up by a sink hole and it was caught on camera. you can see one woman clinging to pipes as the hole opens up. four other people sustained minor injuries. investigators trying to figure out what caused the collapse. that is frightening, you're just walking down the street and boom. >> how did she g- b the pipe so quickly? >> good reflex, i guess. >>> it's a warm to hot weekend for so many people. and 92 in montana, 83 in new rk, hundreds down in san antonio and that continues even into saturday. y have showers round chicago and we're l ving the wet weather that's coming to the northwest. we desperately need that in some of the areas where the fires are still burning. and of course, on sunday, especially late in the day is inwhen we'll start to watch the erika. now a closer look at the day ahead. once again, squally type weather in florida. not associated with erika. we're still going to see an isolated shower from wichita up to iowa. and adv e everyone in the southeast ti keep an eye on er

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neighbors numbers north and west of town. 70 in slatington and 7 aseptember rt city and chester out tohe west in lancaster and 72 new holland in lower 70 70s. down across new jersey 71 at the boardwalk and same for ewing and browns mills. glassboro 72. you check out the dew points legal of moisture in the air and now you notice a bit of change with the southerly winds coming on in. it's happened with more moisture. dew point letting you know humidity season the rise. quiet across the region. high pressure continues to dominate. tomorrow, this ridge of high pressure moves east. we tap into return flow to have the southwesterly warm and humid winds overhead. showers and storms really firing up with severe weather across the eastern great lakes. this moisture moves east ward and moves taken to land locations across northeast. a lot of this moisture we'll miss out on. here's future tracker 6. 2:00 in the afternoon. sunshine, clouds, sharing the sky throughout the day and popup shower or thunderstorm as we get to afternoon hours. 6:30 tomorrow evening you notice showers and storms but again

rt deco -- with hugo: that was an amazing decision.e is capable, the most well-rounded executive at google. he is a great product guy. he is a great business guy. it frees up time for larry to think about what should google be 10 years from now, how do we think about artificial intelligence, how does it affect design? it is very hard to do both of those things of the same time. have ado you and sundar relationship now that you are at xiaomi, do you guys collaborate? hugo: we do. we are an android partner, first and foremost. we try to be in front of the pack when it comes to upgrading the operating system and using all the innovations coming from google. we spend time together every few months or so when i come and visit. emily: would xiaomi build its own operating system? hugo: we wouldn't for smartphones or tvs, or these products. simply because it doesn't make sense to do that. we would much rather use that engineering horsepower building interesting services and capabilities on top of android that has value versus starting again. e

the south bay, the no rt bound routes are starting to build and that's typical for silicon valley. >>> we do have an update to braek in this morning. the flames are out but the damage is done. there will be no school today for 500 students at loma prieta elementary school and ct english middle school after flames ripped through the community center overnight. that community center kekts both campuses. >> these schools are located off summit road in los gatos. damian trujillo has been there all morning long. damian, crews need today to clean up. >> reporter: yeah, and it looks like the firefighters are going b. to hand over the campus to the school district here, they are pretty much wrapped up with dousing some of the hot spots here at the community center adjacent to both schools. the crews are in that mop up process is. the community center is in between those schools, loma treat at that elementary and ct english middle school. inside that community center was also a sheriff's is substation, an office deputies to go in to write reports or handle other law enforcement matters without

as i said, we may s>>rt that way, but i do think that the volatility may be back. keep in mind, a lot of traders ke august off, especially the last week or so of august. the market. and down. that was also part of what we saw this week. so i would definitely buckle your seatbelt, and be prepared for volatility. but right now the call is for a slightly higher opening on monday. >> all right. headquarters. we will remain patient. >> thank you. have a great weekend. >>> now for the latest on tropical storm erika, bearing down on the mow minute can republic after heavy rain and weekend. florida is preparing for the possibility that erika could make landfall there by monday. governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency, and some relief agencies are already gearing up. >> we know he's prepared for the worst and hope for the best and hopefully that what's will happen here. we have to continue to be prepared. >> reporter: so far no warnings or watches issued in south florida. let's get to storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff with the latest update on erika's pat

they m ht borrow a phrase from these kids, work h rt and be kind. andrew siff, news 4 new york. >> nice message there. >>> a city spokesman told us the department of education is ping to find placement for those wait-listed families later this month. >>> the other end of the spectrum, shiba, "newsweek" released its list of best high schools and it's very good news for new jersey students. six of the top ten are in the garden state. high technology and lynn croft second in the nation. rock away third. union county is number four. and the number one spot went to thomas jefferson high school in virginia. to see the other new jersey schools that made the list, visit nbcnewyork.com. >>> we have a consumer alert that should be music to your ears and wallet. airfare saw their sharpest monthly decline in two decades last month. that's according to the bureau of labor statistics which says fares fell in july. the decline has to do with the lacig time and how major airlines factor in lower fuel prices. jet fuel prices have dropped nearly 35% over the year and

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rt a heartbreaking day, to say the least, shortly after the shooting. wdbj tweeted these photos, along with a simple message, we love you, alison and adam. stay with us for continuing coverage. nou can follow the new oevelopments on this and other stories on our nbc bay area app. >>> just in, more problems for the 49ers within the past hour. e.nrand jury has indicted former 49er, ray mcdonald, for rape and current 49er ahmad brooks for sexual battery. investigators say mcdonald raped a woman in december at his home nn san jose. mcdonald now faces a maximum of haght years in prison if he's convicted. the santa clara county district --gorney also charged linebacker okfad brooks with misdemeanor sexual battery against that same oman. brooks faces six months in jail. no comment yet from the 49ers. >>> from regular guy to own rnational hero. late today, one of the three americans who took down a suspected terrorist last week was honored by sacramento. >> this is my home and i'm just ==ad to be back here to see everybody. it's kind of overwhelming for me. i d

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except they have to stay open, rt. >> we're not receiving patients, because we can't. but w re open just because we have patients in he back so we're taking care of them. >> reporter: that's why they had to bring in jugs of water. officials believe it is the weight of the crane that effectively crushed to the ground under on to the street, braking a 24-inch water main. the contractor headed out here in order to lower the jib, or be m e to thi sensor on top. now the question is, should it have been here in the first place. >> that would be part of the investigations and then an outcome would be whether or not it should have actually feen iut here or not. >> reporter: now for the tens of ousands of people whotoave low water pressure, most of them by now. what about 200 people who -- and businesses that had no water whatsoever today? this is an emergency above the street water pipe that united water has put in. you can see these traffic flaps for car and truck vehicles, and that is oing to all of the businesses, all of the people who live along this street, and by sometim

they couldn't stop screaming and crying and yelling amongst themselves rts her family says what she wants now is uninterrupted rest. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> glor: the white house says north america's tallest mountain is being renamed. a lack-- a laz ca mountain mckinley will officially be called denali. president obama will observationly make it tomorrow. the name was given by a prospecter in 1896 after the future president won his party's nomination. a new poll shows donald trump is gaining ground on his rivals in the race for the republican nomination or increasing his league, lead. he also appears to have the staying power many in his party were betting against. here's julianna goldman. >> donald trump is the first choice among 23% of likely republican caucus-goers, jumping from 4% in may. in a surprising surge to second retired neurosurgeon ben carson gets 18%. republican voters are recall withing to trump's unconventional and confrontational style. the favor ability numbers among iowa republicans are up 35 points since january. and even some of his critics conced

rt had indicators also say it's ouch to afford bay area housing h teachers' salaries. / p cheaper drinks, more technology and less traffic. like this. all part of a plan released alpay by the 49ers. this is video from the first-ever regular season game t levi's stadium last september. and if you can recall, it was pretty chaotic with everyone icying to get out of the stadium. n,hs season, though, the 49ers want to improve the fan experience. especially during the super bowl season. so are the fans happy? scott budman is at levi's etadium to find out what the new odjustments are. scott. >> reporter: raj, as you said, traffic and heat were probably the two biggest complaints fans made last year. the team says it listened and is making some changes. it's not just the football team that wants to improve this season. the stadium where the 49ers play is also looking to upgrade, especially when it comes to traffic. >> it's almost nightmarish sometimes. >> reporter: so levi's stadium says it listened to fans, and will increase the number of lanes to get people out of the parking lot after the ga

rt pelley: nancy cordes reporting for us tonight. nancy, thank you. president obama spoke bluntly today of his deal to restrict iran's nuclear program. and our cbs news poll found that the president is facing an uphill battle. 20% of americans approve of the plan, 33% disapprove, and 46% told us they don't know enough. here's what the president said they need to know today at american university. >> so let's not mince words. the choice we face is ultimately between diplomacy or some form of war-- maybe not tomorrow, maybe not three months from now, but soon. >> pelley: iran agreed to dismantle most of its nuclear program for 10 years to free itself from economic sanctions. congress is expected to vote on the deal next month. today, a fishing boat packed with migrants capsized off libya. at least 25 died, but hundreds were rescued. the refugees were among tens of thousands who have been seeking better lives in europe. those who survived the sea find that their ordeal is only beginning. clarissa ward is in calais, france. >> reporter: every day at dusk,

rts commodities and exports consumer goods to america.s.ing the stock market if you are long the japanese stock market, ideally without getting exposure -- shorting the yen -- that makes sense for the other side of the trade is being short of emerging markets. that is where we are positioned in our insurance funds. francine: thank you so much for that. going to next, we are talk retail sales. we have got them right here in the u k what might they tell us about the health of the high street? we were going to break the numbers down after the break. ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for bu

why the gobi dez rt? why not. wine near the gobi desert. that wine expert karen knew she had to come to china, she's writing a book and trying to understand these really new world wines. >> i taste 3,000 wine as year and have for 30 years. >> that's a lot of wine. >> that's a lot of wine. some woman has to do it. don't take my job. >> i was just thinking it. >> so i think i have a good understanding when a wine has potential and when it doesn't. >> reporter: we first met her in the tasting rooms of shanghai where she kept taking notes. this producer says they're creating their own, not just copying. he said more chinese are traveling overseas and bringing back wine culture. >> i thought, wow, buying all the great wine in the world, that just takes money. but making wine takes expertise. >> reporter: seeing that took macneill to here and taste it. sometimes right from the barrel. >> 2013. great vintage in ning shaw. >> if the name ning shaw doesn't sound familiar, well, it will that our grandchildren will probably know this as they would kno

th,rt murdoch tweeting out fine journalism. he says friend donald has to learn this is public life. what do you all think? do you have be politically correct when wanting for president? good morning to you. go ahead. caller: i am still supporting donald trump. the republican party is not taking care of us. i believe when they go after donald trump now they are trying to nitpick. pulling it out of proportion. i'm still supporting him. if he leaves the party, i do to. host: what do you like about him? caller: he is telling the truth about illegal immigration. i sat on grand jury duty for a mexican that shot two people at a party. he had a gun and wanted to take the gun home and come back. he got mad and shot two people. host: beyond immigration, to you have concerns about donald trump's temperament? were toould react if he win the nomination? caller: i still support him. these other guys will put us in the hole. a lot of them are rhinos. host: george in bloomington, ohio. what do you think? caller: i think the gentleman who just spoke is essentially correct. if donald trump leaves the

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but he would turn me into music rt wasn't hip-op. know, public enemy and n.w .a. and stuff that was going on in the hip-hop world. >> jimmy: i remember. it was one of the albums that i had to hide from my parents. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: i never heard nothing like ever. >> jimmy: never in my life. it scared me wn i played it. >> that's how you know it's good. >> jimmy: it frightened me. oh, and eazy-e. i loved eazy-e. >> yeah, yeah.u reow in piece, eazy-e. >> jimmy: absolutely. but i mean, it was the first album, i just found this out, to have the parental sticker on it. >> eah, you know. [ light laughter ] it was the first album that -- we were in the battle doing .at music back in the day with all kind of public figures, you know. al gore's wife, tipper gore, came after us with the pmrc and the compromise was to put the stickers on the record. thsie earental advisory stickers, to put them on the record. and what ended up happening is we ended up selling more records, because the kids didn't want to buy them unless they had the stickers on it. [ light la

right now donald trump, who is leading this the polls for rt republican, likely to be their nominee, a a -51% rating wih his an panics. and if he's the nominee, there's no way you can win in the general election with a -51 president approval rating from hispanics, that's a real problem for them. jon: he was supposed to have an event this mobile, alabama tonight, they had to book the much larger 40,000-feet football stadium to get the people in who, apparently, want to attend. >> you know, jon, i think what donald trump speaks to is a dissatisfaction in the united states with people who are saying the politicians in washington, they make all these promises, they say that they're going to cut the budget deficit, that they're going to repeal obamacare, and you know what? they don't do anything. they don't actually mean what they say. and i think that as we head now past labor day and start whittling the field down to a more manageable size, i think people are going to take a stronger look at donald trump's positions and leadership skills and say do they match up with where we want to ta

. >> sarah lang, executive producer at tech crunch and host of the crunch ro rt is joining us.> hi. >> i want to bring up that company ad that sparked this entire i look like an engineer campaign. in response, i noticed on facebook, someone wrote this. i want to be accurate so i'm going to read it. quote, if their intention is is to attract more women, then it would have been been better to choose a picture with a warm, friendly smile rather than a sexy smirk. sarah, do you agree sexism continues to plague the tech industry? >> absolutely. i mean look at the -- this is a campaign that was put on by this woman's company one logic to attract more talent, to attract more engineers. it's hard to hire engineers in the bay area these days because everybody wants to hire good people, right? so she looks attractive, she's wearing the t-shirt of her company. she says that her team is great. she has good time with them, smart, creative, hilarious. there is nothing wrong with this except the fact that if she's too pretty, then people say wait a second, this company is manipulating us. eng

. >> most obvious ly and the simpe answer is the question of exto rts.ularly in the united states, whether it's a boeing or a general electric or any company doing business with china will now see its products as more expensive and that will reduce the opportunity for exports going to china. of course it will greatly increase the opportunity in the opposite direction so chinese imports -- chinese exports to the rest of the world look that much better. but there's something else going on here, brianna, it's too simplistic, just to simply say this is about trade imports and exports. what's behind it is the chinese determination to get to grips, manipulate, whatever you want to call it their economy to put it back on to a former footing. they say to do this they need to make the yuan more realistically valued. that's what this does. >> what can you tell us about the u.s. companies that have been particularly is hard hit by this. >> it's fascinating. although you have the obvious candidates, you do have the bowings of this world that sell huge amounts into c

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donald trump is not the only rt of ouer from republicans bate night, former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina was called the winner of the happy hour. fiorina is hoping to join the big table at next month's second de.ate. i, meanwhile,vsat down with her for a middle east the candidates interview yesterday in new hampshire. >> let me start with the news of the week in the markets. you're obviously, as a former ceo, what's going on? >> well, frankly, i think it's inevitable. i was expecting th a bit sooner. it's inevitable because you have a huge economy like china slowing downe , the chinese economy sleerly is struggling now in a serious way. that has a big impact. the federal reserve has to stop printing money eventually and people see that coming. >> you're running as a political outsideser. >> i am a political outsider. >el> no, i say that the last seven years, adviser to john mccain, you worked at a fund-raising arm for the republican party. that doesn sound like -- that ounds like someone who wanted to be a member of the professional class. >> no, it's someone who believes this is

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again, the epicenter is in the of the world,rts emerging markets at the moment.ngie: that is something we are watching closely with china devaluing the yuan, which some suspected was ahead of the rate hike. that china wanted to take some independence back and of the move. the currency alignment causes ripple effects. what do you think the move will be from china? >> it is a 3% currency move, not a realignment. to help exports, you are talking about currency moves of 15% or 20%. all the currency move has done is worse in the imbalance in the market. you have revealed the currency can go down, there is a case for it to depreciate. people thought it would stay stable or appreciate. that is what they need to manage. it has made things more volatile rather than settle down. angie: what kind of strategy do we need to employ here? i think the assumption is that it will continue to depreciate over an extended --iod of time because time china wanted to move slowly. but the pressure in the market is towards appreciation. while the dollar remains strong with china rebalanci

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