russ: he learned a valuable lesson. team. ernie: they were great. russ: no i in team. it wasn't about matt harvey. he did not have it last night, as you mentioned. he just -- you know, we were talking yesterday was he going to be -- was all this going to affect him. ernie: too much stress. russ: it's too -- you have to get inside his head to figure it out. i think it had to affect him some. he knew the world was watching. he eats up being on the stage. he put himself under the microscope. but he had a lousy effort. did -- you're down 7-1. ernie: i couldn't believe that. what a comeback. russ: we are in the sports department watching the tennis. 7-1. this is over with. even terry collins said maybe i'll put in my subs and give the guys a rest. they don't quit. ernie: amazing. they are. russ: it's -- how about this. if the mets win tonight, if the mets win tonight's game, they could go 12 and 11 the remainder of the season and the nationals would have to go 20 and 3. ain't happening. ernie: they've got to win the division title. russ: they are going to win the division.

russ: she didn't look like herself to me. she was pushed to a tie breaker in the first set, where she was losing the tie breaker at one point four-love. she won 7-5. faults. she didn't look comfortable. ernie: her opponent pretty strong, pretty good? russ: okay. i have to think it was more serena doing it to herself than kiki doing it to her. for whatever reason, she could have been a little off. ernie: sometimes it's a combination, physical, mental. what about the weather? it's been really hot. is that a factor? russ: the weather is a factor for all parties concerned. i mean, you have to be in shape. if one is in better shape than the other. more people think the physical aspect of the weather. i think mentally, you have to be mentally tough. if you don't mind, it doesn't matter. i happen to think you have to fight through it. but again, this is what champions do. they fight through when they don't have their best stuff. today serena did not have her best stuff. she won, so she advances on. ernie: let's talk about the yankee

russ: yeah. when i was with him yesterday, we kind of knew that the end was near, but, you know, i didn't think it was this close. i got the call from his granddaughter about 1:00 in the morning. we're here today to talk about him. the thing about yogi, people say the baseball world or sports world has lost an icon. that's not true. the entire world has lost somebody special. he was just a unique individual. ernie: he was. russ: i've said this several times. he is -- was without question the most unaffected superstar and there is not one like him now nor will there ever be. the most unaffected successful person i've ever come across. ernie: had a very natural way about him. we've talked about this before. he loved his family. loved baseball. and was at normandy during the invasion during world war ii. never talked about these things. he was quiet about it. russ: in fairness to other people at normandy, he was part of what we call the greatest generation and all of those people -- and yogi was par

ernie: russ is here. the yankees took a page from the mets. russ: i'm going to throw a curve ball. do you think after watching isaiah bird and his coach sit here with you, do you think wins and losses from the yankees, mets or the debacle -- do you think -- ernie: he's such a winner. wonderful young man. such an inspiration. russ: inspiration for young, old and everybody in between. for the fans who live vicariously through the teams, get over it. ernie: you're right. russ: that said, since we're talking about the yankees, they did steal a page from the mets. they go into the 9th inning. they're down. a-rod gets a double with two out, knocks in a tying run, and then there's a three-run homer. they needed to win that game. ernie: this is an important game. it's a good part of the winning spirit. >> there's 19 left in the season. had they lost, they'd be four games out. now they're three. they can still catch the blue jays if they take care of business. every game counts. they're in a playoff push. so that was a big, big comeback win for the yankees. ernie: the mets continue to shine

russ: exactly. weight of the ekso goes down around the side of your body all the way to the ground. you do not feel anything. if i am a spinal cord injury patient today, and i have completely no control on my lower legs, the ekso skeleton is a great tool for helping them walk through a specified gait pattern. you are walking. as you progress through with the walker, then we can graduate to crutches. rachel: it is a lot bigger than i expected, too. russ: we like to think of this as the first suitcase cell phone of the bionic industry. our goal is to make it smaller as we progress and as it gets personalized, it does not need all the other features that this has for the rehab environment. we have to keep pushing the technology for all of our users out there that are counting on us now to have that next device that is out on the market that they can take home with them. jason: the first time i was able to put on the ekso and walk was a very surreal experience. i was concentrating so hard in the beginni

russ is coming up next with eli ernie: all right. russ is here. giants back on the field after sunday night's disaster. you were out there today. russ: yeah. you know, it's what you expected. they've got to get back to business. you've got to move forward. they've got the falcons this week. eli was at his locker. ernie: you talked to him. russ: everybody is waiting to ask him questions. the first question i had to ask was how important is it for you and everybody else on your team to have a short memory. listen? >> you play in the league long enough, you know that's what you've got to do. one. you've got to learn from every game and get ready and thought i had a good practice. we've got a good game plan. good. ernie: that's eli manning. he's steady. the same all the time. russ: listen, he's not the most dynamic -- he doesn't give you a lot, if you know what i mean. stuff. ernie: but he's a leader. leader. he's never too high. he's never too low. he's eli. he really is. and believe me, beneath that obie of maybury type of thing, he's a good guy. er

russ: they should do that. you don't have to play with the same intensity, but you want to win home field advantage against the dodgers. they'll play the dodgers. you'd rather play at home. they do well at home. mets are off tonight. yankees yankees, they open up tonight against the red sox at yankee stadium. yankees' magic number to clinch the playoff berth is three games. they'll do that. ernie: got a lot to watch. thank you, russ. let me see. you're probably looking forward to friday, right? right? but what if you could look forward to thursday? how do you feel about a four-day workweek? russ: how about two? ernie: how about none? we'll be right back. "hey! you gotta get fios!" well, fios is a 100 percent so you can get 100% out of all your devices. has it with the fastest internet 500 mbps. we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back with a two year agreement. ernie: let's talk about your job. woul

russ: i said in 90 years. i was talking with somebody today, matt, who coached with the mets and knew yogi well, and i said it's a sad day. he said, russ, he didn't just have 90 years. he had 90 good years, very good years. ernie: a lot of good years. russ: minus the last couple of months, they were 90 good years. it was a proper goodbye. ernie: blessed in many ways. russ: we were blessed to have him with us. ernie: thank you so much. they say the heart wants what it wants. how many times has yours been in love? got some great answers coming up next. royal caribbean's wow sale is back. buy one get one half off. plus free upgrades and up to $200 onboard spending money. it all ends september 30th, so call 1-800-royal-caribbean ernie: i want to get personal now. how many times have you been in love? >> once. besides my mother, twice. ernie: that's a nice answer. you made your mom and your wife happy. >> maybe i'll eat well tonight. ernie: he's a good boy. >> twice. ernie: are you in love now? >> yes. ernie: you a

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russ: it is not good. i've got it on good authority jpp, jason pierre paul, will not be playing football, will not be playing football anytime soon. everybody knows he lost his index finger and part of his thumb in that july 4th fireworks accident. he is not going to be playing anytime soon. if he hasn't been sent home already, he will be sent home. no deal has been signed. ernie: who is playing for the williams sisters. >> senior -- serena and venus. ernie: keep it right here. we've been seeing a lot of wild swings on wall street. does it worry you? find out what traveling through seas of oats and berries peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries i say to the bowl are you trying to temp me? the bowl says " come on down to the land of plenti." yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need, helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. ad

russ: he goes from bad to worse. from the moment he lost his finger in the july 4th accident to now, it has just gone wrong. nothing could have been handled worse. today, a picture came out, took a picture for somebody. it was in the daily news of the of the hand without the index finger. the thumb is bandaged. on top of that, he tweets the following: i can't think of the last time my index finger got me a sack. i mean, he's trying to tell people that this is no big deal. i understand his life has been turned upside down. but it's silly. ernie: let me ask you. we live in a social media environment, right? this is what everybody does. they're out there telling their story. is that part of it? what's driving this? russ: he's not doing this for attention. i think he's scared. when i say his life was turned upside down, he in a multimillion dollar contract staring him in the face. that's a big question mark. ernie: is he trying to get the giants' attention? russ: there's a lot of speculation about is he ever going to be

russ is joining me. the yanks are kind of limping towards the finish line? russ: not kind of. it's in a crawl. in fairness to the yankees, the magic number remains a 2 with five games to play. they got hammered last night by a score of 10 to 4 by the rival red sox. we're talking about in the first inning, they fall behind, runs. they fall behind in a hole like that. listen, do i think they'll get the wildcard? i do. but it is a bad way to go in. it's a bad way to go into the post-season. remember, as a wildcard, it's a one-game shootout. and nothing is locked up. i am extremely, extremely concerned. ernie: i realize that. the red sox would like to spoil it. what do you think is going to happen? russ: i got to tell you, the yankees need to get tonight because you do not want -- if the yankees go into the final three games of this season still with the magic number of two, they have to go into baltimore. their former manager, buck show showwalter would be looking to spoil things for the yankees. it's a dangerous situation. yankees have their fate in their hands. they need to tak

russ: got to be no. 1. without question, the most unaffected superstar there ever was, is or will ever be. what i'll remember most, i saw him every weekend for the past 18 months. each time i watched him treat every one of his aides and attendants as if they were the superstars. i miss him already. i know that i am not alone steve: it's sad. russ: a special guy steve: you were tight with him. that's really sad. dari: we need more people like that. russ: the world was a better place with him around steve: people on social media paying their respects: dari: samuel l. jackson tweeting: steve: all right. and yogi's story, life and career are being remembered at the museum in little falls. mac king will talk with fans in the next half hour. dari: some business news. time is running out for credit card companies and retailers to adopt more secure chip technology technology islamophobia steve: not everyone will make the deadline. alison morris joins us to explain what's behind the holdup. dari: these kids want to

russ: why? >> they've been wanting to taste this victory for a long time, and they deserve it. >> as far as the yankees, i think. russ: why is that? >> they're chasing the blue jays. after this, they're going to toronto. i think they need to win as much as they can. >> both new york teams are in the running for the pennant race. the mets need to win two out of three to keep going. washington is on their tail. the yankees obviously need to win a couple of games because they're following the blue jays. it's a very important series. we'd like to see the mets take it because of home field, citi field. russ: the mets are eight games up on the second place nationals while the yankees are 3-1/2 back of the first place blue jays. you have to say the yankees have some less of a bit of wiggle room should they stumble. but as they say, let's play ball. back to you. steve: very good. thank you. the read carpet has been rolled out on fox 5. dari: we've got a look at the shows and performers who are expected

thank you, russ. that was rules. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: next up, jennifer from north carolina. this is how jennifer looked when she was outside waiting to come in here today. outfit, this is a real outfit, by nicholas kay. it doubles as a tent if you're a camp ever camper. here she is. come on out. let's see. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not an original. that is what the jawas wore in "star wars." thank you very much. it looks terrific. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: next nicole from dallas, texas. here's nicole before. here's a design by david ferreira. nicole, show us your ferreira. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we saved the best for last. here is what our next model looked like before. and here's what we're putting him in. and here is our model now in moses chang. please welcome guillermo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know what? i think i was wrong. lose the sport jacket because that is you, guillermo. all right. one more thing. it's thursday night which means

we sent russ out there to cover it. thanks for joining us. this game is a little different, isn't it? russ: you know what? the first subway series of the season was back in april. my attitude then was ho hum, so what. you've seen one, you've seen them all. the stakes are different now. first of all, it's in september. it's exciting in new york because you have the mets doing very well. they're eight games up on the nationals in first place and you have the yankees behind the blue jays fighting for playoff berths. there's a lot at stake. that's what makes it more exciting. ernie: i'm sure of that. when you think about the fans, what do you think they're thinking? the series is exciting but do you think they're thinking playoffs? >> fans are interested in bragging rights. and they -- there are more emotional invested than the players are. for the players, it's their business. but even in april, the fans now. atmosphere here. really for the yankees especially, they're really playoff games. they have three -- the yankees have three with the mets.

russ with block rock. ty. >>> sue one part of the economy sensitive to interest rate moves is housing. how much would a rate hike have mattered to the housing market today. rates cut into afford lt, surprisingly buyers are less worried about that than other roadblocks to buying a home. >> reporter: even before today's fed decision consumers were not as worried about rising mortgage rates as you might think. >> 85% said they would carry on with their home purchase plans even if rates topped 5%. that's significant: it tells you the state of their minds is. >> reporter: in fact, home buyers are more concerned about qualifying for a mortgage and finding about the right home than they are about rising rates according to a survey by trulyia. it's important to remember that mortgage rates do not directly follow the federal funt funds rate. they are dictated by bonds that generally track the yield on the ten-year treasury. that said, when the fed raises its lending rate the cost of lending banks goes up and they c

steve: thank you russ. dari: you are about to meet one guy who took making something from scratch to a whole new level. steve: the host the youtube show how do make everything spent six months in 1500 bucks making a chicken sandwiches on scratch and by scratch women cleaning crew is on veggies made self promotion water. ground wheat into flour to make the bread collected honey from the zend killed and plucked his own chicken. after all that here's what he thought at the final result. >> it's not bad. it's not bad. steve: i'm sure there will now be a storm broke been set up with 1500-dollar check and see which is. russ: i will take a sandwich on rye with pickles. steve: someone was bound to do that experiment. kill -- nick: a resounding approval though, not bad. steve: you get not bad for five lot -- five walks in a lot of places. dari: tomorrow's friday. steve: more beautiful on the weather -- more beautiful weather on the way. if you want to connect to great stories and people that engage twitter and youtu

russ: how are you doing everybody? it's taken a couple of weeks for the giants and their fans but the good news is happy days are here again. >> we won, so smile. russ: smiling is something tom coughlin wasn't doing much of things to a couple of late game collapses. last i was different. they came out on the winning site with a 32-21 victory over washington with eli manning throwing two touchdown passes. odell beckham junior and went to randall rubin one of seven passes for 116 yards on the night the kind of performance the giants have been waiting for. has been appearing more like himself and i told him i thought he would have a big game tonight and obviously he did. >> i felt bad the first couple of games not as involved as we should have and i know he can be a big part of this offense and getting him back going and get him catches and make sure he knows we have to have more than one receiver. russ: only if victor cruz could come back for the giants next game on october 4 in buffalo that would be some kind of high po

russ ptacek looks back at the whirlwind visit. >> for three days wusa9 crews staffing round the clock >>>s have covered -- clock shifteds have covered the pope's every -- shifts have covered the pope's every move and message. n the fiat off to the -- in the fiat off to the vatican embassy to rest and prepare for wednesday. the image of the little girl on constitution avenue defined the papal visit for many. at the white house the pope reminded america of our and his history in immigration. a sea of more than 300 300 bishops floated into the cathedral. he toured the seminary along the catholic university campus. the pope made history before a crowd of 25,000 people. told the pope spent time with the poor at catholic charities. thousands surrounded the capitol hoping for a glimpse of the pope. inside pope francis received a standing ovation from congress. >> you are the face of its people. >> reporter: those outside got to hear his final word in washington. >> thank you very much and god bless america. [ cheering and applause ] >> his message now moves on to new york. russ ptacek, wusa9

russ: reshot jennings is taking the same approach. the debacle that happened has to be erased from everybody's mind. >> as a player you give yourself a 24 hour rule, when, lose, or draw. you understand what has happened and you move on. everything is in front of us and we are excited to move forward before the best way for them to move forward is to get off to a fast start and make a home crowd happy for the fans could get cranky and having a procedure done on his middle finger before the doctors examined him, i want to see him come back, everybody does, he is the best defensive player and they need him. they need his pass rush ability. he lost the tip of his right weights, no indication that he can come back and play football anytime soon. from the moment he severed his finger, all of his advisers have handled it wrong. baseball tonight, six to nothing for the marlins, mets magic number remains at 10. them three games act. steve: last night we told you wait to download the new software for apple. many users are reporting problems. da

russ: i digress tomorrow, just as nice. nick: all computer door evens and -- all out door events, no problem, a beautiful day, sunshine coming up, cooler, it goes to hit low 80s in area, warmer. 60 low this morning about mid 70s tomorrow afternoon. looking good. 72 and 58, average high, and low this time. record high 89, record low 40, yeah 40, they are getting down there 6:46 sunrise, not that bad. a clear sky. light easterly wind. pressure is rising. all right, as we look outside fox 5 see guardian showing nothing because we are clear. 82 for high in city, and low 80 in poughkeepsie as well. 75 in belmar, and 70s to bridgeport, 80 in islip, and right now lower 70s in city, you jump away from town, it cools down to 50s. and we are looking for light-east wind, i think that will return tomorrow, and bring the temperature down a little bit. that wind coming in off of the ocean, mid 70s tomorrow, right now 62, albany to boston, and mid to upper 60s to williamsport to pittsburgh. 70 in washington, d.c. there are those high clou

. >> reporter: i'm russ ptacek at union station. this is the police line set up shortly after that shooting at 12:45 today as passengers fled from that area and onto the streets describing a chaotic scene inside and outside. police responded from multiple agencies, guns in their hands to an unknown situation. >> we manage victoria secret and so we were working with customers and we hear a shot and one young lady who was in the front, she grabbed the customers that were in the front and ran them to a secure location of. >> reporter: those horrible fears that this may have been a 9/11 attack were quickly a layed as police determined it was a domestic situation and the suspect had been shot. police say it didn't happen inside union station but beyond this area at a corner there, an entrance to a skywalk leading to the securities exchange commission. at union station, russ ptacek, wusa9. >>> tonight some disturbing video out of hungary has sparked an investigation into the way that country is treating migrants from the middle east and a

russ ptacek talked with frustrated commuters and tracked down how metro reacted today. >> this is one of the first trains we've seen since metro restored service at about 5:00 this evening. out since early this morning creating metro chaos during the rush hour, passengers complaining about poor community. >> they say shuttle buses are waiting for us and we don't know where to go. >> more trains are passing now, the fire department addressing this fire telling us it was quite difficult. >> the atmosphere is black, dark. you can't see. >> reporter: we're seeing regular service now but earlier today passengers were furious. the fire department had good words about metro saying this time they responded quickly and cut the emergency power off quickly, allowing firefighters to get this situation under control. russ ptacek, wusa 9. >> the fire department still trying to figure out exactly what caused that fire. >>> new information on that suspicious package that was at northwest dc. police have checked it out and say it contained nothing harmful but did send off on odor that made a handful o

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russ, what's the smart thing to do here?t thing, first of all, is to accept that the volatility regime has shifted. this is going to become more normal going into the end of the week. that said, i think the selling of risk where i assets has gotten a bit extreme. particularly in some of the markets outside of the united states with the big selloff in japan earlier in the week. valuations have come down. international developed market is one of the strategies we would be looking to deploy. >> so often we hear people saying no, no, no, no, stick to some of the u.s. centric names. those are powerful aurg umts. >> first of all, the dollar -- it gives you exposure to europe and japan. the issue is more nuanced. yes, the u.s. is growing faster than europe or japan, but the reality is the u.s. market is facing several headwinds that are idiocincratic. the stronger dollar is a head wind. we've had a profit recession among u.s. large caps right now. second of all, you already have u.s. companies. . >> margins are close to a record hi

scott heidler joins us from occupied east gentleman russ legal.is it like there at the moment? >> reporter: yes, we are at damascus gate and this is one of the mount entries in to the old see and the al-aqsa mosque there was a heightened israeli security forces presence here this is something we have seen since friday because of the clashes that we saw in the week previous to that. so that security presence has maintained, at least an additional 3500 israeli security forces were brought out in on on being pride east jerusalem. monte remain but we don't see the restriction that his we saw last fight. no cordon around the gate, no age restrictions from muslims coming to play. so we don't see a check point like last week. so pretty much it seems to me things are going normally outside the fact that there are a lot more security presence here around occupied east gentleman justice legal. what caused the tension were the nonmuslim tour groups and right wing jewish people would pray there which is illegal. we will not see that because it's only availabl

rally buses ceo with me as is fox business reporter gerri willis, product hunt editorial director russwhat do you think? tesla's model s has a seris competitor? >> it is surprising it took this long. porsche obviously knows this is a big market, and they need to be in this market. they're kind of slow to the game. this car is not going to be out. >> this is a race car, literally a race car engine. this is maybe tesla should go -- deirdre: all the people who thought tesla wasn't a luxury enough mark, here we go from porsche. >> tesla is the company made by software developers, porsche is made by a bunch of gear heads that are trying to shift over to electric. deirdre: not so secret car project so, it does seem, if you know anything about cars and software, you just got a raise. >> yeah, it is very beneficial for a lot of people. and it's not really surprising because apple has had difficulty making a splash lately, and this is sort of their opportunity to jump in this new huge market and make a lot of money. >> new 1 percenters, i love it. russ, you said the smartest thing to me in a gr

. >> russ, this is tim. so if you look at europe and you break down the story, is it that finally the ecb has caught some wind and started to generation an economic recovery or is the weaker currency and plus -- something these guys haven't seen possibly ever. >> all of the above. i mean, clearly you finally get a bit of traction in europe. we see credit growth start to expand for the nirs time in some time. the weaker euro is a tail wind for the exporters just as the stronger dollar is a head wind for u.s. companies. and finally, you have the notion that unlike in the u.s., where we see the margins are pretty much as high as they are likely to go, there are much better prospects for european companies than for u.s. companies and of course to your point, that will help the earnings per share growth. >> so russ, real quick, put your fx hat on, what will happen in the dollar if we are beginning a tightening and will that mean a rally and what does it mean for u.s. equities. >> i think the dollar will rally. ma

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russ: it is a good question. technology looks to be reasonably valued and has some momentum. reason i say that is that you are still seeing a shift in spending created by consumers away from other things towards technology. another sector again, also a benefit of shifting share within the united states, is health care. health care is not cheap and this is a strong sector for some time. but from a fundamental perspective, that is also a sector where i think you will see solid earnings. angie: at the end of the day, whether we like it or not, we all get sick. thank you so much for that. mobile chief investment strategist at black rock out of san francisco. lenderr news, hong kong the bank of east asia has promised to take action to improve the performance of chinese business. this could lead to changes to the branch networks, ray nagin costs and problem loans -- raining in costs and problem loans. reigning in costs and problem loans. they are under pressure from an activist investor. japan has ended the equity buying spree. results. some of the first time they have offloaded sh

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russ was there. he will us about it. dari: and nsa whistle-blower joined twitter today. who joined him to get on social immediatian the first mace and the controversial first tweet. steve: and the 3d effects in the new film "the walk "a little too real. the unintended effect it is having on people who can i get a medium coffee, cream, two sugars? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- see you at the window. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. on the spot. that's the dd commitment. dari: edward snowden uppedded the social steve: that is right. he joined twitter today. the first tweet that read "can you hear me now" nsa has been retweeted nearly 70,000 times. while snow den racksp up the followers all right. more thanp00 thousand. we talked about this at 5:00. it was like 470,000. >> incredible. dari: well, he only chooses to follow the old bosses ie the nsa. the agencies not following him though. >> not officially. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we know what he is >> yeah. >> we got everything on him. >> snow den did exchange tweets and encourage him first pl

. >>> but the view from washington from the president down is that russ's continued support of assad is doomed to failure. >> what we would like to see is movement towards a political transition in syria. and as i said last week, we still believe there's an opportunity to pursue that kind of transition in concert with russian authorities. to putin, he's a bullwark against the extremists. and they want to keep him in power. >> it's the last foot hold of the russian military and intelligence services in the entire region of the middle east where once russia, the soviet union were a dominant force and now they're not. the kremlin argues that air strikes alone will never win the fight and only the syrian army can face up to the isil fighters over the past year and meanwhile suss russia is stepping up its arms supplies against damascus. russian troops and engineers are now expected to extend an air base to cope with the increased flow. the kremlin insists its regular sipments are used exclusively in the batsal against isil but there are real fears that the weapons could be used in syria's

thank you, russ. >> all right. in case you missed it last night. kanye west announce he is running for president in 2020. hot time around. >> ow serious he is really? >> went coknow but the fans seem to like the idea in fact one twitter user came up with a campaign slogan yes we kanye with the hashtag 202. all right. someone else poe together showed with the caption united states of yesus. and pecked the running mate west swift. >> that would probably be pulled off. >> finally, a fan envision of keeping up with the kardashians then white house and kamye ever get ease elect, heaven help us all. >> yeah. think of that reality series. you think the trump serrie hases been something else. naut in. >> yeah. >> wow. >> wow. >> i wouldn't watch that. right. >> yeah. >> like snoop doing or something. >> maybe taylor swift. >> that is early, that is early speculation. >> lots of time until 2020. the vma's is good for late summer foolishness. then you forget. >> i right. >> right. it is perfectly timed like the next to last day of august. were you watching?

i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> and that's exactly what we want. if you've got a problem or want to volunteer for our call for action team, go to www.wusa9.com or the new wusa9 app. click on call for action or you can even call our hot line at 301-652-help. >>> well, the search is over for the suspected killer of a kentucky state trooper. trooper joseph ponder was shot last night during a traffic stop. the 31-year-old law enforcement officer had only been on the job for nine months. police found his suspected killer just this morning. officers say they opened fire on 25-year-old joseph johnson shanks when he refused to drop his weapon. the missouri man had an extensive criminal history. >>> the mayor of baltimore wants to remove the interim label from the police chief's title. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is asking the city council to name kevin davis as the permanent police commissioner. her spokesperson says the mayor is pleased with the energy davis has brought to the job with a soaring homicide rate rawlings-blake firing the former police chi

investigative reporter russ ptacek turns up the heat on a company to help cool off a ft.orter: when helen scott's air conditioner stopped working in the middle of a heatwave, at first she kept her cool, that is, until her home warranty plan failed to get her quick relief. >> there's the five of us live here with our little dog. >> reporter: held-scott loves the ft. washington home -- helen scott loves the ft. washington home she shares with her family and dog. it's a pretty cool setup that turned red hot in july. >> it was a large clink, clink, clink, racking and shaking and we heard all this noise and then the air conditioner just stopped. >> reporter: so crash and boom outside. what was it like inside? >> it was very warm. we had fans, but it just started blowing out hot air. >> reporter: but she knew her home warranty with total protect covered repair or replacement. >> i told them my mother was 86 years old and our air conditioner broke, so it's an emergency. we need to get it fixed. >> reporter: the technician came out the next day but declared it dead. he said a bra

ernie: russ is off. kathleen turner went home so ryan is here with sports. >> a little pressure. filling this seat after that. ernie: the jets getting off to a great start? >> this team is really playing serious defense. they go into indianapolis monday night football, the entire nation, the entire league watching. and they dominate luck and the colts. ernie: they looked good. >> their coach, todd bowles, he's a defensive guy. his stamp is on this team. they forced five turn overs. they had five interceptions on luck. revis had a couple. they blitzed from every inch of the field and they're 2 on and 0. jets fans feeling good. ernie: a different style with the coach. >> especially in the post-game press conference. todd bowles said we have a lot we're lucky we can win games while we're improving. pretty different than rex. ernie: let's talk about the yankees right now. they're going to be in the playoffs. they still need to win some games. >> it's crunch time. we have less than two weeks to go. if they have hopes of winning the american league east, they have to win tonight. they

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s tumult russ relationship with nicole, grilling him on the bruised and battered days. >> you caused scars on her face? >> that's incorrect. >> you cut her lip? >> that's incorrect. >> you don't think this picture reflects any bruising or injuries or marks on nicole's face? >> no, i don't. >> what do you think this reflects? >> i think it reflects doing a movie, doing makeup. >> really? he had so many explanations. it was almost unfathomable the things that would come out of his mouth. >> reporter: eventually simpson admits to hurting nicole but won't say how. >> you never hurt your wife? >> i hurt my wife, yes. >> you never struck her? >> i never punched her. >> ever strike her? >> no. >> ever furt her? >> yes. >> ever physically hurt her? >> yes. any marks that's on her i take full responsibility for. i take total responsibility for it. >> why? >> i shouldn't have handled the situation the way i did. >> reporter: o.j. simpson may have admitted to being responsible for the bruises but he's vague. >> you had your fingers around her throat? >> i could have touched her neck, yes. >> wh

. >> jeff smith narrowly lost the race to russ carnahan, the scion of a missouri political dynasty.ut smith's surprising performance in a crowded field of 10 made him a rising star in missouri democratic politics. jeff smith was elected state senator in 2006 and served until 2009. that's when he pled guilty to conspiracy for lying to federal investigators about his involvement in creating a flier critical of carnahan in the 2004 congressional campaign. jeff smith was sentenced to one year and a day in a kentucky federal prison. he chronicles his experience in his new book, "mr. smith goes to prison." smith writes that the book -- "it teaches prisoners to be better criminals instead of better citizens [captioning made possible by democracy now!] for more we're joined by jeff smith. he's an assistant professor of urban policy at the new school and a former missouri state senator from st. louis. smith is on the board of the non-profit organization prison entrepreneurship program, or pep. he's also the author of the e-book "ferguson: in black and white." jeff smith, welcome to democracy