so, we hear that more sears stores are coming to a close. what's the latest with that? right. sears is closing more stores, as they continue to struggle with declining sales, in competition from retail giants , including wal-mart, amazon. 180 sears stores will close this year, with another 150 on the chopping block. sears holdings also plans to shut 28 k-mart stores, jim, rahel. >> that used to be the big stores in the 60s, 70s, meg, i understand good news for on line shoppers in the grocery aisle? >> that's right. amazon officially takes over while foods monday, and it will rollback prices, potentially erasing the organic grocer's unofficial name. amazon says it is trying to make organic food more accessible to everyone, amazon prime members will also benefit, from whole foods customer reward programs with special offers, and discounts. jim, rahel. >> meg, they need to cut the price on pineapple. you need like a second mortgage on your home to afford pineapple at whole foods. that is fortune. >> pricy. >> exactly. >> meg, we're here for that casino every news, thank yo

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sears is going to close another 28 kmarts this year on top of 180 sears closed this year and another stores to close by the end of the 3rd quarter. but sears shares are up by 11% this morning. unemployment claims on the rise. up from a six-month low. unemployment still at a 16-year low at 4.3%. the stock market trying to rally from yesterday's selling. let's go to the big board. see how we're doing so far. dow is up by 21 points. nasdaq up 3. s&p up 1 point. shares in williams-sonoma up 6%. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a san francisco supervisor trying to delay hearings today for two proposed medical marijuana dispensaries in soma. the supervisor is proposing a 45-day moratorium on the pot shops but senator scott weiner says adopting a moratorium and shutting down the applications would send a bad message statewide and undermine other efforts in the legislature. they will vote on it september 12. >>> the north bay smart train starts service tomorrow. here's a look at the route from downtown san rafael all the way to the sonoma county airport. commuters will be able to take trains a

in the sears catalog -- this was the first year sears included electric appliances in its catalog, the electric coffee percolator, if you wanted to buy it -- and this is sears, for \/everybody, cost $7.75, and that is one of the cheapest ones. one of the nonelectric ones you put on the stove cost 86 pence. you can imagine. you have to think about whether you want to spend a lot of money on something newfangled, and invention like that. an electric appliance could also be expensive to operate in addition to buying one. electric suppliers, meaning the electric companies, the one to send you the bill for using all of the electricity, were not interested in providing electric service. low demand brought little profit. instead, they concentrated on providing electricity in the evening only for lighting, which made a little bit more money for them. those who had 24 hours service, especially around 1910, in the city, anyway, found that low daily commandment higher demand at the end of the month, when using electricity to coffee your coffee percolator or newfangled chafing dish. heating device

i think it is definitely a subject -- you could talk about sears and the of session with sears by eddieor years. i will give you beauty. there been some extraordinary moves on some of the u.k.'s biggest stocks. on tuesday.out it provident financial, 66% drop on tuesday, the biggest drop ever. a number of woes. yesterday, we spoke to the ceo of wpp, big drop, 11%. biggest since 1998. dixon car phone today, 21%, ,iggest drop in three years forecasting an unexpected drop in earnings. what is wonderful -- what is fascinating is the fact four of the biggest 51-day moves on the stoxx 600 this year, they are u.k. stocks. here they are. 11 out of the biggest 20 stocks on the stoxx 600 are u.k. stocks. one-week phenomenon. back to you. beauty.you did give us however, i'm sorry, i'm awarding the prize -- >> thank you. vonnie: breaking news on htc. they have hired advisers to explore 22 -- strategic options, including on taking on new investments or potentially a sale of the company. much more on htc, looking at strategic obsessions -- options, and the next hour. this is bloomberg markets. ♪ vonni

in any sunshine, up to 25—26 al sears on tuesday. 0n sunshine, up to 25—26 al sears on tuesday. for northern ireland on wednesday, some of that getting into scotland, and maybe stretching down into north—west england as well. away from this band of rain, again, a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, and we are still in the warm air across central and eastern areas. we will see 25—26 al sears, and a fresher feel further west is the front slide through. —— celsius. there will be a period of warmth midweek. the drier weather once we lose the rain overnight will be in the cell. the wettest conditions in the cell. the wettest conditions in the north ——. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3pm: police in spain investigating the terror attacks that claimed 1a lives say they've seized more than 120 gas canisters in the house which exploded in alcaner on wednesday. police say they do not know if the man suspected of driving the van used in the attack on las ramblas is still in spain. and spain's king and queen attend a special mass in barcelona to honour those killed in the catalo

sears is closing 28 more kmart stores . . .tion to 180 previously announced closings this year. the retailer announced this with its earnings statement that showed a quarterly loss, as the number of people visiting its stores continued to fall. sales at stores open for at least a year fell 11.5% in the second quarter ended july 29. sears has shrunk from the largest us retailer to a company plagued by fears of bankruptcy after struggling with several years of losses amid the decline of mall shopping in favor of the web. the company expects to cut $1 billion in costs this year mainly by selling its real estate. any good hot spot wb 580 at eden canyon accident blocking one lane, traffic jammed from 680 in dublin ( tiffany ) police in the east bay are investigating another hate crime aimed at the jewish community. messages of hate were put on stickers and then put on the front of a synagogue in piedmont. the executive director at the synagogue says the messages were also directed to black people. he says despite the hateful message

sears will not hire black people. we went back down there and we were talking with this person saying, wes he was had some white girls and started them off in the rosary department. epstein same want to hire some dumb blonde girls are the same position? he got hostility. we said weght flyers were hitting the parking lots on everyone should we could find this is going to be to portland naacp and asked them to join. if thingsdidn't didn't break. all of the sudden, if you just held off, they were able to find -- i can think of her name right now. she was hired. all of a sudden, there were letting everybody else in, they hired her and put her in the hunt of their credit area. credit used to have to go to sit in that chair and ask the people to do all kinds of questions about the job and how much you is for laundry and how much your house worth? anything you can imagine to get credit. you could see ella and you could see that everybody would go up there just to see the go work. that, weight on with started a grocery store.

this searing poverty is in a country that is better known for its stunning beauty.take you on a tour. [ chimes clinking ] just hearing the name of the country peru makes many people think of its rich history, and it's the location of one of the seven wonders of the world. this is what people think of when they think of peru, the beautiful machu picchu area, and it is absolutely spectacular to be here in person. tourists can see traditional methods of cleaning and dyeing wool from llamas or alpacas out in the country. [ flute playing ] they can enjoy authentic peruvian music, or in the big city of lima, capital of peru, visitors can see museums with incredible artifacts. [ marching music playing ] or they can try and get close to the metal gates of the presidential palace and watch the changing of the guard. visitors could head out to the well-maintained zoo and see the big cats or other critters that come out to play. there are so many interesting sites to make tourists grab their cameras. but then there is a sobering reality that locals and visitors will never see.

. >>> new this morning, sears announced it will close more stores throughout the year. liquidation sales start on august 31. new closures are in addition to 180 sears and kmart stores already shutdown this year. >>> the wheels are quickly turning on the deal for amazon to buy whole foods and it means savings start on monday for customers. federal regulators green lighted the deal earlier this week and yesterday amazon announced it would close the $13.7 billion purchase of whole foods on monday. also starting on monday. slash prices on best selling foods. amazon is also working on a rewards program for its prime customers. we want to know, will amazon's plans for whole foods have you changing the way you shop. will you go to whole foods nor often or are you loyal to your local grocery store. tweet us your thoughtthoughts. >>> new this morning, if you follow humans on facebook, you'll soon be able to see more of those stories. popular photo project is getting its own show. include interviews with every day people. >> hurricane harvey making its way across the gulf of texa

mark cohen was once a sears executive. >> i spent seven years at sears, both here in the united states and in canada. they are hanging on by a fingernail, at best. the genre that was legacy retail, is for the most part, in terrible trouble. >> reporter: the main reason will not surprise you. one eighth of all retail sales were transacted online last year, up 16% over just the year before. more folks shopping on computers and phones; fewer driving to the malls, some of which have literally gone to seed. there's another threat to retail jobs as well: automation, as in cashier-less convenience stores like those being tested in china. and closer to home. so toll the knell for jobs in retail? not just yet. >> since 2007, we've seen about 400,000 jobs created in the e- commerce sector. >> reporter: michael mandel, chief economic strategist at the progressive policy institute, thinks online may spawn more jobs than it whacks. >> we've had a small decline in brick and mortar retail. we've had a large increase in e- commerce jobs. a lot of them are jobs in fulfillment centers. >> reporter: mand

28 kmart stores to the 150 sears and kmart stores they plan on closing this year including three in our area. one on route 38 in morristown and the location on tillman street in allentown. >>> health check this noon, if you have school aged kids you'll want to adjust their sleep schedules now. doctors suggest putting them to bet 15 minutes earlier and waking them up 15 minutes earlier season turn off all screens at bedtime and remind parents that teenagers have the hardest times adjusting and their bodies are hard wires to go to bed later. high levels of hdl, the good cholesterol can also be harmful. researchers say that people with extremely high levels at hdl are at a higher risk of mortality than those with normal levels. it challenges the findings of hdl levels in the past. >>> and at 4:00 a new term in the online dating world. we'll tell with you what hat fishing is all about. and marble history, philadelphia police are trying to figure out how a bust of a pennsylvania war hero wound up under an overpass this morning. and what better than having your hair crafted into waves lik

. >> we'll sear more about this at today's rally. arlette, thanks. >>> the president kicked off that speech on afghanistan with a call for peace and unity here at home. >> he seemed to be trying to do some damage control after blaming both sides for the violence in charlottesville and he held up members of the military as inspiration to help the country heal its divisions. >> they wound inflicted upon a single member of our community is a wound inflicted upon us all. when one part of america hurts, we all hurt. and when one citizen suffersn injustice, we all suffer together. >> the president added there is no room for prejudice, bigotry or hate. but his remarks on charlottesville from last week are taking a toll. our new poll shows 56% of americans disapprove of the president's response to the events in charlottesville. >>> meanwhile anger boiled over in charlottesville again overnight at the first city council meeting since those uted down and other city officials calling on them to resign. they slammed the decision to grant a permi

tiffany, sears, williams-sonoma. they are on the screen. of them up along with series, they are all love. the ones on the screen, would you buy any of them at these prices? >> these guys have against amazon. these guys are headed for the tar pit. i wouldn't bet on any company. stuart: dramatic stuff. >> i take it one step further. anything they are doing is a hail mary pass and they are trying to give it to amazon. >> works in mortar is dead. do you think that? >> bid 60% increase in online sales. ashley: brick and mortar is bad. i think they need to change their stores. it is still brick-and-mortar. stuart: what do you say? >> so what, if you buy it online and you're going to pick it up from you still initiated online. if you're going to pick it up and look at it online, you are still online. you still have to go there, but it is coming with even three quarters of sales within five years. >> at the revolution in retailing. five and a half minutes into the trading sector. up 52 points, 21,865. the margins will pc as in computers, not politi

everyone got all bulled up about sears of all things and put the hurt on home depot sears and amazon,ther one that seems to have suddenly, i don't know, back burner costco's problematic it's not only has to compete with amazon with its own very second rate website, still at least it isn't third rate anymore, but sells at 27 times earnings if it weren't for the giant expansion of two different german grocery chains into this country, as well as amazon's more obvious whole foods takeover, which is still going to bruise costco so i don't know how high costco's stock can go, even as it rallied another dollar today. but it does feel like there's a floor on it. walmart is so close to making these highs, holy cow. you've got to wonder and believe that jet.com is working and that acquisition is showing results it too will be hurt, because the stock sells for only 18 times earnings best buy is another retailer that seems to have found its footing, as it came all the way back after a very good quarter we're seeing a bottoming in macy's dividend right now can be supported by cash flow khol's has

sears among retailers reporting earnings this morning.with a second-quarter loss and announcing that it will close 28 more kmart stores. the smartphone war heating up, samsung unveiling the galaxy note 8 and its due to come around the next iphone, no jokes about heating up, exploding samsung phones, then kfc looks to train employee in a whole new way, a look at how the company is using virtual reality, plus you're looking at one lucky store, it sold the winning powerball ticket, you know who is luckier than the store, the person who walked in and bought and basically $750 million richer. all much more, independent's voice ceo, mitch roschelle and wall street journal ryan, ryan and i took a subway ride together by accident not long ago. he's ban from reporting what i look like when i'm taking the subway. no, no photos. [laughter] dagen: who is this person talking to me? this weird-old lady. [laughter] dagen: coming up, everybody, former presidential candidate mike huckabee is here, million dollar listing new york star ryan and former nfl l

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there's 330 kmart stores and sears stores that were already set to close this year. none of them in our area, and the locations of the new kmart closures have not been announced, but these are all part of a big decline for brig and mortar stores as online shopping continues to the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> we continue tracking breaking news after almost a dozen people were treated for carbon monoxide exposure in fairfax county. this is centered around a house near i-66 and the fairfax county parkway. our pete muntean is there right now and has the very latest. what do you know, pete? >> reporter: i just talked to neighbors and they are pretty upset about this. fairfax county firefighters now tell us that seven people were poisoned by carbon monoxide here, five had to go to the hospital, three adults, two of them children. they were called here around 1:00 to that home back there, 12151 caldecott lane. firefighters tell us that six firefighters had to be taken to the hospital. haz-mat crew went news, they found a car -- went inside, they found a car in the ga

those images that are still seared in my mind, and probably ofso many of your viewers, black people on their roof thanking the government to do something and being left to die. while those issues of geographic segregation, generational poverty, the impact of climate change, criminal justice, was all part of what was going on, at the heart of it no one was nervous about disappointing black people. the government, media, and corporations. the color of change was founded from a single email sent over time to really build the type of power that is beyond issue a legal case.ding to give every day people, wherever they may be, the ability to give their voices heard when they are seeing something that impacts them. host: how do you see your group in the spectrum of racial justice groups, how does it different from black lives matter or more legacy civil rights groups like the naacp? guest: we are right in the middle in terms of generationally. the age of our membership. we work closely with a wide range of organizations. we have a bit of a decentralized model in that many of our members can b

yeah, bye, bye, bye to k-mart and sears, many of them we will tell you where after the break. >>> 5:27, good news for amazon prime members, might not cost you a whole paychecks nim time you hit whole food. >> if he you are not a prime member just go to the store they are lowering prices as soon as monday, when this deal close. they will cut the staples there, so that means lower prices on bananas, eggs, salmon, beef, this is a long list of things where prices are dropping in the whole food s stores. also you can get a lot of these products on line as well , how about that. >> good news in the so good for k-mart more stores closing retailer is adding 28 more locations to the list of closures this includes one in moorestown, new jersey and willow grove and allentown stores in pennsylvania these latest closures are in addition to the 330 sears and k-mart stores already set to close later this year. >>> 5:28. hard knock life for our kevin hart. >> philadelphia native taking hard hits on the football field, from some professionals >> he dropped the ball. >> we will tell you how did he overa

we contacted sears. the company didn't tell us what the problem was but it did contact thomas giving him a $500 credit towards a comparable new grill. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. all right. >> reporter: now the sizzle is back. >> the first burgers of the new grill. >> reporter: and the backyard smells like summer. nbc 10 responds. >> all right. now i'm suddenly hungry. and he's ready to go for labor day. if you have a consumer problem for nbc 10 responds, let us know about it. the best ways to reach us are right here on your screen and we will respond to you. >> and if you are making plans to grill this weekend, perfect weather. perfect for just about anything, but let's start with today. a live picture outside. bill henley has your first alert forecast. >> looking good all day long and beyond today even. this is a view from center city. bright sunshine, not a cloud to be found this morning. it really got cool overnight and sometimes you can get some fog with cool weather, but not this morning. fog f

families having to walk up to 20 hours in searing summer walk up to 20 hours in searing summer heat.o reach areas where they might be safe. it is unclear how many civilians may still be in tal afar. many people, the great majority, have left. we are uncertain how many people may still be trapped there. to what extent do the militants disguised themselves as civilians, escape from cities like muscle, hoping to re—emerge at some point in rearming themselves? that is a continual possibility and something that worries those who would be on the perimeter of this war zone as they see people filing out in their thousands from tal afar. they will be worried, the iraqi army, police units, so one, that among them might be fighters trying to slip away to fight another day. we're hearing that does cause problems through the day with a backlog of people being checked and process. just one more problem if you try to take command again of a city like tal afar. thank you for that analysis. we turn our attention 110w that analysis. we turn our attention now to the floods in south asia. the prime mini

television for sear yz -- serious readers. >> shelby steele, your book, "shame." >> i couldn't find that single thing. >> host: what was the central theme you were going for? >> the idea is that america, arguably the best country in history, perpetrated one of the greatest sins, dehumanizing a group of people relentlessly. the profound evil amidst stunning greatness. so, now, that greatness, i think of course, is what finally delivered us from what we were doing wrong. but it is a shame we will now have to deal with. maybe we are still too close to the '60s when we first acknowledged the shame to understand it is important. i think it is one of the most important vents in history. the book looks at different aspects of the irony. >> host: the shame belongs to the 1960 liberal movement and that is what caused our current political polarization. >> guest: yes, thank you. >> host: is that a fair assessment? >> guest: that is a very fair assessment. in the 1960s, it was said we are the politics that will redeem america and bring back america's legitmacy as a democracy. that is our mission. a

sears still has some problems.hain went under and god, i really hope it doesn't, but if it went under, that would remarkablize the brick and mortar space here is the bottom line, there are customers in the stores. you go in these stores, and i don't care if it's not anybody on this table, there are customers there and they are buying >> okay. good that was the good last word on that and i said the stock's up 17.5% last month >> you don't want to hear ten more minutes of that >> no, because final trades are up next. i think that she's a very nice girl... you never got the brakes looked at? oh yeah. no. at cognizant, we're helping today's leading manufacturers make things that think and do automatically. imagine that, a world of new digital products and services all working together for you. can i borrow the car when it's back? get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. >>> welcome back, reminder tomorrow, the man who wrote the memo that had all of wall street talking,

sears has shrunk from the largest us retailer to a company plagued by fears of bankruptcy after withyears of losses amid the decline of mall shopping in favor of the web. the company expects to cut $1 billion in costs this year mainly by selling its real estate. president trump taking to twitter to get several things off his chest today.. first going after paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, for not attaching controversial debt ceiling legislation to a "popular v.a. bill (which just passed) for easy approval. they didn't do it so now we have a big deal with dems holding them up (as usual) on debt ceiling approval. could have been so easy-now a mess!" congress has until the end of september to raise the debt ceiling or potentially cause the u-s to default on its debt. but cnn has learned it was the house republican freedom caucus that scuttled attempts to tie that legislation together - not gop leadership. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says she's confident congress will raise the debt limit in time. sarah huckabee sanders/white house press secretary"it's our job to inf

the new closures are in addition to sears and k-mart stores already shut down this year. k-mart. >>> today thousands of students all across our area are saying good-bye to mom and dad and the rest of their families and hello to their new college campuses and college friends. randy is live for move-in day. >> reporter: it is move-in day. take a look at what's left behind. all of these boxes, the class of 2021 leaving their families behind. it is a bittersweet moment. the families arrived. current students helped these incoming freshmen carrying bags, books and luggage. more than 500 are moving in. the class here includes athletes, value dick to y'aediv. it will be getting their adult life. we talked to families who were ready for the next four years. >> definitely to study and know what my values are and stay on track. >> this is a time when you're supposed to enjoy yourself. it goes by very fast. >> reporter: good advice. class sz begin her next week. we should note today's move-in day. for now we are live. nbc 10 news. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> coming up, motor

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we contacted sears.ompany didn't tell us what the problem was, but it did contact thomas giving him a $500 credit towards a comparable new grill. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> the sizzle is back. >> the first burgers of the new grill. his backyard smells like summer. i'm hungry now. >> thomas tells us now he'sed up about using his new grill for the rest of the year. especially in a few weeks for labor day weekend. we said it before and we'll say it again. make sure you not only red the warranty but keep it handy to prove your item is covered. >> really great. advise right there. about a dozen puns that you forced on him. >> that was very good. >> let's check out the total. >> harry on fire. thank you. if off complaint, head to nbc10.com. fill out the form or give us a call. we'll respond to you. >>> nbc news at 6:00 is next. here's jim rosenfield. >>> an up expected turn in a case that stunned a local community. a father now edadmits to killin his toddler son. what will happen to the father that has

and talk with folks like sears and pennies, we haven't found anybody qualified. we would hire and we went there several times. but i was really a cordial person but if you accept discrimination and become natural, the next thing they would do would try to justify, haven't found anybody that qualifies etc.. when mister patterson and x and i, reasonable to talk with, we had the job of finding somebody for them. by the time, what we had sent in, entry-level, well-qualified. we decided easter is coming up and we will make some signs. the mimeograph machine, we made signs that said easter is coming, shop where you can work. will not hire black people. naacp. went back down there, talking with this fellow again and we hire some white girls and start them off in the hosiery department and why does you hire some black and some dumb black girls and put them in the same position. you have that. we had the parking lots, on the windshield, every church, we are going to mail them to portland naacp, in chicago and i will be damned if it didn't break. all of a sudden if you jus

david sears joining us former navy seal. we appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >> some fiery words from hillary clinton as she tells her side in the 2016 election. an upcoming book "what happened" expressing regret of her campaign. >> i did however grip the microphone extra hard.ri i wonder -- >> we are people. we are people who love. we are people with heart. we are people who adore. we are people that are great. there is no country like the united states of america. >> if you are just joining us, bringing you some of what the president just says moments ago inside the 2:00 p.m. eastern hour. he was wrapping up his speech in front of the american legion convention. their 99th gathering there in reno, nevada. separate from that there is a lot to talk about. let's bring in chris plant, leslie marshall. good to see you both. chris, i will jump in with the divide between this president and some members of his own party. you have heard him call them out. is senator john mccain. is senator jeff blake. are these men in the president's way for

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sears holdings owns kmart. >> we want to take you down the shore to cape may. ready. plus it's friday. on top of all that. let's check in with bill henley. you should join us. exha exhale. >> absolutely. it is breathe it in. that dry air is going to be so comfortable during the day and weekend is looking not just the shore. look at this view from philadelphia. see clouds on the horizontal. we did have some light showers overnight. still a few in the area, but it's already drying out as the clouds break in philadelphia. to the north, you can see the showers that are moving to the lehigh valley. actually, just getting ready to exit the lehigh valley and northern bucks county is getting some. most of the rest of the area is dry. wilmington, middletown. dried out a few rain drops are moving out. few scattered showers and dying out as they move ray cross delaware bay. few scattered showers inland, but we will be clearing out quickly. sunshine takes over so you can probably get away without the up umbrella umbrella la. temperatures are going to warm up. normally for august

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. > >> sears is continuing to shrink the retailer is closing 28 more of their kmart stores this year, after 180 locations that have shuttered and 150 due to close by the end of september. they have 1250 stores nationwide split between sears and kmart brands. >>> as schools prepare to go back in session one is celebrating a dramatic drop in school suspensions. district principals and teachers came together to talk about school suspensions and credited it to code of conduct and district wide training. and this year alone they had a 50% decrease in suspensions. >>> and the action cam was there as faculty members toured the classrooms at allen and stern in frankford. superintendant, william hite was on hand and they are designed to improve literacy in early grades and the new technology allows them to develop early academic and cognizant skills. >>> contestants arrived in philadelphia for the 49th annual miss black america pageant and held the news conference to kick it off. the pageant started in 1968 in response to the miss america program. the reigning miss america will crown her in ma

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. >> reporter: it was one of the most violent baffleds in syria -- battlefields in sear.ghting on quneitra, right on israel's doorstep. now a cease-fire. tanks are parked, soldiers relaxed. the fighting has significantly decreased since the fever, this officer tells me, you totally notice that. we don't hear shelling anymore, but sometimes the nusra front breaks the troops. nusra is not part of the agreement. if they start shooting, we have to retaliate. this is the frontline right in the heart of town. while both the u.s. and russia brokered this truce, the syrian government troops feel it's russia that has the upper hand. "russia has helped a lot," he says. "they laid the groundwork for the cease-fire. they have the most power." quneitra is one of three areas in syria where the u.s. and russia negotiated truces between government and opposition forces. the people here say of course they appreciate the calm since the cease-fire's been put in place, but they also say it's had almost an immediate impact on life here. with more people venturing out and many businesses openi

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planning to sell the former sears building.oming two years after the company bought the building for more than $120 million. originally planned to staff the building with 3,000 reports. but now trying to save money. >> the weekend is here and so is the triple digit heat for some of us. back in a moment. flood. ==take vo >>> coming up tonight at 6:00. another potentially dangerous flood. we will have that for you coming up at 6:00. >>> check the calendar, orange friday. and the giants are in phoenix tonight. our coverage begins early. 6:30. we have programming changes because of the changes. america's got talent airing at 8:00 on cozi tv. >> orange friday. i am wearing it. >> seven-day forecast. hot, dangerous heat. coming up at 6:00. >> lester holt joins us next with "nightly news." news as we come on the air. there it is, a monster hurricane bearing down on texas where millions are bracing for a natural disaster of the what could be the most powerful storm to get the u.s. in a dozen years. and major population centers are in t

. >> it will never succeed, i do know that they signed with kmart and sears and his new tenants.hter] >> you are not going to bring people in other destinations to new jersey's. >> i am so glad that you asked me that. >> they were saying if you make it a family resort it will be sustainable. >> it will not necessarily go the way they wanted to. no disrespect meant. >> they are laying the odds 100-1. >> i don't know. they are making a comeback. atlantic city has the right mix. and again, i think building it as a family destination point is part of it. >> this is another case of the 1% sticking it to the 99%. >> i think that they are dedicated to the area surrounding the meadowlands, they have been waiting for this. also we need to do something with traffic. we can focus on that. >> you need to double the capacity on the turnpike in that area. >> this could be a nightmare. >> you guys, i have to move on. i have a story about a restaurant in brooklyn. the owner is under fire because she loves what she claimed were bullet holes in the wall is a way of marking it. local neighbors are

this is our seared tuna steak. it's extremely easy to make. just make sure you season it liberally with salt and pepper on both sides and hot oil. if the oil is not hot, the protein will stick to the pan. this is sort of like a pesto sauce but with parsley. not a great amount of basil out there yet but parsley is abundant so we mixup with breadcrumbs and cheese, some sun-dried tomatoes. and some almonds. >> now you don't want to bring that. >> you are just heating it up. you just want to get it to temperature. that's all we are doing. you notice the sauce doesn't really stick to the tune. that's not really the point. you want to make sure the flavor gets on their and then we get to plate. >> this smells so beautiful. oh my gosh. >> can you hand me a spoon? this is a very convenient drawer. we will make a little bit of a bed on the bottom for the tune. -- tune -- tuna and we put it on top. we have some fennel seeds and caramelized fennel. that is something you can make way ahead and he did operate before you plate and it's a great combination o

the san francisco business times reports the ride sharing business wants to sell the former sears department store it's been renovating for the past two years. the property is expected to sell for $123 million. the green lining institute pushed to keep uber out to prevent more city gentrification. >>> happening now, hurricane harvey is closing in on the gulf coast. mandatory evacuations are under way in parts of texas. >> let's take a look at the map. a storm from space is expected to bring devastating flooding. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the storm. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. and from the satellite perspective, now a category 2 hurricane. it just intensified. we're actually seeing the eye of the hurricane with this storm and as you take a look here, this is really just a sign that the intensification is taking place. rainfall bands will move onshore. the spaghetti tracks or forecast models have this hurricane slamming into texas with the exception of one model which veers it out toward louisiana. as you take a look at the wave heights near the center of the storm, 2

those images are seared in the minds of people here forever. since then billions of dollars have been spent to improve the infrastructure of this city, despite that, though, these pumping stations are still prone to problem. in fact, some of the pumps failed earlier this month during heavy rainfall and flooded parts of the city. the good news is the forecast has improved for new orleans. they're no longer expecting the ten inches they were, instead only about five inches. >> a sigh of relief. thank you. we'll have more on harvey's impact and what's to come later in the morning. >> still more to get to. new defines from kim jong un. he is now vowing to press ahead with more nuclear tests following this week's launch of a ballistic missile right over japan. richard engel is in seoul, south korea for us. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are now seeing duelling comments and threats from president trump and north korea. the president tweeting a short while ago "the u.s. has been talking to north korea and paying them extortion mo

to sear it. >> sear it on one side flip it over put it in the oven that will finish it perfect if weot our dry fish. >> and we'll salt and pepper it first. simply because we're going to make our dredge next. >> what is a dredge? >> that's usually just like a seasoning and flour corn meal. this one we have our corn meal. >> corn meal. >> yup. little bit of flour. >> flour? >> thank you announcer mike. >> thank you. >> cornstarch. >> that would be cornstarch. >> and then our house cajun seasoning. >> what's in there. >> secrets. >> come on. there's paprika, i can tell you that much. >> i can smell it. >> the other thing is make sure this is thoroughly mixed. >> alex you grew up on catfish there in texas. >> yes, my mother would put this in a gallon bag and we would put the fish in there and shake it a little bit. also do that with chicken. >> shake, shake. >> that's a good way to make sure your hands don't get all messy. make sure it's all mixed together. >> flip your fish in there. >> put your fish in there, get it going. make sure -- >> where do you get your catfish. >> we get it fro

. >>> uber is selling a sears building where it had plans to build a headquarters. a corporate handler is taking care of the sale on 20th and right away. uber never moved into the holding and was already facing opposition. a campaign called no uber in oakland said that there could be a problem with uber reducing affordability of the city. >> they said that a percentage of it with be for nonprofit usage. they were going to local - - they were going to be running out local businesses. >> it seems likely that the building will find a buyer, oakland has one of the lowest commercial vacancy rates at 4.9% , as compared to the rest of the country. >>> the big story tonight, tomorrow, and next week, hurricane harvey and all of the rain from this strong storm that has been downgraded to a category three hurricane. that is expected, when they get to land, they start to fall apart, but still the damage is done. the moisture will still sit over southeast texas, early into the next week and into the middle of the next week, with the moisture dying down by tomorrow, for this trop

few weeks some old-timer comes on air and yells, fire in the theater and today the theater did get seared 200 points is not an inferno, okay but it's searing again, look, these statements about the market being too high roll off the tongue too easily i can say it all the time. the bears were sure right today, right? they could be right again tomorrow that doesn't mean they could be right over the intermediate term that i like to think about i'm no more comfortable with the nuclear icbm armed north korea than you are and i'm not a big fan of appeasement. but i like nuclear war even less, which is why the president's increasingly vel i koes rhetoric is so frightening. i do worp ri about the debt ceiling not being lifted, because there's so much bad blood between the president and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, which grows worse by the tweet. those are two legitimate fears i have them, and you have them you should have them but there are still plenty of illegitimate ones that get trotted out on an almost daily basis. consider, for example, we hear the market is so overvalued, just l

. >> sears announced this morning it was going to close 281 is in moorestown.sylvania by the way. willow grove. other in allentown this is in addition to the 330 sears and k mart stores already set to close later this year. the company still has about 1,000 stores. one of the best museum exhibits i've ever seen about to come to town. you'll have a chance to witness treasures from ancient china. >> terra cot at a warriors coming to the franklin institute thousands of years ago the live size clay warriors were placed at the guard of the tomb of china's first emperor the tomb was discover in the '70's visitors will be able to is he what the ten original statues look like. this is the first time in 30 years the warriors will be on display in philadelphia. the exhibit will run from september 30th through march 4th. >> it is spectacular. if you have a chancing to you going to do it. >>> so summer is winding down. don't cover up the grill just yet. tailgating season, it's here. and the experts say it is big business. >>> u.s. government expanding its use of a certain

. >>> uber is abandoning plans to occupy the sears building on broadway and has put the property up for sale. lee martinez reports they had plans to move 3000 workers into the location.>>reporter: construction crews were busy on the seven story building, the ride-sharing company had no intention of moving in. for new restaurants on the block like gastro pig, they help business stay steady even without the promise of uber is a neighbor. >> it's a mixed bag. uber has a tumultuous -- some people are happy and some people are not. with respect to them it would have been nice to be able to have 2500 extra people in the area. >>reporter: the green lining institute started a note uber campaign because it veered uber would add never the topo negative effects. two of the police oh my god -->> they said a percentage would be for nonprofit usage and they would hire local minority businesses. we are wondering what happened to the commitments.>>reporter: there were signs of trouble, last year the only tenant backed out of the deal when uber hired a new york city designer instead of someone from the

they wrap you will the sear -- they wrapped up the series. >>> carlos gets closer to the big home run record, watch. >> high drive. left field. it is gone. and bum guarder stared him down. >> staten had six homers in six straight games and matt gets his revenge. he had a home run in the game. then in the 7th inning, span singles to right. scores a run and staten comes up throwing, but it sails into the seat so he'll come in to score. carlos skies. giants win 9-4. giant s s -- first pitch at 10:10 in florida. >> okay. >>> 4:55 is the time right now. the search is onto find the vandals who defaced a column on the lincoln memorial in washington, dc. the national park service is working to carefully remove some profanity. >>> and preparing for the worst as nationalist announce plans for big bay area rallies coming up. preparations by police for potential violence. >>> good morning, we see the commute so far on this wednesday is pretty light here at the bay bridge toll plaza with no trouble coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> below normal inland temps is not somethin

the social calmitary in this thing is searing by the time this thing starts to turn.hen you read this on paper were you immediately turned on by this? >> i was very turned on. you're always turned on by dialogue that is that good, that has that much crackle to it. i already knew it was my dialogue. i had already been in one of his films. and i knew he is interested in comedy but also interested in much broader things. when he set out to write this he and the director who has worked frequently with mike, they went to selma and presented this as an idea. what if this character got stuck in a party with six wealthy people what would happen? and they got her excited about the very idea and two weeks later presented her with a script. he wrote it that quickly. he knows these people. he is very, very interested in tensions between dissimilar people and people who come at situations from a completely different direction. and it just radiated. i read it and i thought i really want to do this. it's also a comedy about what is really going on. i mean, we go through our lives, o