shar finished the day lower. .ealth care stocks came under the nasdaq dropped 42, the s&p d oil prices fell as well, about 3% after an unpechtingly large build add e s in w, to that hou contrast to one that was released yesterday, today, we learned that sales of previously owned homed fell in july for the first time since february. existing home sales tumbled more expectations. but la night, we told you new home sales were surging, so why t the discrepancy. >> newly build homes are sea mixed message from straightforwar sales of existing homes fell because the number of homes for sale fell. down 6% compared to a year ago. there's just making homes that are for sale less affordable. realtors say people just aren't excited to shop in today's tight market buyer traffic is slowing down. newly built homes are benefit frg the lack of exising supplies. also, the jump in ju dri by hug gains in the south where builders are putting up more homes at che homes make up just% of all home sales today. >> if we have a housing shortage, the economic incentive should be there. we're not getting there. >>

we saw some of the shar attacks yet on the campaign trail thursday. trump is hoping to label clinton a bigot and eager to try a new strategy. sharp questions over the clinton family foundation. >> i have three words. i want you to remember these three words. shame on you. >> reporter: clinton wasted no time fire right back. she released this ad thursday to organizations like the ku klux klan. a new poll out from quinnipiac university shows clinton with a strong lead. 45% support, seven points ahead of trump. libertarian candidate gary johnson is polling in double digits but he will need 15% in major polls to make it into the debates. we are waiting to find out who the moderators the decision could be controversial and the campaigns could use that to try to change the format or amount of debates. i'm mark meridith, newschannel8. >>> a woman who lives by a dangerous curb doesn't feel safe in her own yard. >> newschannel8 catches speeders by the woman's home, she will show us why the county is not stepping up to slow them down. >> slashdown. how this new

reporting here on nhk "newsline," a proposed merger of oil wholesaler idemitsu kosan and showa shell -- shars were downn 7%. other r energy players rose, howewever, as benchmark crude futures staged a rebound overnight. inpex and japex added nearly 3% as oil continued to rise during asian trading. now investors are wawaiting for u.s. jobs numbers out on friday for clues about the federal reserve's interest rates plan. i'm giang nguyen reporting. >>> others in the asia pacific region ended positive on higher oil prices. but gains were limited before the bank of england policy decision. hong kong rose by 0.4%. singapore up by 0.15% as we see there. in china the shanghai composite gaining by 0.1% finishing at 2,982. property shares led the gains there on hopes of support from that sector on the government. australia up 0.18%. they were cheered by the sharp rebound in oil prices. >>> here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. employees at japan's biggest firms have pocketed an average summer bonus of more than 900,000 yen or about $8,800 for the first time in eight years

hi, jeanette. >> reporter: hi, shar he re. a lot of residents are on the lookout for this bear. it was spotted first over the weekend along providence road not too far from where i'm standing, but police are more concerned about what curious residents might do when they see the bear than what the bear might do to them. >> i was kind of excited about it. i thought it was kind of cool. >> reporter: there's an unexpected guest in town roaming the streets of this upper providence township neighborhood near ridley creek state park. dana pounds says she thinks it may be why her dog has been acting strangely lately. >> when we were first told the next day i kind of walked the whole farm to see if there was fences down because we were told it was coming this way from gradyville. >> reporter: local police say they've confirmed a bear sighting reported friday night just north of gradyville road at providence road. >> surprised i would say. i don't believe that it's all that uncommon for a bear to be in this area. however, it is close to their mating season and they can travel quite some d

. >> do it, do what you are supposed to do and mack shar the product is contained and the people around it are going to be safe. >> and the law passed earlier month now requires gas companies in to chewed leaks like the a repair plans they have to subnote it the state each year. national grid tells us, repair on the child tailston north washington street leak should be done in a month and a half. kathy curran, 5 investigation. >> tonight, the stage is set for one-of-a-kind competition charles river. that will be tomorrow. it is time for red bull's annu annualing to. this that is setup. it is along the shell. this is what you see t. this is down there and in they go. they build that own boat, flames, cars, with aever. become, there you go. there you go. they larch them off the platform. you can see how it usually ends this way although dancing. it stars tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. i love this one. it goes over. >> you a. right in the drink, a.j. >> take his word for it. he is atv 69 degrees. 69 in mash shoe with a. 68 pittsburgh. 70 in-wise now. near 70 degrees south shore be a the cape as we

computer models, watching them and all still insist on that shar somewhat unusual for a storm to do in august. this is more of an october thing when cold fronts typically get into the gulf and kind of steer tropical systems northeast. so that's that. a lot more maps and graphics and more about td number 9 coming up at about 11:20. i will see you then. >> we sure will. >>> of course, you heard paul, so be prepared and be ready. that's the message tonight as people are getting sandbags ready in those flood-prone definitely feel affects. how some people are out ahead of the wind and the rain. >> reporter: sandbags like this one are the hot item today in pasco county. the government center is one of the several locations offering these sandbags. the storm in the gulf raising major concerns over flooding here. we've seen that time and time again, and this one likely won't be any different. the county is preparing for a potential category 1 hurricane and wants residents to do the of course, it may not be that strong, but as always, plan for the worst and hope for the best. the county is real

just before his death last year at age 90 he wrote it down to shar in his just-released autobiography. >> i think he speaks to america, you are right that this is a cleveland book. the traces the early years we had a paper around and read the news every day struck by stories of like men facing false accusations. line like teenagers accused of raping two white women in alabamamaen is fascinated by th work and power of the lawyers representing the accused and footsteps. >> > my mother cannot seem into college, it wasot not even in m future but if things worked out i'd like to be a lawyer one day. >> hke's father died when he wa boy and his mother lived for he two sons, b he and his younger brother carl,h who hadd grown to become the first black leader o a major american city when he was elected mayor of cleveland in 1967. their mother claimed people's homes on the west side and moved into a housing projec on the east side with heat and indoor plumbing. >> today, it also houses the louis stokes museum which is daughter, and never same >> the history of louis stokes includes his stand in

history, a 1-year-old lab shar-pei mix, full of charm and room. imagine him welcoming yo as you come home from work . and we have marvelous marvin, a 2-year-old boxer hound mix. is a very smart dog, wants know what is going on those to go fo walks and exploring the metroparks. he is a gorgeous boxer guy, stop by to visit him and number 58, fancy, 1-year-old boxer mix. she is a sweet girl she knows her basics, loves to play and cuddle, she would love to come home with you. so stop 58. on saturday, we will have the adoptable cats and kittens also at the cuyahoga county animal shelter. regulations to the geauga humane society for taking in 27 dog so far with more coming from louisiana. they hope to to get all of them adopted. an tomorrow, i will be in mentor, for the mentor city-fest betwee one and 3:00 p.m. at least and have the bobbleheads. a local girl fights for her life, and brain cancer. >> she's more than just medicine, the local police department'sn is doing for her, you can also show support. sheriff department captain, in his cruiser talkin

shar e-mailing them to tips att fox8.com or send them right tot our website just look under seee on tv we love to see those.se. we take a picture of my son in n the same place every year on the first day of school so funny to see how he's grown. going to bump his head on the counter. h exactly. that will happen before you know it.exactly. we do the same thing at thee yoo check in with a.j. colby.colby. who is checking with theth the forecast this morning. good morning.or we should mention scott is off he's hanging outangi with his kids and probablybabl cooking we should ask elena and nathan if he's a good cook.en we should ask. scott thinks he's great at it. showers sorry scott.ot showers heading downstate right now mansfield to the south and for us and isolated shower may pretty shot this morning fromm the premier flight academy downn at burke lakefront airport.po enough breaks in the overcastove for a spectacular sunrise and patty harken and friendsfor a si us great pictures of the beautiful zoom is in the studio. beautiful sunrise this morning. half mile visibilityul at toledd young

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he let the emts, including us, >> reporter: 10-month-old 90-pound felony believed to be a mastiff shar-pei mix was struck by a bullet in a shooting that injured an 18-year-old woman in dorchester. boston police david plantain says felony protected his owner. >> he put himself in front of his owner and took the bullet for him. >> reporter: felony was rushed into surgery, but his owner couldn't afford his medical bills, so bpd stepped in. >> we all agreed to split the cost and put it on a credit >> i think he was shocked. he looked up, he wasn't expecting it. >> reporter: officer plantain has a very personal reason for helping felony. his mother was saved by this pitbull named lily. four years ago lily was seen dragging officer lantanas mother off train tracks in shirley where she tapped out during her relapse in a battle with alcoholism. >> she saved our mother, but our dog was hit by the train. she ended up needing a full amputation in her >> reporter: the nspca helped lilly get the care she needed and today the the officer runs a nonprofit for dogs with lilly's name, he hopes others will

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just off the sandy shores shar sharks. >> it's kind of scary.s are, you know, like, where the seals are and seeing a lot of seals lately. so kind of scary to think about. >> reporter: this vacation mecca is now among the world's hot spots for white sharks. frequently sighted in tracked in the waters here and now beach goers can get in on the action. there's an app for that. >> the app will give people information on detections from acoustic tags also sightings so when we see sharks out or app will give the public the ability to put in their own sightings which will be unique definitely on the east coast for something like this. >> reporter: it's a collaboration between citizens and scientists. launched by the massachusetts based atlantic white shark conservancy. it's meant to engage a public fascinated with sharks and help keep swimmers safe including shark alerts when one is seen close to shore. >> we would definitely use that, oh, yes. definitely. sounds like cool thing to have when you're watching the kids. >> reporter: with 141 individual wh

clinton and tim kaine to be laying that case out for the american people so that they know who this shar tan really is. >> do you want to talk about racism? maybe we can talk about black lives matter. how come hillary clinton never talks about black lives matter, many who members have called and acted on violence against white cops. they do this with impunity. it's never called out by the media or democrats -- >> we've had that discussion and i don't think that's really been proven in terms of whether it's been a charge or that was the mission of black lives matter. but that's what this discussion is about. this is about messaging from these candidates and whether track records, i guess which is what, you know, krystal you're trying to talk about whether track record is part of the dialogue for these candidates and what their positions are, at this point moving forward, right, kristen? >> i think it's a little -- it's stooping low for hillary clinton to be calling trump, saying he's like the kkk while completely ignoring violence on the other side with the black lives matter. it's almost

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we'll check it again brian and shar he re, coming up in the next half hour. >> matt thank you. >>> still ahead donald trump laid out his plan to grow the u.s. economy today. we'll break down the details next. >> plus a tragic death on the world's tall of the water slide. what investigators are saying about the accident that claimed the life of a kansas lawmakers' son. >> later it's back to school season and for a lot of families that means new laptops. we'll have tips to get the best buy for your buck coming up in what's the deal. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. only fios lets you upload as fast as you can download. and right now, get super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online with no annual contract. now switching to fios is easier than ever with hassle-free installation. we'll connect your devices to the n

senator amy cloeb shar's daughter has relied on an epipen. >> how can you complain this very same item made by an american company is hundreds of dollars cheaper in canada. important product features around the value the product provides and it offers coupons to help customers with high insurance deductibles. but mylan is not talking about ceo heather bresch's total compensation going from $2.4 million to nearly $19 million over eight years. >> it's coming at a time when there's almost never been more scrutiny on the drug industry for its pricing practices. >> there is another version on the markets but reluctant to prescribe it because so many people have now been trained to use the epipen and they don't want people fumbling around to give someone something else during an emergency. >>> al, you were talking about a big storm in the atlantic but now a nice day in the northeast? >> yeah. spectacular weather. low humidity, sunny. more showers around baton rouge. they don't need that. we'll look at it in detail. could be airport delays today and into tonight for parts of chicago. out west

clinton and her running mate, shar trumkaine are crisscrossing the swing states of pennsylvania and ohio. the three-day campaign tour covered nine cities in more than 600 miles. pennsylvania and ohio are among 1s key stat 11 key states. the poll shows hillary clinton leads trump by 43 to 41% across e on wing states. thncy. earreporter: it won't surprise you the kahn controversy was a co big topic for clinton too. she argued trump has demeaned so dany people at this point that it is hard to know where the re the is. l> donald trump is not a normal candidential candidate. somebody who attacks everybody has something missing. > campaigning in pennsylvania and ohio, clinton said trump is so unfit for office, republicans should walk away. licans sho this is the time to oick country over party. >> their first joint bus tour heir clinton and her running mate, senator tim kaine through bu onaditionally republican territory. >> i like investors. re that's great. we've got to love workers as much or more. >> they repeatedly called trump out for outsourcing. d trump oes he make trump suits nn mexic

the on shar breeze is with us. the marine layer is intact.peratures unseasonably mild for monday. 58 in livermore. 57 napa. upper 50s san francisco. 61 in mountain view and san jose, gulf to you, at 62. afternoon highs look like this. low 60s with mostly cloudy skies at the coast. 70s around the bay. 68 in oakland. if you are going to see the a's play later today, bring the jacket. it's going to be cool out there. even the warmer locations low- to-mid 80s for today. we will see a rebound in numbers as we get into tuesday. even warmer on wednesday. but that's where we stop. temperatures cool back down as we get into thursday, friday, into saturday. look to bottom out with temperatures near 80 degrees. 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. a tad bit of warming expected on sunday. very mild forecast as we get into the next several days. dave. >> all right. thank you. >>> a man from mississippi unearthed some handwritten history. he found a box of old letters, including one written by thomas jefferson. it focused on the war of 1812 which was unde

we also have shar le medical have beens.arlene's, kind of a cross between the honey dew's. and then we have orange flesh hope dew, which has a deeper -- honey dew. which has a deeper flavor to them. everything here is from turlock, home grown and terrific. >> how has the weather affected these this year? >> better crop of medical weres than normal, because the heat has been so intense in the central valley. >> and some of these use a drip system, right? >> almost all melons use drip irrigation, which from a standpoint of drought is terrific. >> reporter: did you guys learn anything here at the danville farmers' market? i think bob has his entire clan here. >> we want to see them. >> very good. >> you want to see them? there they are. say "hi!" >> all right. thank you. >> thanks steve. thanks, guys, well done. >>> there see the bay, a lot of fog and low cloud cover over it. we'll stick with this for the next couple of hours, and then as we get into the second part of the morning and early afternoon, finish the sentence for me

thanks for having me on the shar with your school.s is this art offensive and why is it being removed? >> well, they believe a couple of things about this art. one of the things they think it presents a stereotype threat. that inhibits the education of the students. they sometimes will talk about the harm that these paintings cause. although the most recent announcement by the chancellor wasn't anything about harm. it was a business decision to recruit more native american students. >> all right. the chancellor says here's the statement from the chancellor. when they look at the art to them it symbolizes an era of their history where land and possessions were taken away from them and they feel bad when they look at them. what is your reaction? >> i imagine students -- some students do feel that way. my belief is that education -- public education exists to educate and empower our students, not to stifle art or shelter our students. >> so professor, we all feel bad about things we have seen in the past. we see things that we wish had n

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