-hi, sue. -sue: hi. how are you? -lemonis: good. -sue: good.: do you want to go ahead and join us? sue: yes. lemonis: sue committed that she was gonna be more excited and more involved in the business, right? and she's gonna do whatever it takes to make sure that we're successful. you're committed, right? sue: oh, yes. i'll be larissa's backbone. i will guide her every step of the way. definitely. lemonis: 41 years this business has been here. it's our job to make sure that it doesn't go away. all right, let's get to work. -thanks, guys. -gary: thanks. thank you. gary: okay. well, yeah, it's -- all right. what we'll do is i'll talk to you guys in the next day or so. nelson: all right, thank you, gary. gary: all right, bye. lemonis: what's that about? gary: black rock café -- they're falling behind on the payments. -lemonis: the people next door? -gary: yeah. lemonis: how much is that? gary: around 15 grand. lemonis: boy, that's a lot of money. where's all the paperwork? gary: i have it. lemonis: and who's joseph? gary: he's the money guy. he to

about. >>> sue met jorge in the summer of 2005.r quest to better her spanish, and she found out about this class that he was teaching in dupont circle in this really dumpy church someplace down there. they began a friendship. >> he was born in mexico, came to washington. he was a stockbroker. he worked for some of the beg companies. morgan stanley, american expr s express. did that for a little bit. then he got a lot more into yoga. really, really got into yoga and sort of this parsed down lifestyle, and while he was making that switch from stockbroker jorge to spiritual yoga jorge that's when he and sue started spending a lot of time together. >> i do know there was a period of time that he would come to her house at the crack of dawn, and they would do meditation together. sue and i have another good friend, cathy, and we all went to dimsong together, and we think it was four hours that we sat there, and she just went on and on and on about jorge. >> sue talked about him like he was on a pedestal. he was like a god. he was just -

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let's get over to sue, the finish product is ready.ip flop shoe a cake in the form of the flip flop shoe. >> very well, sue. >> then you take these air head candy strips and that makes your little straps. >> i'm getting too good. >> oh, wow. >> sue, it just matters how it looks. >> i have put some swedish fish on there anded sand. >> look at that. >> out of all of the ones you have done this is success. >> we have to retire this segment. >> it is just too good. >> look at that. >> you put it next to the picture. now look at mine, can we do that double box because look. >> you know. >> it is just a different look. >> yes. >> it never looks as good as pinterest, so there we go. >> that is not bad, sue. >> really cute. >> i like my colors better. >> and it tastes like a shoe. >> your shoes are thicker, well made. >> platform sneakers. >> all right. we're going to put up a picture of something that none of us can relate to. mariah carry is dating this billion air dufuss. they have come up with a solution to keeping a healthy relationship.

bob kelly. >> hey, sue, good morning everybody. 6:20. tgif. we have a delay here on the schuylkill expressway. we have a fender-bender westbound near south, and so again we are starting to see beginning of the morning rush hour shape up here, on a friday morning. hello northeast philadelphia southbound i-95 stacked up from cottman down through girard. pennsylvania turnpike on the westbound side, right before the northeast extension watch for a crash. you can see sensors picking it up here from fort washington on in. the to the gang in pemberton magnolia road at ongs hat road an accident. and sue mentioned with showers moving through road could be slick. depending upon where you begin and end your trip be ready for that one. in keeping ton a fire location g street is closed between erie and venango and a new weekday schedule takes effect on the paoli thorndale line on monday, so make sure you grab a new timetable, out of the box there and supplement. and, starts and here's the bus service, inn it depends, and doesn't begin until tuesday the six

thank you sue.nk you for joining us at 6. >> our new show 5@630 is right here after the break. >>. >> >> battle over hillary clinton's emails rolls on like it would ever go away. >> before question talk about that it's the hottest story on the run down as you can see on the side ever the screen. jim is back and with a beard i like it. >> a little one. >> it was a little darker over the weekend and i trimmed it down. >> it looks nice. >> shawn said i had to do it. >> i like facial hair anyway tweet us and let us know what you think about politics. use that 5@630 and we want to you join the conversation throughout the next 30 minutes. >> and let's talk about hillary clinton's emails. conservative group judicial watch asked to look at emails out the freedom of information ask that judicial watch filed again the state department and they recently agreed to give the group all of clinton's emails while secretary of state. >> let's fwling veronica cleary there, that's sue palka there. >> fwhul china shop,

sue serio, good morning to you. >> good morning. hope you had a good weekend as usual. probably went too fast. here we are with a map that indicates, more of the same, what we had over the weekend, periods of fine weather that is crust kind of muggy inn then pop up showers and thunderstorms amounts we zoom in we will see a few little tiny area of green and one isolated heavy downpour right here, on the garden state parkway, just northwest of the atlantic city on the way to little egg harbor. you'll run into this downpour. it will be fast, furious, we will be out and just that quickly we could see more of those pop up before the end of the day n weather by the numbers we will go back to the six again, very muggy, pop up showers and then are storms and possibility if you get a then are storm with flood to go day. here's the current temperature, it is very mild, in philadelphia, for 4:00 in the morning it is 77 degrees. sunrise is a at 6:00 a.m. that is a big milestone these days start to get shorter and shorter. right now it is 73 degrees in pottstown. fifty-five in mount

lets get right over to sue serio for monday morning forecast, hi there sue. >> last weekend of august, big milestone there lets see what we have heading in the morning. we have some cloud, and were some showers that impact pocono mountains but they have dissipated. just some cloud cover in berks county lehigh valley this morning. the it is pretty pleasant morning at 73 degrees. we have 87 percent relative humidity. appropriately muggyish, 6:27 is your sunrise time. other temperatures 67, mount pocono we are at 70 in trenton. sixty-nine atlantic city. 66 degrees in wildwood. dew points in the 60's so they are not as bad as they could be, we will see dew points rise today and especially tomorrow. so yesterday it the became official we had heat wave number six with 90 degrees as our high temperature well a above that average of 84. ninety-two should be the high today. we will move in the four day heat wave with sun, cloud and possibility of the pop up shower or then are storm later in the day. that is your forecast for monday, last machine in august, and 4:01, bob kelly is on rakes this

>> i know that actually. >> sue, is he right? he is right about that. >> say it again. >> he's right. say it. >> he's r, he's r, he's r -- >> can you say it for me so i don't have to. >> i'm right again. >> anyway,. >> now, what was your question? >> see? >> how many heatwaves have we had in one season. >> the most in one season? >> we've had five. scott williams could do it. >> oh. >> we're all one team. >> cruising for a bruising. not today. >> not today. >> allegations what they call predatory towing in philadelphia, we've talk about this for years. it has drivers and the mayor of philadelphia steamed. >> here is the thing, we've been talking about it, but chris murphy, he has proof he has individual yes. >> proof from his apartment, looking down at what he calls oh, nothing short of illegal. so, complaints are pouring in, from across the city, george smith towing was placing its vehicles in this forbidden area right to kind of lure others to park there. they then would tow the park cars in the forbidden area. someone in south

sue serio, bob kelly and i are still holding down, sue, you get a ten for your perfect ten forecast yesterday. >> you know what? i'll staying it, if i have to take the blame when it is bad, oh, well. but it is going to be another ten today. the same weather pattern as yesterday. basically, bus stop buddy, he's by the pool, he's got his sunscreen, as we all should have, because we want to spend a lot of time outdoors on a day like today. temperatures in the 60s to get you started. so pretty comfortable out here with 68 degrees in the city. 78% relative humidity, with calm winds, and 6:03, your sunrise time. fifty-four cool degrees in mount pocono, 62 in allentown, we have 68 degrees here in the city, and 63 in wildwood. dew points, that's what makes the difference in how it feels outside. this is our measure of humidity, dew points on either side of 60 degrees. it means comfortable weather. no rain to show you on radar. so let's plan it out. plenty of sunshine by 7:00. the sun will certainly be up. 80 degrees by lunchtime. that's when you might be headed to the ballgame today. phillies have a

sue serio, bob kelly and i are still holding down, sue, you get a ten for your

>> sue?> but i think this whole thing with this guy jumped and hurt, tried little hard to over impress, right? >> no it is why. >> well, maybe she'll feel sorry for him and go out with him again, you know, pitty date? >> did you ever go out on one of those, pitty date? >> i'm sure other have gone with me. >> i'm sure. >> back to this situation. wanted to gave you a sense of the geography where this earthquake is. there is a familiar boot of italy, and right in the middle there is rome, the place where the main earthquake happened, and you see all every these little yellow circles, they're all of the after shocks, big one in the middle is where the main earthquake happened. and this is northwest in the mountains of northwest of rome, i should say, in the mountains of italy. so, that's why it is difficult of course for a lot of information to get out of here, there, in the middle of trying to rescue people. so, we've got information changing all the time with that keep up with it all morning lo

. >> hi there sue. >> it is a warm one. is if thing a little stick which 93 percent relative humidity. 71 degrees and calm win sunrise does not happen until 6:08. 54 degrees in mount pocono. cool and comfortable there. sixty-three in reading. lancaster 73. seventy-one in the city. we're in the 07's in wilmington and dover. sixty-eight in wildwood. checking dew points which we will in a little will bit, since nothing is on radar there is still very comfortable to the north of us, in the the lower 60's but see dew points in the 70's and we will get more humid today then we were yesterday. yesterday's high was additional cloud cover and maybe more than we expect. eighty-five was yesterday's high temperature but still pretty nice. we will go back to our prediction, of 88 degrees today, warm and maybe more humid with wind eventually shifting to the south east. now, the heat and humidity as we mentioned yesterday will return as the cliche says, with a vengeance and we will tell you when in the seven day forecast. bob kelly is her

hi, there sue. >> hi sue. >> hi. >> right there. >> much more interest to go look at, my goodness. >>hat is a refrigerator tractor trailer and i wonder what is in there. we're taking bets. if it is something goody will go hand off load it. >> okay. >> but you know what, there could be some sun glare today and maybe we will find out what is in that truck in 152nd. >> just chicken. >>> all right. let talk about weather, it is bad, it you is kind of like yesterday. we are keeping the rain to ourselves. we have a cloud clouds. as long as we are on the north side of this frontal system in north carolina we will not be excessively humid but once this gets on the move and that is in the middle of the week we will start to see that hot humid air move from the south. you knew it was coming back eventually. as we talk about precipitation, nothing today, not nothing tomorrow, but wednesday. that is your day when we could see pop up showers and thunderstorms. let's put it together in the seven day forecast. eighty-eight today. eighty-nine tomorrow. and then 90 possible on wednesday. not only do w

serio on this monday, hi there sue. >> it is a muggy monday.love lit racial but not when it feels so sticky. we will have relief in the seven day forecast but not to day. we have one isolated area of then are storms in ocean county, new jersey, very noisy there. very heavy downpours and likelihood of some flooding there but our air area where we sees pop ups. the thing is it is not out of the question that this cannot happen again anywhere else in our viewing area just one pop up area of thunderstorms and then ten or 20 miles away nothing else going on. six out of ten is the reason. mugginess, pop up then are storms possible, buddy and muggy the dog must keep an eye on the skies later on in the day especially, the greater likelihood of some showers and thunderstorms popping up but in the meantime we're off to a humid start with temperatures in the 60's and 07's, live, here in olde city, 76 degrees at the airport. 91 percent relative humidity. 6:00 o'clock on the dot official sunrise time. it was than the long ago it was 5:30. we will see days s

sue is right on the money, bam, pop up shower here in downtown philadelphia. vine street expressway wet behind the ears. you can see glare on the road surface. the good news is at least we have some cars on the road, vine street expressway opened up for business, they have pick up cones and we are ready to go, that overnight construction, gone, so we will take that off of our checklist. live look at 42 freeway, someone gone a little too fast on the freeway getting a personal invitation to traffic court as you come in towards philadelphia though we're starting to see again increased volume and as sue just mentioned some pop up showers there kind of hosing down the sidewalk, like grand mom used to do on the front stoop there. philly international, not reporting any problems with these pop ups. that is good news for folks heading down to the airport this morning. we are looking good up and down new jersey turnpike, in problems on 295, we had an overnight accident with the down pole and light traffic signal, right at the big intersection of the 206, and route 38,

>> i thought it was sue. >> every day. >> really? >> yes. >> so sore. >> i she needs a they are us. >> a the low goes into that. >> and mike comes in, me messes it all up. >> so critical of my number, except when i kissed me on the lips the other day. >> that made national news. >> it did? >> ya. >> a friend every mine said, you know, female friend of mine, she goes i don't kiss people on the limbs. and i've seen you do it three times since i've known you. >> and so? >> some people -- there is a pr woman in town, that i see every now and again, and she kisses me on the lips. >> yes, beatrice? >> no, i'm taken a back. >> you are? would you kiss -- but you kissed sue on the lips. >> speaking of friends, later this morning, knew. >> we can't wait to meet her. >> here's a look at bus stop buddy. he's poolside today. because later on, it is probably going to be little more uncomfortable than it has been all week. but off to pleasant start. we have 60 degrees, current, temperatures in the 60s what i'm trying to say, rain in the central par

>> sue, thank you. to the breaking news, out of feltonville. >> search on for driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run accident, fox 29's jennifer joyce, joins us live from the scene. jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and chris. we know several hours ago police did track down the suv they believe to be involved in this hit-and-run. how much, no update on whether or not they have the driver, at last check, they did not. this is the motorcycle still remaining from this crash scene here at lowden and whitaker streets, police tell us the accident happened just before 11:30 last night, when officers responded, they found a 58 year old man, lying unconscious in the area of lowden and whitaker. the motorcyclist was transported to einstein medical center, where he succombed to his injuries. police say the victim's bike collided with a gmc yukon which launched the motorcyclist 30 feet down the road. renmant of the yukon remained at the scene, but the driver took off, according to police, inve

tony. >> sue, it's a monumental problem for one d.c.'s biggest attractions. the elevator at the washington monument is at the end of its life and will have to be moder modernizeed and the monument will be closed until mid september for immediate repairs and inspections and after that the monday uments will reon as officials come one a plan to replace the elevator. at that point the monument will be shut down again for nine months. >> we were anticipating we would have to do this. and weaver been lining up funding. and it's all become that much more urgent because weaver had unexpected closures in the past couple of weeks. and which have impacted our service >>> wait until you hear the numbers. you'll remember earthquake in 2011 shut down the washington monday u. fearly three years and since it reopened the park service has had to close the monument 24 times. >> we're getting new insight tonight into the troubled mind of gunman that went on shooting rampage in dallas and what he told veteran as fair doctor after he returned from war and we now know what will h

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sue has it in 15 seconds.is between the second day of august and we are looking at what is going on as far as, past seven days and then the next seven days as we head through our seven day forecast. average high is 85 degrees, as you can see, we were way above average back last wednesday was the end of the longest heat wave of the year so far. an eight day heat wave, then we have 88 degrees last thursday, friday was 90 and then 93 hot one on saturday. we have rape. even so we got up to 89 degrees. we will head into the 80's again today, with a look at 83 h temperature today. it will be a nice comfortable one, guys with lower humidity today and tomorrow, too. >> thanks, sue. >>> healthy relationship between law enforcement officials and local community members. philadelphia officers welcomed students back to school. >> yeah. >> as they returned from summer vacation. >> so lets watch this happen. this is mastery elementary in north philadelphia where lauren is. >> hey, i met up with trinity, her first day back t

sue-be, what's the temp right now?be soupy today. >> soupy sales. >> all kind of names for everybody. >> by the way people are sending in, keith sweat in town tonight, perfect name forking in philly today, we went with, i'm trying to remain myself and you, with hot names. so, moist mike. some mikeit hot. alex holey? >> thank you, thank you. >> high pressure alex. mike steam. >> you going to give them all away now? >> there is one more, humidity holly. how about that, sue? >> humid holly, ya. >> humid holly. >> they're getting better. we do have this excessive heat warning all the way through saturday, with triple digit heat index, the whole time. now it, could be muggy mike, right, but the dog already has that name. so i don't know. >> what about mike melt? >> oh, mike melt. >> sound like a stripper. >> heidi melt? >> i've have the mike melt please with tuna. >> 70s, 80s, that's right, in philadelphia, look, there is the soup. 80 degrees, already, and it is only 6:30 in the morning. we have some clouds around. we have

>> all right, sue.look at your headlines, breaking down the top three topics everyone is buzzing about on social media. top three local headlines, state education off initials new jersey up the steaks for high school graduates in order to graduate, student will now have to pass the partnership foray zestment of readiness for college and carreers in both algebra one and tent grade english, new requirement takes effect with student entering eighth grade in the fall, high school class of 2021. >>> vice president joe biden was in philadelphia last night, to speak to the world affairs council. that event was held at the hyatt at the bellevue in center city. the council honored the vice president for his leadership of the president's initiative to accelerate research toward cures for cancer. >> and sad news re he will tate developer and holocaust developer has died, announced by the minnesota viking owned by his two sons after i am grating to the u.s. in 1950 he and his brother founded garden homes which is n

. >> let's fwling veronica cleary there, that's sue palka there. >> fwhul china shop, sue palka. >> we're sorry for commotion there let's go to the email scandal we're talking about two different sets of email scanda scandals that started there was talk of today and specifically which were you talking about? >> shawn and jimmy met with the president of judicial watch tom and i spoke to him about both. he got expedited order from judge to follow up about emails they're requesting and they'll get -- excuse me they'll have a new meeting september 22 again with the state department to see if they can get access to more emails that fbi director james come reviewed whether he decided not to indiet hillary clinton. that's worth noting. these emails they want to make public were already reviewed internally and reviewed to say she should not be indicted that's worth noting. now the second scandal i want to talk to you about and focus on today that has to do with the clinton foundation. okay? so that this watch group obtained they say that these documents show pay-to-play between clinton foundation

. >> so, see surround yo, sue serio? >> reach into that bag of tricks. while he dispenses product, let's take a look at our number of the day, numbers kind of going down. today it is one down from yesterday. yesterday we had, what was it, yesterday was a eight, yes. today is a seven. here's philadelphia international airport, where it is already 77 degrees. you know it is going to be a hot one when you are close to 80 at 4:00 in the morning. 6-mile per hour wind. this is key, too, out of the south-southwest. that bridges in more humid air, 84% relative humidity, sunrise time 6:09. we're looking at 70 degrees already in mount pocono. seventy-seven in allentown, 76 in trenton, lancaster hits 73. basically, everybody is in the 70s to start your day. we see some thunderstorm activity well to the north and west of us. none of that expected this morning. but you have to keep an eye on the sky later on for pop up showers, thunderstorms. get used to this weather pattern. we're familiar with it already. settle. this will be now through at least sunday maybe even

here comes the sun as sue promised a live look at i-95 in delaware county.ht volume so far this morning as you grab your coffee, keys heading out the front door. here's upper end of the blue route 476 out of mid county heading down toward that schuylkill expressway at 6:16. no problems on mass transit. buses, trains, trolleys are looking good and keep in mind market frankford and broad street subway they are running trains every eight to ten minutes. karen and lauren back to you. >>> 6:16. do you remember george zimmerman, man who shot and killed trayvon martin. it turns out he was beat up over the weekend. it happened sunday in a restaurant in florida. zimmerman was saying he shot martin in self-defense when a man approached him and asked him if he was bragging about it. man told zimmerman to get out of the restaurant. then punched him in the face. zimmerman called 911. >> witnesses tell a different story they say zimmerman was introducing himself as george zimmerman the guy who killed trayvon martin. that is when the fight broke out. which party is telling

sahara sue may have been named shawna. they are clues keeping a case alive. a case long considered cold. >> there is a mom or dad that do not know where their child is. there is also somethingls justice. someone took her life. >> while they do have a new lead, they don't have a suspect or come close to making an arrest. they hope people at home, this may jog your memory. if you do, contact them. we'll have the contact difference. an unusual theft leaves police looking for a nuclear device. they were stolen from a storage facility last thursday. they are used to determine the distance between soil particles and they contain two radioactive isotopes. they come in a yellow box that looks like a cooler. if you know anything, call crimestoppers, (702)385-5555. >>> we are continuing to watch a developing story. the two olympic swimmers are not allowed to leave the country. it jack conger and gunnar bentz were with brian lochte when they claim they were held up. they said their stories didn't add up. judge tried to revoke his passport. >>> coming up tonight, it's a

sue, nice day to be standing outside on the train platform a a lot going on for a monday morning at 5:00 a.m. yes, it will be a nice one. i think you'll want to enjoy it like bus stop buddy is. he has sun screen even though sunrise has not happen. temperatures in the 60's and 07's and we are off to a comfortable start. we will give you a nine out of ten it is appropriately warm. it is in the upper 80's. it is supposed to be. here's the airport where we have got all those issues this morning. 76 degrees at the moment with 62 percent relative humidity. that is not bad. we will be in the 80's by lunchtime, lower 80's and we should top off at 88 degrees. a nice and warm day. humidity, and the excessive heat are returning, we will tell you when in the seven day forecast, lauren and chris. >> sue, thanks very much. >>> violent erupts overnight in the philadelphia area. let's begin with the deadly shooting in south philadelphia. a 28 year-old man is dead after being shot in the face. the shooting happened on the 2800 block of south seventh street, a weapon was found at that scene, no word of

quick quiz for sue. twenty years ago, 21 years ago, decided not to play any more sports at the spectrum. well, minor league sports and stuff like. that will remember the old spectrum, then they tore it down, remember? there it is. anyway, so they built the new arena across the parking lot, and they called it spectrum-ii. but then before they even played the game in spectrum-ii, sponsor, the 20th anniversary of the wells fargo, what we know, as the wells fargo center, 20th anniversary that far building. sue serio, here is your quiz. >> okay. >> i'll put this up on camera one. do not look at the monitor. >> all right. >> tell me the -- >> no cheating. >> tell me the four different names of the what we now know as the wells fargo center. >> wachovia center was one every them, first union center. >> yes? >> core state? >> oh, di, what are you doing, giving her the answers in. >> she already had it. >> she did not. >> i knew. i can't think of the other one. >> cheaters. >> i can't think of the other one. >> u

>> reporter: that's right, sue. john kirby, the spokesman for the state department, had this to say today to reporters. he said with concerns that iran may renege on the prisoner release, we of course sought to retain maximum leverage until after american citizens were released. the whole question here is whether or not this was a ransom payment. president obama, speaking back on august 4th, had this to say, that we do not pay ransom for hostages, and that in the course of the this negotiation, the ability to clear accounts on a number of different issues converged right at the same time, sue. >> so when does leverage cross that line and become something else, something that sounds or feels or looks like ransom? >> reporter: boy, it is a real semantic debate right now. republicans on capitol hill are saying, look, if it looks like a duck a it sounds like a duck, then it's a duck. the obama administration says that it's not ransom for this reason, even though the timing was clearly contingent, they would not pay the

sue serio? >> cumar that and the vandela's, i think we will. seven out of ten, your number by the weather. you wish the number could match the date of august 10th. no, we have muggy the dog back in the picture with bus stop buddy. and he's happy to be poolside on a day like today. but you see the umbrella. that's warning to you look to the sky later on for pop up showers and thunderstorms, it is cloudy, it is muggy right now. and we have a temperature of 77 degrees already. almost 80. south-southwest winds at 8 miles an hour, sunrise happens 6:09 this morning. seventy in mount pocono, 77 in reading. allentown, in addition to philadelphia, millville, new jersey, we have 75 degrees in wilmington, delaware, as you walk out the door right now. thunderstorms to the north, nothing happening right leer. watch out, as we mentioned, later on, some storms popping up any time this afternoon. you may or may not get one. but if you do, just take cover and get away from the pool or the beach if that happens. high temperature today, bob kelly, 90 degrees, day

they say they've been forced to sue to know the truth. >> there's no healing that can begin. there's a lot of anger. >> reporter: the other deputy who is part of that intent to sue letter is kolby martin. he's asking for ma about 2. knife $5 million. we spoke with the -- $2.5 million. we spoke with the park county sheriff's office today. >>> vandals did $10,000 worth of damage to a school in jefferson county over the the jefferson county sheriff's office is asking people to come forward if they know who is responsible for the vandalism. >>> an olympian is sent home for unsportsmanlike behavior. another olympic athlete loses his event and proceeds to eat everything he couldn't while training. >> there's a new country taking over third place in rio. >> a few scattered showers today. they'll return soon enough. kathy is next. >> a big blow for the broncos ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're tr

he wants to sue. can he or can't he? again we have briefs from eu explaining to us if we allow this lawsuit they will have real problems with their own antitrust. that comes up in security, antitrust, intellectual property where the only way you'll get a sensible answer interpreting a statute of ours which doesn't clearly doesn't have the answer is to know how to interpret so that these laws begin to work together in harmony to achieve an objective and the word that will be used is the word comedy which is a perfect word which nobody ever knows what it means. in this case it is an effort to try to bring -- and you can find case after case where we're trying to get laws of different countries to work harmoniously together. and that doesn't divide the court. or treaties. we're interpreting treaties all the time. let's go back for a second because i want to save the treaty one for a second. let's think of another good example. she's from paraguay. she came to new york. she came to new york because she wanted to find and did

i'm sue herera. tyler mathisen is off tonight. the job market has been a bright spot in an economy that has seen lackluster growth. employers have been creating jobs at a healthy clip for years, but today, just one day before the july employment report is set to be released, there were two setbacks for american workers. firsttime applications for unemployment benefits rose by 3,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 269,000. we also learned today that there was a rise in layoffs last month and tomorrow we may get answers to some pressing economic questions. hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: sagging energy prices drove layoffs higher in july, a 19% increase over june. out placement first challenger, gray and christmas says the cuts came from large employers. >> the big oil companies, conoco phillips, made a big cut this month as well as the equipment companies like halliburton continue to cut jobs as they react to the real amount of business that they have got to handle. >> reporte despite the setbacks, leading economists stil

humidity. >> yes, sue palka let's get's rid of the humidity. calls humidity the unwanted house guest some we don't say that here. >> yes, she does. d >> we have the unwanted house hu guest is back tomorrow.omrow. >> great. >> pretty noticeable tonight.abg the nats fans are complainingni about it.tt. they're like come on, it'sn, i late august.us >> they want it cooler.wantcool >> cooler, a little less l humid. unfortunately this is a long stretch. we think seven days.hink >> the pace the nats are playing hopefully they'll get g that october coolness. >> waiting for october guys. oct feel tomorrow like a july day.yy >> okay.>> >> okay. >> we're heading for mid 90's. d >> getting hot again. >> oh, yeah. yea look at the haze out there as hh well. >> wow. >> not seeing thunderstormsg th around.. there have been a couple downn e towards the charlottesville area but we're just kind oft kid lazy and had a a lot of cloud aa cover around for awhile today. a those clouds were coming fromg f some storms that fired up in the midwest. that was the leftover d

sue serio, 2016's been fun politically. fun weather wise the next three, four days. >> it will reminds us of the convention that was in town a couple of weeks ago, the excessive heat warning, it is no long area heat watch. it is a warning. it start today and goes through saturday. for these counties because these will be most impacted by those triple digit heat indexes. heat index will be until the hundred's starting today. six out of ten, in your weather by the numbers. right now we have 81 degrees in philadelphia, 4:00 in the morning, we have 81 degrees. you know where we're going from here, even with some cloud cover, we will get warm. seventy-one mount pocono, 76 in lancaster, we go down to millville, 79, same in ocean city, in lewes, delaware, 76 degrees. few scattered showers out in lancaster county, couple up in the lehigh valley, no big deal, system in central part of the state, seems to be deteriorating as it moves eastward. so we'll keep an eye on this situation, like we said, just few light showers this morning i

>>> this is ly nicely business sue herera. >>> marking milestones. two straight record closes for the nasdaq. the dow and s&p 500 hovering near all time highs and there may be to come. >>> consumers gave their credit cards a rest and thac gro may not pick up as much hoped. >>> some home prices soar in silicon valley even those with high powered jobs can't afford to stay. those stories and many "nigh >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. what a week. and what a six months. yesterday, we saw all three major indexes settle at new highs on the same day. something that hasn't happened since 1999. it was the ninth record close for the s&p this year. the eighth for the dow and that's something that would have seemed almost impossible this year got off to their worst start ever. despite the small move, stocks remain near all time thighs. the doo 18,576. nasdaq added four and s&p 500 dropped one and for the week, all the major indexes eked out smal the small moves fool you. our next guest says therrewardi. paul, you've been a lifelong bull. has anything you

>> only going to get worse, sue? >> boy, it will be hot. >> berks oh, boy. >> well, it is august, we warned you about this. this will probably be day one of our heatwave. it is seven out of ten today. only going to get worse from here on in. muggy the dog is back in our weather picture, along with bus stop buddy. you see, also, besides his sunglasses, has his umbrella. so you watch for the thunderstorms later on in the day. you see little bit of haze there, as we look at the platt bridge, 77 degrees, with 88% relative humidity, thunderstorms to our north, but nothing impacting our area yet. 09 degrees with some pop up thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening, and muggy night with temps in the mid 70s. how long will it last? we'll let you know in the seven day forecast coming up. what you got, bob kelly? >> 7:02, he can actually, on a wednesday morning, problems on septa this morning. service suspended on the paoli thorndale regional rail line, one of septa's busiest work horses suspended between thorndale and ma

i told sue i was at target in cherry hill. watch out for carts all up and down the aisles, throwing things in, kid screaming, yelling, papers, lists. >> well, you love kids. >> i do have love kids but i was happy i didn't have any of my own yesterday. >> that hole back to school thing can get expensive. >> we took our daughter back on tuesday and we made a trip to target before that. all i need is a backpack. a cart full later we were finished, for now, anyway, weather by the numbers today is a ten out of ten. maybe if you are doing, something out of doors, you will actually enjoy to it day. buddy is here with the sun screen, sunglasses. even to take a walk outside day, pleasant start with clear skies in the 60's and 70's, the cold front from yesterday, moved through, it is not even cold in the wake of that but certainly cooler then it was with clear skies and in precipitation to show you at all. here's the temperature in philadelphia, right now 71 degrees. 8 miles an hour wind out of the northwest and northwesterly wind usual

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hi sue. we have double duty this morning. we have a big gusher to start the week. >> we have had so many water hain breaks. >> where is this one. >> this one is on the boulevard, southbound, coming into the city on a monday morning, and, here it is a live picture of that scene, looking at the water cascading down on to the roadway. we have two lanes blocked. this is not a quick fix with the water main. so this looks like it will be a problem throughout the morning rush, only one lane getting by, this is roosevelt boulevard southbound right here near ridge avenue. >> bushkill falls. >> it sure looks like it. >> a bucolic picture at bushkill but we're seeing more volume on i-95 southbound in the city around cottman avenue but you can still get by, we have an accident in abington township, this is at easton road, watch out for that april accident that has an injury reported and then way out the pennsylvania turnpike around berks county we have left lane block on the turnpike, near route 222. mike and alex? >> all right. >> thank