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positive business. ,e have seen market slowdown the combination of chinese impact, their currency, robin t. roweown, so -- raw material prices down, so it is important that we ignite growth rate. that is why this work is important, because we believe, market can help -- common markets can drive productivity. this is what is needed in asean, especially at this moment. angie: this moment is vertical. these talks that happened over the weekend, especially after -- globalmarket market was affected by chinese attendees say did is the most critical issue right now in the face of this selloff? >> the long-term potential of asean is very good, the demographic dividend with china getting more expensive, that shows manufacturing moves are the direction, but what is really important is productivity growth. when you want to have another time of growth, we need investments and infrastructure, education, technology, we need to drive productivity because that is the only sustained growth engine that we have. that comes from private investments, capital, but it also comes from governments. reform promised, but

devalued it took 19 of the economies and countries into the currency devaluation so we're talking t. rowerice, morgan stanley, pimco, some of the funds are down over 20% over the last year. so, what happens is in those economies, 19 economies, they're more than half of the gdp growth of the world, surprisingly. when that demand craters, those funds are seeing withdrawals. and people are rushing for the exits. stuart: wait a second. do you know, there's a lot of speculation about the funds that they may be in trouble. now, that's a vague expression. what's the latest on it. >> they're saying they're extremely concerned that there could be a liquidation mode for some of the funds. they invested so heavily in the economies that are turning upside down that may see inflation, because they have to devalue as well and triggered by china. stuart: we were down 1,000 and now we're down 16,000 on the dow. >> it was a fascinating story on the sometimes and the rub is funds, it's the countries themselves use the fund as a borrowing mechanism and that might be gone as the funds liquidate or sell out a

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ginger szee has what row need t know. >> we're tracking the storms. there was flash flooding over the weekend. two to five inches in florida. there's flash flood warnings, cars underwater reportedly in charleston. most of these extire tonight. this picture from inside the eye of ignacio in the pacific. when it was a category 4. still three major hurricanes churning in the pacific. ignacio, the closest to land. the biggest threat is high surf, waves 10, 20 feet plus. you have to take extra care. finally, the heat. it is pushing eastward. now more than 90s for an extended period of time from chicago to new york. that will define, as we start september, real heat wave. >>> the race for president now. your voice, your vote. a tight race for democrats in iowa. hillary clinton's lowest numbers yet. while donald trump keeps up the heat on clinton, going after one of her closest aides. >> reporter: this presidential race is defying all expectations while donald trump and ben carson are trouncing all republicans, hillary clinton suddenly looks beatable in iowa

t park. >> giants, michael getting the start for st. louis and marlon byrd giving a welcome. >> second game in a row, san francisco has had a grand one. >> giants up 4-0. it would not last long. >> mike making his overcome debut. his hit goes wild. and now to the 9th, cards threatening with a runner on first. a spectacular play from thompson on the ending double play. >> the bottom ninth and the basis loaded, he did this. >> thompson trying to knock it in. >> [ cheering ] >> he has done so. the ball game is over. >> the giants defeated the cardinals. >> there it goes. johnny miller with the call. >> here with the walk off rbi single. giant in a third strategy, game two, set for two and one. >> meanwhile, gate taking a field trip out of in the dessert. >> diamond backs interestingly for the first time in years. >> we be go to the 7. 4-2 d- backs. >> now, 96 on the season which is first in the national league and they're doing the best to climb into it. that's going to help. 6-4 is your final. turning to the nfl league, pretty premature development for the oakland raiders. carson city representatives laying down directions for the team to

t-shirt con test. >> maybe after a couple glasses of my row say. >> it was just as wet across the river in camden. but a lot more casual. >> no dinner here just a lot of diehard jimmy buffet fans who started arriving around noon and spending the evening getting soaked and they wouldn't have it any other way. >> thunderstorm and we will be there. >> reporter: back out here live, now the good news is, the rain seems to have moved out. the bad news is, everyone, i mean everyone got soaked. there's also some other bad news. i'm the only one not in white here tonight, iain. >> what's your problem? (laughter). >> all right chris. look out of place. i don't think they mind, thanks. as we take live look at reading stay ahead of severe weather with the fox 29 news app. looking life radar and get weather alerts sent to your phone just search for it in the apple and google play stores. >>> developing right now, a two-year-old girl who was missing is safe. atlantic city police say blessing mays was never in any danger. now earlier tonight they thought she had been abducted. her mother had her near the walk ou

t park. deep to left field. 20 rows back into the sands.five and two thirds innings. mart duffy answers with a three- run double down the line. giants taking a 4-2 lead. they would go on to 0 score 5 runs in the inning, and the giants would cruise to a win. they are looking for a series sweep this afternoon. ed a mad-bum on the mound -- mad-bum is on the mound. orioles playing last night against oakland. the orioles won with a walk off home run for the second night in the row, and the orioles win it 4-3. >>> and a social stride forward for professional baseball to tell you about. milwaukee brewers minor leaguer david den son becomes the first opally gay player on a team associated with major league baseball. much more ahead. bay area students headed back to school, helping you get your kids ready for school by showing off the best apps and gadgets. that's coming up. and gop presidential candidates have a busy few days in iowa. we'll recap after the break. and looking at the golden gate bridge, and we have your baseball forecast if you're he

t looks like tess -- looks like it is going to be four years in a row.he european central bank said they thought things are going ok in the european union. but there were major risks to the down side. now we have risks to the down side from china, risks within europe, dow jones unemployment. so this really dark double-digit unemployment. this looks like the plans to keep the eurozone economy going on steadily are actually failing. we may well see more boost. they are talking about we are ready to intervene and use all the weapons we need to. so a slowing european economy probably not that great for the dollar. betty:ening of the radar, but what impact will this have on fed policy. janet yellen and her cohorts are focusing somewhat on what is going on internationally. they recognize what is going on overseas is going to impact us in europe and china. what does that mean for the fed? >> nigh cerullo is this is a complicated set of skirmishes. the action of one central bank impacts everybody else. the strengthening of the dollar has had a major impact on ex

t most important components of these reforms. those -- there's also a fundamental fairness question that arises. ere are those who say, officer a did three deployments in a row, was out there and engaged. officer b did not do those implements -- deployments, took time off, but then got promoted over officer a. what the you do to promote fundamental fairness -- do you do to promote fundamental fairness? >> the system works well in that respect it the board's time scrutinizing candidates and they recognize what it -- what are valuable contributions to the service. what we don't have enough now are people who are advancing who have had time to lead combat teams and get their phd. by broadening careers, making them longer, changing their promotion points set by the department of defense regulation, will allow people to deploy, do operational missions, they also spent time doing [indiscernible] we are trying to broaden those opportunities that right now don't exist and try to change the culture and services to were fighters are going to be put -- war fighters are going to be put at a premium. are going to be put at a premium. coming up, more i knew it could rough

>> it's part of a row of attached houses, the particular building is the law offices of somebody named john t landers, and i think he might live there as well but i'm not sure. >> he was on scene across the street. thank you. reporting 17 people injured nypd and ddny saying no injuries life-threatening. >> break news from the pentagon. air for brass talked about the american heroes who stopped the gunman on a train in france on friday. one of the service members is in the air force. listen. >> i'd like to begin with just a few words about airman first class spencer stone. last friday, as you know, evil arrived in the form of a heavily harmed gunman on a high-speed passenger train in europe. a gunman who brandished an ak-47, hundreds of bullets, a luger pistol and other becomes cutter. what the gunman didn't expect was the confrontation with our very own captain america. and believe it or not, that is what airman stone's friends nicknamed him during air force training. so in a split second, airman stone and specialist alek scar lat to, anthony sadler, and -- businessman, leapt into action, sub

row, another bomb blast. this time, at a crowded ferry pier. police now identifying a person of interest, this man in a yellow t-shirt, leaving a backpack at the outdoor shrine. here's abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: that is the prime suspect, authorities say. the man there in that yellow t-shirt, a whole city horrified and on only as he is caught on camera at the moment he's committing mass murder. arriving on the scene of the attack with a backpack, he sits down and removes the pack. then, you see him leaving without it. shortly after, the blast. this new cell phone video showing the terrifying instant from a walkway just above the scene. and then, this afternoon, just as calm was returning in the city, another explosion. in the water there, just a few feet from a busy pedestrian bridge. police say it was a bomb. tnt and ball bearings stuffed into a pipe, exactly like the one downtown yesterday. no one injured at that bridge. now, a nationwide manhunt is on. police scouring the scene for clues, using sniffer dock eer find traces of explosives, while grieving residents stop to leave candle candles, flowers and pray

t-shirt. i have now picked five of the last seven bachelor or bachelorettes, the last three in a row. this is why they call me rostradamus. that's right. i do have to admit, my wife helps me. by helps me i mean she tells me who to pick. i just pick whoever she says. in any event. kaitlyn and sean b. are here tonight. we'll chat later. guillermo and i took kaitlyn shopping for a wedding dress. we'll have that for you. one thing i want to ask kaitlyn is, how is it possible to be in love with two guys on tuesday, and then on wednesday you're out of love with one of the guys and planning to marry the other guy. i don't know how that works. speaking of televised love making. have you seen this? [ laughter ] >> what are you doing? what are you guys up to? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: back to work. that might be the best thing i've ever seen. remember that the next time you let a dog lick you on the face. meanwhile -- according to multiple new polls, donald trump is still leading the field of republican candidates for president which i have to say is all going to be very fu

t we take you to the neighborhood network. in the delaware beaches right now, looking live, at row heck hot beach from the boardwalk plaza hotel. 73 degrees northwest winds at 5 miles per hour, people hanging out on the bore walk for that morning walk, run or bike ride. seventy-two here in philadelphia at the airport 63 in millville dover delaware 69 degrees, 58 up in mount pocono. suburbs, now, starting to warm up to the lower 60s for quakertown doylestown, willow grove and pottstown. nice and quiet on storm scan3. clear skies at the moment. see some fair weather clouds develop this afternoon, but no threat of any rain. temperatures, surging into the upper 70s by around 9:00 this morning, lunchtime, mid 80s as we heat up, and then for mid afternoon talking about upper 80s to around 90 for the high temperature so it will be close but i think good shot of reaching 90. that will would make it day number six of the heatwave for philadelphia, mid 80s at the shore, lots of sunshine, nice in the poconos at 80 degrees. but the humidity returns for the start of the work week, we show you that coming up in the full forecast coming up.

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if we get three in a row, that is the official definition of a heat wave. we had a few 90s but not the consecutive three t the magic string. >> i need something to cool us off. >> you ready. >> sprinkler system. >> think back to a job you had as a youngster in the summer. >> i waited tables. >>> eyewitness news reporter lauren glassberg has the scoop. >> reporter: i had a few scoops with this story. >> we are about to join you. a young man with a talent for drama and a passion for gel late toes. he stumbled on a vacant storefront he knew it was time to act. >> i think there is a business here. i really do. >> reporter: harrison geller is in the business of gel late toe. when i went toe italy, i thought i have to learn how to make this. >> reporter: he did. now a year later he has opened it on the lower east side. >> we make it by hand. >> reporter: no industrial mixer. he is on a budget. he is still in high school. >> i never thought i would be using math to make gel to. >> i made a point to come here. i want to support young entrepreneurs but have good gelato. >> reporter: there are eight flavors. >> my

t park. could they do it? we'll final out next in sports. snapdhe rdils gamwinstak d eend >>> last night, kelby tomlinson snapped the five-game win streak and sent the giants victory to three in a row. today they turned to ryan vogelsong as they try to get the w. the minion costume here, my personal favorite. two batters later, the cardinals' rbi leader matt carpenter will bring him home. a 1-0 st. louis. later in the same frame, george kontos in relief with the bases loaded. his 0-1 pitch would get away from andrew susac. that would allow carpenter to score easily. then yadier molina who would have a high hard one. that helped the red birds even the series in san francisco with a 6-0 win. >> they're tough. they're a tough team. they put good at-bats on you, fouled pitches off, they made me work hard. i felt like i threw the ball pretty good. >> we're a strike away from getting out of that. two down. you have a ball up there. i thought vogie was really throwing well. just pitches mounth up there. you're approaching 100 pitches in the fifth. it will take a toll. >> the little league world series. top of the fourth, game side at 1. gutierrez, zack mac, what a great name. he scored to

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row. eighth of the game. another debut for phillies prospect darnell, acquired for chase utley. first major league hit, the same way utley did. that's a homerun of the his family is loving t then in the ninth, game tied at two, not any more. aaron, with the blast to left field. that's going to put the phillies up three-two. >> next batter, darin ruff. he hits a homerun. so the phillies go back-to-back in the ninth to beat the marlins four-two. >> the philadelphia union on the road tonight. taking on the moth n tree al impact, game remains scoreless, great couple of passes before sabastian redirect the shot. goes in, so the union picks up big win on the road. win this one, one-nothing. >> tiger woods, still in contention at the wyndham championship on the tenth hole. the long put, 13 un, then on 16, nice little winding put by woods here. that's going to put him at 14 un. but, woods on 18, had a par put blip out. dropped this one in. so tied at second at 13 under. jason gore has the lead. final rounds of the tournament, seen right here on cbs-3 tomorrow. don't forget the soul take on the jacksonville sharks at the wells fargo center, if you can't make it to the conference c

t-shirt was a thai national or a foreigner. the concern is for the thai authorities that two blasts two days in a row, no one caught, that this personersons are still on the loose. but at the moment the man in the yellow shirt with the dark rimmed glasses with the backpack then seen without that heavy backpack, that is the main person that they're looking for at the moment. but again that second blast today may help provide some more clues. >> i want to ask you, we have this one suspect right now, this one person in the picture. do you think that indicates to you that this guy was working alone or do you think there's something broader going on here? >> well, it's an important question you ask. if we look at the nature of the attack, it was aimed to kill both local thais and foreigners alike. the type of target was where there's a mass concentration of people, as you mentioned. the intersection is effectively bangkok's version of times square. it's very popular. the intention was to kill and maim as well as to hit at a symbolic target because the attack took place near a temple where a lot of people visit. so the nature of the attac

. >>> for the fourth year in a row verizon leads the pack when it comes to mobile network performance, according to new data on wireless carrier service. at&t takes second while sprint scoots into third place. >>> american express hopes that its new prepaid debit card will attract new customers. it's called serve, it's the first debit card to offer a 1% cash back incentive on everything that you buy. so there's a $6 monthly fee, so you're going to have to spend roughly $600 a month to break even. >>> walmart plans to keep less items in stores to boost its e- commerce business and jump start lagging profits. the big box chain says the money saving move will cut down on shipping and stocking expenses at those brick and mortar stores and build up sales online. >>> well, still ahead, we hear from local drug offenders now getting a second chance. >>> plus new details on that gas leak that leveled this motel. >>> working very hard to rebuild after this happened yesterday. i'm stephanie ramirez in charles county. i also talked to the firefighter who was just feet away from the blast. >>> check out this video from charleston county, a waldorf firef

philadelphiaç firef t firefighters could not do the job they do every day without this group of volunteers. >>> new from overnight in delaware county, everyone made it out of this rowome after it caught fire just before 1:00 this morning. crews initially received reports of people trapped in the home in north state in upper darby. the cause remains under investigation. >>> wilmington police arrested a suspect in the shooting of a 10-year-old boy but we still don't know how or why the boy was shot. jaleel goldsborough is charged with keeping a gun he wasn't supposed to have. police believe that gun injured his girlfriend's 10-year-old son, mehki, early yesterday morning. about 20 people came together for a prayer vigil and rally outside his home last night. >> guns in our community are far too many as we all know. >> oh, my gosh, this touches our heart more because it is a child. >> detectives haven't yet told us. they may not know what led to the shooting or whether it was accidental. their investigation continues. >>> new from overnight, three people are missing after heavy rain caused landslides in alaska. a city official is believed to be among the three people

rowed money and will be forced to sell as the stocks go down. big far ma stocks are safer. but their earnings are hurt by a stronger dollar t. dividends won't protect their share prices that much from declining, especially if their yields are company st. from risk-free assets like pressure e treasuries. maybe about 1, are 400 word, biotech or far ma stocks are truly safe from the coin syndrome, so to speak. they might want to pause some complication while we're at it. take yourself outside the stockmarket. picture yourself at the head of a pharmaceutical company. the actual core business as the tweeter first suggested is doing fine t. company has a lot of money. so what does it do when these biotechs come down? it buys them, think of a senior biotech like celgone buying a junior one like receptos or old line advi purchasing far macritic licks, that's right. the old world collides to create bargains, they snap them right up. so look at it as a process, while biotechs and far ma companies are indeed immune to a china reduced succession, their stocks can be hurt regardless of the steadies in of the core business. the dividends

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lnched t careerof many gre arti >>> san francisco's art institute is one of the nation's oldest art schools, founded in 1871. it launched the careers of many great artists. today in the bay joe rowthe oh junior shows us the old art school is full of new surprises. >> reporter: it will come as no surprise the walls of san francisco's art institute are filled with art. since 1927 when this russian hill campus opened, student artists have left their mark. >> the ghosts of the art institute can be remnant anywhere. >> reporter: many ghosts in plain sight, like the famous 1931, temporarily covered by yet another art installation. >> walk this hallway many times. >> reporter: the facilities manager figured she knew where all of the artistic bodies were buried. until. >> i am walking down the hallway, i noticed what i thought was a spider web. as i got closer, those spider webs look like heads. >> reporter: not long ago in a dark hallway. >> that's a painted over fres co. >> reporter: she discovered the school's artistic past peeking through time and paint. >> down the hall. >> i found another one. i was like there's another fres cohere. >> reporter: she quizzed older faculty members i

t has the tools and the network you need, to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >>> after being sent to death rowmurder, seth penalver appealed his convince to the florida supreme court. in their appeals, seth's attorneys argue that no physical evidence link seth to the crime and that all the witnesses against seth had changed their stories over time. >> at the second trial, prosecution argued that i was tampering with witnesses, that i tampered with melissa munroe, changed people's testimony and there wasn't a sliver of evidence. that was so damning to let a prosecutor argue that, without anybody being in charge, no type of physical evidence, no audio, no nothing. >> a decision from the supreme court would take three years to come down. but in 2006, seth got word from his former co-defendant, pablo aybar, also on death row. >> pablo sent word, your appeal's been granted. congratulations, you got another chance at life. and i was just in such shock. >> the florida supreme court had unanimously granted seth a new trial. >> appeals are really about does the judge make errors. we were able to revers

two rows of solids that basically were beating us with batons, with bolts, with whips for two straight hours. and that's just a welcoming process, the hazing process, initiation process into any jail. t is complete lack of medical care. there is -- it's just the conditions, it's underground done john, some of the cells don't even have air ventilation. they don't have windows for sunlight to come in. and, you know, when they did that for a while when my own case started getting a little bit of -- a little bit of attention and, you know, there was a little bit of pressure from the embassy and whatnot, they basically designated an entire building for me where they just basically used as a psychological torture chamber where they tried everything from incitement to commit suicide where they would explicitly say, after guards were passing me razors and doctors telling me where to cut myself so i could end their misery and mine to exposing the electric wires and telling me to hold them on with both hands and from that, to threatening to being assassinated to sleep deprivation to flickering lights to spot lights. >> okay. and all of this just because you were an activist. mohammed sultan, t

. >> tell t e fans, you can insult, you cannot assault. so we know you're upset. we lost three in a row. we're sorry. but just keep it to insults, not assaults in fortunately, teixeira was not hurt. gardner had a bump on the head. he stayed in the game withou a an oblem. that's what happens. fans get olerle excited, overzealous. they forget boundaries. >> yes. >> very often. >> that's a -- they toss the opposing team home run ball back on the field. it doesn't usually hitythour own player in the head. >> you ddn't want to conque them in the head. >> if there was a contest -- we're glad they're both okay. >> of course. >>> meantime, weather picture this morning, we're changing gears a little bit back to muggier stuff. humidity is cliechl mbing today. it was a beautifrl weekend. still not a bad day. just clo dier and muggier. could be an isolated shower west of the city late this afternoon. dring hours fine tonight. just watch out for the showers and thunderstorms toward tomorrow morning. i think t orrow morning will be -- heavier downpours tomorrow. a couple of rounds perhaps. we'll talk

t. miles in the first half of 2015. now that beats the previous record of 1.5 trillion miles that was set back in 2007. the nation's driving is increased for 16 months in a row and america's driving doubles nearly every generation. you're still going to be waiting in traffic. the new data also shows that 275.13 billion miles were driven last month. the most ever in a june of any year. sade? >>> well, wildfires are raging across the drought choked west as authorities scramble for resources to bate back the flames. the phrases took -- blazes took a deadly turn in washington state where three firefighters wither killed and four more injured. now nearly 29,000 firefighters are battling at about 100 large wildfires in five states. abc's lauren lyster has more. >> reporter: crews today faced fast moving winds as they continue to battle a wildfire raging in central washington. the blaze turned deadly last night near the town of twisp. >> it was a hailstorm up here and the winds were blowing in every direction. >> reporter: three firefighters were killed and four more were injured. one critically, when winds apparently shifted unexpectedly. and flames overtook the c

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