. >> once we darkened the kitchen down and applied the lumenol, we were able to see footprints there in front of the sinkr on the back of our necks stand up. >> the footprints in front of the kitchen sink were darlie's. on the cabinet beneath the sink, there was visible blood. and lumenol revealed that more had been cleaned up before police arrived. >> the blood evidence in front of the sink indicated to us that someone had bled -- had stood there in front of the sink for a significant amount of time bleeding and not moving around. there was blood drops on top of blood drops on the floor in front of the sink. >> dna testing revealed the blood belonged to darlie. prosecutors suspected that it was here where darlie cut her neck and arm. >> if there was an intruder and he came in, he came in without leaving any evidence of walking through there. >> also, on the carpet was an unusual blood impression, the distinct outline of the murder weapon, the heavy line of blood near the tip of the blade told forensic experts something important about the killer. >> the only way that i am aware that you could get someth

the only caveat, if they go down the path and find a new ceo, which is quite likely, then that person may, in fact, do that, kitchen sink the quarter. >> not off the table for the kitchen sink. >> yes, but it is interesting. i do think there is change here that was needed and it does open that door there is a chance it's bigger today than yesterday. >> go ahead. >> if you want to trade it, actually, that's an opportunity because you have the free pass that dan is talking about so the stock goes higher and when the new ceo comes in, you take the profit, wait for the kitchen sink quarter and bite again. >> i want to bring in bob peck into the conversation and by the way, on the conference call, costolo handed it off to interim ceo bob dorsey. what is your impression? >> jack dorsey got on there and made it clear it's not a reflection of near-term results, that the operations remain strong, it's a good time to do it and the timetable for this, there really is no end point. they will do a thorough process looking internally at candidates and externally, as well. right now they are opening it up to q and a and i would look f

you have the threat for severe thunderstorms, that could truly bring everything but the kitchen sink with us. we start things off by taking you right back out to the view of storm scan, nasty stuff going on here, with some severe thunderstorms currently firing up across northwestern pennsylvania right across that new york state border here. and i want to talk about what's going on with this lightning. there are hundreds of strikes that have shown up within say the last half hour or so, when these really start today ignite. so, this is sort after sign of things to come for us. these aren't necessarily making a bee line, for our area, but eventually, this afternoon, and early evening we are going to see similar situations

furniture to doors and pretty much everything you need to design and fill your home including the kitchen sink. organizers describe the 17,000-square-foot store as 5 below meet it's home depot. >> the prices are phenomenal. they're reasonable. you get good quality things as if you went to a major chain or a major store. >> reporter: the new location along busy washington avenue will boost traffic for the store significantly. more than 30,000 vehicles can pass by here in a single day. that means more business and more funds for the organization to help families in the philadelphia area. >> it is tremendous on how much more visibility we have and how much more access customers will have to be able to buy all this great merchandise. >> reporter: and they've been so successful this weekend, they're already looking to replenish their showroom. they're always looking for new and gently used donations and all those donations are tax deductible. in south philadelphia, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >>> it was a hiking trip a woman in arkansas will never forget. she found an 8.5 carat white

light or air, but what i can tell you is that for 20 years i have been washing my dishes on the kitchen sink and the light comes through that air well, it's a light well in that area and it's more of a practical application to say that if you are looking out of a window with light and air, to put a nine 9-foot box on top is just common sense to say that that is going to be directly in the area of that sunlight. like my neighbors, i also have habitable windows, habitable areas and that light and air is going to be affected. i also know that having lived in that area for 20 years, that the neighborhood is very unique. and by popping a top on something, putting a box on something it changes the character of the neighborhood itself and also our dwelling. so on a practical point of view, i just hope that you will listen to all the things we have said as long time neighbors and as long time contributors to the neighborhood and thank you very much. >> ms., what floor do you live on? >> i'm on the ground level. >> any other public comment? seeing none, you have 3 minutes of rebuttal. >> okay. first

. >> there doesn't look like there is anything left, the kitchen sink is there but everything else isone. >> triple digit temperatures and drought and strong winds are flaming the wild fire, so far it's only 10% contained. more than 70 wild fires are burning across the west. >>> and now authorities are looking to see how a child got behind the controls of an airplane and he got behind the cockpit and fired up the engine and it knocked over a sun shade that injured two people. a worker noticed the commotion and got the buy out of the copter. the ntsb is investigating. >>> a man took his eyes off the road in florida and it jumped a draw bridge on a bridge as it was going up and the vehicle made it over just in time. the driver was looking down at his gps and didn't see the traffic signal. >> you have a 2,000 vehicle you are in charge of he could have ramped and went over the side you are talking about a potentially fatal accident the driver and his passenger only had minor injuries but the suv is in need of pricey repairs, police had to close the bridge for five hours to fix the broken

furniture to doors and pretty much everything you need to design and fill your home, including the kitchen sink. organizations describe the 17,000 square foot store as five below meets home depot. >> the prices are phenomenal, they are reasonable, you get good quality things as if you went to a major chain or a major store. >> reporter: the new location on busy washington avenue will boost traffic for the store significantly. more than 30,000 vehicles can pass by here at a single day. that means that more business, and more funds for the organizations, to help families in the philadelphia area. >> it is tremendous, on how much more visibility we have, and a how much more access, customers will have to be able to buy all this great merchandise. >> reporter: more visibility means that they sold a lot of furniture this week, so right now, you can see some of the organizers and volunteers right now restocking right now from the toe nations that they have received. they are always looking for donations, for new, and gently used furniture and all of those donations are tax deductible and you can have

. >> and maybe we get the kitchen sink. >> oh, yes. >> you haven't gotten it yet? the kitchen sink? >> the levels beaks brings up are the exact levels. this is where we traded down to in december and bounced from. 33 1/2, 34. that's basically right. against those levels understanding that is a few percent away i think you can stay long the stock. levels we held from in december and levels we're seemingly holding on now. >> coming up next in case you hadn't noticed apple music is here and there might be more value to it than we think. a top analyst will explain why. plus casinos have been crushed on worries of the macaw slowdown but a chinese economy regulation as traders doubling down on the sector. we'll tell you why after the break. >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks closing out the last day of the first half with small gains. the dow clawing back less than 1/10 of its losses from yesterday. the broader s&p and nasdaq both managing gains for the first half but the dow remains negative for the year. here's what's coming up in the second half of "fast money." the bulls are bac

invent to her from turn to doors and everything you need to design and build your home including the kitchen sink. organize described i want -- organizers described as five below meets home depot. the new location along busy washington avenue will boost travel for the store significantly. more than 30,000 vehicles pass by in a single day. that means more business and more funds for the organization to help families in the philadelphia area. >> it is tremendous how much more visibility we have and how much more access customers will have to buy all this great merchandise. they have been so successful, they are looking to reflen he replenish the showroom. they are looking for new and gently used donations and all are tax deductible. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news". >> there's more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." a new study says when you eat can be just as important of what you eat. details in "healthcheck." >> now that summer is here, sunscreen is a must. do you know which brands are best for your face? consumer reports has the answer. >>> looking live sky6 live hd

so pretty much throwing everything but the kitchen sink at you with this particular storm threat here today. and in the meantime, it is hot out there. folks, starting offer on very warm note, scorching 94 degrees later today feeling more like triple digit heat, now that we start to see the humidity creeping up on us. so there will be heat advisory takes effect at 11:00 a.m., essentially for i95 and the immediate vicinity, by tomorrow, still warm granted but the sun is back with much less humidity. much nicer summer day. ukee, back over to you. >> here is a look at some of the stories sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you today. committee of the historical commission will way in on a developer's plan for a ten story apartment building in the heart of old city. new study shows many smokers may have undiagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease also copd. and even though it is summer, grandparents are going back it school in a three day experience called grandparents university. check in two three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >>

>> it's a function of how much of the kitchen sink they've thrown in in talking about the dollar.nd if you noticed, when they talked about fourth quarter earnings they all lamented the dollar. and second quarter the dollar spent most of the time down. you didn't hear much about it. they might have already gotten those expectations right sized. i don't know if we know yet. >>> time for the final trade for friday. let's go around the horn. >> buy the tlt, this is not a major move because i think rates can hold these levels but again you own it here, play it down, do about 225 to 220 on the ten year. >> dan? >> i have to wish a happy birthday to a lucky woman, different of the show, my mom obviously. >> oh! happy birthday! >> how do we top that? >> you can't. cisco, we were talking about it earlier. if you see it below 28 that's where i want to own it. >> happy birthday dan's mom. bank of america is my final trade. >> ebay going higher. >> it was somewhat of a pleasure to have you on the show. that does it for us on "fast" catch us back monday at 5:00. don't move, "options action sta

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you have the threat for severe thunderstorms, that could truly bring everything but the kitchen sink with us. we start things off by taking you right back out to the view of storm scan, nasty stuff going on here, with some severe thunderstorms currently firing up across northwestern pennsylvania right across that new york state border here. and i want to talk about what's going on with this lightning. there are hundreds of strikes that have shown up within say the last half hour or so, when these really start today ignite. so, this is sort after sign of things to come for us. these aren't necessarily making a bee line, for our area, but eventually, this afternoon, and early evening we are going to see similar situations unfold here. meantime, as of 11:00 a.m., heat advisory takes effect for heat index values that spike to near or actually to the century mark, only for the counties shaded in the orange here, but you are talking thousands of people affected by there is urban corridor of i95. so with the heat advisory, talking low to mid 90s on the they are mom term, heat index values to

i told them just to throw the kitchen sink at me. >> seth: so, what -- how long were you there? er in the course of one year? >> are you ready for this? >> seth: i am ready for this. >> okay, i was a trust fund baby who bet my fraternity brothers that i could be the first to deflower the town virgin. i fell in love with her but she found out about the bet and dumped me. i met a new girlfriend. lost my trust fund, was embarrassed to tell her, so became a male prostitute. because that's what you do when you lose your trust fund. [ laughter ] i had all these, like, cougar clients, these women i would meet at 6:00 in the morning and by 9:00 am we'd be in bed making out for five minutes. and then my girlfriend found out i was a male prostitute. dumped me. of course. >> seth: sure. >> and then i went crazy. killed five people. kidnapped her, took her to a remote cabin the woods. >> seth: oh, no. >> confessed to her that i've been molested by a middle school teacher. >> seth: oh, no. >> and then committed suicide in front of her, her father and her new boyfriend. then hung on one day in

one-third of the population there would not have known the conflict of the carrier it -- the character to seem like kitchen sink realism. that was of poetry but what i said to my wife in our kitchen but those it will have the experiences to hear people bear witness lower to read the books were with the translation to read the book in engaged but what these audiences have been saying. about what greek tragedy means. >> in the beginning it didn't know a single person in the military. i grew up in the academic setting. but when i got this idea in my head i was knocking on doors some of the doors were slammed in my face but i figured out how to talk and how to listen. so little feel it is a political agenda so i almost gave up i was sitting at my apartment with a feature article about the wave of homicides and suicides coming back from iraq and afghanistan there is a section to begin all of my talks for combat stress of the sophocles and he said i get what you try to do how about 400 marines in san diego? that is how we got started. the four months of that the general says we should do greek tragedy and a football

. >> the toilet kitchen sink washing machine, wastewater. >> every drop. >> first these micro filtersd then through a process called reverse osmosis inkind hundreds of tubes, the bottles become most clean. >> it will remove minerals viruses, pharmaceuticals in the water. >> reporter: finally anything left is zapped. he says the water that comes out is cleaner than most tap water in the country. on the day we visited they were planting drinking water. that's about one-fourth of orange county's entire daily water supply. >> if all the water wasn't coming here where would it be? >> it would be sent to the ocean. >> and lost forever. >> lost forever. >> during an epic drought, that kind of waste is hard to swol lowe. but still is the idea of drinking people's drinking water. >> i know people don't like toilet to tap but it is memorable. >> reporter: governor jerry brown says this is the kind of idea. orange county has the largest plant of it kind in the world and has recently tried it. mayors in silicon valley took an entire swig to convince the public its time has come. >> we have a drou

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that pump ground water that is to the pump system today -- gray water is water from our bathroom sinks showers and washing machines and black water from toilets kitchen and utility sinks the san francisco puc has programs on the residential scale for gray water harvesting we're seeking a contractor to help expand programs on the residential scale we have been expanding our scale to the commercial large mixed use for unit and multifamily buildings in san francisco. two on-site water treatment systems in the buildings arraign water harvesting system that watcheses rainwater for irrigation we also have a living machine that collects and treats all of the black water in the building to the right is a living machine it's a series of wetland cell tell us that look like large planter boxes on the side of the treat it's treating all of the black water in the building so we can reuse that water to flush toilets and urinals in building we have been able to save 60% of our water -- which is equivalent to 1.5 million gallon thes of portable water we served each year with on-site water treatment systems we heard from a lot of other developers in san francisco the

summer day that will throw everything but the kitchen sink sing at you.ty batch of thunderstorms obviously here. your eye gets drawn to north central pennsylvania here, but i don't think this will be too much after concern for us. this is really going to stay off to the north bypass us here in the delaware vale, for the most part. meanwhile, look at the beautiful sunshine. got barely cloud in the sky. that's going to help you heat things up here outside cape may courthouse. >> heating up to 94, eventually, some nasty storms, as we mention, this afternoon and evening back to you. >> do my best with the traffic report here. look right now at i76 near the roosevelt boulevard, traffic jammed, in both directions, your headlights are headed eastbound right now. we have a look at i4 # six near ridge pike, plymouth meeting, volume little head of you there toward i76. >> closed route 422 between route 100 and route 662 because every downed wires and an accident that occurred around 3:30 a.m. next update, cbs this morning tropical retreat turned deadly. woman goes

>> yeah, we get all caught up in what our growth rate is if it's .3 or .4 how much money and the kitchen sinkhrown at this over five years? we're not reacting that's not my america. washington has been a hindrance and the types of jobs our manufacturing sector is shrinking. it's cut in half since 1990. sandra: i've got news for you, stuart, the market is interpreting this as somewhat positive. even though we're only up 8 points on the dow, the stock market futures were significantly lower. the fact that we're positive knew, the market is-- >> because we have a mediocre measure. >> sandra you're entirely wrong. sandra: all right. stuart: and fireye they got a pop, 3%, but that's a pop following the big government cyber attack from china. look at under amour, they got an upgrade, and curry, the sneaker company. ashley: a curry bounce. stuart: i think that's true. and some of the financial companies are up at the opening bell, not much 1, 2% apparently in response to the jobs report. i'm not sure of the connection the financials were up. how about the price of oil? no change in production from o

the kitchen. this was not our kitchen sink. >> oklahoma more in trouble you want the big experts to come in and fix> that doesn't mean we should do it>> who is going to do it? it is not the communities. >> are they capable? >> of course they are capable. they have been doing it for 200 years. politicians said what they always say. give us more fun. >> of our citizens don't need or want a debate on funding. what they want is help. >> the president ordered fema to help. fema spent lots of money. even nbc's anchors noticed that the private recovery work was much more efficient. there's fema and then there's the faith based fema. >> if you wait for the government you will be in for an awful long wait. >> sam porter is one harry has been talking about. >> the logo. >> he's the leader of oklahoma baptist disaster relief. >> volunteers got bull dosers and cleared tornado debris from more than a thousand homes. >> i have been to disasters all over the world tsunamis earthquakes hurricanes any time there's a storm or any kind of destruction anywhere we are on it immediately. >> fema often takes forever. you

all they proved was that monica linsky -- throwing everything but the kitchen sink at her. hope she wins. host: lester, also a democrat in tuscaloosa, alabama. caller: how are you doing this point? host: good morning. caller: i'm listening to all these republicans calling in with nothing to talk about trying to bash this lady. we know, most of america knows it is time to put a lady in the white house. mrs. clinton is the most experienced out of all the 20 republicans that we've got. i don't understand these republicans running around talking about the past. i can recall when mr. clinton was in the white house in the past, american prosperity was at an all-time high. since republicans have been in office, they have not done anything but spend money. i remember the bush's. where are they at? spending all her money in the gopher and the soldiers don't -- in the gulf war, and the soldiers don't have the equipment they need. but miss clinton in the white house, and we will see the prosperity that we need. host: what do you want to hear from her on the situation in iraq? caller:

the ones that are here. if a hike in your kitchen burst and water is spewing all over the floor, the first reaction is not, let's go to home depot inc. get a new kitchen sink -- and get a new kitchen think. the first priority should be to stop the leak. i believe this can be done within a year. i call your attention to the fact that 73 years ago we built a 1700 mile road between the british columbia area and alaska. we did it in less than a year with the technology that existed 73 years ago. i'm convinced that if somebody leads and has the will, we can certainly secure a 1500 mile border in less than a year. that is the equivalent of stopping the leak, and then decide how we will deal with people here. we have not made the battle over how many people are here. i think that is the wrong question. i don't want you how many are coming here. want to know why. if you want to come to this country because you love america and you love our laws and embrace our system and our way of doing things and you want to come and learn the language and assimilate into america and live the american dream and work hard and built this country up like so many others have done wh

the palace of very sigh. >> well, we row lion our kitchen sink daily so when it is clogged it can be a big headache, one that could also end up costing you big time problems. >> angie list report, keeping your disposal and sing. >> if you're not running your garbage disposal properly, you'll more likely ends up with a clog. you should never forget the water. you should run cold water 102nd before putting food down the drain. >> you're grinding food, trying to float that food to the pipes. so the key is water. >> food should always be added a little at a time, and be careful when you -- what you put into it. >> many of us know you shouldn't be grease down your garbage disposal, what you might not realize things that absorb water like rice, pasta coffee grounds, even egg shells. they can all do damage to your garbage disposal. >> use your disposal every day. letting it sit idle for several days can shorten it life span. >> even if you're not using your garbage disposal regularly, you should still be maintaining it run it at least once a day to avoid grime build up that could lead to corrosion. >> grinding ice

the kitchen certified in time. >> and they forced him to make tons of little changes to his buildin a a regulator told him -- >> you need to put another hand wash in the sinksink. for for what? for for employees to wash their h w what's wrong with the other sink? the the sink on its own was not a big deal. it's the little things that keep massing together and make this big ball that, before long, i can't carry that ball. >> he's learned that bureaucrats keep their jobs by finding p >> >> let's say a building codes inspector comes out. if he doesn't find anything, then what good is he? he can't justify his position unless he says, boss, i found this and this and this. it just keeps rolling and r >> th >> that time and money he spends obey obeying government could have gone to create jobs. >> without the government deterring the growth of this business, we could hire ten more get out get out of our way and leave us alone and we can create all the vob cans. >> but big government doesn't get out of the way. it keeps helping us. for example, are you disabled? politicians in there say they can help you find jobs. but, no, they can't. >> we must take strong actio

if the pipe in your kitchen bursts and water is spewing on the floor, the first reaction is let's get a new sink. the first priority is to stop the leak. the first priority of the next president should be to secure the border. i believe it can be done in less than a year. i call your attention to the fact that 73 years ago, we built a 1700 mile road between british columbia and alaska. we did it in less than a year with technology that existed 73 years ago. i'm convinced that, if somebody leads and has the will, we can secure only -- the border in less than a year. that is the equivalent of stopping the leak and deciding how we deal with the people who are here. we have not made the battle over how many people should be here. i think the question is not how many people are coming but why. why do you want to come here? if you want to come to this country because you love america and our laws and you embrace our system and our way of doing things, and you want to learn the language and assimilate into america and live the american dream and work hard and killed the country up like settlement -- bu

away evidence, but he grabbed the sink with his bloody hand as he got up leaving behind a perfect palm print. he needed to get rid of the murder weapon, so he went to the kitchen he grabbed a bag of hamburger buns, dumped them on the floor, then put the knife inside the bag so it wouldn't leave a blood trail when he left. on his way out, he stepped on one of the buns leaving the one piece of forensic evidence he couldn't refute. robinson murdered christina with her child inside the house. >> that little child was in that house for up to 24 hours, we estimate, with his dead mother in the bathtub. >> i am calling him a monster, and i never forgive him. even when i die, till the day i die, i'm not going to forgive him ever. >> prosecutors believe carlos was afraid his wife would end their marriage when she found out he had made a sexual advance toward christina. and that's why he decided to murder her. robinson was charged with first degree murder. >> mr. robinson, i would advise you with respect to the charge, you have the right to have an attorney and to have the attorney represent you at all stages of the proceeding. >> robinson was convicted of christina's mu