the family identified genna's body at the morgue. >> the reality of her being murdered rather than an accident or -- it didn't hit me. i didn't understand, really, that something like that could happen in my life. it was -- it was hard to deal with and to -- it was just such an unfair act. and i couldn't -- couldn't understand it for a long time. >> the coroner identified the cause of death as strangulation. there were other injuries as well. >> in addition to the ligature strangulation marks, she also had evidence of blunt force injury to the head. she had received a blow to the head in the left forehead area and the left temple. >> there were no defensive wounds and no signs of sexual assault. >> the scalp here is brown, about 14 inches in length. >> the soles of the feet were clean in this case and that indicates to me that she certainly was not standing up at the scene where she was found. she certainly did not walk there. >> the only other findings were some unusual marks on genna's thigh, indentations that were made after death. >> on a living person, these fade very quickly. in

we came here to the morgue to check for him. >> reporter: in march 2014, this captain is sentenced toen years in jail for the manslaughter of the prisoner ises. three other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time that security forces members have faced trial over the death of demonstrators. outside of the court, violence breaks out. three months later in june, the captain's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is from egypt's highest court. it is final. and cannot be appealed. rob matherson, al jazeera. >>> now turkey's main opposition party says talks to form a coalition with the ruling party has failed. there have been meetings going on between the prime minister and the leader of the chp, having lasted for a couple of hours, they seem to have broken up without too much of a result. our correspondent who has been following all of this for us in istanbul is bernard smith. bernard, following those meetings, and both sides saying nothing has been achieved, the prime minister has been addressing the nation. what has he been saying? >> martine he has just said

we came to the morgue and checked. >> in march 2014, captain farouk is sentenced to 10 years in gaol for the manslaughter of the prisoners, three other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time since pt ousting of president mohamed mursi. they protesters are tried. outside the court violence breaks out. the captain's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is igipt's highest court. it is final and can't be appealed. >>> still to come for you on al jazeera - we tell you about the video that had soldiers put behind bars and shock an american nation. >> a cooking fuel better for health and the environment, in africa. stay with us. practices pass >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective. weeknights, on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back. you are with al jazeera, live from london. let's update you on the stories we are covering. 55 people have been killed in a bombing in a

the overcrowded space. caused gathered at a nearby morgue. police say the prisoners rioted, the tear gas was fired into the van to rescue a policeman. the van is sealed. the prisoners suffer and died. >> my brother was transferred to the prison. the prison was attacked and we don't know what happened to him. we were planning to visit him but were told many were killed. we came here to the morgue to check for him. >> in march, 2014, the captain is sentenced to 10 years in jail for the manslaughter of the prisoners. the other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time since the out of thing of president morsi that security force members have faced trial over the deaths of demonstrators. outside the court, violence breaks out. three months later, in june, the captain's sentence is squashed on appeal. this latest verdict is from egypt's highest court. it is final and cannot be appealed. al jazeera. >> the leader of al-qaedaal does a harry fledged allegiance to the new head of the afghan taliban. >> this is the first message drop zawahir

we were told that many were killed, so we came here to the morgue to check for him. >> three officers are suspended. it's the first time since the ousting of president morsi that security force members face the trial over the deaths of demonstrators. outside of the court violence breaks out. three months later in june captain farouk's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is from egypt's highest court. if is final and cannot be appealed. rob matheson, al jazeera. >> well, there is much more still ahead for you on the al jazeera news hour. we'll bring you the video that put five soldiers behind bars and shocked a central american nation. >>> squabbles holding up reforms in an india parliament, and in sport, how comments are causing more off-spor-court problems for a controversial player. >> now more than 12 houthi rebels have been reportedly been killed during a figh fighting in taiz. yemeni officials say that six civilians were killed by houthi shellings. the motor rounds from fired as reinforcements arrived to maintain hold on the city. now the leader of myanmar's leadin

prospect creek, and i want to stress that no positive identification is made, the body is taken to the morgue and the cornor and or family members will have to make an identification and it appears to be a sad development. we'll have to wait and see if it's 11-year-old laquan. >>> chopper 6 hd was over this collision with two school buses, we should say that no children were on either bus this is bordentown, burlington county a crash involving two school buses, this happened at route 130 and crosswicks road. police are investigating trying to figure out what led up to this collision involving two school buses. fire investigators are trying to figure out what sparked an early morning fire in camden new jersey chopper 6 hd was over the scene as smoke billowed out of row homes on sheridan street a total of five homes were damaged and four of them were vacant. firefighters were on the scene for hours dousing the hot spots. >> now to accuweather what appears to be the first day below 90 degrees for sometime. adam joseph is outside where it's less humid today. >> it feels good where we are in the s

if you have diabetic come in a alu you'd be disregard to the home or so in the longshoreman or the morguer. fine was part of the movement to deputy e development those in that he had risks medication and surgery in 1970 he fount the medical clinic for mel complex adults not city and county of san francisco and since it's inception we've tooefrn over one million patient visits dr. fine is currently in his final months probably he's age 75 suffering is from a terminal illness and has made multiple phone calls to me i think that is fair to say a dick that is what we goes by he wears a mechanics shirt to work saying dick that represents every man he is he is just like every man and woman in san francisco he played a visionary role to the underserved patients throughout the city and strengthened the general medication clinic by integrating the medical services council and help problems and continuity of care and championed many programs from that clinic he's the champion for marginalized groups that spearheaded a lot of programs to help those who are otherwise disfrachd he co-founder it in pat

we were told prisoners were killed and planned to visit him and many were killed so we came to the morguecheck for him. >> reporter: in march 2014 captain faruk is sentenced to ten years in jail for the manslaughter of the prisoners and the other officers got suspended sentences. it's the first time since the ousting of president mohamed morsi they faced trial over the deaths of demonstrators. outside the court violence breaks out. three months later in june captain faruk's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is from egypt's highest court. it is final and cannot be appealed. rob matherson, al jazeera. >>> five people arrested over attack in bahrain last month and july 28th bombing targeted a bus carrying policemen near a school south of the capitol and two officers were killed and six others wounded and the chief of police says investigators have connected the suspect to iran's revolutionary guard as well as the iran funded hezbollah group. aleppo has access to water again after being cutoff for three weeks and u.n. children's fun known as unicef restored supplies to the ci

the morgue was flooded there wasn't a working 9-1-1 system, and on the flipside, you had virtually every business closed. i was down here for "the new york times" for eight months. i go to the economic development department and the revolving door was blocked by wood. you had to use a side entrance to get into the economic development, which i thought was so symbolic of six months later how wounded the city was, and the director told me that 21,000 out of 22,000 businesses in new orleans, six amongst after katrina, were still close it. where was the sales tax going to come from? property tax? who is paying property tax on a drowned home they didn't even have the ability to send out the property tax bills to ask for the money. so i just seemed this extraordinary moment in urban history, new orleans after katrina is called the worst urban disaster in modern u.s. history. we had to go back to 1096 and the earthquake in san francisco, chicago in the 19th century, galveston in 1900, to find a city damaged this badly. in fact, professor powell, who is sitting right right here, told me it's the

the morgue was flooded. there wasn't a working 9-1-1 system. nd on the flipside, you had virtually every business closed. i was down here for "the new york times" for eight months i remember doing a six month point i go to economic development, you know, that the revolving door was blocked by wood. you have to use a side entrance to get to the economic development i thought it was so symbolic of since monthses later how wounded the city was. and economic development director told me that 21,000 out of 22,000 bidses in new orleans, six months after katrina were still closed. where was the sales tax going to come from? property tax. you know who's paying property tax on a drowned out home? , inin fact, they didn't have te ability to send out property tax bills to ask for their money. so it just seemed this -- extraordinary moment in urban history, new orleans after katrina, it is called the worse urban disaster in modern u.s. hispanic. history we have to go back to the earthquake and galveston to find a city damaged this badly, in fact, professor

there are a lot of questions on lifew this puts them support or in the morgue. ybody expects them to do more. china's most recent valuations put extra pressure on the government. -- the have been a great deal to welcome -- weaken the yen. we've not seen the structural reforms that are at the key to this working. the government does have a lot of thinking to do in the weeks and months ahead. thank you very much were given us the lowdown. thank you very much. let's bring in our guest. she is the managing director. let's get to the big issue. from everyone that i have listened to over the weekend, from stanley fischer engaging with the market, we can probably remove. it's a short-term thing. we are just going to keep on going. guest: it's understandable that officials have had to take a very office approach to forecasting ahead of the fed's decision. it was never going to be an easy function. i think there are three elements to this. one of them of course is market volatility. the second is our china's authorities losing their touch with respect to their ability to

. >> the county did not have a centralized morgue.nd what they did have were contracts with various funeral homes that would act as morgues. >> the medical examiner concluded that frankie died of massive trauma, the result of the hit-and-run accident. >> there was nothing to show otherwise, that it was other than a hit and run, due to the nature of the injuries that were reported by the m.e. >> but despite the autopsy report, investigators were troubled. they thought some of the elements of the accident scene looked staged. >> this car was at the far end of a dead-end street. the car looked like it was facing out. i don't know how this individual driving this vehicle could have gotten enough speed to run over somebody and kill them in the short distance. >> investigators searched the stolen vehicle for clues to the driver's identity. there were no fingerprints in the car, not even on the steering wheel. but investigators found blood inside the car on the passenger side, which was very suspicious. >> then instantly, it gets more intere

. >> pelley: we also don't know, precisely, how many died, but have a look around the makeshift morgues many were lost, all at once, that the living had to make room for the dead. u.s. intelligence estimates 1,429 civilians were killed; 426 of them children. of course, syria is dying, too. prosecution of this atrocity will have to wait for whatever civilization emerges from the ruin. but the dead will be waiting, because a crime buried without justice is never laid to rest. >> for a look at "60 minutes'" decision to broadcast some of the most disturbing footage in its history, go to 60minutesovertime.com. sponsored by lyrica. before fibromyalgia, i was the go-to person. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor and i agreed moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or

. >> police and relatives have begun to identify the bodies in this bangkok morgan. >> -- in this bangkok morgue. bodies thatnfirm were inside the department now. >> the three kilo pipe bomb exploded monday evening during rush hour. the victims come from at least six different countries. erawan shrine is a popular attraction for tourists. the shrine reopened to the public. mourners and well-wishers gathered to express their condolences for the victims. grants --7,500 by 500 migrants have reached the eu border. authorities are struggling to cope with the influx on kos . >> every day hundreds of refugees put their lives at risk to make it to this beach. , only fiveof kos kilometers away from turkey. some of them fled syria and the violence. >> it has been a difficult and dangerous journey, but we had no choice. .> we have come from syria it has been 10 days since we fled the country. we are tired. very, very tired. rafid is only 13. he came here with big dreams for his future. >> i am going to try to go to germany. i can do training there to look for work. step fors a major these migrants. they fi

killed in the van are later identified as morsi supporters rounded up on when a pro-morsi camp was cleared, but some are just passersby, arrested by mistake. crowds gather at a nearby morguee say the prisoners rioted that tier gas was fired into the van to try retrieve a policeman. the van was sealed and the men suffocated and died. >> translator: we were told that many were killed so we came here to check for my brother. >> reporter: in march 2014, the captain is sentenced to ten years in jail for the fan slaughter of the prisoners. three other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time since the ousting of president morsi that security forces members have faced trial over the deaths of demonstrators. outside of the court, violence breaks out. three months later in june, the captain's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict, is from egypt's highest court. it is final. and cannot be appealed. rob matherson, al jazeera. >>> five people have been arrested over an attack in bahrain last month. the july 28th bombing targeted a bus carrying policemen near a school south of the capitol. two officers were killed and six others were wounded. the chief of pol

was cleared and some were passersby and arrested by mistake and jammed in the over crowded space and crowds gather at a nearby morguesoners rioted and tear gas fired in the van to try to free a captured and beaten policeman and the van is sealed, the prisoners suffocate and die. the officer-in-charge of the convoy is the captain faruk. >> my brother was transferred to the prison. the prison was attacked and we don't know what happened to him. we were told that prisoners were killed and we were planning to visit him but we were told that many were killed so we came here to morgue to check for him. in march 2014 captain faruk is sentenced to ten years in jail for the manslaughter of the prisoners and three other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time since the owing of president morsi they faced trial over the deaths of demonstrators. outside the court violence breaks out. three months later in june the captain faruk's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is from egypt's highest court, it is final and cannot be appealed. rob matheson, al jazeera. >>> well, there is more still to come for y

the overcrowded space. crowds gather at a nearby morgue. ce say the prisoners rioted and tear gas was fired into the van. the van is sealed. the prisoners suffocate and die. the officer in charge of the convoy is a captain. >> translator: my brother was transferred to the prison. the prison was attacked and we don't know what happened to him. we were told that prisoners were killed. we wrr planning to visit him, but we were told that many were killed so he came here to the mowing to check for him. >> reporter: in march 2014, the captain is sentenced to ten years in jail for the manslaughter of the prisoners. three other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time since the ousting of president morsi that security forces members have faced trial over the deaths of demonstrators. outside the court, violence breaks out. three months later in june, the captain's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is from egypt's highest court. it is final. and cannot be appealed. rob matherson, al jazeera. >>> let's talk now to the egyp

intersection also blocked in this area, i would use the alternate, half ton avenue, busy morning already, erika, over to you. >> thank you. >> morgue and spent seven seasons on the stage, he'll host the show in october. morgan tweeted, quote, stoked to be going home. welcome back. >> and, former saturday night live cast member norman mcdonald, new gig, replacing s&l alum darryl in it. v spots. look here as the iconic colonel, kfc has been running their current ad for three months. >>> and, not even week after his final daily show and john stewart has a new gig. he'll be hosting world wrestling entertainment big event summer slam. stewart ongoing rivalry with pro wrestler and wwe champ, set rollins. summer slam takes place this sunday at the brooklyn barkley center. no rest for him. >> ♪ >> okay, can you get who that is? academy award winning actress meal steep. she has another tight toll add to her resume, guilt armour. spent six months learning to play guitar for ricky and the flash. who was her teacher you may be wondering? legendary kneel young. apparently he's quite the impressive teacher. she said at one point she bought down

the 52-year-old applied for multiple morgue loans in quick succession using the same property as collateral. he faces up to ten years in jail. >>> james holmes will be spending life in prison for killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in the movie theater shooting. holmes was spared execution after one juror balked at the possibility of sentencing him to death. homes was automatically sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> republican candidates are in atlanta georgia to speak at the red state conservative conference except for the man who is leading in the poll. because of afternoon offensive comment he made. eric erickson said trump crossed the line making the comment about fox news anchor meggingly meggingly -- megyn kelly. >> she asked me ridiculous questions, there was blood coming out of her eyes, and blood coming out of her wherever. >> vice president joe biden is on vacation in south carolina, he is expected to spend a lot of time on his vacation mulling over whether he should run for president. he is going to weigh heavily the opinions of his wife antic

. >> the dead only identified by a number were taken away by a parade of hearses yet another day in which an italian port was turned into a morgue for may go grants. >> the first ship has had through the newly widened suez canal, marked with a lavish ceremony. the as her moneys led by president assisi were attended by a high profile delegation, including the president of france and the russian and palestinian territories. we have followed the day's events. >> egyptian government leaders call it the great egyptian dream. kings, princes and presidents gathered on the banks of the improved suez canal for an inauguration rich in pomp and patriotism. leaders from across the arab world attended and the french president, francois hollande. the suez expansion is designed to double the number of ships sailing between europe and asia. it has great political significance for egyptian president al sisi, who after years of unrest says he now wants to unite the nation. >> the new suez canal is not just an engineering achievement. there's a great dimension to what's been done. we've given egyptians more confidence, more peace of mind and less

weather with temperatures above average in the south bay from low-to-mid 80s from 82 at sunnyvale to 86 in san jose and low-to-mid 90 in los gatos and morgue hill and gilroy and up the peninsula, pool weather and heading to the pool after school and up to 85 in half moon bay and pacifica, at 6868972 downtown and 73 downtown and south los gatos and 79 topping out at 86 in calistoga and santa rosa. and mid-70s for berkeley and upper 70s and low 80s elsewhere, from oakland at 77 to castro valley and fremont at 82 and inland east bay, hopefully you enjoy the cool weather because it will be in the low-to-mid 90, and hot this afternoon. lows tonight are running warmer, still mid-50s in the north bay valley, and the rest of us are in the low-to-mid 60s and, now, as we head to friday, here is the area of he pressure, let me move over to the other side so you can watch it move in, notice the showers at mendocino county, north, and they will be out of here by 11 o'clock in the morning. for us, it brings in the cooler air mass, and, in fact, check out temperatures, we spike tomorrow, mid-70s at the coast and mid-80s around the bay and mid-90 inland.

cessna are killed along with all 135 aboard the jet and 7 people in the residential neighborhood below. police set up a makeshift morguenearby high school, and immediately, the questions begin. who's at fault? what caused this tragic accident? how could it have been avoided? to understand what happened, it's critical to know what transpired between air traffic control and the psa crew in the two minutes leading up to the collision. >> as the boeing 727 was approaching san diego, they were told about a small general aviation airplane. >> it's a cessna. do you see him? and the psa flight crew said, yes, we see them. at that point, the psa crew became responsible for maintaining separation. >> the crew initially saw the airplane, but then at some point lost sight of it. they talked about it amongst the three pilots that were in the airplane. yeah, do you know where that cessna 172 is? i think it passed off the right side. >> they're required to tell air traffic control that they no longer have the cessna in sight. that didn't happen. >> the cessna 172 actually deviated without clearance from its assigned heading. >> unfor

the second half of our weekend. >> it is looking very beautiful out there right now, just not those clear skies of yesterday morgue. we have a chance for showers, but it won't be a washout. i think it is going to be a pretty decent end to the weekend. let's go ahead and take you live outside and show you this picture. as we look across the skyline, you can see mostly cloudy skies. 72degrees. northeast winds at 6 miles per hour on the hour on the >> your weather headlines, a few showers today. the best chance is east of the city, but it won't be a wash shut. >>> overall you'll be pleased by the end of the day. today's high 83 degrees. normal high is 82 so close to where we should be. sunrise was at 6:14. sunset is at 7:43. we're steadily losing daylight. summer is not ending anytime soon per se but certainly we're getting closer to the back end of the summer season of the >> right now there are clouds overhead but thankfully, no showers as of yet. as we go to the mid morning hours, that is when it becomes more likely showers east of the city and by afternoon they will spread to the west. why the chance for showers?

. >> turns out the bizarre tree branch attack ends up hurt morgue than jugal's bank account. remember, as they fell to the floor, jugal felt a sharp pain in his arm. well, at first, he refused to go to the doctor. but with his son's urging, a week after the robbery, he goes to the emergency room. the scuffle had caused two fractures. >> they put stitches here and put a blade inside to secure that. >> the robber hasn't been caught, but munish says that has never been his main concern. he's just thankful it wasn't worse. >> it was hard because you never know. something could have happened. i could be without a father anymore. >>> april 30th, 2011, las vegas, nevada. it's another convenience store robbery. this time, the thieves come in unarmed, but there are a shocking number of crooks to overwhelm the clerk. >> it's called a mob rob. nearly 30 people storm the store taking about $600 worth of food, beer and other drinks. >> at first, i was really frightened and then i got angry. >> john athy owns the convenience store and has been in the business for nearly 40 years. >> and her

. >> let's check on the markets this morgue. seeing positive momentum in the u.s. futures. it is early. dow futures look set to open about 13 points higher at this hour. let's check out oil which has been such a mover last week, reaching a 6 1/2 year low. brentd crude oil, down although nos as much as what's happening in the u.s. the ten-year treasury yield is lower this morning, 218. hard to believe. treasury yields continue to fall. and the euro is weaker against the u.s. dollar. dollar strength against the yen, as well. everyone watching the yuan last night when it came out. and it pretty much said it right where it closed on friday indicating this isn't going to be a one way devaluation down. so the focus will be on china, there's gold, up $3. 11.15. having a bit of a rebound. minutes from the last fed meeting are due to be released on wednesday. joining us now, karen cavanaugh and bill lee is here head of north america economic at citigroup. bill, we'll talk to you about the economy in just a moment. but this could take stock of where we are. the dow is down 2% for the

the mets continues. but let me present to you a look at home runs are, a morgue borg if you will. mets smashed eight home runs, last night, 11 in all were hit. that is a national league record. they will set the record for most ever hit at citizens bank park, cameron rupp tips his cap to the mets. >> they have hitters. you cannot leave the ball up. we paid for it last night. that is just part of it. it is part of the game. they had a couple good pitches, for a home run. what do you do? >> and here is a look at the new athletic director at villanova mark jackson comes from the university of southern california. someone i know there who went there? vince decastro takes over pretty darn good program. >> oh, jessica dean here. >> yes, welcome to philadelphia. >> yes. >> we will be right ba you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the the cw philly. our sister station. we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> co

the disruption in asia might be ideal opportunity for jp morgue ton expand and gain an additional share let me ask you what has the most upside. we have mr. hater hating on the banks and hating on b of a. don't those have more upside than jp morgan? suppose i want to be like jr smith, just shooting the ball. what about that one? >> so look, lower interest rates for longer can take a toll on the banks. so if you rely on a higher rates alone, look out. we're looking for unique restructuring stories. the best restructuring story remains citigroup. citigroup is buying back stock far below tangible book value. we have tangible book value at citigroup going to $80 by 2018. you can buy the stock a in the low 50s. number two behind citigroup is jp morgan. after three years of stalled progress, they went nowhere from 20 2012-2014 with their efficiency. now we see improvement for the next two to three years. >> how do you factor in the possible contraction in emerging market growth for a lot of these banks? you think city, you think emerging markets, are they going to be negatively impacted as fa

this is not the first and possibly not the last time when an italian port is turned into a morgue poor migrants. more and more migrants are dying out at sea as you were mentionings. new data is released in the past week saying that more than 2,000 migrants have died since january alone now. that is a lot more than 1,600 died in the same period in 2014. unfortunately, there's no real way in avoiding many of these stems, even if the rescue ship arrives in time. this ship, the irish vessel that first acknowledged the distress call on wednesday when they got there, all the playing grants migrants were on the boat. they got very excited or were calling for help when they called the ship, causing it to capsize. we don't know how many drowned. the survivors there were as many as 200. >> 25 coffin, you say more still missing at sea. that is the irony they called for help, thought helped arrived and that made their situation so much worse. what happens now? do those people we can see in the pictures all go to reception centers or do some of them just sort of vanish into this what david cameron

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the north bay as we head towards next weekend. back to you. >> tough for august. >> tracy morgue began returning to saturday night life after a horrific car crash that took the life of one of his closest friend. tonight a happy bit of news with the comedians recovery. we will explain. >> plus, he's run for president before. is he going to do it again? a look the jerry brown talking to nbc about his future. we will hear from him. ro reverledim wn thais.he w aad >>> tracy morgan's long road to recovery led him down the aisle. he and a friend were hit by a tractor trailer last weyear. tracy today relearn how to walk. his friend was killed. he walked down the aisle and their 2-year-old daughter joined them. he said he was determined to walk down the aisle cane free. he will return to "saturday night live" in october. >> when you snap a picture on your iphone, do photos come out blurry? we have good news for you, that might not be your heart. apple says a small percentage of the devices has a problem with the camma causing pictures to be blurry. apple will replace the camera for free. september of last year and january of this year are whe

the democratic side. if he wasn't here we would be talk morgue aboing more about b sanders six points behind hillary clinton. >> a large turnout. hugest turnout so far. >> no question. tens of thousand of people across the country, and this weekend, portland, seattle. 2,000 people at one of the rallies. tapping into the reverse of what donald trump is tapping into, on the democratic side. hillary clinton i think is also just fine with all this donald trump business. allows her to do a couple things. ignore bernie sanders. paint all these republican candidates with the broad, broad brush. >> jeff, thank you very much. want to talk to gop stra strategist, anna navao, amanda carpenter, democratic strategist paul begala supports hillary clinton and runs a pro-clinton super pac. paul, do you think that, that jeff is right. that if it wasn't for trump, that there would be a lot more maybe negative focus on hillary clinton and the rise of bernie sanders? he got 28,000 people. 9,000 turned away in new hampshire. >> he is inarguably correct. what bern you ie is doing. impressive. as a pro hillary guy. not the same t

the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. >>> lately people have been spend morgue times in airports than they'd probably like. how many stars would you give the tsa or the dmv? >> now you can tell them exactly how you feel about your experience. the government teaming up with yelp to let you know size up its services. >> what are the results going to reveal? "today in the bay's" edward lawrence live in washington, d.c. the government hopes the feedback, though, is going to help out. >> exactly. some people are going, we can't wait to get that review. we use yelp to find restaurants and hotels. why not give feedback to the federal government? that's what the general services administration digital gov team wants you to do. that team was formed last week, and they'd like you to review the government services. does it take you 20 minutes to get a passport or was the worker in the federal park nice to you? these are the type of things they want to see you post on yelp and give that star rating. now according to the white house, they're hoping managers and employees even in government ag

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. we're get morguels about that surfer in california over the weekend which a shark bit her surf board big time. >> luckily his teeth missed the surfer but surfer is sharing her story this morning and chris murphy, my goodness, what a bite. >> exactly, wait until you see this. surfer might take a break after this. here's what happened, elinor dempsey was swimming right between san francisco and los angeles when this happened. she said the shark swam under her board, and at first she thought it was a dolphin but soon said it was a shark, a great white one likely when it chomped on her board and left behind a 14-inch bite mark. >> it was under me. it is surface. it took the board. i was out of there. i never looked back. >> pretty we will. the it seemed surreal. like it didn't really happen. it just seemed surreal at this point. >> so shark then went after her, after case ago this board she jump topped nearby surfers to bring her to shore. wild life officials believe that bite was likely from a 6-foot lon

the meantime with 15 minute stoppages that's a big problem. here's that accident, estelle manor route 50 at cumberland road. tam and, sorry, erin. [laughter] >> all right, karen. we're learn morgueay's deadly house fire in chester county. officials say a 30-year-old woman who uses a wheelchair, her five cats and dogs were all killed. flames erupted on the 300 block of west main street in parkesburg yesterday morning. firefighters had a tough time at first because of an apparent hoarding situation inside. authorities say they're leaning towards unattended cooking as the cause of the fire but they're still investigating. >>> detectives are searching for the people who robbed a wawa in northeast philadelphia. this surveillance video is from the location on cottman avenue on july 30th. authorities say a woman acted as a lookout while a man acted as if he was going the buy cigarettes. instead he walked around the counter shoved an employee grabbed a few car tons of cigarettes and ran off. he and the woman jumped into a dark colored saturn. the clerk was not hurt but if you recognize either person please contact philadelphia police. >> happening today "action news" viewers have a chan

the re knvenue earnings. you have good stuff going on. >> still like j.p. morgue snn. >> absolutely. ancial company in the u.s., maybe in the world, and once again, trading at big fat yield in a low multiple. >> you can't talk individual stocks but you can talk about industry groups and sectors. where are you telling people to buy now? >> i would echo what mike said. we're focussed on the growth areas. we're looking for the companies that have shown the ability to grow their earnings despite a lackluster environment. a lot of the names are trading at a discount. thinking about things like technology, consumer discretionary, those more cyclical sectors but focusing on the individual companies that have shown the ability to grow top and bottom line. >> if the projection is for single digit returns and double digit volatility, are there in the clients of yours that you might say the stock market isn't worthwhile being in as things stand at the moment? there are other asset classes that might be safer in this environment? i'm echoing what others said. what is your broader view? >> i think

because zillow also found out income has been relatively flat over the years but homes are more expensive, so that means people are spend morguen homes. in the early '70s, it was 1.7 of their income and now it's 2.6 of their income. how do you deal with that? >> not to get too arithmetic here, but it's the newmumeratord the denominator. income is not going up near as much as it used to. that has to do with job weaknesses, even with kids getting out with a college degree. they get out with a college degree, they've got some debt, they're facing a tougher job market. just to be clear, any millennial who can hear the sound of my voice, you're better with a college degree than without. but i think we need to help these young people manage their beb debts better, and interestingly, you have college students all talking about interest in student debt. >> it makes sense for the millennial with that kind of student debt to rent a home until they can afford to get out of the hole. >> one of the other problems they're facing is rental costs have been rising quite quickly relative to income, and they've been rising faster in the markets

they signed a two year advertising deal that will need the nfl up loading three times more content to twitter include morgueighlights and pictures from games and progress. twitter says it will make sure those tweets are seen by account holder who's are likely they want to see it. >> in your money tonight, a revamp soft drink may be coming store shelf near you. diet pepsi without as per tame. pepsico says the change is in response to customer feedback. as per tame is being replaced with the artificial sweetener bust known as splenda. sales of diet sodas have been falling now for the last three years or so. industry analysts believe it's because of customer concerns about as per tame. the revamped diet pepsi expected to be available nationally by the end of the week. >>> and it's a big day for oreo lovers. brownie batter oreos officially go on sale today. it's the latest in a string of he can on the tick oreo flavors to hit the mark including cotton candy, pumpkin spice and red velvet. brownie batter is a limited time flavor. if you want to try it don't wait too long washington, d.c. has the perfect way to re

the water. >> 78 expected today. and low to mid-80s. it is # five in morgue and just not as -- in morgan hill. s seven in san mateo. and some people love the heat. some people love the rain and we are getting a combination. the damp weather. into the weekend. they will have temperatures that will be a tad cooler. then we will begin a slow rebound into the business week. >> they giver of never get too hot on wednesday. >> looks, good. >> rosemary. >> nico and sean o'sullivan opened up the pub two blocks wiew from the park. and they are holding it for the new san leandro county. >> he is get a taste of what is being brewed up. >> nico here. >> doing great. >> everyone knows your brewery. right across from the park. >> well nope for what. your outfit says it all. >> we have really great unique craft beers on the pub in san francisco. august is the 15 year anniversary. >> right. >> we just opened our brand new production facility here in searnl. and the reason you are dressed, this is sort of the big. >> this is the big summer beer. >> it is high or -- hell or high watermelon. and i promote the wat

is made baghdad morgue depend on tehran than they were a year and half ago. he's out in the open working directly with designated terrorists and t the bank that directly funds his organization was also be listed. not to mention what is doing in syria and these other places. so he is winning and baggage is taken more money and now you just gave him the ability to buy advanced weapons. and he can't help but smile spirit this may, in fact, prolong the ensuing campaign from this infusion of cash into the iranian coffers because they provided tremendous financial support to underpin the assad pushing. qassem suleimani is directed and coordinated the strategy across the region orchestrating involvement from hezbollah in syria correspond to the iraq issue malicious industry. is directly behind the bombings, the federal bombings of refugee centers, of the destruction of bakeries and then send it in syria in order to impact the population. he's conducted and numerous human rights violations under his organization and under his direction and tutelage, and this was occurring in iraq. y

the day with potential of isolated strong storms on heavy downpours. localized heavy storms that do pop tomorrow. but today still quiet. sunny early clouds roll in and showers get going late tonight into tomorrow morgue. lows dropping between 53 and 70. 79 tomorrow those two days on humid side but we'll see drier conditions into wednesday. thursday, friday, saturday is tomorrow. bring in christina stoffo who keeps talking about. quiet on the roadways so we have a theory. >> so nice yesterday that people just stayed where they were. they said we're call ugh out tomorrow. >> can you blame them? >> so nice yesterday. it was. if i was in the beach i would have -- [laughter] >> good morning everybody. for those of you that need to go to work norpg and didn't stay on the beach. things aren't looking so great around downtown. not bad on i.e. van wyck off for the grand central parkway an issue with the misplaced truck. we got word of that. keep that many mind taking out one lane on the ramp. seeing deep the ride if you're traveling on thru way over the tappan zee bridge not bad. palisades lookings good. not bad if you're traveling across west with chester 684 here along up to speed, now outside and i'll brin