we are starting out in the 70's, temperatures going into the 90's. this afternoon, then more over the weekend. temperatures take a dip down as there is more cloud cover near the coast line, then back up to around 90 on sunday. erika: right now rockland police are asking for your help finding this suspect he's wanted in connection with an attempted break-in on albion street yesterday. an alert teenager was able to scare off the thief and call for help. brody davis was home alone when he says he saw a man using a the suspect ran into nearby woods. but before he got away, brody made sure to get a good look. >> first saw him i thought he had a weapon so i knew i would have to tell the police about it. i saw the scar in thought it would be huge. erika: the police say that description helped them draw up a very detailed composite sketch. if you recognize the man you should call rockland police. randy: updates on breakiew flight from logan, and what witnesses saw before a fiery chain reaction crash. plus, upsetting claims against the baltimore police. the in

's. the women in the uaw were among the first in the labor movement to come to support e.r.a., and decide to protective labor legislation was not for them. women in the garment industry held out. the amount emitted clothing workers did not drop their position to e.r.a. until 1974. that is really late. the context is what let all the difference. as those diminished, especially in the 1950's and 1960's and after, the e.r.a. looks better. dr. williams: i think the average person would say, how things have teams -- change. a time when republicans were supporting the equal rights amendment. [laughter] compared to what we have to work with today. one of the advantages today is that there are so many enlightened men. i bet there is no man and his audience, are maybe one, who would say i'm opposed to the equal rights amendment. i'm not talking about -- i would just like the men and audience did turn to somebody and say, she's not talking about me. [laughter] i think it is an advantage now, particular

, the sevenok at bmw series versus the s class. you see in yellow, the series, their flagship sedan, sales were basically in line with that of es class in 2012 and 2013. then in 2014, s class took off because mercedes introduced a two door version, very slick, and a number of other areas. bmw stuck with the same old four-door seven series. now in an attempt to fight off the tesla model s which is almost caught up with the s , whichnd the audi a8 will become self driving, bmw is going to make a two door version of the 7 series. 733 of thee if the early 1980's was a two door but i cannot recall seeing a two door7 series. so this is a big deal. joe: another big deal is the fed. just take a look at two-year yields. this chart in my bloomberg has a comparison of two-year yields, which is the blue line, and the fed rate increase, and you can see how well they mesh there. this is always going to be basically how it works. that ona good reminder the long end of the curve, it fluctuates for all kinds of things, whether the economy, internati

by late morning, in the 70's new the coast but look at the temperatures climbing in land, 80's to the 90's once again today. excessive heat back through parts of central western new england and that will be coming back to the rest of the art after parts of springfield and hartfield. the place to be is the coast line. mostly cloudy skies, temperatures only in the 70's. by the heat is back in a big way tomorrow. looks like we are back into the 90's. antoinette: a giant rubber duck back with its rightful owner after five years. doug: that duck traveled the world but it's disappearance and return still remains a mystery. gayle duckas family's front yard. it has sound. the family has received postcards from across the globe. they have even been following a facebook page someone set up. >> the picture i saw looked suspiciously like my sidewalk and my drooping flower. wait a minute, she's in the driveway, she's home. doug: that duck flies first if it is ever solved.. antoinette: i think that is kind of creepy. it just showed up. doug: people steal the gnomes from the lawn. antoinette: i want

on the s&p 500 have hit their new 52-week highs. scarlet: nordstrom's numbers have just crossed. let's start with adjusted earnings per share, $.67 was higher than the anticipated seven cents. you'retop line, if looking at the revenue reported, $3.65 billion a bit shy of what analysts were looking for. nordstrom getting it done on the bottom line but not for the top line. sales in terms of comparable sales, that's where the company missed. revenue, that's for the company missed but in terms of comparable sales, total company comps, that was down 1.2%. comparable sales beat, but the actual revenue line missed. joe: stocks surging over 10%. comps, the full price out let down 2%. the estimate was down for 5.8%. nordstromlso, affirming net and comparable sales. it's not downgrading its outlook either, which is a relief to investors given what we saw last quarter with the retailers reporting. joe: seem similar to macy's. so much pessimism had been built up. all you need to do is have less bad and reaffirm the status quo. scarlet: nordstro

the dew point now in the 60's instead of the 70's. you're still going to notice the humidity, even though peeve cooled down today. the wind is demoming off the water. you can see it here, bringing in the cooler temperatures. we have fallen into the upper 60's in beverly. portsmouth. you go farther south and west, already in the low 80's. new bedford, 70's. and the cloud cover has made it back to about worcester. brighter skies just west of there, already in the low 80's in hartford as well. here are the high temperatures this afternoon. the front is going to stall and get stuck right in this vicinity, so we will manage the 80's over the interior, but right along the coast, we're holding in the 70's throughout the day from lower 80's on cape cod. there you see the extreme heat still across western new england. you can see the cloud cover that is out there n a solid strip of rain across northern new england, that is not coming our way today. but this boundary here set up right over southern new england could be a weak trigger for showers

the lower 90's, but the feels like temperatures in the middle 90's. the beach forecast, 86 ocean city, 83 sunday, 82 monday, water temperature in the 70's. the next seven days, lower humidity for the weekend, but monday and tuesday, a lot of kids go back to school, looking at the heat index values in the middle to upper 90's, high and the lower 90's. a better chance of thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday, which will drop our temperatures into the 80's for the end of next week. leon: the skins were under the bright lights tonight. robert: a little scary starting all. you could say that we like that. last dress rehearsal for the redskins starters come an ugly start tonight, but things got better. >> countdown to labor day, sponsored by paralyzed veterans of america. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. thert: a slow start for redskins tonight, in the drop pass department. nobody could hang onto anything. nobody but desean jackson, which was good. then there was this. kirk cousins throws the interception. great pl

cine: the u.s.'sbest region in the world but the fed has not started tightening yet. if they start tightening, it will be the fed versus >> the rest of the world? >>we think they have because they raise the front and last the but they are not doing purchase programs you see in the u k and europe and japan. that the people say fed is the dome people and they imply they are the smart ones. the market is at an all-time high. for the record, i was not suggesting the fed was dumb but it's pretty lonely in this cycle. you have everyone trying to transfer to cheap money. i understand the argument that the fed has started tightening but they only managed one tiny little interest rate rise. divergence that could send the dollar higher and heard some of the earnings. >> it could. one of the biggest questions is if i get zero earnings in the u.s., well that's happening, i'm not afraid of and earnings collapse because they are generally gaining share. if i am guaranteed zero without fear of a collapse, i am good

but tonight, it is comfortable out there, temperatures in the 70's, dewpoints in the 40's and 50's for the most part, away from the keys. it's going to be a nice night fo 50's through the interior. but hot weather heading our way with risk of those showers and storms, i'll time those out for you. >> mark: everywhere you look, you see brown lawns, fields drying up and ponds well below their usual water levels. our coverage live in deadham. there's not a lot people can do. can't, mark and as you mentioned, look around me, you can see here, it looks like it's brown, dead grass. here we are at the dedham water westwood district and this is what it looks like everywhere you go. it looks like there is absolutely nothing really coming out of the hoses, barely any water and the rain we're getting on saturday, that's not going to cut it. >> no rain, no green. >> the reporter: the saying it's brown and green: we have a combination. >> the reporter: but that certainly is not the case here in massachusetts. driving around town in westwood and deadham, grass is brown and -- just dry. this map clear

temperatures in the 80's, falling back it to the 70's. just fantastic. for the wke clouds increase and notice when you wake up on saturday morning, we'll be watching for the risk of some scattered showers to develop, but really, during the midday and into the afternoon, we could see some showers and storms develop, some of these storms could be strong to severe with the potential of damaging winds, as well as very heavy rainfall in a short period of time, but post places could see anywhere from a tenth to a quarter inch of rain. not enough to bust the drought. that front comes on through, we dry out on sunday, pick of the weekend, temperatures in the low next week. could see another risk of showers late wednesday into thursday. eye. >> elizabeth: just as ozzie osborne confessed he's in treatment for sex, micll accusis burn of disclosing private causing di distress. osbourne posted a tweet, saying anyone looking for se a calm he did not remove the tweet until a month later. ng a new and delicious way to express your political leanings for the up. coming pr

in the 50's all day today. typically, this time of year. you can plan on the 60's. tomorrow, another fairly decent day for dewpoints. remaining in the 50's. then notice, friday comes up. saturday goes way up. this sets us up for thunderstorms on saturday afternoon. then behind. boom. it drops off again. we got a couple of would be muggy hear as we talk about later on this week. here's the satellite. try to find a cloud anywhere. none to be found. you widen out the view. go to the south. away out here to the northern plans before you run into cloud cover. the area to the north. this thunderstorms across here. tonight it is clear and very comfortable. 58-54 with the southwest. then tomorrow, sunny skies. with the breeze in here. a little cooler. look for temperatures. here the highs. notice inland, upper 80's close to 9. the humidity is still manageable. you are right nar the shoreline. a little bit cooler. the cape and islands, highs tomorrow in the 70's. that is the cool breeze coming in across the ocean. now let's check on the tropics. this is a tropical storm. this

the water. it was 98 yesterd today. 60's on the north shore of new hampshire and even 50's and far northern maine. near 80 degrees in hartford right now and we have a factor cold front working its way south and as it continues to shift to the south unless, it is pushing heat and humidity, some we will have some of that off to the west, but this front of the the dividing line between excessive 669 in boston, clouds linger throughout most of the day and most of cloudy day, 70's at the coast and they will be 80's farther inland. much of your day is tripe you have outdoor plans and one or two showers with storms popping up this afternoon and a better chance by the north and west. doug: thanks. 5 investigates has learned 6:32. police have submitted dna samples for testing on at least one possible person of interest marcotte. antoinette: marcotte disappeared after leaving her mother's home in princeton on sunday her body -- on her body was found nearby sunday. a few hours later. the da's office has received more than 400 tips in the case. the da would not comment on our information but did say the publ

the s&p losing 13 points. mberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. joe: i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" miller.am matt ♪ scarlet: u.s. stocks closing lower. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" scarlet: hp earnings in minutes. economy,peninsula silicon valley's growth adding jobs at more than double the national average. matt: turkey begins a major offensive in syria. blackrock says politics in turkey are more stable than understood. scarlet: we begin with market minutes, the worst they for the s&p 500 in three weeks. mores not risen or fallen than 1% and 33 days. matt: the range of 0.72%. o

another thing this serves to is from the 20's to the 40's to the 50's is that arguments for this divided world war ii. times new and it should have been obvious before. some of the most important american of internationalism coming out of world war ii were developed in the 1920's and 1930's on the right. out of world war ii, the right not the left where advancing potent alternative visions for .he u.s.'s role in the world if we cast off the colonized imagination of the history are y, maybe-- historyographb we can see better connections. thank you, very much. [applause] our next presenter is trygve throntveit. he is the dean fellow for civic minnesota college of human development. he has written several developments. two books on american international and diplomatic history. william james and the quest for an ethical republic published in 2014 and power without victory, americanilson and the experiment in production with university of chicago press and should be coming out soon. in the spring of 2017, he will assume editorship of the good society, the journal of the field of studies, a t

down into the lower 60's at 4:00 a.m. and then bottoming out even in the 50's in a lot of those inland lower lying spots, we'll be in the 60's in the city overnight tonight. light winds, clearly skies ago, little of that patchy fog inland. when i come back, i'm about the return of the oppressive humidity and my concerns with the heavy rain potential straight ahead. >> blair: the body of a man who died trying to save his dog has now been pulled from water. crews retrieved the 54-year-old earlier today from a river in franconia notch. authorities say the man died this weekend while trying to rescue one of thinks dogs who jumped over board while they were boating in the river. the man began to struggle and life jackets were thrown to him but he could not reach them. he was seen with the dog on his >> vanessa: a driver struck by a bicyclist in duxbury. duxbury fire department tweeting out this picture of the scene on route 53 in birch street around 11:00 a.m. this morning. we are still waiting to hear that person's condition a

u-s."the primary question is how do wemake sure we don't have another 12 million illegal aliens coming in later." mexico trip was meant to show he can be a statesman. but hillary clinton dismissed that notion sayg trump has a lot to learn about diplomacy. diplomacy."it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours." there are new questions about clinton's state department emails.t dtment now says some of the emails the fbi recovered from her private approximately 30 documents th benghazi attack that killed four americans.the f-b-i is expected to publicly release notes from its investigation of hillary clinton's email server.clinton continues to struggle with public peeption about the ails. her favorability rating is w at the lowest point it's ev been.craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. 3 the clinton campaign says the benghazi related emails had already been handedr. isis says one of its most holly willia

energy and staples are outperforming in the s&p. t the best performing stock right now is nordstrom. this after the company's earnings beat wall street estimates. thanks to a smaller than expected decline in same-store sales continuing a pattern, bill. >> yeah. yesterday we talked about the possible resurgence of retail. is that story line holding today? courtney reagan wraps it up and steve liesman with the new data of this morning. let's start with courtney. >> jcpenney is getting there and still a long way to go. the retailer posting a loss and both smaller than expected and a fraction of last year's loss. sales a little light and comparable sales still positive. remember, it's rebuilding back those big plunges we saw under the former ceo's failed transformation and then the reversal and reiterating full-year guidance. they like the strength driven by regular priced selling at jcpenney. margins, though, only improving 10 basis points. updates to the center core where the accessories are sold and home of the appliance rollout stron

for the s&p 2785 and for the nasdaq 5232.are -- any positive close for the nasdaq is another new record high here. >> how about twitter? it's jumping on a report it's in talks with apple tv to enable users to watch nfl games on the apple tv. twitter shares above $20, a level they haven't closed above since january. julia boorstin has more on this for us now. >> reporter: shares up 6.5% and they were up as much as 8% earlier today thanks to "the new york times" report that twitter's in talks to bring the app to apple tv. now, neither twitter or apple would comment but investors think that this kind of deal could lead to new users watching twitter's live streaming content, particularly the ten nfl games twitter will stream this season. the nfl had nothing to say, no comment here. this, though, would allow twitter users to stream those ten nfl games twitter's broadcasting directly to the tv set but twitter and apple wouldn't need that deal because apple tv already allows users to mirror on the ios device or computer to the tv se

yesterday they were in the mid 07's. now we're in the lower 60's. that means it doesn't feel too bad this will probably drop in the 50's later this afternoon. we will call it pleasant g stuff for early august. storm scan three nothing is happening. this is the trend for the next several days. if you have outdoor plans today, and tomorrow, even through middle of the week we are looking good, still warm this afternoon but still, humidity on the low side 88 degrees for philadelphia mid 80's at the shore m i had 80's at the poconos. it is august. that heat and humidity will return. we will let you know when it arrives in a few more minutes. back to you. >>> investigators in berks county are trying to get to the bottom of what they believe is a murder/suicide. that leaves an entire family of five, dead. this all happened at a home in thinking spring outside of, reading. berks county district attorney, mark short behind his wife wife, meg and and his three children. they appear to be shot death. remains were discovered around 3:00 in the afternoon. "eyewit

not highs in the 80's, but highs in the 70's and lows into the 50's. a little bit of the cool side, little taste of fall into labor day weekend. as long as that one system down to the south does not get mixed in, it looks like it will be a dry weekend towards labor day with temperatures in the upper 70's to around 80 degrees. sunshine and low humidity. diane: thank you. a big welcome back for a hometown hero in needham. narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of reid: olympic champion aly raisman getting a big welcome back from her hometown of needham today. diane: she showed off her three medals at the rally for aly,

exactly the same as the s&p foreign energy. so again, playing for some convergence of these two lines. the blue line is going to go the way of the orange to some extent. so, a couple of other charts, this is the actual etf in relation to its price. it's farther above trend than the last six years. just to put this in context, it goes back to the higher bull market high in '07. this ricochet now steeper than the one coming off of the '09 final crisis low. that's incredible. and at this point, this is about where you get pullbacks. we haven't had that yet. another thing to look at is in terms of retracement. this low is 12. this 78. a $66 move. 25% takes you to where we closed today at 28.50. a quarter of the move and you can draw your lines like that. you could draw them like that, but either way, your difficult level, it's a crowded space, looks a lot like certain energy stocks did before the whole thing came apart. >> what is the risk to the downside and what level do we need to hold in order to avoid that? >> you can get thing

and whenou 90's, and dewpoints in the 70's, you get a heat i to 100 in spots. but let me tell you, our heat index right now, over 100 in boston, as well as the north shore. through the merrimack valley, down across the southeast. so this is what it feels like. it feels about 10 degrees hotter than the actual temperatures. so the heat advisory that we had that went into effect at noon, it does continue until 7:00 p.m. for those very hot conditions. perhaps drink plenty of fluids if you will be outside. one thing i want to point out, if you see the skies darkening up, threatening, there are a few showers out there, we still have a severe thunderstorm warning for this storm system that dropped a good amount of rainfall, manchester actually reporting 8 inches of flooding on one of the roadways, it is pushing southeastward, that severe thunderstorm warning goes until 5:30 p.m. lots of lightning too. otherwise, the shower that went through foxborough dying the 90's. coolest conditions on the cape, good for you if it's your week there, you have that wind off the water,

it will be a quick jump out of the 70's into the 80's, and look at that. my 5:00 in merrimack, 96 degrees. that is just the temperature, not the humidity. you can see the cloud cover, showers shifting to the south. much more comfortable. that will not work in until the middle part of next week. it is going to stay very humid right through the afte week. 95 this afternoon in boston, upper 90's through merrimack, and the heat will combine with the humidity to give us the height heat indices. it's not the record isolated thunderstorm. better chances as the front shifts southward. let's get you out of the roads. olessa: we are watching some on the north shore, but this is a check by the gas tank. so far it is nice and light. let's get over to the rest of the route. north of town, not the best visibility. foggy conditions into the north shore. building toward spot pond. the pike eastbound is still 15 minutes, 495 to 128. some delays building up to 15. trains and buses still on schedule. randy: now to the breaking news we're following. new details on a bad hit fo

or perhaps since the 1930's. what to make of this? there can be little doubt american capitalism in its has fed offl arcs of the bodies of african americans in a variety of well-known and often devastating ways. later hyper exploited the of enslaved and free men, women, and children, driving the country's economic growth at crucial historical moments. it has disrupted black families and communities through forced relocation, seasonal employment, and underemployment, and a variety of legal devices. american capitalism has confined black workers to regional and local labor markets where they long received the lowest of wages and suffered the greatest of vulnerabilities. it has benefited from the use of black convict labor in some of the most dynamic, modernizing sectors of the economy, especially the post-civil war southern economy. american capitalism has contributed to the construction of the edifice we know as jim crow. it has created a large black underclass whose prospects for escape are extremely limited. and

temperatures from the low to mid 60's up to the 70's at this hour. cool spots to the north of the city. sixty-four in pottstown. sixty-six willow grove. storm scan three nice and quiet no threat of rain today or tomorrow. check out our highs still well above average 91 today but less humid, plenty of sunshine. 84 degrees. lower 80's in the poconos. we will talk about more 90's on the way in the forecast and let you know our next chance for shower or thunderstorm in a few more minutes. greg, back over to you. >>> police are looking for three men after a man was attack in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh live outside east detectives with the very latest on this investigation, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, greg. two big questions this morning who is responsible and whether that man will survive his injuries. he is still in extremely critical condition the at einstein medical center. police tell thaws three men a approached the victim, and then one of them punched him in the face. it happened aro

temperatures from the low to mid 60's up to the 70's at this hour. cool spots to the north of the city. sixty-four in pottstown. sixty-six willow grove. storm scan three nice and quiet no threat of rain today or tomorrow. check out our highs still well above average 91 today but less humid, plenty of sunshine. 84 degrees. lower 80's in the poconos. we will talk about more 90's on the way in the forecast and let you know our next chance for shower or thunderstorm in a few more minutes. greg, back over to you. >>> police are looking for three men after a man was attack in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh live outside east detectives with the very latest on this investigation, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morn

temperatures in the 60's and to the 70's. this afternoon we will warm up, well in the 80's, a couple of degrees above average but not humid. so if you have outdoor plans it is not bad at all whether you are hitting the beaches or pool or just hanging out, outside. eighty-eight for the high for philadelphia, mid 80's at the shore and near 80's at the poconos. it does get warmer. we will talk about another stretch for 90's with high humidity and showers and storms and i'll break it down in a few more minutes, back inside to you. >>> police va a family of five is dead after a murder suicide. it all happened in sin king spring. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live from the scene this morning and tell us what investigators to have say about this horrific crime, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, joe. i can tell you this is a very quiet, calm neighborhood. nothing seems out of place. two cars still sitting in the driveway but investigators made a gruesome discovery yesterday, five people, shot dead, inside, three of the

versus the s&p, the blue line.decline in march and the economic surprise, you saw a decline in the s&p. subsequently, back in june, you did see and other decline in the s&p. we are starting to see another rollover of the surprise index yet snp is that record levels. so the data keeps his appointing, will that feed through into stocks. to do withe has fundamentals. the white line is enough percentage of banks that are tightening lending standards and the orange line are delinquencies that we have seen for loans. the number of companies that are now looking at tightening aboverds has increased to 0%. the axis line is over here. it has been increasing and the default rate has been picking above up, 1.5 percent. fundamentally, the default question we have been hearing in ae high deals market, this is highlight of three things that they say in their notes. if we keep seeing default when you have so much money in the investment-grade markets, what happens when the faults are triggered? what kind of washout? jonathan: and

stocks from record highs, at least the s&p and nasdaq. the biggest drop in one week for the s&p. have not seen big moves. six out of 10 groups finishing lower, financials and energy laggards, wti declines 3%. joe: consumer staples and telecom leading the way, classic defensive sectors. matt: some individual stocks moving down. bank stocks taking a hit. pretty decent losses for heavily weighted stocks. right aid rose the most this year, up 6%. point 25% after earnings yesterday, initially down, then coming back today. up, at 13%, massive move least four analysts have upgraded yelp. some interesting things in the government bond market, particularly u.k., new lows on the 10 year yield, but action as the boe has trouble with its reverse auctions, not enough bids. better, but all time lows in 10 year yields. i want to go into the bloomberg to talk about mongolia. bondis a mongolian euro that matures in 2022. that is higher rates on a government bond. they said we are running out of money, major crisis. i think investors have forgotten that interest rates can go up and there is sovere

temperatures dropping tonight from the 80's to the 70's by 10:00 p.m. if you're going out to play some golf this evening, by the time a cold glass of water, it will be 77 degrees and clear. out there at gillette stadium, 85 degrees, the music is already playing, but for those of you tailgating out there and listening to us, it's going to be a beautiful evening. there is no threat for a shower out there at gillette stadium, dropping through the 80's by 8:00 p.m. and into the 70's by 11:00 p.m. this evening under clear skies for gillette. 87 in the north end. you saw jackie out there just a few minutes ago, an st. anthony's feast is kicking off tonight. opening saying -- pony gets underway and no threat for any storms. sun will go down. it's sunny to start this evening and out at franklin, i was talking about that movie night, right along the shores of beaver pond in franklin not far from 495, you can actually see it from the highway. 80 degrees at 8:00 p.m. 60's all around the metropolitan boston area, even out to worcester county. there will be upper 50'

and you get it half the price to book versus the s&p. we think the reach for yield will push through into hong kong now and a gain the stock market should do quite well. jonathan: beyond that chart, we've had some upside, 5% so far year-to-date. but your call isn't based on the dividend yield. it's the fact that a lot of the companies have cut cap ex aggressively. sean: so the equity markets has been when companies run for survival, just push cash flow as much as possible, cut cap x, try to protect the differents and we've seen that in some of the chinese companies and that's a pretty good time go back to revisit equity markets. alix: you like broader e.m. as well. so does everybody else. is there a danger of overcrowding? sean: e.m. has had a much better scal and monetary -- and having taken rates up in places like russia and brazil. the good news is the inflation rates have been rolling over. so we've had really good performance out of indonesia and there's room in russia and brazil. jonathan: here's the story for me. brazil, an impeach

the windows. temperatures dropping down to mid-50's, into the mid-60's. for tomorrow, cooler along the coastline. temperatures, 80-87. partially sunny and a nice day. here is the forecast: wednesday into thursday, we will watch for some showers. notice behind that front, friday and saturday, temperatures dropping down into the 70's. >> christa: all right, danielle. thank you. still ahead, jimmy fallon having a bit of fun at the music awards with his impersonation of ryan lochte. >> sarah: a rescue on the railroad: fast transit officer pulls a man out of the way of an oncoming train with seconds fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. >> a t

the u-s women look for gold in the 4-by-100 relay.. and usain bolt make his last run for gold in rio..i'm jay up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the warning from the i-r-s about a scam targeting parents with kids about to head back to school. also-- mcdonald's pulling "step-it" trackers from happy meals.the reason behind the happening right now -- a terrible bus crash in newark in new jersey.take a look at this one bus -- t bones another -- remember they're about an hour ahead of us there this happened just about a half hour ago -- about 6:30 local time.we are hearing the driver of one of the buses was killed. our n-b-c reporting multiple injuries -- at least 9 so far -- and several closures in the area. people are reportedly trapped inside the bus right now.they have stretchers lined up on the street for those victims as soon as they get off the bus.some people on board were able to walk away.no word on the extent of any injuries. the bus just cracked in half on the impact here.we'll stay on top of this and bring you continu

the plane vanilla s&p 500 -- the vanilla s&p 500 sunk and they had bond returns down 10%, 30% and theyaid, oh, i need alternative exposures. that was the right call. post crisis, it would have been hard to produce an alternative return. but now, don't let the idea of diversification fadeaway. that is still a relevant call. when you have yields at all-time lows and stocks turning to new highs, you want to be aware of that and make sure diversification is live and well in your portfolio. david: you are talking about going out month, years, as is going back decades. i love this chart. this was originally produced by rick wake at lake partners and we re-created it. is a sharp ratio? it gives you a sense of how much return am i getting for each unit of risk. historically if you can get to a level of one, that return is very good, very good. ratios back at sharp over 30 years, you can see a plain-vanilla investment in the index isaggregate giving you a sharp ratio of 10 over seven. what you can see from that chart is, the last five or six years, we have been well beyond that. we have had sha

by wednesday, the 80's and sunshine are back. then by friday, we will crank storm friday into saturday. >> christa: officers bring an inmate into a courtroom who appears not to be wearing pants. a judge is outraged. the woman appeared in court on friday. she told the judge she had been in jail for three days and claims she was denied requests for pants or hygienic products. the woman was wearing athletic shorts. they were covered up by her shirt. >> i'm not trying to embarrass you. i'm very sorry. can we get her something to cover up with? anything anything. anything. i don't care what it is. >> christa: and the corrections officers say the woman had not been in custody long enough to be given a jail jumpsuits. the judge sentenced her to a fine and time already served. >> christa: coming up on 7 news, the last of the u.s. athletes arriving in rio on it's the celebration of the year! blinds to go's annual storewide sale going on now! buy one, get one at half price. hundreds of styles and colors. every item through the store. buy on

so, basically temperatures outeu there all across the region regn are in the 60's and the 70's. 7. r thet foe next couple of days.xt cou it's going the stay in the lower 90's.s. listen, now here's what i seeate this week. w i don't see a lot ofi oppressive humidity coming our way.don't opessi that's good. and i do see awa cooling trend d towards the end of the weeke w and speaking about humidityboutd it's not that bad today. to again, the heat index is stilles going to be alive and well, maybe two to 3 degrees abovebo the actual air temperature.empee some of you it will feelill f pretty much like it's the airesr temperature so again we're not talking about a lot of a humidity simply because theseaue winds are coming in from the the north today and that's going to be really the trend, too.reo. and as we get towards theards middle of the part week it's looking like wednesday will begw the most humid day and by fary f not nearly as humid as what wese have seen around here forere it shouldn't be a big deal. then we'll be watching off theie coast here, there's probably pra going to be wh

we started off in the 60's north and west. you guys already climbing into the low 70's. at temperatures mainly in the 60's, 70's and even washington that is the warm spot, all across the midatlantic there. all right, satellite and radar showing a complex of showers and thunderstorms moving across the midwest. so, places like chicago up through detroit the great lakes they're getting a break from the heat with all this rain but high pressure firmly in place overhead of us means that all those showers and storms will have to circle around us. we're not expecting any rain this weekend. just the high heat. the story for today, less humidity than yesterday. the despite the fact that temperatures are well into the 90's later this afternoon we'll mix out some of that moisture but it's short lived because notice this green which denotes some of the moisture does start to creep back in especially east of washington. this is for tomorrow by sunday so hot both days. little break from the humidity today. 94 is the high temperature here in washington. it's almost 10 trees above 92 in

the year temperatures well into the 90's. we were in the 90's today. currently at reagan national airport, 79 degrees, .eston 72, manassas 80 woodbridge at 70 degrees. we made it to 90, our 20th time th me this year. the typical high temperature this time of year, and it looks like we will be above average again tomorrow. the bus stop forecast come into the 70's tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies. plenty of sunshine at recess, into the upper 80's. we have code orange air quality, which is unhealthy for sensitive groups. with air temperatures in the 90's, with the athletics, be mindful of the heat and humidity and the air quality. right now we are quiet. off to the northwest, showers and thunderstorms working across parts of western maryland, garrett county. we can see an isolated shower northwest of d.c. overnight. most of that is dissipating. things are picking up in the tropics. we have a hurricane right now out in the atlantic, hurricane the north american seacoast. we have a tropical depression of the carolinas, and one of her south florida right

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in the 50's and 60's. if you are setting out the door this morning, you will notice how much cooler it is. high temperatures will rebound nicely. let humidity. -- low humidity. closing to 80 degrees or even 70's near the shoreline, but as you look inland, nothing but sunshine today. the sun can't still be intense this time of year -- along the shoreline it may be cooler but if you are over the out in the temperatures are in the mid-70's. we have a lot of things going on in the tropics right now, and the tropics will become extremely active this week. three systems to keep an eye on. fiona is winding down -- doesn't look like we will get the beneficial rain at all. this was doesn't even have a name yet because it isn't even organized. organized and head for southern florida. gaston is looking impressive out here off the coast of africa right now -- this is the one to watch because it looks like it will become a hurricane within the next 24-48 hours and maybe a fairly significant one. all traffic keeps it off

daytime highs in the middle 80's. nighttime lows in the 60's. mething we have not seen for a long, long time. you can actually open the windows monday night and enjoy the cooler air. alison: wonderful. looking forward to it. jonathan: the skins need to save some of this for the regular season. sending theedskins home fans home happy tonight from fedex field. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. birthday boy gets the night off, kirk cousins turning 28 today, a healthy scratch for the redskins in tonight second preseason game. not with the fans wanted, but in the long run better safe than sorry. you want captain kirk fully healthy for the regular season. fedex field, the skins hosting the jets. matt joneszol gets the kerry, s down hard on his left shoulder. he left again, later diagnosed with an a.c. sprain, may miss a couple weeks. defensively, a good showing by the secondary. smithlackmon reads geno and steps in front of the past. interception. very next play, colt mccoy looking dee

yesterday we were in the 40's in the poconos, lower 50's. we are about four to 7 degrees warmer but still 58 degrees is good stuff up in allentown. mid 60's

we have the charts you can't meis.. s. the dow and s&p finishing marginally higher.

stocks from record highs, at least the s&p and nasdaq. the biggest drop in one week for the s&p.g lower, financials and

the s&p mid cap and small cap indices are at historic highs. reme we didn't have far to go in the first place. the s&p 500 was never more than about 1% from an historic high in the past month, so in addition to the rally in a major indices, the rally is showing signs of classic rotation. in the last several week, technology and bio tech have been big market leaders. so names like microsoft have been str time, prior market leaders like utilities and telecom and consumer staples, they've been lagging. why the move up? today's job report is the immediate catalyst, but the rall di didn't start this morning. over hav okay. crude oil, which gave everyone a scare a week ago, is showing stability around $41 and third, there's a lot more talk of fiscal stimulus, not just monetary in the uk, europe and the u.s. at the new york stock exchange. >> for a second straight month, american employers d blockbuster job growth. 255,000 new workers added in july with june revised upward to 292,000. >> it sukts the econom more. >> more part time work rs found full ti

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the s&p 500 is down .3%. i and with the nasdaq down .2%. doolittle is at the nasdaq with more. go: we have the nasdaq fluctuating between's -- abigail: we have the nasdaq fluctuating. up 20%.re aboved $.50 in cash, well the initial offer back in april. the shareholders are probably pretty happy about her. these are all biotech stocks here for the nasdaq. on thethese stocks scarcity. similar andis very could come with a big price tag. a rare disease company. it could fit very well but however, what is interesting is it does not have it modeled to break even until fiscal year 2018. investors and companies may be willing to pay up for that. this is actually not m&a, it is more special it -- speculation. people saying they could be bought in the price probably coming somewhere around 23-20 four dollars per share. the stock is already up 46% this year. $23 per share suggests the stock could move up by 20% from the current levels. the japanese rival, diversification, industrial and consumer and auto save haven. >> nina has more from the newsroom.

it was the ninth record close for the s&p this year. the eighth for the dow and that's something that would have seemed almost impossible this year got off to their worst start ever. despite the small move, stocks remain near all time thighs. the doo 18,576. nasdaq added four and s&p 500 dropped one and for the week, all the major indexes eked out smal the small moves fool you. our next guest says therrewardi. paul, you've been a lifelong bull. has anything you've seen lately changed your point of view? >> absolutely noe brexit low in early july, just added more confirmatie february bottom. that this bull u market has been rejuvenated. 2014 and '15 were pause years, but this is a brand-new refreshed, recharged bull market and as i've been saying since 2010, it's not going to end until we get to a minimum of dow 20,000. probably in the first quarter of 2017. >> now, there are those out me merging marxes and some developed countries that could put a haltadvanc yo disagree that. >> yes, sue, a lot of the issues that the bears have been hung

hour-by-hour, out in gardener in wo ting out in the firms. 50's to -- bottoming out in the 50's. low 60's out on cape cod for temperatures. if it's not clear over your town right now, it will be in a couple of hours. you'll wake up to full sunshine first thing in the morning. if you're heading north into maine, you may run into more clouds or even into the mountainous areas back through vermont, but most of us will be in full sunshine again through the day tomorrow. looking very nice out there. fast forward into friday. another sunny day. it's the front that's back here, sneaking up behind me that we have to talk more about for the upcoming weekend. let's talk first more about tomorrow. sunshine from the new hampshire seacoast, south to the north shore, south from there to the south shore and out to cape cod, all kinds of sunshine. wall-to-wall. i say wall-to-wall, but remember, there can be patches of fog, although without the rain falling today, i think the fog chances much reduced, especially compared to this morning when there were some out there. 70's out on cape cod, only b