. >> dogs rescued from louisiana avenue homes here thanks to a new place at thenk geauga count shelter, rescue village, the health and adoption blitz many people taking in 27 dr. louisiana adopted, a total of about 20 have found forever homes the outpouring of love and concern for these animals and the peopl of louisiana has been mind blowing. >> p lisa portion of the proce from adoptions today will be donated to louisiana sheltersl impacted by the flooding, more dogs from the area or to arrive next week. >> ve ramping up their war of words. presidential politics returning again, vice president will be in the area campaigning for hillary clinton thursday whatever first, he wil hold ralliesev in the area as w as i mahoning valley, exact siz to be determined, go to fox 8 for updates. contenders for th office are turning up campaign rhetoric, the clinton campaign with a campaign ad attacking donald trump betrays him as a loose cannon who lacks the temperament to lead the natio, new rhetoric is just a way to shift focus fromom controversy over the clinton foundation. >> she's using that a

. >> oonto thank all the kids who came out to thenk spiegel socc a great job that all the kids did this past week. this time yesterday we were rocking the world into lotski of storms out there with plenty of strong trees toppled all over. >> >> we see some pockets of sunshine, and we don't want to seem like yesterday with some people still cleaning up . >> the shelf cloud was scary enoughwa and did cause damage their still some cleanup, the atmosphere today looks more stable. we got a middle layer deck ofw we do not see yesterday. the storms are farther and fewer apart, non-severe and currently keeping an eye on it. most activity in western ohio. it is somewhat scattered. a badge in area on i-90 in ashtabula county. the county. and wayne scan it, holmes county, most of it is ou west and see it s it went throu cedar point it is much more scattered than yesterday and nothing severe. this is what i looks like an cedar point. for about five minutes then moved along. you can see the rain-cooled air is evidence of

. >> fox's brent limon tells us why some students think thenk school has gone way too far.er: incoming freshman brandon excited to be out of high school and more andm independent at uw milwaukee.wauk >> we're all adults here.dults . >> reporter: but a listt words some deem offensive hasenh this student questioning adent relatively new campus cam guideline. >> i feel like it's f censorship. inclusive excellence centerlenct debuted its just wordst w campaign bringing attention to words and phrases retarded and crazy. >> we're not saying you can't cn say those words.or. we're saying they can ben construed at micro aggression. >> reporter: jim hill saysl say just words is merely a merely suggestion not censorship.ensors >> we are not doing that at all. we're -- as a matter of facta we're trying to improve our have open dialogue. o >> reporter: also on the list, ghetto, nazi and even politically correct. >> someone may take offense to k that saying no i'm not being pc. i am just being me. >> reporter: we reached out we to the center for ininclusive excellence a group funded byy

d up thenk you've summe people who will face the tough questions. this is something that will play out over a long time. the average length is 4-6 years. over withto get this as quickly as possible. toughree men will face questions and how they do business -- and how they do business -- and how they do business -- and how they do in how they do business. they chasen is did deals at the expense of clean business and that is a question that will be asked? n stays injohh whatonch -- company is people are asking per how much longer do you expect him to be in the business? wonder is this his last air show? he's getting to an age where people might think it's time to hand off the baton to somebody else, but in many ways he also seems irreplaceable inside the company and are googly the most successful salesman on the planet. he sold more equipment than any other human being. to follow him will be very difficult. we can probably see a gradual handover in the next couple of years unless there is a more .irect link they been able to get out of these things in

said thenk itself revenue environment for banking is more constrained and interest rates, very low at it also notes that its net interest margins are stable. the word on the results from the third quarter, 3% decline in cash profits to $5.3 billion. this is a trading update not the four-year result. the capital one ratio is nine point 1%, but really this result is down on the higher expenses of bad debt. >> lending club shares plunging. it is on the news that the company has lost more than $81 million in the second quarter. the company also said cfo has resigned. lending club is re-grouping after a surprise leadership change back in may. are the hits going to keep coming? >> from the tone of the conference call it suggests that they tried to figure out all the problems. they've opened up and gone back to a lot of their customers and saying here is where we are doing due diligence. that he left, but the reasons that he left it it is a fact they were selling loans and not telling all of the truth about the actual underlying loans of these deals. that was a great concern of the company a

for thenk you so much news. let's get to a data check. this is a really subtle data check.er, 153, higher over the last number of days. 39, nice jump in crude in the next hour or so. we will talk to chris croissant about it.r i was shocked at the one-on-one level there. i know the mexican peso is an emerging market. francine: this is what i'm looking at. european stocks declining. banks are dropping now very quickly on pound. we had some better-than-expected, albeit contractionary mode for july for the u.k., so pound that -- so without really anything penning that, so we know that deutsche bank's are falling out of the euro 50. it goes to the severity of the situation. commerzbank figures down 8%. tom: that is the first amazing board of august. let me get quickly through this bloomberg to a smart discussion on yen. savings out today, personal income, personal spending, this is savings to disposable income. 50 years ago, we saved 10%. now we save about 5%. , there is a lot of good research. part of it is the aggregate tax bill that many americans pay has led to lower savings

grudging way, share it in exchange it with local law enforcement, the people on the front line. , thenkdaptability flexibility, is there. having said that there is a natural inclination among security people and politicians to fight the last war. in other words, whatever's currently in the headlines is members politicians and of congress put pressure on the homeland security people to worry about. the example i given the article, you'll recall after 9/11, the week after, there were the amtrak attacks. someone mailed anthrax in an envelope to several media offices and offices of members of the senate. several people died. , bioterrorism was the watchword of the dead. it was an vote. we spent tens of hundreds of millions of dollars on biosensors to deploy in cities around the country that we never perfected the technology. down -- headlines died they are still in cities across the country. the consensus that they don't work. 15 years later we have done nothing to improve the technology unit as we continue to spend $80 million to $100 million a year maintaining the stuff that does not work