thomas perez, thank you. >> happy labor day. cheryl: to you, too. thank you. the market saw the jobs report and thought, yeah, the fed is not acting any time soon. there you go. up 69 points. 18,488 on the dow. >>> the stock lululemon taking a beating after a lu lu of quarterly report, missing estimates and giving soft guidance, up as much as 46% this year. i like their pants, i don't know what to say to you all. the stock is down almost 10%. >>> we're going to switch gears, are you ready for football, people? i am, number 9 tennessee got the college football season off to an exciting start. is it an omen for the season ahead. are you ready for this? who's at the top are the heisman watch list. former bears and university coach and fox analyst is here dave wannstedt is going to get us up to speed when we come back. . . (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conver

billboards license no let's take a vote. >> commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner thomas commissioner perez did we had a - >> no motion. >> no. >> i motion to approve. >> second. >> (laughter). all righty the motion that didn't exist >> so the motion by commissioner lee and the second is - >> commissioner thomas commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner thomas commissioner perez and president tan. >> that motion carries good luck with that and hope to come by and play billboards next the fillmore heritage center. >> our second permitted this evening a place of entertainment for heritage center an 13 thirty fillmore in the space opted out by you don't she's with the focus events including live performance and music concerts and also do comedies and used for parties and special events they've done community outreach some in the files are coming in a little bit later a couple of those are support letters from the office of economic workforce development as well as supervisor president london breed office the station recommends approval with the good neighbor policy and here to talk abo

billboards license no let's take a vote. >> commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner thomas commissioner perez did we had a - >> no motion. >> no. >> i motion to approve. >> second. >> (laughter). all righty the motion that didn't exist >> so the motion by commissioner lee and the second is - >> commissioner thomas commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner thomas commissioner perez and president tan. >> that motion carries good luck with that and hope to come by and play billboards next the fillmore heritage center. >> our second permitted this evening a place of entertainment for heritage center an 13 thirty fillmore in the space opted out by you don't she's with the focus events including live performance and music concerts and also do comedies and used for parties and special events they've done community outreach some in the files are coming in a little bit later a couple of those are support letters from the office of economic workforce development as well as supervisor president london breed office the station recommends approval with the good neighbor policy and here to talk abo

labor secretary thomas perez cited weak global expansion and the strong dollar as headwinds for u.s.anufacturers. >> manufacturing is an export-dependent industry, and when you have a strong dollar and you have so many other economies that haven't seen our recovery, that's a real challenge. >> r average hourly earnings now just under $26 an hour, barely moved in august. and are up just 2.4% year over year. fed watchers say today's wage number is not what fed chair janet yellen wants to see as a condition for raising key short-term interest rates. >> the slowdown in average hourly earnings, that's enough to sit people back on the sidelines within the fed, as well. that's very important. >> repor even with the august slowdown, job growth for the last three months still averages 232,000 jobs per month. enough over time to also lower the unemploy rate. at a recent waeshd-area jobs fair, most applicants already had jobs and even middle aged job seekers were looking for opportunities to move up. >> even though i personally have a job or have several jobs, just to find that job that i can r

thomas perez, secretary of labor. >> back here courtney reagan on the floor with more on what's moving new york stock exchange. >> good morning, kelly. jobs jobs jobs. where are they? that number was disapointing. we had been looking for more jobs but there's still a lot of movement now that we've seen the number and keep in mind that the august jobs number is the one that is the most revised. as a matter of fact, the last five august jobs reports have been upwardly revised 71,000 jobs. the first reading isn't really the best indicator of the current labor market, but that's too bad because the fed has to meet in september and make a decision on interest rates anyways. the market is now thinking it will be less likely that fed will hike. replacing odds of a september rate hike at 12%. barclays is sticking with its call for a september rate hike. the s&p 500 is just about 1% away from its all-time high. we are higher here this morning. we'll see what happens if this helps us push a little bit closer to all-time highs. we're going to watch as these yields fall, the interest rate sensitiv

labor secretary, thomas perez who has gone through these numbers. here in your official capacity. i know you are a strong supporter of hillary clinton as well. what do you say to the republicans who say these numbers are ace isappointing. >> that's incorrect. you look at the job growth over the last two to three years especially and the sectors that have seen the greatest growth are middle and upper class jobs, education and health, financial services, construction, 200,000 jobs. at the beginning of this recovery, the jobs that were created for disproportionately lower wage jobs. now we have seen not only quantity of jobs created but quality of jobs created. it is important to remind folks where we were at the beginning of the president's administration. 2.3 million jobs lost before this president took office, unemployment inches toward 10%. we've got more work to do, but people are better off now than they were a year ago. >> donald trump says that number is fiction. he says it's much, much higher, especially for african-americans or hispanics beca

welcome our panel, found are of shinola, tom kartsotis and united states department of labor, thomas perez. [ applause ] >> well, first let me say that there's a big storm brewing outside and unfortunately, we're short one of the best panelists. but we have a fabulous group still. i don't know what i'm going to do without her. so we're going to have to fill in. we're going to have to fill in. i know you're all here just to see her, but don't be. >> i was. >> i was, too. that was the problem. when we began yesterday -- yesterday seemed so long ago. but when we began yesterday, president clinton encouraged us to think about alternative views of the future. and i came yesterday because i wanted to get a feel for this. i've never been to a cgi event and i learned so much. i wrote a little story that is a weave of many things that i heard and then kind of my own imagination. and i'm going to start taking us into the future. imagine it somewhere 2020, 2025, somewhere in the future. and here's tameka brown who works at detroit wire and steel. and she leads a team that designs and fabricates preci

based on the department of justice division head thomas perez filed a lawsuit against the city of new orleans and the police department alleging various civil rights basis. the basis of the lawsuit the parties entered into a consent decree in 2012 which was approved by federal court in 2013. police officers shall not take law enforcement action on the basis of actual immigration status. on february 28, 2016, new orleans police department issued a written policy spite latitude and longitude "immigration status" that prohibits officers from inquiring about individual's immigration status. number two, prohibits officers from assisting or supporting i.c.e.'s immigration enforcement, and mandates any i.c.e. request for support or assistance be declined. the new orleans police department policy was not only vetted, but, quote, enthusiastically enthusiastic ically improved and supported by doj's civil rights division. it was reviewed and approved by dhs. the department of justice and department of homeland security enthusiastically approve and support the failure of law enforcement to take n

70s guy, who has spent years thomas perez, showing no concern for working people.hi-- this guy who spent 70 years on earth, showing no concern for working people. this guy is suddenly going to be your champion? i mean, he's spent most of his life trying to stay as far away from working people as he could. and now this guy is going to be the champion of working people? i mean, he is not going to let you all on his golf course. he's not going to let you buy any of his condos. and now suddenly, this guy is going to be your champion. so, yes, if you oppose raising the minimum wage, you should vote for trump. you should also vote for pat toomey. a trump-toomey economy will be right up your alley. if you're actually concerned about paying your bills, growing the economy, creating opportunity, keeping the trend of rising incomes and wages go ing, and uninsured going down in poverty going down. if that is what you're looking for, it should not even be close. if you want higher wages, better benefits, a fair tax code, a bigger voice for workers, harder regulations on wall s

perez facing a long list of serious charges. kelsey thomas, news 3. >> kelsey also asked the detectives if those detectives would face any punishments. she was told that's part of an internal investigation. the detective interviewing perez is still on the case. >>> metro officers are looking for three masked suspects accused of robbing three businesses in the southwest part morning. they walked into the stores and demanded money. one of the men wore a skull mask. the other two wore bandanas. if you know where they are, consider them dangerous and call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. >>> police are looking into the death of a man found east of downtown las vegas. we brought you this as breaking news at 5:00 from sky 3. the call came in when people saw an unconscious man at an apartment complex near bonanza and pecos. police determined the looked suspicious and homicide looks are now investigating. >>> well, the woman claiming to have witnessed the murder of senator harry reid's great nephew is speaking out to only news 3. the d.a. dropped charg

perez. he was being interviewed and was left alone during a break in the questioning. this live stream was sent out. but police admit no one was watching this. news 3's kelsey thomas is live at the detective bureau. we saw him going up through the ceiling. the north las vegas police chief admitting mistakes were made. this is alonso perez. he's back in custody. before you see go in the rafters, he had one wrist cuffed to the table. he was able to break free. it took detectives 40 minutes to know his -- to notice he was missing. >> he torqued it to the right and it snapped the >> reporter: alonso perez seemed surprise he's a free man. >> he then positions himself back at the desk at the table as if nothing had happened. he keeps his wrist in place. there's even contact from one of the detectives. >> reporter: minutes later, perez is alone. no one watching a video feed recording his every move as he slips out of a north las vegas detective bureau and into national headlines. >> he takes a chair, puts it up against the wall, climbs up on the chair. exits the building. he heads out -- about 100 yards where he finds an unoccupied truck, it's running. he jumps in and he

perez, do not go up to him. call 911. police say he could be armed and dangerous. reporting live in north las vegas, kelsey thomas, news 3. jim, pack to -- back t in the studio. >> thank you. >>> the first woman elected to the very powerful clark county commission has passed away from heart failure. we're talking about thalia dondero. she was elected to the commission in 1974 and held the post for 20 years. then she went on to serve on the board of regents, the water valley water district. i talked with thalia dondero in 2013. 1982. thalia dondero was 96 years old. county commissioner, steve sisolak, she was a trailblazer who cared deeply about this community and served it with distinction. she broke the glass ceiling and became the first county commissioner and today the majority of our board is female. >>> well, a 16-year-old boy dragged some 20 feet. luckily, an off-duty trauma nurse was there to help. the teen is still hospitalized. the family says the driver responsible walked away with a traffic ticket. it happened near durango and deer springs. nathan o'neal is there now. you talked to an off-duty nurse an

kelsey thomas is trying to get answers for a second day about how this guy ex -- escaped. >> reporter: detectives say they are not going to talk about how perez managed to there any ideas. but the family of the man killed are upset and say enough is enough. >> it's just irritating that these are the people that protect us when we're sleeping, while our kids are protected. how do you feel protected when you let a murder suspect escape? >> reporter: distraught is the openly way to put it. is still on the run. >> i don't understand why you don't have more security when you are interviewing somebody. >> she says 31-year-old muhammad robinson was shot and killed ten years ago after-- after he did not hold the door open for a woman. alop so perez was arrested but broke out of his handcuffs while alone in an interrogation room. hours later, the only time police talked with us on camera, this is what they said -- that's something we'll revisit and look at as far as what happened in that exact moment when they were broken. >> reporter: a concern for police, what perez could do while on the run. officer patty said perez is considered armed and dangerou

kelsey thomas is trying to get answers for a second day about how this guy ex -- escaped. >> reporter: detectives say they are not going to talk about how perez managed to there any ideas. but the family of the man killed are upset and say enough is enough. >> it's just irritating that these are the people that protect us when we're sleeping, while our kids are protected. how do you feel protected when you let a murder suspect escape? >> reporter: distraught is the openly way to put it.

kwourm this evening commissioner caminong and commissioner thomas indicated they will be absent tonight and certainly expect commissioner perez based on his communication. >> i it would be nice to see you it has been a little while september meeting was cancelled first item of agenda public comment that you don't currently see on the agenda any public comment. if it is on the agenda we'll get to that later okay not seeing any, move on to item 2 approval of the minutes from august 16th commissioners i think that is not in the binder but handed to us separately move to approve. >> all right. a motion is there a second. >> second. >> great is there any public comment on the minutes not seeing any, let's take a vote. >> uh-huh do you have a - something you want to change. >> making sure i can vote even though i wasn't here. >> from the record here on out if you are that not through we'll not delay you can approve it which will help with the backlog of minutes can he take a vote. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph president tan. >> that motion carries we'll move on to item 3 report from executive director's

thomas breaks down the video that answers the pig question in this case. how did he do it. >> reporter: the north las vegas police chief said they will learn from their mistakes. this is alonso perez he's back behind bars. he was able to escape from this detective bureau. he had one wrist cuffed to the table and broke free.

kwourm this evening commissioner caminong and commissioner thomas indicated they will be absent tonight and certainly expect commissioner perezld be nice to see you it has been a little while september meeting was cancelled first item of agenda public comment that you don't currently see on the agenda any public comment. if it is on the agenda we'll get to that later okay not seeing any, move on to item 2 approval of the minutes from august 16th commissioners i think that is not in the binder but handed to us separately move to approve. >> all right. a motion is there a second. >> second. >> great is there any public comment on the minutes not seeing any, let's take a vote. >> uh-huh do you have a - something you want to change. >> making sure i can vote even though i wasn't here. >> from the record here on out if you are that not through we'll not delay you can approve it which will help with the backlog of minutes can he take a vote. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph president tan. >> that motion carries we'll move on to item 3 report from executive director's report and the rest of the staff and co

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thomas. philadelphia police say they are closing in on the driver in a deadly hit/run. fifty-eight year old raul perezn feltonville. police say owner of car has been located but is this is the driver in the hit and run. now for eyewitness heather forecast here's meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> good morning, brooke. it will be a day of transition. showers rolling through, courtesy of the latest passage of the cold trent and that rain has been steady. still out there through, at least western half northwestern half of our area but we have got to get this out present things can clear out, that will happen as day progresses. we have got to yum seven out to sunday because we are watching hermine up the companies here currently tropical storm but regardless of the status likely to bring strong wind and rip currents and possibility of coastal flooding and high surf and heavy rainfall to our area specific to sunday when it will make lessees pass to the area. cloud building on saturday. tomorrow looks lovely and then by sunday again a downhill turn here with the forecast although it toss look like things are