remember to share your milestone pictures with us as well as the images of the breaking news or the weather. see it, send it to pics@wjla.com. there are pictures of the beautiful daw today. doug: remember the lady christmastime is the most wonderfultime of the year. that is what we think of the kids going back to school. weather wise this is perfect. get you started. this is a time lapse in spotsylvania, virginia at the fire and the rescue headquarters there. cloudiness this morning but it cleared out throughout the day lake in most areas. then we started to see more in the cloud cover across the area. clearing out nicely. there is no threat of rain tonight. so the outdoor plans will be delightful. what is not delightful is the pollen count. weed count in high range. mold in high range. grass and tree in low range. ragweed is back with a vengeance. will be for several weeks. 79 in gaithersburg. 80 in hagerstown. 83 in reagan national. 81 in annapolis. measure of the moisture we calculate by the dew point. that is good stuff. it's comfortable. but in another three or four days the dew point

julie hyman is with us, as well as steve levine. shares are lower right now.ut what is standing out, julie? julie: the company is cutting its forecast. the company has singh has seen 55,000 deliveries of its yet to be introduced suv and now they say that it is a range of vehicles. the company says that they are still on track to introduce that at the end of the third quarter, but for the quarter that just reported -- the second quarter -- 11532 -- they said the third order should be 12,000. they are again cutting the forecast. delivery is what people have been focusing on for tesla. both the question of how many cars they can produce and the actual demand out there. now i'm seeing that second-quarter production was 12,870 vehicles. that was the production. the delivery was just over 11000. company losses coming in smaller than estimated, but again it's about delivery that's important. the shares are down. they have been gyrating a bit. down in the after-hours after gyrating year to date. emily: model s production, they are saying that those challenges could sl

the chinese equity funds manager joining us as well as the head of macro credit research at rbs. good morning. thank you for joining us. do you think there has been a core structural change in the marketplace in how traders view the global economy given the china story? >> i think traders are starting to doubt this market. the problem is the central banks around the world is running out. we have the fed struggling to get up from zero and ecb should do more. ecb is already out of its monday. it's inflation forward. the five year forward is back to where it was before qe in europe and then we know in japan and china qe is not really working and tefrts of tthe efforts of t central bank is not really working. when they don't have any ammunition what do you do? that's why i don't like this market. >> what else can the chinese central bank do to ease investors fears? because the recent moves taken over the past couple of days have been met with skepticism and that's illustrated in the stock market. >> i'm not sure what they can do to ease investors fears but they can do more to try to s

water system that we need to get us through the future. >> and we should be prepared for our water bills to go up. >> hey, they're going up one way or another. they might as well buy something that's gonna get us through the 21st century. >> all right. dr. david sedlak, author of the book "water 4.0" -- i want to thank him so much for being here today, and you can find information about him on our website -- abc7news.com. now, when we come back, you're going to see how and why a bay area women's college is reaching out around the world to raise awareness about water issues. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." i'm cheryl jennings, and today we're talking about california's water shortage and what to do about it. mills college in oakland recently held a international conference on water issues with emerging female leaders from several countries, and i had the

thill, managing director at ubs, thanks for joining us as well.f you have a beef with the irs or the tsa, you can now go to yell. it's a partnership between the consumer review site and the u.s. government to rate government services like the any becausedmv or they are all horrible. in march gallup poll found americans biggest problem was dissatisfaction with government ranking were spent terrorism or unemployment. among the first to take advantage was former hp ceo carly fiorina giving the tsa a one star rating. body scanners have a 96% failure rate in her post. the scoop on the hyperloop. i will sit down with the ceo. ♪ matt: time now for the daily byte. this is how many solar panels coaching airport, the first airport to run fully on solar power. it has a peak capacity of 12 megawatts and saves millions of admissions. it's the same as planting 3 million trees are not driving 750 miles in my truck -- 750 million miles. prime minister narendra modi wants to increase that by 100 gigawatts by 2022. hyperloop, the project to revolutionize the way we

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as well. was a goodt 2011 year for us as well. there was a lot of volatility in the marketplace. y nice month for us as well. let's talk about dislocations, the widening of spreads that takes place in volatile markets. specifically as it concerns eps. i want to draw everyone's attention to the spider s&p dividend etf, it perfectly illustrates, we're going to put it up, it perfectly illustrate what happened in the first half hour of trading, there was effectively no price discovering. who is this good for besides the market makers? for the's not great market makers either. we have a hard time rising these uts when the components are trading irrationally. the only way we can price an etf is my reference. ,herefore there is more risk we're going to the wider spreads in the market place. more not sure what's going to end up happening, where that etf is ultimately going to end up trading. not?rade a true value were we are taking the risk by widening two-sided -- we out when there's uncertainty. erik: what should the regulator rethinking? should the c.t.s. be suspended or halted? invest

that in turn will then heat things up for us as well so when i say heat things up i mean pick thingspen to them mid to upper 90s, comes saturday into sunday ladies overall with lows '70's in the east bay shoreline and upper 60s for san francisco peninsula--low 80's overall we will see sunny skies continued least until next week >> reporter :in early morning water main break causes major flooding. >>:8 10 in. cast iron main, and water was rushing for about three hours because it took time to locate the golf typically it could be that age-- valve it happens all the time in an area like ours >> reporter :here in san jose kids are heading back to school in the san jose unified school district are finding a more healthy school menu middle and high school students will build to choose from food like greek salad, tho--humice, whole grains, much of it locally sourced, and many items actually made from scratch >> pam :in sports the giants tried to avoid losing ground to the dodgers and the cubs. and speaking of the cubbies. their first baseman makes perhaps, the catch of the season. gary has

brent thill, managing director at ubs, thanks for joining us as well.u have a beef with the irs or the tsa, you can go to yelp. it's a partnership between the consumer review site and the u.s. government to rate -- let taxpayers rate government services like the line at the dmv or any because they are all horrible. it is an effort to tackle the government's customer service program. a march gallup poll found americans' biggest problem was dissatisfaction with government ranking were spent terrorism or unemployment. among the first to take advantage was former hp ceo carly fiorina, giving the tsa a one star rating. she wrote that the tsa has been your tax dollars on body scanners that have a 96% failure rate. later on, the scoop on the hyperloop. i will sit down with the ceo. ♪ matt: time now for the daily byte. this is how many solar panels -- 46,150. this is how many solar panels are powering india's kochi airport, the first airport to run fully on solar power. it has a peak capacity of 12 megawatts and saves millions in carbon emissions. it's the same

if you put a soldier in a really big challenge, for us, that means us as well as a and that means weill be better prepared for our own a home front as well. i am also aware that if you look into the information domain with cyber warfare or information warfare and all of those assets, we need to continue that path as well. will probably dand even more cooperation between diffent nations, if not one alon but it will also demand quiet operation between withinnt entities society. because the weakest spots today in the financial systems or the information systems in a digital world is a possibility for the es that want to hurt us there. vago: and as ll as an asymmetric hybrid situation. supreme commander: absolutely. vago: i want to talk about the budget in a moment, but you are the longest-serving supreme commander, and you have had a number of years since 2009 2 engineer this. some of thet important lessons learned from afghanistan and the mali campaign is your forces are going to need for the future. supreme commander: iwill go down as bits and pieces. how we conduct the individual tra

firefighters are monitoring those hot spots on the ground and you can see the helicopters that are being used as well to don't flame retardant and water on the hotspots--dump this fired jumped over highway 20 and threatened homes, but it has since gone to the northeast people say it is night and day compared to what it was go it looks way better today than it does best today-- yesterday today it looks way better >>:it did make us kind of worried to want to leave but it looks better now >> j.r. :in spite of everything that is good that has happened firefighters tell me that there is still much more to work on >> pam :the rocky fire is currently the largest wildfire burning in california. it has now spread to three counties. kron 4's charles clifford gives us a closer look at the burn zone. >> charles :this is an overhead look the rocky fire and all your ba this is an overhead look with google earth the fire is also burning in a very steep and rugged terrain. trees are trying to build containment lies, and the have been able to keep the flames west of highway 15, but on monday afternoon the flames jump

as well. >> sean horn has cerebral palsy and uses ski poles to get around. this would allow her to take pictures on the go. >> i see a street performer, i can take a picture and don't have to fish for anything in my bag or purse. >> reporter: these ideas are only the beginning. >> we've only begun to scratch the surface of how the technology can help break down barriers for people with disabilities and help them experience independent living like so many people do every day. >> reporter: technology that's changing lives for the better. kerry drew, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you very much for that. it's a very important story, something we have to think about and talk about. joining me is my special guest, the president and ceo of the dana reeve foundation. it makes you feel good that this technology is changing lives, making a huge difference. >> it is a great equalizer. people talk about the early days because of assistive technology when chris could communicate quickly to e-mails and writing. and it just -- it creates that equal fair playing field. ernie: an

and open bottles for us as well. >> can't come without the bottles. >> that's why we invite you back. >> it's the strangest thing. 40% increase in sales. >> why do we like sparkling wine so much more? >> i think what's happening is it started to branch out from being just a special occasion thing to just, it used to be weddings, events. that was the only place people drank sparkling wine and now it's for dinner, brunch, anywhere. >> like for dinner for somebody. >> yeah. sparkling wine goes great with food. people forget that. cheers, by the way. >> cheers, thank you for bringing this. >> this is one of the huge success stories. it's from italy and verseco has been growth for years straight. it's taken off like crazy. and that's kind of classic. >> it is light. and i don't even like champagne but fewer bubbles. >> it's a little less overtly bubbly than champagne. it's done in tanks as opposed to the bottle creation part and softer, sweeter usually than champagne and kind of more of an apple flavor to it. >> definitely get some of those notes. this is spanish rose. >> rose has gone cra

more about the topics go to that website myfoxny.com click on public affairs tab and like us on facebook as well as follow us on twitter. >> on paint place on twitter. >> yeah. that is it see you next week. nicely done lucille welcome rose and melissa. you put pressure off of me. took my off a the hook because you all did it. very nice.

bridgeport to montauk highs 80, we'll warm up a little bit tomorrow, and humidity will be sticking with us as well. pretty good even stock out and about we have scattered clouds but we'll be partly cloud to mostly clear overnight tonight. central park right now at 81, and up to north, it is a little

it reminds us as well that britain has taken just a few hundred of the 4 million displaced syrians that are trying to find work around europe. the channel will become the berlin wall where innocent people die trying to cross. the guardian goes on to show from invoking language used by cameron last week to describe migrants. he called them a swarm. this is the new political lexicon. sx sx4xc - hello, i'm john cleese. now, have you ever wondered what makes sacred art really sacred? i mean, does the so-called creative spirit lie within the artist, or is it something channeled through the artist that comes from somewhere else entirely? in either case prepare to be totally delighted by what follows: the first-time meeting of a tibetan lama and a navajo sculptress. so settle back take a deep breath and let your creative spirit float in the wind as we join our host, phil cousineau with his esteemed guests for this colorful, art-drenched episode of global spirit, the first internal travel series. [percussive music]

a lot of these books we use frequently as well as some of the books down in the library. we look for accuracy in books as well as the reputation of the authors though we do buy a lot of books by new scholars because there are a lot of new things coming out all the time and different interpretations of people. most of these books and on these shelves are not that recent although there are a few here by more recent scholars. plus we collect published papers of a lot of the people we work on, people like andrew jackson, henry clay, george washington a lot of their papers are published so we buy a lot of their works as well. this biography by john sugdon i found fascinating. i'm interested in american indian history as i started doing a lot of work with that. it's one of my favorite books. and then see if this one is actually here. yes, this one right here. this book right here is one of my favorites because it was one of the ground breaking pieces of scholarship done on the creek indians deer skins and duffles by katherine braun is an incredible book. i would recommend that

being victims of crime and giving them the opportunity to come and share their experiences with us as well as our experience with them through the academy. citizens academy is six weeks long. they come to the police headquarters one day out of the week for six weeks and get to learn everything we do as far as investigating a homicide, aggravated assault, rape, what we do and go through a training academy where we show them

. >> it's a long weekend for some of us as well.head out the door to the vine street expressway, right around 16th street on the westbound side, ongoing construction right in here. they're blocking out that right-hand lane. all cars being forced to squeeze on by to the left-hand side with one lane. the drive time still unaffected by that. we done the have a lot around the area. tons of traffic and volume. westbound 95 up towards the schuylkill expressway, a three-minute trip. no problems there. the eastbound side headed toward 95 is great as well. 95 headed southbound, no increase yet from woodhaven road up towards the vine street expressway within 13 minutes. the schuylkill is doing great and so is the blue route. >> jessica, thanks. 4:42. 2015 sure seems like the summer of the shark. take a look at this. >> this is what happens when a great white gets too close to a surfer. how the woman escaped, that's coming up. >>> it's the tallest mountain in north america but don't call it mt. mckinley. next, hear why the land mshlg has a bra

to knowledge asset joins us as well as mike reagan. this would like the biggest company out there.ness we should focus on? well,s is not doing insurance is a hard business to be in. i don't know if you saw allstate last week, they had dropped below 2009, claims were increasing, people are driving more and getting into more accidents. the business is not doing well, geico already said they had to raise rates. alix: that is one area. killingseen for shire it earlier in the year, but they have fallen off a little bit. mike, what will it take to get juice back here? >> apart from its core business, it owns this tremendous investment portfolio. in are notas escaped doing very well, ibm is down, american express is down, so warren buffett likes book value. looking at the values of holdings coming can see that is under pressure. this is because some of the holdings. they are so diversified, people look at them as an index on their own, but if you break it down to big holdings, it is not great. railroad stocks have had a hard time this year. that is partially because of the oil slump. busi

. >>> also maryland head football coach will sit down with us as well. >>> amelia, one last check ofather in just a mi this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or furry friends it's all here. vacation packages start at $50 per person per night. the ultimate summer vacation is closer than you think at busch gardens and water country usa. >>> let's get that bus stop forecast. and the ever-important recess forecast. >> comfortable in washington. 60s in the suburbs. 70s in washington. recess, warm, a bit humid. dismissal, hot. high tomorrow of 91. on tuesday, beautiful high of 86. low humidity. we continue with the 80s right on through next saturday. >> beautiful forecast. that is our news for tonight. "sports final" is next. then wake up with us tomorrow with news 4 today with complete back-to-school coverage. we start at 4:26 in the morning. have a g

take pictures of real estate or to farmers this isn't just for recreational use but for industrial use as wellr value but how do you regulate them? right now there is a lot of ambiguity around that. we need to find a way to have a way to have drone's out there. deirdre: even crazier things looking at the possibilities to tether so they cannot fly above a certain altitude that seems even crazier. >> can even first generation we are just scratching the surface imagine in three months or three years or 30 years with the sophistication so whether in the form of how to protect your area. >> rand the companies are lobbying hard. >> and the paparazzi in values them as well to a have grown to drew and combat. deirdre: it is the age of video games. we have a quick break. how has the hitchhiking robot made its way across countries and then met its demise in the city of brotherly love. . >> here are some of the top stories trending on foxbusiness.com. right now kraft recalling 36,000 cases of singles cheese after customers complained of choking on the plastic wrapping. it is the second recall for kraft m

tom keene, brendan greeley, vonnie quinn with us as well.er, the guy at uber the other day had four cell phones going. "market makers" this morning, they will talk about the four, the five, the big ipad that drivers have. this is all about maps. brendan: barry goldwater has a cell phone? tom: he was way ahead. is thishis, cory, west coast fixation on i need technology in my driver's seat. who is going to win the battle. carmakers were there long before the pc makers. they want the latest engravers -- latest and greatest. they want the drivers in their cars to be happy. i want to get in my car, but my iphone down, i wanted to charge, and i want to use wazw. tom: -- waze. tom: they want you to use your iphone. ity: i get in my rolls, works great. the debate among carmakers is what do we do. we make it easier to use the google system or the apple system with the car? what do they give up? we had this huge bidding war over nokia's map systems. there are 4 -- google's, apple's, tom-tom, and this nokia system. a handful of carmakers spent $3.1 bil

that's going to be a challenge for us as well as a wide range of events he's engaging in for the several days he's here. >> you can stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of the pope's visit and all the stuff that you need to know before he arrives and when he arrives. head to nbcnewyork.com for much more. >>> in sports this morning, the jets kicked off their preseason under todd bowles, their new hoed coach, in detroit. it took the lions all of two minutes to score. matthew stafford hits golden tate and splits three defenders and races into the end zone. the jets first string offense put up three points under quarterback ryan fitzpatrick. that's all the scoring they do. they lost 23-3. >>> the patriots hosted the packers with tom brady making a surprise start. his backup, jimmy garoppolo completed 20 passes. however, it was in a losing effort. the packers beat the patriots 22-11. >>> the giants begin their preseason in cincinnati taking on the bengals. you can watch that game here on nbc 4. coverage starts tonight at 7:30. >>> it's 4:57 right now. coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're head

as well as sickening aging. i see a lot of healthy aging. i work in old-age homes. i seeve a lot of funky that give us hope. i't couldn't bare to think about aging until i thought about youth and that's how this strange memoir got going. i think i'm going to start by reading something from uncle tonston. i'm i audible? >> yes. >> my childhood memories a power of meth from the start, it stood out by the shining gleaming quality that wait, they seem cool to the touch and they rang when they were struck. i love the heaviliness of gold. my mother would take from her finger and let me handle it for a while as she told me, feel how heavy it is, she would add. it's even more heavier than led. i knew what led was by pipe handling. gold was soft too. itmo was behinded with -- combid with other metal to make it harder. it was like a trumpet to me. the great shields or you would ally copper with zinc to produce brass. all of us, my mother and brothers and ii -- i had brazolas for hanukkah. i knew zinc from the garden. and two from the heavy tinfoil. my mother showed me that when tin or zinc, it would add, forgetting t

turkey use the base behind us as well. the pentagon has begun attack strikes here.reduces the flight time here to 15 minutes. the fuelling and rearming the f-16s that are based here now, is significantly reduced. if they see them below them there, there are drones flying out of here. on top of that, we are hearing that it was yesterday that they went after targets inside syria. this is a bit to intensify the fight against isis in northern syria. there is a lot of talk from turkish open officials about their desire to create some sort of safe zone in northern syria along the turkish border and we may get some government flowing or more moderate fighters to help the kurds and radicals out and isis too. it is a long shot, but shows the turks are more invested in the talk in some sort of intervention in syria. the use of the planes behind me here has been so complex for the americans to negotiate. now it is here. it will significantly benefit to hit. >> six f-16s. a 15-minute flight. stepping up the tempo of the attacks, but stepping up the risk to the american personne

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he is helping us as well. mike: one of your leadership principles, going back to your days at west point, always let your soldiers eat before you do. what is the government analog to that? secretary mcdonald: i think the government analog is to put the needs of your organization above yourself. i will not ask anyone in v.a. to do anything i would not do myself and i will work as hard as they do, if not harder, to demonstrate to them they are more important than me. similarly, i am going to fight for them. if someone does something wrong, we will take disciplinary action. on the other hand, we're not going to get involved in the politics of the situation. we will keep focused on veterans and we will fight for our employees. mike: what about congress? secretary mcdonald: what about congress? [laughter] congress has a role to play as well. we work together to identify what the needs of the veterans are. i do not have much tolerance for using veterans as political pawns. mike: do some members of congress do that?

it's tough on us as well. >> a grown up. >> yeah. when the kids complain we say wait until you have to work for a living. >> wear a suit or work outside. >> exactly. >>> 6:20 is the time. another air disaster in indonesia. coming up in 17 minutes the latest on another tragic twist. >> but first the final ride in vallejo thrill seekers say goodbye to an iconic roller coaster. >>> australian golfer jason day won his first championship. the 27-year-old was in tears before tapping in for par to win the pga championship in wisconsin yesterday. very emotional day for him. he broke the championship record for most strokes under par. day is ranked number three in the world. jury room one jordan spieth finished in second place. golden state warriors star steph curry picked up another reward to add to his collection. last night he won the male athlete award for teen choice awards. i wanted to see him with nene but the winners were chosen by teens across the country. >> we had a great year this year winning mvp and nba championship. i'm glad to

resources from the south up to the north, and resources from all over the western states helping us as well. >> daniel, thank you so much for checking in with us. >>> there is at least one unexpected story of survival this season. this calico tabby cat, her owners, debbie and jeff said that they found her alive and well five days after they evacuated. they put the cat in their car but she jumped out and they had to leave without the cat. >> they came out five days later and found the cat hiding under a burned truck. aluminum pieces of the truck melled from the intensity of the fire, and other than some singed eyebrows and whiskers, ruthie rosemary seems to be doing just fine. >> they found her five days later? a burned-out truck. >> it's a story a lot of ktvu viewers are sharing on facebook. and mary ann said aww. glad she's okay and reunited with her family. >> and mary sullivan said breaks my heart. poor baby. forced to be left behind. >> and sharon hager wrote poor baby. this must have been painful for her but ruthie, i'm sure s getting a lot of extra milk and kibble. >>> absolutely. a g

but it will have an impact with us as well coming up ♪ ♪ yoplait. smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >> vicki : new tonight at eight. dog owners near san francisco's stern grove park are on alert tonight. after a viscious coyote attack. kron 4's kate cagle is there tonight. with how hundreds of people have helped one little dog survive. kate. > >kate : it was a very bold attack there is a large open field here behind me there were other owners here as well when it happened just four days after he was rescued from the jaws of a coyote, eddie is doing much better >>:he is adorable > >kate : 80s owner would like to warn people of coyotes-- eddie's owner a coyote snatched him and told him back into the brush --pulled him back police help rescue the dog from the coyote, and the coyote was not hurt either >>:i am worried but we are here and i'm looking over my shoulder > >kate earlier a person recorded this video showing a coyote playing

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i'll give you a look at what the week ahead holds for us as well as labor day weekend in just a moment. >> spencer, thanks so much. >>> he didn't do it, those words came from an attorney of a man accused of a deadly shooting of a sheriff's deputy in texas. >> stephanie ramos tells us more. >> reporter: 30-year-old shannon miles walked into a houston court this morning, arraigned for the murder of darren goforth. miles' arrest saturday came less than 24 hours after authorities say he ambushed goforth at a gas station. the houston area deputy never saw it coming. >> this is just a cold-blooded execution. >> reporter: miles seen here on surveillance cameras came up behind the deputy, allegedly pulled out a gun and began firing. goforth fell to the ground and miles allegedly kept firing. >> the gun holds 14 in its magazine. and one in the chamber. 15 shell casings, you can do the math. he unloaded the entire pistol into deputy goforth. >> reporter: the 47-year-old deputy, father of two, is remembered as a family man, and as a deputy dedicated to his job. fellow deputies now reflecting on h

interest that this agreement be signed because then the iranians can become a greater threat to us as wells to china. so that's why i do not agree with this agreement. soleimani's visit to russia, the russians' cooperation with them from president putin right on down to on the defense minister and lower people it is a very bad signal. >> bad signal indeed and one with incredible consequences. general, always great to see you. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me uma. >>> a deathly attack on a u.s. special operations base in afghanistan making news. insurgents storm in and now americans are once again in the crosshairs. the details still ahead. >>> plus, a top senator in president obama's own party announcing his opposition to the nuclear deal with iran. will other democrats follow senator chuck schumer in saying no? we'll take a look at the potential impact of his decision. >> chuck schumer's a friend. we served in the senate together. and senators will make up their own minds and members of congress. i obviously i profoundly disagree with the judgment made. it's

they will have to get in and take on isis as well as other countries in that region. >> sanders has usede of income and equality to attract growing crowds on the campaign trail. >>> a cheating girlfriend may have motivated two sacramento men to threaten another man with a gun and live stream it on periscope. >> hey, open that door! [knocking] >> it happened last week in sacramento. the men claimed they were after a man who was with one of their girlfriends. the video goes on for an hour as viewers watched it and even liked it. they also sent comments egging on the men and asking them to prove the gun was real. no one was home. police have arrested the men. they did that two days later. >>> hundreds of passengers are back in germany this morning after a woman and her cat delayed their flight. the condor airline flight from vegas to germany made an emergency landing in denver friday. a woman boarded with her cat in her purse. that's against airline rules. she got mad when the flight crew locked the cat in the bathroom. fighter jets even scrambled around the german airline. >> before we too

john herman joining us as well. ahead, those fed a stress tests are pretty stressful or bank of america. brian moynihan has a little over 30 days left to prove his bank can pass. ♪ matt: a look at new york city on what has become a hazy and muggy , her and to stay in new york city. exciting in the office because there is a lot going on. the fed minutes were released early and we saw a real reaction in the markets. scarlet: the short end of the yield curve -- you are looking at the two-year deal. at session lows low set 6594. people are buying short-term debt, buying the 2-year note. prices go up, yields go down. concernedinvestors the fed will raise rates in september, some of those are thinking they may wait until december. let me by the front end of the curve and get ahead of the pack. scarlet: the probability of the fed moving in september has gone up to 30%. to 38%. yesterday, it was 48%. matt: almost 60% a week ago. equities --t the the bond markets moving. a total turnaround in the equity markets as well. ramy

us. we are also going to see a chance of showers as we head into your monday evening. warm temperatures expected for us as well next week. a live look outside. we are going to see temperatures starting off on the cooler side, mid 60s now. our humidity is at 68%. wind speeds out of the north at about three miles per hour. for allentown, 56 degrees. philadelphia, 66. 60 in cape may. plenty of sunshine in most locations. a few, high thin clouds for parts of philadelphia.tó 51 in the poconos. 61 in millville. 64 in wildwood. 56 in lancaster. we will stay average today. close to that average. monday we bump above, but rest of the week, we are average once again. just on monday on the warm side. if we take a closer look at the satellite radar shot, it shows a few more clouds moving in from the west. along the shore, plenty of sunshine. if you live in the suburbs west of the city, a few more clouds moving in. future cast shows us dry today. look what happens as we get into monday evening. that's when we will see another weather disturbance. that will lead to a few showers, especially for lehigh valley, lancaster coun

our in house economist joins us as well.he shorter end of the yield curve today if you look at the two-year, it is up so everyone seems to be thinking in the fixed income world we will see rates rise in september. do you disagree? >> thanks for having me. we think the possibility of a fed increase in september is still there. our bet has been that the fed will likely increase rates in december. the reason is what's going on globally. you have pressures from lower growth coming out of china and some challenges we see in the em markets. the fed has told us they are looking at those items and they understand them. as a result, as those things continue to have stress, it will probably put pressure on them not to move in september despite what you mentioned. we will fix your microphone because there is noise there. what is your take on these numbers? i am in the september camp. i think we saw lockhart speak this week. he was saying he is leaning toward september. he is more of a centrist and a team player. that was an interesting

us. all of this comes as president obama pushes his has sieve trade deal, the trans-pacific partnership a deal that already threatens to hurt american jobs and lower wages which obviously china fears as wellhinese as a result felt no need to give notice to us or any of our european trading partners. or even entertain the idea of preserving anything resembling a premarket in the yuan. where is treasury secretary jack lew when you need them? if fed chair janet, yellen sp? don't know. we can presume they are monitoring the situation and telling our president all about t we know where he is, thank goodness, he is back in martha's vineyard. >>> now our quotation of the evening this one from scott adams, the creator of the cartoon strip dilbert. there is no one outside our reach for wisdom. and tonight it's scott adams. he said, be careful that what you write does not offend anybody or cause problems with the company. the safest approach is to remove all useful information. which appears to be the option chosen by the entire obama administration when it comes to china or for that matter for russia or the islamic state or iran. you get the idea. we're coming right back with more useful informati

the problems that would ensue will be a problem for us as well. take a look at the energy sector .he worst performer of all the sectors in the s&p 500 year to date. down 1.28%rgy index oil, the underlying issue here, $44 a barrel. .e went below $40 last week a little recovery but we are losing some of that one dollar 16 a barrel today. -- $1.16 per barrel today. berkshire hathaway expanding its stake in philip 66 to $4.5 billion stake. you can see we open higher today but we are still up about 9/10 of a percent. philip 66 is the biggest refiner in the country and refiners have done quite well year today -- year to date compared to the broader oil index. here. pulled up a screen refiners in orange and the s&p 500 energy index, the worst performer year to date, in white . doing poorly compared to refiners. refiners have boosted the amount of business they are doing with cheaper oil. that is one of the reasons warren buffett thanks this might be a good buy. people are driving just as much if not more than ever before. we are approaching labor day weekend when a lot of people will be o

but we have a lot of experience behind us as well. it's not simply the united states says we don't want to invade japan. that's would be too costly. to go from the canaan and sigh pan and iwo jima, and okinawa, 100 amphibious campaigns to get to where we are today. each one in treesingly more bloody on both sides, including civilian casualties. and our experience is is probably sufficient to dictate the ability to use a different weapon, try a different path no matter how staggering we're going to do it. but back channel communications with the japanese telling them perhaps you should surrender. telling them perhaps this is not the path we should stay on. the japanese are not willing to surrender. most are not willing to surrender at all. there is a military culture that says we fight until we lose, which is until we die. but some suggest that maybe now is the time to negotiate. but there's a sticking point. that sticking point is what will help to the emperor of japan. and the united states says through all back channels, there's no

us. all of this comes as president obama pushes his has sieve trade deal, the trans-pacific partnership a deal that already threatens to hurt american jobs and lower wages which obviously china fears as wellhe chinese as a result felt no need to give notice to us or any of our european trading partners. or even entertain the idea of preserving anything resembling a premarket in the yuan. where is treasury secretary jack lew when you need them? if fed chair janet, yellen sp? don't know. we can presume they are monitoring the situation and telling our president all about t we know where he is, thank goodness, he is back in martha's vineyard. >>> now our quotation of the evening this one from scott adams, the creator of the cartoon strip dilbert. there is no one outside our reach for wisdom. and tonight it's scott adams. he said, be careful that what you write does not offend anybody or cause problems with the company. the safest approach is to remove all useful information. which appears to be the option chosen by the entire obama administration when it comes to china or for that matter for russia or the islamic state or iran. you get the idea. we're coming right back with more useful infor