hal stun vinnies say among the jewish groups to who enter the compound of settlers and far right jewishts and this is what makes them angry. >> i am here standing on the ground make sure they don't desecrate the sanctity of the compound. you go you can sigh how the settlers come n they come here to provoke us and cause sabotage, they hit the women praying here too. >> reporter: associates media reports that the israeli prime minister is manning to visit the mosque have been denied bys spokesman the last time a high-profile poll fiction visited the site watts in 2000 when aerial sharon was the leader of the opposition. it was an action that sparked off the second palestinian uprising. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> let's go to stephanie deck are now, she's joining us live from th jerusalem. >> reporter: it's been calm. there was a small incidents in the last hour or so where we are told one or two of the jewish visitors tried to play the security guards stopped them. scurry forces came in and there is a small scuffle. but relatively speaking compared to the last three days, this is qui

a group of about 11 armed men entered the resort and took two ca nail vinnie hostages, one norwegianen and a philippine a as well. they then believed to travel down south further never to the one of the outlying islands here in the southern philippines. police say there is no claim of responsibility. no demand asked. this is an activity done by a known bandit group that is believed to be staying in a strong hold in the southern philippines there are also several other armed groups here. yesterday morning the resort received a letter supposedly from the new people's arm armya communist group saying this is in retaliation for the killing of one of their commanders, still it's not verified. men speculation, but the people are saying pursuit of the abductors is now well underway here in the south. >>> directors of volkswagen are going to be holding an emergency board meeting following fair admittance to fitting 11 million diesel cars with devices designed to cheat emission test results. the scandal has already cost the company billions in share price losses in europe and $18 billion wort

is stopping the boats of refugees coming to australia, he has stopped them but in very draw down vinnies he sells them to prisonerses to other countries. malcolm is a centrist figure, takes climate change more seriously is more companionate towards refugees. whether the m.p.s in the rib lat right center party think that tony abbott is definitely going to lose the next election, which at the. >> day is what they will decide this ballot upon, whether they think they need to go to malcolm turnbull, that will be determined probably in about two or three hours time. it's on, the prime minister ship of australia. could change very shortly. >> okay, yeah, the prime minister fighting for his position, that vote later today andrew, thank you. a description security forces say they accidentally shot at a convoy of tourists killing 12 people in' air strike the next can foreign minister says two of the victims were mechanics cans. the shooting happened during a security operation operation in the western desert. egypt says security forces firing from a helicopter gun ship mistook the convoy for wha

just south middletown, reports from vinny martin, 1.18. speaking of over an inch, 1.70.t, half inch, san half .16. santa rosa .41. going into warmer weather here, cooler in fairfield, fair clouds are plenty, but it will be sunny and nice. temperature, yes, fresh air. breeze picks up slightly, temperatures warm up into the weekend. more on that in ten minutes, but now an update on your traffic. usually at this time, sal says -- >> it's the peak of the morning commute. i'm glad you listened. thank you very much, steve. people know the commute. this is one of the peeks from 6:30 to 7:30. let's go to 280 in san jose. traffic is going to be busy this morning on 280 as you drive. it's not stop and go, though. the slowest traffic in the bay area right now in the south bay -- i'm sorry. the slowest traffic in the south bay is the commute on 101. we can show you the maps here. traffic is going to be slow on 101 and pushing a little bit here. slow traffic. 280 and 85 not that bad. livermore, a lot stuck on the altamont pass. highway 4, which yesterday had a horrible commute, it's

talk to vinny later probably. because he has been here all afternoon he didn't get a stitch of sleep last night because he was so excited and also working. but excited to be here and excited to bring his daughter here. you've had a lot of other people here too and we've seen flags from owl over the country -- all over the country you know when they talk about new york being a beautiful mosaic, that's what's out here right now. we have folks from mexico and colombia all here with us and just having a great time. everybody is happy. everybody's excited to see the pope and we've kind of been having a cheering section on this side right everybody? have we had a cheerings section? yes and then been kind of going up with the cheering section hi guys. yeah. so we are all ready for when the pope comes by. a while from now. after 4:00 and he's not due here until 5:00, 5:15. we're here and ready. check back with us again. liz and rob back to you. >> thank you very much. we do want to listen in right now because you can see

, as i said before, that the commission has a weighty duty and one of them is to be the cuss teed vinnie of the general interest. the commission had to deal with the greek issue because failing to do this would have been a great weakness on our part and it would have been a failure on the part of the commission and dereliction of eights duty. therefore we did what we felt was right and we felt was our duty. and in that context obviously we have been subject to criticism from various quarters. but i felt that it was important -- >>> okay, we are going to leave jean-claude younger there president of the e.u. commission as he addresses the european parliament. he has made an extraordinary speech to the parliament regarding the refugees crisis. we are going to keep you covered on all the issues that he has brought up. we'll discuss them and take apart some of the issues that he has specific pointed to. it's a number of 160,000 refugees that he says have arrived to seek asylum and hospitality within europe. we are going to as i say bring you lots more on that and of course the rest of the day

vinny nelson, ball pops out of his teammate's hands and he does the rest.th penn and west catholic. touchdown north penn evens the record with the 40-24 win. prep charter looking, looking. he finally throws and he finds the wrong team. germantown coming up with the int. they win it 28-20. defense getting the quarterback, take this path into interboro's player. going toe the sky for some skylights. a pick. turns on the jets and takes a nearly 40-yard run the other way. cohnwell-egan win. west deptford. they shut out hathenfield. nice view of the cheerleaders. good play by the defense and they would go on to lose the game 20-6. bishop shanahan on the road. shanahan's quarterback daniel murphy airs it out right on the money. he bounces into the end zone. shannon wins. lincoln facing dobbins. fake this hand off. calls his own number. >> two, four, six, eight, ten, now back it up and do it again! >> showing off his arm. airs out to matt hoffman. and visiting colombo, matt young. they fall to foxborough 27-8. time now to remind you to vote for next week's game of

i made good friends with vinny fan now. fan now. but we have such a great crowd angela, take a look. hey everybody, say hi to everybody at channel 7. [ cheers and applause ] these friends. because, you know, we really have been in tight quarters here quite a while. these are our new best friends across the way here. that's the beauty of this. everybody in new york is coming together. so excited to see this pope. so excite today be out here on thisday with this beautiful weather. now anxiously awaiting because he will get here soon. >> ten minutes or so. >> and diana, you talked about some of i think we have all seen new york has kind of seen since the pope has arrived, new yorkers can be a tough bunch, we can be a cynical bunch, and you kind of see if it is a word, dejading of some new yorkers while the pope has been here the last few days. with all the happy people out there. >> yeah, i'm out here with people from all over the city. queens, brooklyn, long island, everywhere. all countries. folks from guatemala. columbia. mexico. re

vinny nelson is there -- actually, pops out of his teamma teammate's hand and right into his. they win the 31-20. >> nort penn and west catholic playing on the compast network. the touchdown, north penn evens their record at 1-1 on the season with a 40-24 win. >> germantown academy visiting prep charter. looking, looking, trying to find somebody. he does. but it's for the wrong team. >> looking to drum up a win. this defense getting to the quarterback. gets the pass right into the hands, and they blank haven. let's go to the skylight. visiting martin luther king. turns on the jets. takes it nearly 40 yards the other way. egan wins it 14-6. pair of rivals facing off in south jersey. the receiver, can't hold on. it's a nice bounce toward the end zone. big break for west depford. middle township, a nice aerial view of the cheerleaders. middle loses yards on this play. they go on to lose this game 20-6. >> bishop on the road in pleasantville. shanahan's quarterback danny murphy airs it out. and it's right on the money. pleasantville tries to bring him down, but he bounces into the

vinnie logan apparently preparing for a career behind the camera. the offseason change for the eagles, the team shook up its front office and traded lesean mccoy. today, jeffrey lurie was asked if this team can be great. >> i don't know. i have no idea. you know, i think what we have is a really great culture, really great hard-working team, very committed group, great chemistry. there's no correlation between preseason and regular season at all. but what the ingredients are looks great. >> while we're talking football, the premiere of nbc 10's eagles game day kickoff is sunday at 10:00 a.m. comcast sports net's john character is the host with exclusive interviews of running back demarco murray. that's sunday at 10:00 a.m. >>> all around the baseball world, teams honoring the victims of the 9/11 attacks. flags at citizens bank park at half staff. phillies playing a double header with the cubs after last night's rainout. bottom second of the first game, deep to left center and that one is gone. that's where we find ourselves, 1-0 in the fifth. >>> th

with fletcher cox, bennie logan and vinnie curry i like them a lot but that secondary i'm worried aboute bit. you got a lot of new moving parts black that will be an issue. >> i won't tell anybody in atlanta who do you pick? >> huh? (laughter). >> i pick the falcons. i'm rooting for the underdog. you know my blood runs green there's no question about that. but i'm rooting for the underdog tonight. i still think the eagles will do well this year. tonight i root for the underdog. >> hugh douglas thanks. >>> my man. >> tom, back to you. >> i think the bow tie choked him little bit there. hugh inside that dome. 72 degrees. eagles within the game. they win the by four. >> we hope so. >> thank you. that will do it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you back here at 10. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪[ music ] >>> after vanessa williams' triumphant return. >> i want to apologize. >> exclusive. what the beauty who replaced vanessa 31 years ago, is telling only "inside edition." then, on the trail of the sniper. what this legendary army sniper is saying today. >> you believe there a

will benefit if south sudan can have a successful country and not drive people across med strain vinnieorter: this is the thursday final they have been involved in the fight al-shabab. it was likely to have broad political support in the you can, but that could change if british soldiers were somehow to get involved in the fighting or if they became the target of any attacks. >>> the president of the south african continent left the u.n. after violence in her country. the violence is the worst unrest since french and u.n. peacekeepers were deployed after the year. >>> taliban fighters have taken control of a strategic city in northern afghanistan. the security forces are fighting back against an early morning attack. which included the freeing of hundreds of prisoners, stefanie dekker has this report. >> reporter: the moment taliban fighters broke open the prison. around 600 prisoners were behind bars, including taliban fighters. the jail attack is just one of the string of events that has left the group in control of most of the city. >> the people of one deuce is you were the fear, th

serbia over the board never to croatia were eventually put onto buses, those dumped odd had been gar vinnier were close to all industry a others stuck on the border with slovenia but once there they were offered better support. but so many people think volunteers stepping in where governments could not could barely believe the response from europe had been so disorganized. >> frankly speaking, we are talking about human beings here, and the way they are treated is something that they will take with them. now, if welcome them, they will be welcome. they. >> reporter: they will take this women them as well. >> yeah, they will be within our, they will be with us. if we buildup fences, if we use pepper spray, water canyons, they will be against us. >> reporter: the one country in central europe to buck the trend was germany, but it's not been able to persuade the new members of the e.u. for help. the quota systems looks unlikely to succeed. for all the apparent good intentions of the quota system, the problem with it is it doesn't meet the demands of the refugees any more than it meets the dema

vinnie la cavalier knocks home the rebound to give them the three-two lead they beat the islanders fivethree is your final score. we'll be right back. >>> tonight we are getting new look at pluto. >> the latest photos of the dwarf planet take by new horizons probe during it's historic july 14th fly by snapped at altitude about 11,000 miles just after the it passed behind pluto. you can see ice mountains it will take nasa more than year to collect all of the photos taken. we'll be right back. >>> that's going to do it for us. for don, kate and orienter team, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the lay show with stephen colbert is next. the lay show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. ( band playing "late show" theme ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hey! (cheers and applause) stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: wow! cheers laws. >> stephen: that is lovely

the mass dean vinnie red cross has set up a temporary aid camp nearby, where people are getting first help with their documents, many come here before reaching serbia and hundred gare on their way to germany and other western european countries. the red sox says the route might soon see about 3,000 people per day. >>> a ship carrying thousands of refugees from the greek island lesbos have been arriving to athens. they have chartered two ships to try to receive the pressure the greek island where many have been arriving each day. ♪ ♪ >>> police in beirut went head to head with activists from the you stink movement on tuesday. these demonstrations are the latest in lebanon's ongoing problems. al jazerra's jamal has more from beirut. >> reporter: hours before the deadline, active vives from the #youstink movement occupied the environment ministry in don't beirut. calling for the minister to resign. for weeks now, people have been protesting against the government, angered at the inability to deal with the rubbish crisis that has left beirut's streets filthier than ever. on tuesday, activ

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she doesn't have to worry, but sadly for future sent their vinnies the solution will be a commemorativelittle less special. rob mcbride, al jazeera, tokyo. >>> there is more real news from al jazeera at our website.com. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. >> tonight, techknow investigates vaping. >> whoever bought this got way more than they bargained for. >> yes they did.

. >> reporter: but there are concerns that silva vinnies are paying too high of a price in these operationsl of europe is demanding immediate access for observers to object set the impact of the curfew. activists say people were deprived of food, power, and medical care. and subjected to disproportionate use of force. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> now exactly six months ago a category five cyclone hit the pacific island nation of vanauta, the damage was extensive. al jazeera's andrew thomas was one of the first journalists to arrive after the cyclone hit. he returned and filed this report. >> reporter: in a couple of days pam will be six months old. she was named after march's storm. baby pam doesn't know any different. for everyone else, the impact of cyclone pam is still obvious. although scarred for van ca iowa true recovery is underway, many houses damaged in march have been put back up. schools have been repaired. temporary classrooms establish established. and in remote communities, there have been celebration songs as health clinics are rebuilt. getting to this point, though, wasn't ea

if they are who they say they are, the german government as it pains to point out, any fake jeff vinniesbe automatically rejected but it will make life more difficult for them you would have to assume. we have heard similar things in slow convenient i can't remember the arguments in favor of asking these questions, of course, is that that people who are not in fear of their lives should not get in the way of others who are but others say the system should not discriminate. >> to go on this long and strenuous travel to europe. to maybe cross illegally in small boats over the mediterranean and force yourself over barbed wire you have a real reason to flee. i can't really actually understand why they shouldn't be refugees. >> reporter: the other point is inside the european union which is in many places openly hostile to any refugees, the idea some that are getting through by pretending is only likely to harden attitudes more. syrians after all, should hardly have to prove they are really running for their lives. laurence lee, al jazeera, in munich. >>> now, a court in india has sentenced f

she doesn't have to worry, but sadly for future sent their vinnies the solution will be a commemorative gift a little less special. rob mcbride, al jazeera, tokyo. >>> there is more real news from al jazeera at our website.com. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. >> tonight, techknow investigates vaping. >> whoever bought this got way more than they bargained for. >> yes they did. >> it's everywhere... in clubs, street corners and cars. they say it's safe, it can help break the cigarette habit. >> if i had to say what is more dangerous; honestly, they're equal. >> but what's really inside those e-cigs? >> you never know what you're getting. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a neuroscientist who specializes in nicotine studies, she'll bring us the latest research. >> what happens to your lungs when those metal particles go into them? >> marita davis

he was involved, but you cannot go after him personally when it is a british to vinny. he was following -- british activity. he was following orders. if mcleod is found guilty, there will be war. and of story. fortunately in october a month before the creole entered at nassau, a jury in new york said mcleod was not guilty. phew. but nerves were still tense. the third problem related to the canadian border, there was a compromise in 1820. the main border with canada was never fully defined. there were skirmishes. other states passed resolutions. it was sort of a ballroom brawl. the last major problem related to the naval presence off the closed of africa. both the british and the americans had naval patrols off the coast of africa to interdict . freely boarded american ships to see if they were really american or pirates who just raised an american flag. for american to fight in the war of 1812, this was a serious problem. there are also lots of new faces between the two countries with respect to the two countries in 1841. in the u k, there was a new prime minister and t

. >> juliet): vinny and evelyn. >> ben: what is on that evelyn envelope. >> juliet): it's lipgloss i put on too much. the food was amazing. >> ben: was at the envelope in a parking ticket. >> juliet): no. >> you catch a break on the parking situation today. here's what you have, 70 is your temperature in central park, the officially here. today the winds are coming from the southwest. humidity and dewpoint levels are pumping up over the next few days. it will stay that way for the majority of the week. as folks come out of the holiday and get to work or school the next few days. it will be hot and sticky. 67 . 67 degrees is your temp in central park. sixty-five in bridgeport and 70 and montauk with mainly clear skies. dewpoint is not too bad in some it 64 4 degrees dewpoint. it will start to feel sticky, 53 dewpoint and suffix, and suffix, is not too bad at all. over the next few days humidity levels and two points will be creeping back up. high pressure is in control, it will hang tight in the same location today and tomorrow. as you go tomorrow into wednesday we get more of a south

it vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. >> good afternoon the commission will please come to order madam clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner singer commissioner chow commissioner pating commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer the second item on the agenda is approval of the minutes for august 1st i want to thank commissioner singer for chairing the meeting of september one the minutes are before you for approval a motion for approval is in order. >> so moved. >> second. >> i'd like to - >> corrections. >> i'd like to make a correction on - i told the secretary to change two things that was quoted as saying the car of homelessness it the number one priority is it so one of our highest priorities. >> what line oh, what section are you on. >> i don't have the minutes in front of me. >> here we go. >> i've got it. >> on page 4 in the middle the page i have noted it councilmember ca

we are singing the old steamy tune, but vinny wants to go fishing. please tell me it's going to get cooler, yes, it is! comfortable friday into saturday. let's aerate the lawn. this is a real concern. it's been so dry, and we see thunderstorms in the forecast for tonight into tomorrow. make sure you're ready for that and just mindful of it if you can't get throughout to make holes in the lawn. in the atmosphere right now, we are just waiting. there's plenty of moisture and a lot of humidity. relative humidity, 68% relative to a cooler number than we saw yesterday. we will have fun with the stats later in the show. a pair of 7sin greenwich. guy from sparta called and said his lawn likes cement, and he would like to see the numbers there go up. it's warmer, but we will see clouds filtering in. breaking records around the area, the dew points in the 70s, and you know what that means. the atmosphere is just ready for rain. the heat index values in the mid-90s today even with the air temperature reading of 91. scanning the skies right now, the front is pu

vinny nelson, ball pops out of his teammate's hands and right into his. he does the rest.gami gets the lead and they win 31-20. north penn and west catholic. pass to john, touchdown. north penn evens the record with a 40-24 win. germantown academy visiting prep charter. deopatu looking, looking. he finally throws and finds, unfortunately, the wrong team. germantown coming up with the int. they win it 28-20. defense getting the quarterback, take this path into interboro's player. 20-0. going to the sky for some skylights. conwell-egan's thompson with the pick. turns on the jets and takes it nearly 40 yards the other way. conwell-egan wins it 14-6. rivals facing off. the receiver cannot hold down. west deptford, they recover the ball. they shut out haverfield. nice aerial view of the vineland cheerleaders. good play by the defense and they would go on to lose the game 20-6. bishop shanahan on the road in pleasantville. shanahan's quarterback daniel murphy airs it out right on the money. pleasantville tries to bring the receiver down, but he bounces into the end zone. shannon

this guy named vinny drove a blue cadillac.he was a drug dealer, but he always brought us candy and we loved benny. and my two older cousins were good friends with benny, and they both ended up getting killed on the streets. and that's what i was used to. and that's why i didn't think i would ever live to be more than 25 years of age, and my mother was so dedicated. she worked so hard. she only had a third grade education. she was able to cobble that together through great effort through her first 13 years of life in rural tennessee being shuffled from home to home in dire poverty, getting married at age 13, hoping for a better life in detroit. and she and my father, who is much older than her, moved to detroit. and my mother, i'll tell you the kind of person she was, with only a third grade education, she would scrimp and save, saved every extra dime, every extra dollar. and in a relatively short period of time they had managed to acquire a fair amount of property in detroit. and i probably would have been born under very diff

vinny nelson, ball pops out of his teammate's hands and right into his. he does the rest.win 31-20. north penn and west catholic. touchdown. north penn evens the record with a 40-24 win. germantown academy visiting prep charter. deopatu looking, looking. he finally throws and finds, unfortunately, the wrong team. coming up with the int. germantown coming up with the int. they win it 28-20. defense getting the quarterback, take this path into interboro's player. 20-0. going to the sky for some skylights. egan's thompson with the pick. turns on the jets and takes it nearly 40 yards the other way. conwell-egan wins it 14-6. west deptford, they recover the ball. they shut out haverfield. nice view of the cheerleaders. good play by the defense and they would go on to lose the game 20-6. bishop shanahan on the road in pleasantville. shanahan's quarterback daniel murphy airs it out right on the money. pleasantville tries to bring the receiver down, but he bounces into the end zone. shannon wins. lincoln facing dobbins. lincoln quarterback fakes the handoff. calls his own number.

vinnie martin is along saint alena road. 1.18. upper lake, thank you peggy, .80. forestville, lake port .5-inch rain. santa rosa .41. napa .20. sausalito .16. system has moved out. it fell apart. it gave us good rain up to the north. a lot of low clouds and mist drizzly conditions for some. 50s, 60s on the temps. not much of a breeze. a breeze later once the low clouds burn off. there is plenty there. the trend is for sunshine and little bit warmer today. morning clouds or fog. some of that fog is thick, by the way. 60s, 70s for others. >> sal, slow traffic to report? >>> you know, one of the things that we are looking at is the volume of traffic has increased a lot. starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza. it does seem better than what we had yesterday. it is a backup of about 25 to 30 minutes. yesterday seemed to be a little bit worse. you will see traffic is that also sluggish on the upper deck on the bay bridge. let's also talk about the commute on 880. in front of the coliseum, it doesn't look bad. about 238 you will see brake lights for the trip. start-s

. >> vinny martin, he's very good, but he's about 25 miles south of middletown, 1.18. >> not still wetthis morning? >> no. >> wet on the ground -- >> we're done until maybe next week. >> all right. that would be from the south. that's not a slam dunk. we'll see. there is a lot that has to

tom bachelor and his work partner vinny had just finished paving yesterday when they saw this incrediblenorth tampa, an entire row of bus seats was under water with 27 terrified kids stuck inside. he and his partner got into the bus and started pulling kids out. >> i seen a kid, grabbed him, saw another one, grabbed hip. >> how many did you pull out of there? >> myself i probably grabbed half a dozen. >> all of the 27 kids onboard were safely rescued. only one child was treated for minor injuries. it's unclear what caused the driver to go off the road and police and school officials are still investigating. >>> in montgomery county, parking spots were transformed into works of art today. for the first time, norristown participated in parking day, a global event that challenges the way we use our streets. today's event happened on main street where five parking spots were transformed into informative public spaces, highlighting local programs and initiatives, drawing the community's attention to the importance of art and environmental issues. >>> a popular rock band is cancelling their to

>> i think my cousin vinny, like this. >> oh. >> all right. and then kind of along the same lines, decision to have a child of course as we just mentioned, it is pretty personal. >> so one of the biggest factors to consider of course we were just saying your career. >> there is another successful woman, gab re al union. she is on the cover of october's red book. and she said there is a certain amount of shame that is placed on women who perhaps chose answer career over starting a family younger. the pennsylvanians for being a career woman, she says, is barren necessary, you feel like you're wearing a scarlet letter. she went on to say, as much as there are strides being made, you get pregnant, your career takes a hit. you know? you can't have a bad day. don't you dare cry at workment don't raise your voice. specially if you're a black woman in corporate america. now you're the angry black woman. >> hum. well, she got married to dwyane wade last year, and she had her own children. >> just strikes me, we haven't come very far as a society if we'

>> according to my cousin vinny what's a grit?aughter ] what do you guys talk about during the break? we talk about grits. we have clear skies it will be hot again. maybe slight cooling by the coast. some of the wind direction has turned more westerly. but for most it will start off maybe a little on the cool side. but it won't take long to warm up. and this looks like a very hot day going 94 in san francisco. 67 to start. heat advisory is out for everybody. i mean point rays to monterey. 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.. water temps are cool. the fog is out there. it's waiting, it's waiting but 50s and 60s on the temps. i expect that fog to make an appearance tomorrow but not today. a west wind might kick in a little later but for inland areas it will not matter. it's trying. mendocino coast but it's just too far off. sunshine, shot conditions. many near 100. and that means very warm conditions. tomorrow looks cooler for the coast. all right sal what do you have for us? >>> we have a lot of slow traffic. good morning to you. we will start

let's go to vinny with coverage. >> jobless claims in line with forecasts. 275,000 last week.ce index down 1.8% in august month over month. a little bit more than forecast year-over-year down by 11.4%. plants -- price in index down. tom: jobless claims still exceptional below 300,000. pimm fox and tom keene and with us one of the most thoughtful economists in the game, dean maki joins us. at at pointy 70 -- now point72. have you ever seen this polarity? dean: i think the most similar time was in june of 2003. the fed was thinking of cutting rates. there was debate. wall street was evenly split. it is unclear a week before the meeting -- tom: you don't have a professional guess what they are going to do? dean: i think if the meeting were held today, the fed -- the problem with having a strong stance right now is that the fed has made markets a big part of the decision. if markets rally significantly that may induce the fed to raise rates. is it an anomaly that you would go around the country and listen to people talk about their business and say business is pretty ok and then l

vinny: who is the acting u.s. attorney, we thought vincent: will come in to say that they are not going to bring charges against him but that has not happened. within the last 24 hours, i checked in, they tell me again and again that the investigation is continuing. it was a complex scheme where $650,000 was spent in 2010 to get people to buy campaign material and do all kinds of things. none of the money was reported. the person who controlled the money pleaded guilty. jeffrey thompson said -- jeffrey thompson's word in court is not very good. at least six people have pled guilty in this scandal. including jeffrey thompson. people who handled the money. do they have enough to nail the mayor? last year, it was reported that he turned down a plea bargain on a federal felony charge and there is some suggestion that he even turned down a misdemeanor plea bargain where he would just have to ignore knowledge that he knew about the scandal. he is out of office. brian: where is jeffrey thompson? tom: he is around town an

we have vinny here. how are you doing, viny? >> very good. >> you say you want to go for a kick. >> yes, as short as possible. >> are you super talent in the. >> yes, i would say so. >> one reason why i am counting you. you have a hat on. >> that's okay, it is getting warmer off, it will be solve off soon. it was cool they are morning. >> yes. 10-yard line? >> okay. >> go from the ten? >> and iand like laces in. is that good right there? okay. oh, just a little off. while he is getting the ball, weaver a young lady right here. turn around. how are you doing? what's your name? >> de. >> de, now, you came out here, you said, well, she is a poet/artist. you said you wanted to try out? >> yes, sure, why not? >> you ready for this. >> i guess i can try. >> anything the boys can do the girls can do better. >> even better. >> cool. where do you want to kick from? okay, she is going to kick from right here. yes, right here. now, earlier hours, we had some real good kickers, we had mr. fine, what did you say? oh, jersey up next. okay. se

. >> why did you take this case, vinnie?a tough case. >> i've had many difficult cases through the years but there was something about it. i knew he was a troubled young man, had not led an exemplary life but i know his family. he's a fortunate young man for a wonderful family. there was never a question to as to whether to take the case or not, as difficult as it may be. >> i'm grateful i have the best lawyer in the state of new jersey. >> it could be months or years before leonardis' case is resolved in court. but now deanna collins enters her courtroom with high hopes. she says her lawyer has gotten her a favorable plea deal on charges of fraudulently acquiring prescription drugs from pharmacies. the other charges against her will be dropped. it's now up to the judge to sign off. >> i don't have to take it. i can rip it up. we don't have to take the plea. we can refer this to the grand jury and ultimately to trial. do you want me to let you take this plea or refer to the grand jury and ultimately to trial? >> i would like

the mats down vinnie red cross has is the up an aid camp.me here before reaching serbia and hungary on their way to germany and other western european countries. the red cross says they might see 3,000 people per day. >>> a ship carrying thousands of refugees from the greek islands of lesbos has arrived in athenss. two ships trying to relieve the pressure on the greek island where many people have been arriving each day. >>> hours after activists stormed the environment ministry in lebanon. police forcibly removed the protesters. supporters of the you stink movement have been demanding the minister resign over the ongoing garage crisis. they are also being fueled by corruption and the failure to provide basic services. >>> a turkish soldier has been killed and another wounded by cross-border gunfire from isil-held territory in syria. the shooting happened in the southeastern turkish province. it's the second time a soldier has been shot and killed by isil along the turkey-syria border. turkey's government launched i've strikes against the gr

came to our brothers in jordan because we could no longer find anything to eat 67 the jordanian he vinniey runs the operation at the border it says it has spent more than $700 million on feeding, treating and transporting refugees beforehanding them over to humanitarian agencies. since the emergence of isil and al-nusra front it's become harder for syrian refugees to his make the long journey to jordan that's because the jordanian army has reduced the numbers of areas that connection get in to jordan from 45 since the start of the conflict to six now. the army says it has had to priority security over humanitarian year gesture to his prevent terrorists from entering jordan by hide ago wrong the refugees. >> translator: refugees used to come from southern syria. now refugees are coming from areas in the north near the syrian-turkish border. why won't turkey open its borders. why is only jordan asked to do so? >> reporter: their gorp is a far from over. here here they will be taken to a scurry base where the jordanian authorities will run background checks, a of they have been cleared they

he left office on april 1, people thought, well this will the time for vinny: common acting u.s.ttorney, we all --ught, maybe vincent: well cohen will step forward. at that has not happened. i checked just within 24 hours. they tell me again and again, the investigation is continuing. it was a complex scheme where 600 $50,000 was spent in 2010 to to buyple to the polls campaign material, to do all kinds of things. none of the money was reported. the person who controlled the money, jeffrey thompson, pled guilty to creating the scheme and said vincent gray about a. people said, will of the guy who ran the scheme says been screened about it, why has it's great not been indicted? courtthompson's word and may not be very good. to my knowledge is a reporter, they have been going through a whole series of people. at least six people of pled guilty in the scandal. including jeffrey thompson. the people who handle the money. but do they have enough to mail the mayor? -- last yearported it was reported he turned it plea bargaineanor where he would have to admit he this deal. brian: wears

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rosanna: my cousin vinny. what happens with the youths around here. greg: the judge comes in for your big moment. i pleaded it down. rosanna: that is good. greg: two points on my license. rosanna: insurance money. points. rosanna: i should have gone with you to represent you. greg: you get in there. you see the flag. gun. whatever antics i had in mind, or you had in mind. rosanna: it looks like justice was served. i would have given you three points. [laughter] mike: not there to play games. here. mike: good idea. we have some big weather coming at us. as we head into tonight and tomorrow, that rain will really come down. maybe even widespread flooding. tomorrow morning's commute could be a big mess for many of us. the life radar does not show much. showers. more to the west of us. however, the pig yourself is holding up for the time being. seventy in bridgeport and islip. seventy-one in montauk. dewpoint around 75. close to 70. a lot of moisture in the air. the moisture content is high. you can feel it as you step out the door. western sections. a lo

vinny: the producer price index unchanged in august here going into the report, the wall street consensus decline of .1%, excluding food and energy, core ppi, core wholesale prices up .3%. year-over-year, the ppi down .8%. back to new york. michael: that is interesting, tom. ppi was supposed to decline, and that the fed has an excuse if it would like to use it. it isnot a whole lot, but something to her tom: we have the michigan numbers at 10:00 a.m. this morning. what does that signal? michael: the fed generally does not watch those indicators. as outlined greenspan once said, we watch what they do, not what they say. members get offended by headlines a lot. numbers do have inflation and them, and we watch the expectation numbers. tom: we are moving to a moment of silence at 8:46. speak of 9/11 with our guest in a minute. , first andr joins us he is identified with the clinton administration, president bill clinton's administration. on the t-mobile phone line, switch your business today. sandy, thrilled to speak to you this morning. i would suggest not only is syria unraveling, but the d

by take that plug out, you killed vinny, kreekt?rrect. >> and you wanted that to happen, correct? >> correct. >> reporter: the interrogation lasting more than 11 hours. overnight. graswald even practicing yoga, something her lawyers said she did to calm her nerves. >> my fiance flipped over. he's in the water right now. >> reporter: just days earlier, graswald making this desperate call from her kayak to 911. >> he's had a little, like a floating thing. he didn't have a vest. >> it wasn't a vest but he had something to hold? >> reporter: prosecutors say it was an act. claiming the woman who posted these images on facebook while her fiance was still missing stood to gain $250,000 in life insurance benefits. graswald has pleaded not guilty. her attorney says she never admitted to killing viafore. >> she denies killing him. it's spornt to distinguish between what they're saying is a confession and an interrogation. >> reporter: kayakers say removing that plug would not cause to it capsize. police say viafore was not wearing a life vest

2016 candidates find out we speak with an architect to hollywood, we've got retired general anthony vinnyn the show we'll be right back. . maria: good morning 2012 u.s. open champ knocked out of contention in match last night, a bigger battle on tap today the latest. cheryl: that is right, good morning serena williams has to get her sister venus u.s. open quarterfinals to pull off a calendar grand slam, if serena wins tournament will be first person since 19878 to win all four opens, in a calendar year, going to be don't miss television, also for you, expected to weaken into a tropical depression that storm located 900 miles off the coast cape verde islands has winds nearly 45 miles per hour, apple, gearing up for a boili big day likely unveil neuroproducts updated iphone 6s and 6s plus to feature focused touch lets useers do different things based on how hard they press the screen, the company may also announce, a new apple tv, maybe a supersized ipad we shall see. thank you, michael big day for apple a buyer in some of this hype? >> i kind of you know. >> did you just -- >> you just did

this is vinny's watch. >> good afternoon the commission will please come to order madam clerk, pleaseioner chow commissioner pating commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer the second item on the agenda is approval of the minutes for august 1st i want to thank commissioner singer for chairing the meeting of september one the minutes are before you for approval a motion for approval is in order. >> so moved. >> second. >> i'd like to - >> corrections. >> i'd like to make a correction

i am been a dell two days -- i am vinny del guidice. appreciated.mberg television to our coverage. it is throughout the day and afternoon,.m. this one: 55 to be exact. michael mckee will make us smarter on what we will see at 2:00 p.m. and going into the press conference. this is a great honor. he has been incredibly valuable to bloomberg "surveillance" and bloomberg economy. , thirtysomething years ago, the great i took the path from the excel -- vixel through keynes, to the ambridge, you, and this is theory that really matters today. why do we care about john ryding theory today when we talk about the phillips and game theory and other mumbo-jumbo janet yellen? think i'm not sure anybody outside of this room listening will be familiar with the term, but i think the idea is there is a lot of information in market prices and interest rates and the question is where are the neutral rates of interest? driver of the economy and the key driver of markets. my fascination in neutral rates of interest is now higher than the zero rate that we have been acti