the giants' head coach, tom coughlin said it was hard to say good-bye to weatherford today. he had spent 4 years with big blue, but it felt like longer. he was one of the more popular players on the team, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look with social media. the giants will not confirm it, but saving $1.3 million was likely the reason are. tom coughlin says it didn't make the decision any easier, but even in leaving, weatherford showed class. >> thank you for embracing me and my family as your own no matter where we go, new jersey will always be our home, and i will always be a giant. thank you so much, and go giants! >> what a good guy! >>> finally tonight that will teach you to try to take advantage of a difficult tribute. the arkansas tech team trying to honor their first player, lining up ten players, and then the opponent ran a trick play, but arkansas tech busts in to take it in for a touchdown it seems like hope was there. trick play here, fumble there, going in for 7, and arkansas tech, going on to win it 62-14. >> nail biter. >> we are all still in shock about ste

so what happened to steve weatherford? >> seeing double on long island, not one, not two, but 11 sets of twins all kindergartners all in one school. so how do their teachers keep them straight? >> that's got to be a task right there. we are going to talk about -- nothing to talk about. it's the holiday weekend forecast. i have the forecast coming up. >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," hundreds of frustrated refugees leave budapest to walk to austria. scott pelley with complete coverage and more at 6:30. >> reporter: it's a remarkable story. thousands of refugees many from the syrian war trying to get to germany. they got on trains. police took them off and brought them to camps. take they took off backing for germany. we'll have the story and the rest of the world news coming right up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master t

it will be tough to replace weatherford. weatherford pinned the patriots inside the pen three times. he was so good, some thought he was the mvp that night the giants won the title. this was a tough cut for tom coughlin. giants' head coach calls him an exceptional human being. >> in terms of his not only what he's contributed to the new york giants on the football field, but what he's done in the community, what he represents, the enthusiasm, the passion, the way he had a unique ability to touch people in all parts of life. >> the greatest fans in the naaytional football league, the new york giant fans. thank you for embracing me and thank you for embracing my family as your own. no matter where we go, new jersey will always be home and i'll always be a giant. thank you so much. and go, giants! >> always a class act. by the way, the bills cut ik en empally. at the u.s. open, serena williams back on the court tonight. her road to the calendar grand slam is getting easier by the day. last night wozniaki took an exit and wasted

weatherford was due to make over $2 million this season. tom coughlin told reporters weatherford is an exceptional human being and you get no argument here. who replaces him now. the giants traded for brad wane from the steelers. david, sibilia? >> we're going to wait for the reaction on that. in the days coming. >>> still ahead, they're getting their licenses with the clerk behind bars. same-sex couples in a kentucky county now getting the documents they need to get married. however, there could be a big catch. >>> and drive a nissan? you need to see this. the problem that could prevent thyou from braking properly. >>> smile. >>. how one neighborhood is shaming drivers into slo ng down and what our news 4 crew witnessed in span of just ten minutes. that story at 5:30. >>> an update tonight on a story that's really been touching a nerve around the country. a kentucky county clerk has been jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> for the first time, couples are getting the document they need to say "i do" but an

weatherford was tabbed the fittest man in the nfl. a fitness magazine cover model, weatherford regularly posted photos and video on social media for the social purpose to motivate others. >> 10, 15 seconds. >> reporter: he was new 3 million, one of the league's highest paid punters. he was coming off a difficult year marred by injury. we caught up with him earlier this week. >> tearing four ligaments in your ankle week one. looking back, i probably should have taken three, four weeks off and let it heal. but coach t preaches toughness. i wanted to be one of those guys that he looked at as one of the tough players. even though i play a position that's not traditionally looked at as being tough. >> reporter: following his release, the giants traded for steelers punter brad wing. weatherford who has filled in as a sports anchor did not responsible to texts. happen. >> reporter: so well liked. he'll find his place. >> he'll be a giant in heart. thank you. >>> dozens of students and teachers evacuated from the ivy league early learning aca

look forward to post season with ken davidoff, baseball columnnist for "new york post." >> and weatherford in studio talking about jets and giantses, a big show. antwan: also a special guest, over there hello, duke's father is here. duke: my dad is here. antwan: making sure you do it right. christina: there you go. duke: he paid for courses in college. you need to know about tomorrow's commute. >> i am ines rosales with the toyota traffic tracker route 84 both direct from exit 13 to poughkeepsie, various lanes will be closed this week for construction from 10:00 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon. meters remain in effect. the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introdu

. -- weatherford. >> and the giants are going back to the super bowl. >> reporter: he gave the giants one of the most memorable images of the 2012 super bowl run. steve weatherford didn't play the most high-profile position in the nfl but he was one of the most high-profile members giant. one of the most visibility athletes on social media. [ music ] >> reporter: he's also one of the most camera friendly guys you will ever meet. studio. pleasure. thank you for having me. >> reporter: he shared the serious stuff breaking the news of his bad car crash in june on instagram. >> very fortunate to be standing here. very fortunate to be alive. glad my family has a dad still. >> reporter: he is a man of the people visiting sick children in the hospital and stepping in when a teen needed a date for the promise. >> very flattering to be requested to do that. it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: he is also one of the fittest players in the nfl featured in numerous weightlifting magazines. by the way, he was a pretty good football player a key member of the super bowl squad in 2012. so you may ask w

the new york giants have cut punter steve weatherford. sourcesonfirm toews 4, the fan favorite has been released from the team just over a week before the start of the regular season. weatherford had been with the giants since 2011. the season they won the super bowl. we'll have mucre on her f and itea r big blue tonight on news new york at 5:00. >>> in kentucky, the county courthouse is open for business without the helpfnt clerk who refused to issue parage licenses t -sex uples. willm ith and james yates were thest to receive a mage lensey. thouple oorehan a decade cried and hugged as they wked out with the licensehey be denie fe times before. >> how are you feeling? >> happy. i want to hug my mom and dad. >> the clerk who denied that license is spending her first fullay b dind bars. the federal judge found kim dams in contempt of crt for failing to complith orders to give out licenses after the supreme court legaliz gay marriage. >> britain's prime minister says the country will take in thsare refees from camps on the syrian border. da

tonight, the giants traded for punter brad wing and cut steve weatherford. big blue releasing their punter, when he was healthy, weatherford was exceptional. this was tough -- for tom coughlin. the giants call him an exceptional human being. >> in terms of not only what he has contributed to the new york giants on the football field, but what he has done in the community, away what he represents. the enthusiasm, the passion, the way he touched people in all parts of life. >> the greatest fans in the national football league. the new york giants fans. thank you for embracing me and my family as your own. no matter where we go, new jersey will always be home. and i'll always be a giant. thank you so much, and go giants. >> and tom brady weighing in on deflategate. he apologized and said while i'm pleased to be able to play, i'm sorry the fans had to endure this. we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fil

steve weatherford got to ride in it yesterday. is very safe. it comes with a parachute. ridiculous instance, it is a safe, the ridiculous instance, very unlikely instance something should happen you got a parachute but that is point, this thing according to these aviation experts, if there is a stolid handles it beautifully, if there's a spin it handles a beautiful, they have side by side on this video and watching prior to going out and this thing handles problems like a champ. ben: is this the first step toward flying cars like back to the future part 2? juliet: i would not say that but it is something for wealthy person or company. not the kind of thing you want to take, if we fly to miami we could do that but this is for adventure and the real power sports and that kind of action sports type of thing, very cool. listen to the sound bite we have for you. >> ultimately to democratize aviation and make aviation much more accessible to the consumer. juliet: i was out there with steve weatherford thinking he needs all little help, this was it. he was so great on it. great

. >> he has filled in as a sports anchor, steve weatherford, the punter. less than an hour ago, he finally came from radio silence to making a statement. he did post on his twitter account thank you, giants. the most amazing fans in the nfl. #once a giant always a giant. there's a link to his youtube page where he is there with a video message with his wife and four children. just expressing his gratitude and his opportunity to play for the giants. he talks about thanking the head coach. christina: pure class. >> it is a business. he was marred with injuries last season. he was coming off a season where he had a decline in his performance. but he was a great punter. came to the giants in 2011. he's a 10 year nfl veteran and he's most known for this moment, his reaction in 2011 when the giants won the nfc championship game. look at him. christina: no slouch. >> he's worked out with duke. it's all about his motivation. that's why he connected so much with the giants fan base on his twitter account. he would post these videos. there's the story with duke. he

weatherford is also one of the most popular players wearing blue. fans were shocked when he was released by the team. >> i was shocked i didn't expect them to do that. >> a ten at about veteran became to the giants in 2011 and it popularity's dems from charitable efforts. he paid for several high school proms which he also attended. he was also tagged, the fittest man and the nfl. a cover model, he regularly posted photos and videos on social media for the sole purpose to motivate others. >> weather verdict was due over $3 million, one of the highest-paid he was also coming up and differ called year with injuries. late this afternoon he tweeted this message in a video. >> into the greatest fans in national football league and your giant finance, thank you for embracing me and my family is your own. no matter where we go to new jersey will always be home. i will always be a giant. ink is so much, and go giants. >> that's a class act. >> this story would not happen in any other market. >> absolutely. >> let's bust through these quick social media twee

steve weatherford, former new york giant, he plays football in this town for a long time. solid, all-around great guy. >> this is a guy who insires everybody in the community -- inspires everybody in the community, continues to do so. >> what may have been bad news for a day, he was cut by the giants, i think is going to be great news for steve weatherford's long-term future whether it's in football -- >> or broadcasting. >> -- broadcasting, politics, cartoons. let's go to cook. >> cartoons? [laughter] >> did you see how he said politics? i'd just like to say a potential thank you to jackie delatore because my hair is looking presidential. duke's hair is jealous right now. [laughter] >> it really looks good this morning. >> my hair is usually jealous of steve lacey -- >> if it's not me, it's steve weatherford. zoom in on that coif there. >> all right, buddy, enough of that. [laughter] spent four years with the giants here and, obviously, everybody knows four great years, you won a super bowl. but when you get the call to go in to see tom coughlin and mr. mara, you call it

steve weatherford released by giants yesterday. a popular punter set to win over $3 million this year. the giants trade for brad wing who will punt for $110,000 this year. >>> the patriots' qb on facebook, while i'm pleased to be eligible to play, i'm sorry our league had to endure this i don't think it's been great for our sport, and to a large degree, we have all lost. >>> syracuse at home last night against rhode island, and it wasn't even a game. the orange ended the 1st half with the 74-yard punt return. the first syracuse punt return in 47 years, and fordham a winner over army. whatever happens this weekend, laura behnke has you covered. >> thank you, rob. >>> and let's look at the top stories. a brooklyn man fired 11 shots at officers who responded with gunfire. an update on the wild shootout coming up. >>> also ahead, pope francis has one final message to americans before his historic trip here to the united states. and amy is a little upset about the weatherford news with the giants. >> crushing. i can't acknowledge it rig

the giants have cut popular punter steve weatherford. he's one of the most popular and recognizable players. he joined the giants in 2011, helped the giants win the super bowl that year. he was in the middle of a $12 million 5-year contract. they made a trade with the steelers for brad wing. great, great guy. extremely public. he's always out there help ing charities and things like that. we wish him the very best. >> absolutely. >>> looking for the perfect summer salad? >> stephanie and tony are here with salad for everyone. >> backyard picnics still going on. it's a perfect time for them. the corn and the way you made it, perfect. >> not too much you need to do with corn this time of year. summertime corn is the best. it's so sweet. >> the best way to select corn, make sure when you buy it by the ear the larger the better because they're sold by the piece, not by the pound. look at those awesome close enough. this is bi-color corn, yellow and white. >> we're going to make something that's going to become a nice salad that you can eat h

steve weatherford was released. popular popular set to earn over $3 million this year. they swing a trade for the steelers for brad wing. tom brady reacts to his deflate gate court victory. while i'm pleased to be eligible to play, i am sorry our league had to endure this. i don't think it's been good for our sport to a large degree we have all lost. >>> college season underway. syracuse at home against rhode island. wasn't even a game. orange ended the first half with a 74-yard punt return. first syracuse punt return in 12 years. 47-0, orange roll. also tonight, fordham beats army and the college football season is underway. isn't that great? >> surprised brady went public on this? >> friday night heading into a holiday weekend at 10:00 at night, perfect time to do it.

steve weatherford was released. popular popular set to earn over $3 million this year. they swing a trade for the steelers for brad wing. tom brady reacts to his deflate gate court victory. while i'm pleased to be eligible to play, i am sorry our league had to endure this. i don't think it's been good for our sport to a large degree we have all lost. >>> college season underway. syracuse at home against rhode island. wasn't even a game. orange ended the first half with a 74-yard punt return. first syracuse punt return in 12 years. 47-0, orange roll. also tonight, fordham beats army and the college football season is underway. isn't that great? >> surprised brady went public on this? >> friday night heading into a holiday weekend at 10:00 at night, perfect time to do it. >> he made it okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you've gotta get fios! but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics networks to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available. with big capacity too, so everyone in the h

weatherford was a postseason hero during the giants super bowl winning season back in 2011. he was also very popular with fans, highly visible on social media in ridiculous shape but he struggled with preseason games this year. the move saves the team more than $1.3 million in salary cap space but this guy was just awesome and, lee, remember the two of us -- >> oh, of course. he told you guys how to kick. >> we had a kicking competition when they played the super bowl over here at the meadowlands. i'm sorry to see him go. >> got that larger than life personality, superguy. he's got like 0% body fat -- >> and such a hard worker. his wave gave birth -- on -- his wife gave birth on his way back and was a spokesperson at the same time. >> we will definitely miss him. hopefully he finds a good landing spot. >> definitely hope that. >> good luck. >> very much so. >>> a lot cooler -- i don't want to say a lot cooler today but cooler than it has been the last couple of days. >> you string together the 90- degree days and all of a sudden 84 with moderate humidity doesn't feel that ba

did we see that the stock is down 9% on weatherford? as we look at la quinta. $1 billion combined equity debt offering, likely to help it divest it from the potential merger of halliburton and baker hughes. investors don't like it. though there's never a bad time to sell equity. if you can do it, just do it. >> here's one where the window doesn't close. they take off. there were a lot of people who felt transocean had bottomed, sea drill had bottomed. this is a company that's somewhat involved with those. i'm worried about weatherford, if only because i'm worried that the industry has gotten technological. the amount of money needed to throw at it is much less than it was. you have halliburton out there doing that front now, pay later. ensco has been a disaster. it's a bear market for these. we're not used to calling things bear markets. we kind of forgot. it's been six years since we had a serious bear market. but there's a bear market. friday, by the way, was really horrendous. that kind of day happens, and people just try to forget a

steve weatherford released by the giants popular punter set to earn over $3 million this year and giants have a trade with the steelers for brad wing who will punt for $510,000 this year. last night final preseason game at new england everybody on tom brady watch. didn't play. wasn't on the field game ended up a battle of field goals giants won 12-9 and chris boswell hit on four kicks and reserves played in the game to keep the starters healthy but a win is a win. nice game for stevie brown and his giant return. >> i woke up this morning and kind of looked at my schedule and everything and had the big ny, i was kind of excited. >> the competition for the jets back up quarterback job was ratcheted up last night. they played the eagles and fitzpatrick the starter, genox smith has the broken jaw and matt flynn looked good in the first half. it will be flynn or josh johnson in the back up to start this season. >> i just went out and played. i didn't look at it as i have to go play good or well to be able to make the team. >> i hadn't been out on the field a long time and i was trying to soak

weatherford international announced it is canceling its share in convertible debt offering only a fewours after announcing the plan. this is the stock price dropped on the initial plan announcement. shares popped on the reversal up more than 10% to $9.31. >>> is the specialty chemical maker ashland will splitsh into the two companies. it will spin off its engine lubricants unit into a publicly traded company to focus focus on higher margin business. shares rose to $108.50. >> still ahead, rarely does a chinese hacker talk openly about his had he clandtine activities. until now. here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. a report on mortgage applications. also the purchasing managers manufacturing index is out. it's a read on the private sector economy. and we'll be on the lookout for more news from the pope and president xi's visit to the u.s. that's what to watch for on wednesday. >> price waterhouse coopers is hoping attract talent with a perk. the consulting and accounting firm will give employees $1200 a year up to six years to help them pay off student loan debt. it's not just

span was a standout athlete at weatherford high school before joining the air force during world war ii. he flew 26 combat missions as part of the red tail fighter pilots. he was 90 years old. >>> the race for president is taking interesting twists and hampshire. the democratic front runner, bernie sanders and he's got a healthy lead, too. nine points over hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald vote. >>> the financial crisis in puerto rico is becoming a hot button political issue. happening tomorrow, a delegation led by andrew cuomo will head to puerto rico to discuss the territory's financial crisis. the governor is set to meet with local officials to talk about the ongoing health care and economic challenges. eye witness news anchor joe torres will be in puerto rico covering the visit. joe's reports begin on tomorrow right here on channel 7. you can follow him online at abc 7 ny. >>> their dream vacation became a nightmare. the couple from new jersey who experienced great joy and agony overseas. >>> no showers, no soap, no problem. the mit grad who made a clean break from

. >> both the giants and the jets are playing for keeps a week from tomorrow, and steve weatherford, released by the giants yet. the popular punter set to win over $3 million this year, and tom brady reacting to his ''while i'm pleased to be eligible to play, i don't think it's been good for our sport. in a way we have all lost." >>> the orange had 74-yard punt return. first syracuse punt return in over 40 years. whatever happens this weekend, laura behnke has you covered. i'm rob powers, see you back here on monday. >>> a brooklyn man is accused of fire 11 shots at police officers who returned gunfire. i'm kristin thorn, and i will update the wild shootout, coming up. >>> thank you, kristin. also ahead a tragedy avoided, thanks to a pilot's skillful maneuvering in new jersey. who is calling him a hero this morning. >>> she is citing god's authority as a loophole in her refusal to allow same-sex couples to tie the not. the clerk is getting unlucky in kentucky as she fights from we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing t

juliet: we have steve weatherford. duke: we will talk about what he is up to now. juliet: i will not fly the steve and i will do the story later this morning, a new plane like a hybrid type of thing. is a plane and a seaplane. it looks like a car. it fits in your garage. ben: nice day yesterday, nice day. >> meteorologist: it was nice and cool, breezy at times but still take a lot of folks ready for fall. we had it yesterday. today pushing back his summer a little bit, 60 at newark, 63 central park, 58 in bridgeport, 67 in montauk, temperatures close to where they should be this time of year. let's look at temperature changes, some are up, some are was, for par, poughkeepsie is 6 degrees cooler, generally speaking looking at a warm-up in the tristate region but not by huge amounts, clear sky and the tristate region, throughout the northeast high pressure in control will keep us nice and dry, jet stream is read directing everything into canada as far as storm track is concerned and that is where it will stay. we are going to see clear skies, dry conditions and not m

host: let's get to our call to entrees in weatherford, texas. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. mike question to the congressman is how do you have so much belief in kevin mccarthy when he was the with. how many votes did you pull from the floor because he could not count. host: guest: with all of my hopes and expectations or kevin mccarthy, i cannot expect him to be and to read minds. because he is very conservative area --. is been very conservative and wanting to end crony capitalism that is per ton -- that is personified by the export import bank. he is been very bold on a number of issues. i think he will continue to be a speaker. he has the ability to communicate with a very diverse spectrum of members in the house republican conference. they can move forward. i think that's going to be a very important improvement in the house. to theou know him back california state legislature. about him as a young state legislature. the two things that strike me as most remarkable is his ability to interact with people in the where they are and fin

weatherford had a proposed capital raise yesterday that got kaenksed.hat stock was down about 10%. you can see it's come back today. most of the energy names are to the down side. finally, hope you are all listening to kayla at the bank of america meeting. their shareholders rejecting split splitting the chairman and ceo role. that's not having a big move on the stock, but most of the big names stayed in the financial group down about 1%. carl, i should note that we're going into the european close. you'll hear from simon, but most of europe is down roughly 2%. just off the lows there. back to you. >> see if we get any relief in about 28 minutes. thanks very much, bob. in the meantime, the reviews for the new iphone 6s are out, and after spending time with the iphone mossberg says it is the best smartphone out there, period. joining us this morning is walt mossburg, the co executive editor for read code. good morning to you. >> good morning, carl. >> you say it is the best smartphone out there. you say it streams. you say, boy is it fast. walk us throug

. >>> and to the nfl, steve weatherford is looking for a new team. the popular punter relieved by the giants. he was a post season hero during the winning season in 2011 and also very popular with fans and highly visible and social media but he struggled in preseason games this year after injury plagued his season last year. the move saves the team more than $1.3 million in salary cap space. >>> the latest jobs report offered mixed news about unemployment. u.s. employers added 170,000 jobs in august. that's not as many as analysts expected but the rate dropped to 5.1% the lowest its been in seven years and that is the news that didn't translate on wall street. the dow tumbled 272 points closing at 16, 102 and the nasdac lost 49 points and s & p dropped and may prompt the fed to lower key interest rates sooner rather than later. >>> new information about that so-called fight club at a daycare. two former workers in court today and one of their neighbors speaking out tonight. plus, days after the city swept away homeless people, the homeless are return

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after weatherford said it was raising $1 billion in a sale of shares.en it cancel them just hours later after the close yesterday, saying it couldn't get the price it wanted in the market. the shares rebounding by 10.5%. scarlet: julie hyman, thank you. jeffrey saying the canceled offering is the company is backing away from making big purchases as well. betty: repercussions thereafter but we've heard so far. scarlet, good to see you. much more ahead on the "bloomberg market day." ♪ penny: welcome back. i'm betty liu. will visit a boeing factory here china will announce a big order for boeing airplanes. there is a new twist in the government investigation into whether airlines colluded on pricing. an antitrust official wants to know about airline executives communications with large shareholders. consumers pay more when the same large investor holds shares in the biggest airlines. the cost of renting a home rose again last month but at a slower pace. zillow says rent was up almost 4% from a year ago. it says rent hikes may be slowing down because more a

weatherford international up 10.5%.shares and convertible debt. that is a huge precursor to the restructuring of oil. executives think they will say to people what they think. the markets go, maybe not. >> the idea that weatherford may be in the move to make a few deals and investors are saying not so fast. tom: there is your equity report. ashlyn got my attention. mike: great minds think alike. tom has one of the greatest minds around. so does tracy alloway. the two of them have great minds and really boring nights because they sit there and look up -- what is so important about zinc? tracy: tom can speak for himself. in my mind, zinc is a really of the pain in emerging markets and the overall collapse in the commodities complex. i know you've been talking about it already come up missing prices at their lowest since inventory numbers that showed a 57% surge in inventories in the space of a month. props to the analysts at credits we's because they put out a big commodities no yesterday saying they were turning bearish

and you made a very good point about weatherford. and there wads a big stink yesterday.y canceled that debt offering. they're a company with a -- talking about a 1 billion dollar capital raise p. a. h hallberten, all trading to the down side. and so, take a look at the u.s. market. we're off of the lows for the day and there's no surprise given what i just showed you. so, it's a general, what we used to call risk off environment. finally, just let me close with the impact of the dollar. again, we have been talking about this for the last quarter but general mills was out and generally they beat out earnings in a small revenue miss. if you remove the effect of the strong dollar and report it in constant dollars, sales were up. that's not a typo. that's a 16% swing based entirely on the strength of the dollar. that's the impact of the strong dollar. right now, the dow is off its lows down 180 points. >>> well, one stock that has been moving up until today of late is dish. people may have noticed over the last couple of trading days the stock has done quite well. today is n

watching weatherford international oil services of any rebounding. pretty externa reversal.as raising $1 million by sharing those in shares. investors are happy about that. those are some of the increase stocks we are seeing today. jamie told me to ask you about autozone. autozone bucking the trend. they are higher. the company's earnings beating estimates. comparable sales at the nation's largest auto chain -- auto parts chain of. this is total vehicle miles driven in the united date since 1980. obviously trending higher. these are the recessions. recovering postrecession pretty handily. what does this mean for autozone cap of more they are on the road, the more they need stuff replaced. as you well know, we had an aging fleet in the united states, so replacement rates have been going down. if your car is older, you probably need more replaced as well. producer.s julie's machine. market machine behind julie hyman. i will stick with the cars theme here. the volkswagen scandal continues at every level from automakers to auto suppliers. , theing with carlos cohen ceo of nissan

i want to know about my friend, steve weatherford -- >> saw him over the weekend, he's doing well. >> he's okay? >> yeah, he's doing well. >> he's the punter for the giants, he got cut from the team. >> it happens. we didn't expect it -- >> do we have an idea of where he'll go? >> he's gotten some calls. he's thinking about broadcasting, thinking about some other things. >> meanwhile, i've got a great knock knock joke. knock knock. >> who's there? >> do your job. [laughter] hey, you'll lose. >> duke? >> tonight at the u.s. open, it'll be a family battle. serena versus venus, of course, they face each other in flushing, and world ranked number one serena going for the grand slam, winning all four majors in one calendar year. hasn't been done since 1988, stephanie graf. they play ared each other 26 times with serena winning 16 of those, including six of the last seven, and 13 years ago on this very date, serena beat venus at the final at the u.s. open. so we'll see what happens tonight. 15-seeded kevin anderson taking on the third seed 2012 u.s. open champ andy murray. forehand sails wi

former giants punter steve weatherford may no longer be the team, but that isn't stopping him from helping kids with his foundation. he gave out sneakers to underprivileged students in jersey city yesterday, all part of his annual kick for kids program. >> what a better way to be able to bless these kids and give them just a little bit of extra confidence knowing they have brand new shoes and somebody be, you know, like a professional athlete that cares about 'em. [applause] >> steve started this, he said a lot of times he couldn't afford the sneakers he wanted as a kid donate, so great problem. >> we're so proud of steve. >> yeah. i saw him sunday, he's doing good. >> i know he's going to be landing on his feet. >> yeah, i mean, look, he could go a million different ways. a couple teams have reached out to him. >> great guy. duke, you're all right [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee

. >> host: tigers min mcclintock, he is our guest and let's get to our call waiting in weatherford, texas.ne under, good morning. >> caller: good morning. might question to the congressman is how do you have o so much believingu heaven mccarthy so much when he was ths wet? how many votes dide youhe pullm the floor because he couldn't count? i will hang up and take my answer off the line. >> guest: i don't think it's a question of the count, people told him they were bony one way and then voted another and with all of my high hopes and expectations for kevin mccarthy i cannot reasonably expect him to be able to read minds. why i support him is becausem to bursa by think he is on his own very conservative because he is veryupport him conservative area --. is been very conservative and wanting to end crony capitalism that is per ton -- that is personified by the export import bank. he is been very bold on a number of issues. i think he will continue to be a speaker. he has the ability to communicate with a very diverse spectrum of members in the house republican conference. they can move forwa

host: let's get to our call to entrees in weatherford, texas. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. mike question to the congressman is how do you have so much belief in kevin mccarthy when he was the with. how many votes did you pull from the floor because he could not count. host: guest: with all of my hopes and expectations or kevin mccarthy, i cannot expect him to be and to read minds. because he is very conservative area --. is been very conservative and wanting to end crony capitalism that is per ton -- that is personified by the export import bank. he is been very bold on a number of issues. i think he will continue to be a speaker. he has the ability to communicate with a very diverse spectrum of members in the house republican conference. they can move forward. i think that's going to be a very important improvement in the house. to theou know him back california state legislature. about him as a young state legislature. the two things that strike me as most remarkable is his ability to interact with people in the where they are and fin