oil prices were soft last week, three negative weeks out of four. oil down over 6% for the week as a whole. again, bouncing back this morning similar to some of the other markets. wti crude pulled higher by 43.7. sara? >>> important political news over the weekend, angela merkel's party suffered another setback. this weekend the center left social democrats whipping an election sunday night in a vote that propelled an upstart anti-immigration party in germany into its tenth state legislature. the strong showing stems from many upset voters with merkel's policy that allowed more than 1 million refugees to come to germany the last year. she continues to face pressure over this policy. >> you're absolutely right. a big election next year. these are the regional state legislatures, but a sign of things to come for the big election next year in germany. >>> meanwhile, ecb policymaker weidmann comments on how this could impact the financial firms. he says many will lose pass porting rights allowing them to cross the union. this would be a huge blow to bri

next week will start off unsettled with rain and storm toward the middle of the week with highs in the low to middle 60s. today: isolated shower still possible. highs near 69. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight: risk of more showers. lows near 60.weekend/week ahead: drying out saturday with highs around 70. chance for a shower or storm on sunday, especially later in the day, with highs in the 70s. next week will start off unsettled with rain and storm chances mainly on monday. a shot of cooler air arrives toward the middle of the week with highs in the low to middle 60s. the susan g komen race for the cure is now just two days a. away. "the race is extremely emotional, it is a bonding experience beyond belief. belief. "you go down there and you just look around at all the people that are surviving and people that unfortunately did not make it, it's just a really hopeful environment and really caring environment environment this is a fund raiser for the fight against breast cancer and cbs 58 and telemundo wisconsin will be there. same day lakefront starts at 7 a-m with opening ceremonies to fol

bob pisani takes a look at the week that wa week that may lie ahead. >> it was a wild week. it started with fears that the fed may raise rates next week. stocks moved down, bond yields moved up. stocks settled down late in the week. the big story shifted to apple and strong orders for the iphone 7 pushing th up 11%. apple is by far the biggest stock in the u.s. when the biggest stock in the u.s. moves 11% in a week, that's news, because it not only moves the stock, it moves the market. the s&p 500, the main market index, is market cap weighted. the bigger the stock, the more it moves the index. the s&p is up about 10 points this week. apple is responsible for 7 of those 10 points. remember, apple is in the dow. the dow is up about 35 points this week. apple was responsible for pushing the dow up about 75 points. in other words, without apple, the dow would be down about 40 points instead of up 35 points. see? next week it's all about the fed. most expect the fed will not raise rates. there's a good chance they'll sound hawkish, that they will make noises that they still migh

was stronger last week for the week as a whole. less so than prior weeks. as we look at things now, the euro, the yen, the pound are all higher against the dollar today. only slightly. the big mover is the aussie dollar. up 1% after they failed to hike rates. even though that was the expectation. we weren't expecting a cut. still rallied. gold prices very quickly for you right now. as we look at things, goeltd prices are higher only by 0.4%. 1332. >>> this morning's top story. $65 billion deal in the works. bayer hiking offer from $127.50. up from a previous $125 offer. monsanto acknowledged the latest offer. calling it con struckive. have been in talk since may. bayer believes will position to help farmers around the world produce for a larger population. we'll have more on the potential deal in just a few minutes. >> massive deal looking forward to diving into that one. in other news this morning, volkswagen truck is preparing to take 20% stake in the u.s. trucking firm navarrete sar. navistar. volkswagen will pay $16 per share. a little over $220 million

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; specifically late week. looking at the next system to roll through the north part of the state to increase wind this weekend and especially next week. .......................... ......... ................ re's the forecast.'s by morningn overnight. should be comfortable and clear by morning wit wake-up temps it returning again tomorrow. .............................. . .................. tended temps show hotter temps we head through the weepectinge workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has b. wind could be breezy at times rough the week, but it's next ek and late wkd when we doantic. monsoon could return late next week or thek to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) ((christianne klein)) >>> a 90-year-old woman walking from texas to d-c has turned down ((paul joncich)) >> what her goal is as she travels cross country to the white house. and how many miles she will walk a daily./// announcer: you're ((paul joncich)) a 90-year-old fort worth woman has a point to prove. and she's going to do it

weekend/week ahead: drying out breaks of sunshine and highs around 70. chance for showers or storms on sunday, with highs in the 70s. next week will feature cooler temps in the mid to upper 60s with milwaukee mitchell international airport is workinwa making international travel even more accessible. cbs 58's julie parise was at a breakfast announcing plans to make the airport bigger and better. 3 mr bonilla tells me the airport is looking at several specific goals for the coming years.specially, making international travel a lot easi. easier.today's breakfast was held at the pfister hotel and was hosted by the milwaukee business journal. he says the airport is looking into airport. right now it's most used for charter operations and people can only arrive to there - you can't depart. bonilla says the biggest challenge to making this happen is the cost. he tells me if people want to see upgrades and improvements at general mitchell, there is a way to help. help."if you can fly out of mitchell, do so. we're doing everything we can to lower our cost, be mo

cocktail week runs through sunday. coming up on the cbs 58 morning news--- the funniest of the funny.which comedian comes out on top? 3 and - a new rollercoaster for anyone who loves the water!see the first of its kind..jet ski coaster...next 3 people across phoenix are brushing off the dust from last night's haboob.look at this intense dust storm... gusts were reported up to 40 miles an hour.. with visibility down to about one mi. mile.the wall of dust is one of the bigger ones of the year.. and likely one of the last dust storms of the one helicopter pilot estimated the dust cloud was about four- thousand feet high. 3 today: more clouds than sun and staying breezy. on and off showers, especially in the morning. cool with highs around 600. wind: ne 10-20 mph. tonight: some clouds. drying out. lows in the lower 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.week ahead: mix of clouds and sun on thursday with highs right at average around 660. scattered shower chances return for friday and saturday. better chance for more rain friday. staying

you can't put the double move up in week one. you have to set the defense you have for that, so the complaining by the guys was a little premature on their part all the offense and have it going week one or two. it takes time, and now the offense is unfolding. >> for all you youngsters out there [ laughter ] >> i do think there was a concerted effort. look on offense, sanders is making 13.25 million this year. demaryius thomas is making 13 million this year. by far the two highest paid players. i do think gary kubiak wanted to happy. >> i don't think it was just the coach, i think it was the quarterback, all three were asked about it, and trevor you know started looking 88 and 10's way before anyone else just to make sure. >> but of course he wants them to catch the ball. >> yeah. >> but as a young quarterback you can't ask him to go out and throw to guys double timing, that's why he's throwing to nine plus targets, not forcing because these safeties weren't the best they had. the broncos did think they could go deem on the benga

fall starts next week. is is it for the final week of summer, your saturday morning starts off at 66 degrees. we jump up to 71 x 9 a.m., 80 by lunchtime, 85 will be die tomorrow. or clouds and sunshine and just a small 10% chance of rain. -- degrees by lunchtime, 81 -- 85 degrees will be the high tomorrow. we will be generally dry this weekend. there is the next cold front. this will be here on monday night. let's talk about how it gets between all of that mess, between julianna high pressure and ahead of a cold front. what that will leave us with our warm temperatures, not a lot of rain and no 90s and perhaps just a stray shower along with some clouds. as we get into monday, that cold front will approach our area. we are still ahead of it so it will still be pretty warm on monday. you will notice upper 80s and we will see if you showers late in the day ahead of that cold front. monday night be cold front pushes through and on the other side of it on tuesda of next week. before we get there, let's enjoy the

every week we'll end with the week ahead... ahead...it's a chance for you to see what the campaigns are up to. to.monday -- democratic v-p candidate tim kaine and his wife will be in central iowa. the same day -- donald trump is expected to be in fort meyers -- florida.and lastly -- 51 days until election day. thanks for watchingbe sure to tune in next week to get the clear facts on iowa in focus. gallagher: this type of disaster hits, it's like, "man, what do we do? where do we start?" after the flood, when we came in here, there was nothing left. there's no way we're gonna do this ourselves. people like monica vernon really fought to get the assistance that led to the recovery. it took vision. it took courage. there is a true community spirit. i don't think she asked anybody after the flood whether they were democrat or republican. she took the bull by the horns, >> week 2 in the nfl. >> there andy dalton. he led his team to a victory. 2-3 in all-time pittsburgh. 16 sacks in five games. >> arguably the best receiver in footba

next week, a warming trend is likely through wednesday with a seasonable cool-down right behind a mid-week cold front. enjoy your weekend!toda y: becoming mostly cloudy. wind: ne 10-15. high: 67 tonight: cloudy. wind: ne 5-10. low: 57 tomorrow: mostly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. high: 66 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 53 rapids will allow people who live or work in the flood zone to go back into the area. and it's asking people who don't need to be there to stay away so large equipment can get in for clean-up. the flood zone will be open to everyone else starting at seven saturday morning. for the many on-call first responders, police officers, and firefighters, the return to normal is long-awaited. but until their routine is normalized, there is one place providing is providing hot meals and a place to relax for those working. crescent lodge mason john english says he and his wife came up with the idea when trying to come up with a way to give back to first responders. with most working long 12-hour shifts, he says the fraternal order's temple was the perfect spot to provide a wa

last week oil prices gaped about 3% for the week as a whole. dollar, if we have a look at that, it was so the last week. two weeks in a row of declines for the broader dollar index. and it was soft in earlier trade today. indeed it is at the moment. the yen up about .50%. the pound is softening against the u.s. dollar. ongoing stories out of the uk heading for a hard breaks zxit d the soft brexit. oil prices quickly for you if we have a look at gold, it is softer by a third of 1%. >>> and more on the markets in just a minute, but first the sports world is mourning the loss today of golf legend arnold palmer. he died at the age of 87 from complications of heart problems. he won 62 pga titles and 7 major championships as well as 4 victories at the masters. he turned the golf into a must-watch game on television. palmer's long-time rival and friend jack nicklaus said this statement, quote, he was more than a golfer or even great golfer. he was an icon. he was the king of our sport and always will be. we'll have more on this coming up. >>> back to

that's this week's farm journal report. we're on the road with machinery pete in north dakota where a crop switch also meant demand for new equipment. and in customer support, are we getting too good at growing corn? john talks the supply side of the equation. and now for ithe headlines, two of the largest ag companies could now be one. bayer and monsanto reaching a monumental agreement this week, calling the new company an innovation engine. the final bayer bid comes in at 128 dollars per share--that's 44 percent above the may 9th share price--when all of this first began. shareholders will vote at end of 2016 or early 2017 with regulatory approval will be the biggest hurdle, with bayer offering a 2 billion dollar break fee if the deal doesn't go through. both monsanto and bayer say this marriage means technology will be pushed through their pipelines quicker, with their main example being herbicide tolerance traits. bayer says it will need to file for regulatory approval in 30 coutnries, including the u.s., eu,. canada an

happening this week in milwaukee...a focus on fashion. i'm joined in studio this afternoon by abe van dyke and deborah reimer who are heading up milwaukee fashion who arad fashion week. welcome. for more information about fashion week you can visit our website cbs 58 dot com. abe, deborah, thank you for joining us. 3 coming up --- a janitor at a j-c penney's is accused of stealing ?thousands? of dollars worth of perfume....a live report on that is next. plus -- a new clinic has opened in our area...to help fight super lice...which is becoming resistant to treatments. what parents need to know...is next. 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up new at four --- a man is charged with stealing over ?ten-thousand? dollars worth of perfume over several months. months.the man worked as a janitor at a j-c penny's in menomonee falls. falls.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad has been sniffing out the details and joins us live with more..jacob. investigators say this all year...> the scheme being that the suspect would put a few bottles o

; specifically late week. looking at the next system to roll through the north part of the state to increase wind this weekend and especially next week. .......................... ......... ................ here's the forecast. winds finally calming down overnight. should be comfortable and clear by morning wit wake-up temps in the 80's again. tomorrow expect a high of 106 again and hotter. we could see some light breezes returning again tomorrow. ................................ ... .................... extended temps show hotter temps as we head through the week. expecting those temps to peak near 110 by the end of the workweek. staying dry as no monsoon has been seen. wind could be breezy at times through the week, but it's next week and late weekend when we do anticipate stron week or the week after according to long range models but that could change as well.<<<))) ((paul joncich)) >>> now although the storm quite the damage in one eastside neighborhood. ((christianne klein)) 8 news now patrick walker is

gwen: with health week this week, birther week and who knows what next week. let's talk about the consequences. polls show this race is really, really tightening. look at the realclearpolitics average of polls taken by the "los angeles times" and u.s.c., fox news and cbs times. hillary clinton is still ahead but by less than two percentage points. what's driving these numbers? alexis: we're noticing that secretary clinton, if you're talking about why she's dropped and we can see donald trump as risen in the realclearpolitics polls by about three point. secretary clinton has a vulnerability with young people on trust. we know she's trying to shore up some of the as a rule nerbles she's got and trying to rebuild the obama coalition. you could see her privet this -- fifth week very much to appeal to african-american voters and women. we saw michelle obama trying to gin up support among my len yulls and we know that secretary clinton is really going to hit that demographic hard next week, the millennials. this is one of the reasons why jeff is seeing the campaign'

however wisconsin is of both parties this week. week. donald trump appears at a rally at the waukesha expo center on wednesday.ann holton, the wife of democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine comes to milwaukee and kenosha on thursday....and chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in wisconsin on friday. no specifics yet on her visit. the man charged for a mass shooting at a mall in washington state made his first court appearance today. today.arcan cetin - an american citizen who was born judge read five counts of first degree murder. he's accused of shooting friday night inside the cascade mall north of seattle....5 people were killed before he escaped....only to be captured about 24-hours later. 3 meanwhile, in houston, texas, police say they believe it was a disgruntled employee who opened fire at strip mall early this morning. identifed as nathan desai, investigators say he started shooting at passing vehicles and wounded nine people, one of them critically, police shot and to his motive. 3 3 3 tonight: partly cloudy, c

trump made a push ats in detroit last week. >>> donald trump will be back in north carolina next week. those details have not yet been released. he fought back to critics including clinton that claim he did in fact support the work. >> i opposed going it and i did a post it. despite the media saying yes or no. >> he said his opponents help create isis by voting to go into iraq. >>> republican and his opponent democratic attorney spoke at a trustees and presidents. both talked about how crucial committee colleges are to help the states economy. >>> we have a traffic alert for you tonight. here is a live look in our dot cam on i-40. crews how the 40 w. exit at glory main street closed over the weekend while they make repairs. do can see the flashing lights of police up there as a mark off those areas t morning >>> you tonight a gag order issued in the murder investigation of a north carolina toddler. he was found dead in a wooded area. her mom's boyfriend reported her missing and he was charged. have been called to the home in the past and the gag order prevents anyone from talking abou

he will be week to week but he is definitely out this week. john greco will go for regard to center and alvin bailey will move to the right guard spot. tile massive the rookies out of penn state broke his hand yesterday. he will require surgery. he will not play this weekend they will evaluate them next week. the indians are off today and they continue at home. thinking postseason right now the indians are looking at going with a three-man rotation when they get to the postseason. corey kluger, trevor bauer, josh tomlin, and mike clevenger would alternate and they number three position. we can tabulate the magic number again. it is seven. any combination of indian adding up to seven and the indians get it. the cavaliers are getting together for a little bonding. that's coming up this week. jr smith will not be there and will not be at training camp either. we will -- it is a couple of reasons laid -- may be. there is a lot of validity to that we will see if it is money. the money is there. a double dose of bad news carson wentz has played terr

throughout the middle of next week. it's important -- we don't want to have anybody caught up in a rip current and have problems. of the weekend. >> the highway patrol reported the number of crashes was about half of what averages. >> when school began last week paycheck. for one teacher we spoke with it's not what she expected. we have the story. >> you just know it when someone loves what they do -- when it's passion that drives them. christina ross was the first person in line of the job fair needless to say she got the gig. >> i wanted to be there and show that i w i'm passionatebout wt i do. i had a goal in mind -- to get the job. >> not only did she land a spot that she is also teaching in the brand-new elementary. >> good morning. >> it's great to come to a brand-new school. it's new and clean and beautiful. >> last week at the boxes waiting to be unpacked and the tables meeting to be assembled >> sense of community and family -- i was looking for this. >> along coming raise for teachers has been approved -- enra

and we have a week in review when it comes to the presidential candidates this week. plus, a look at who iowans say they will begrudgingly vote for. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 10 . right now first responders are on the scene of an incident on i- 380 northbound. these a around mile marker 66, where 380 and highway 20 combine into one road. viewers say a semi caught fire and even exploded at one point. we do not know if anyone is injured nor how many vehicles were involved. we have a crew heading to the scene and will bring you the latest details on kcrg dot com and on our saturday morning news. also tonight... coralville police say two people are afternoon. officers responded to 508 5th street around 3:45 after reports of multiple gun shots. while police investigated the scene, two people showed up at the hospital with gun shot injuries. police say the shooting is part of an ongoing fight and this was not random. if you have any information on this case, you're asked to call coralville police. now to our top s

happened on the week, this is the story of the week. you can't talk about any markets, whether you are looking at bonds, stocks, without talking about deutsche bank and the financials group. solid rebound overall of deutsche bank, beyond just the news after the doj fines, these stocks have been going down for a long time to write a little bit of relief, financials groups still ended in the red. the week, infotech pretty boring. tech stocks had been doing really well and they just kind of faded this week, so we will see if they come back. andou mentioned twice rates the effect they had on stocks. utilities and financials keyed off rates to some extent. today you saw a rebound in yields. that is something that generally has been on a downtrend here. the two-year yield up three basis points, the 10 year, four basis points to 1.6%. you had the deutsche bank stat, but you had the bump up in yields, something a bit of a relief for the financial stocks, and also hurt the utilities conversely. if you look at the month and what we have seen for

that continues tore pretty much a good chunk of the week. wet week coming up and then back to more typical rain chances, 40% by next weekend. >>> we are checking out the roads. just about 15 minutes after frankland last time, we have a crash in the southbound lanes, on the shoulder so not affecting traffic too much. still less than 10 minutes to get across the howard frankland in both directions. drive on i-75, this is just south of fowler, traffic still pretty light. let's check drive times on 57 heading south -- -- 75. >>> dramatic confrontation between a ref and college football player. the player is facing felony battery charges, his dad says it's an accident. >> the ref just got punched in the face by a player. >> what? >> wow. >> you can see here bernard his back. he's a 270-pound lineman. so the hit took the ref out. the father says he was hitting himself in the head to calm himself down and the ref got in the way. >> if you go back and look for it you can clearly see he struck himself. >> the player's family wants the charges dropped

he is listed as week to week, not day to day, week to week. the steelers visiting washington.ick it up in the third quarter. it's pittsburgh, they're up by 11. what does he do afterwards? the 38-16. this division very much winnable as we've said many times before. the phillies is hosting the peters tonight since august 26th, they're batting .187 and scoring around 2.5 runs per game. so here's hoping they can finally get some runs on the board. 18th of the season. off the wall it the rookie had himself a ball game. first major league hit for quinn. >> i like to make the rounds, i talk to people in the news room, chat it up. >> a cup of hot tea. >> now you know. >> a cup of hot tea. >> now you know. >> up next, >> a cup of hot tea. >> now you know. >> up next, buy online. ready in an hour. weren't you just...got it. staples. make more happen. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more. staples has the lowest prices. period. staples. make more happen. with simply righ

they were good last week.y've been, i think, exposed a little bit today with some of the speed the power rushes but that will be addressed i'm assure you. this team with the schedule they play and the way it lays out, they're going to be a handful for everybody nationally. >> dave: they have some very tough road games, one in particular that looks a lot tougher. the punter got run into, they didn't throw a flag. great punt by johnson. the buckeyes are down there and they keep it from going into the end zone. the officials must have felt incidental contact but usually you get a running into the kicker call. trevis gipson. >> greg: he hits the ball. how often do you see a punter flop, jump backwards. a lot of kickers naturally have some soccer background. you do occasionally see some flopping going on. >> dave: there was no flop and no flag believe it or not. (backwards music) (backwards music) (music) only those who dare drive the world forward. the cadillac ct6. choose from a mouthwateringe new varietyred gril

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last week we looked at supply control to boost farm income, this week we tackle price control. the most common concept of fixing the price for ag products is parity agriculture from 1910 to 1914 when farms prospered along with the rest of the economy. if we could simply reestablish the balance of those prices today, farmers would be receiving their fair share, at least in the views of proponents. parity prices are still calculated by law by the usda and published each month, and promptly ignored. for example, these are the parity prices for july 2016: corn $13.00; soybeans $31.10; $51.90; hogs $164; cattle $320 what would happen if prices were mandated at these levels? first, our roundtables would be very boring. second, export demand for these commodities would disappear. third, even if demand stayed the same, imagine what you would be bidding for farmland or cash rents or replacement heifers. you don't a price jump like this would be. fourth, i suspect farm income would plummet. while you can set the price, you cannot force buyers to buy. as we talked about last week, income

the week here's john telich with sports. top of friday to review the indians swept the royals five-two, at progressive field, jr smith, on islam perhaps thisg deal done, jason kipnis gave them a wanta meth and weed his 23rd home run, the world skiing back, then tied at two, mike clevinger went five innings and then tito turned it over to the elite bullpen, he struck out our and allowed one home run, santana provides the big kid, his 34th home run of the cruising five-two the final. closing in on the playoff, for me i tried to concentrate and tried to one game at a time. >> the browns have got some better news thursday about core coleman, that what they initially t-ought, after being that he will not need surgery and will be out about four-six weeks. >> cody kessler continues his preps for the miami dolphins on sunday and according to sources, had some very strong practices. young guy in his third nfl game, we feel good about it from practice and we think that is going to show up on sunday. for charlie whitehurst, the browns

hard in the flooding as we've been showing you this week. while this street took on water -- other nearby businesses narrowly avoided taking on major flooding damage. kwwl's kristin rogers--joining us live from the new- bo in cedar rapids--kristin? you'll see behind me a large wall of hesco barriers-- put up to keep flood waters from rushing into newbo-- and had significant water-- the majority of newbo--stayed dry. this week-- as flood waters--built up inside these newbo buisnesses---on one side of a hesco barrier wall-- something city manager jeff pomeranz says--they had no choice in. "the only way to have a chance of saving an entire area and entire neighborhood was to place those barriers where we did." keeping the majority of the newbo area dry-- like right here at expecting significant water- instead minimal water--nats is pumping out of their basement. "i thought we'd have 4 feet of water in here, i thought we'd be down for 6,8 months, we had just three weeks--he says the wall--gave them hope. "i actually had hope i was like do--he sa

week. but the bets on gold are changing. anna: that is an interesting line on currency. mr. yen told bloomberg that he thought if the yen got to 90, and then to 80, that is when they would start conversations with the u.s. about combined action. now it's good to be bloomberg first word news. reporter: saudi arabia says they have stepped up efforts to support lenders as they grapple with the effects of lower oil prices. the monetary agency in saudi arabia says they will give banks $5.3 billion. seven-day introducing and 28 day repurchase agreements as part of its supportive policy. draghi will visit brussels with his increasingly urgent message that governments must act to bolster the economy. he will address a closed-door session on wednesday. one of his main concerns is governments are being too slow to implement structural reforms. the turkish lira has fallen to a seven-week low after moody's cut the country's credit rating to junk. the rising risks related to the external financing needs

that's this week's john's world. for my entire career farmers mers be half-right, but not like you may think. our industry's claim that food comes farms is a bit of a stretch. with the exception of some fruits and vegetables, there is nothing grown on our farms that is consumed directly as food. nobody has a plate of soybeans or corn, or bites a hog. it's wheaties in the bowl, not wheat. this insistence of redefining food makes as much sense as saying cars come an iron mine. most of all if food really came themselves. but even that simple truism needs an update. the majority of food in the us is coming from restaurants, not grocery stores. last year for the first time on record americans spent more for food away from home than at home. the gap is widening this year, even as restaurants struggle with high labor costs. this is tracking dollars not calories, k better describes our sector, the customer we're trying to sell to is increasing a restaurant or the prepared food industry, such as frozen pizzas, a major target

ending the week just positive for the week as a whole. the ftse 100 has lagged.down 1% for week. it's still flat. in asia we a seeing activity. the nikkei just below flat having a strong week in the face of some weakness in the yen. shanghai and hong kong closing out a little bit positive. >> almost 2% decline for the yen this week. huge sigh of relief for the japanese policymakers and stock market market as well. >> as for the broader market. oil is back on the radar front and center these days after a pretty steep selloff. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. over the course of the week rebounding this morning. wti back down to 43.59. brent is up 1% as well. ten-year treasury yield. hovers below 1.60. it has been a slightly higher yield story. see if jobs are good enough to lift that over the 1.60 market. as for the u.s. dollar. a tail of the stronger dollar. expectations for fed raising interest rates. that's mainly caused the dollar to rally against the japanese yen. 103.59. a lot stronger than where we were back around the 100 level a week or so ago. as for

we want to introduce you to our pet of the week. this is cricket, an 8-year-old female miniature pincher she's very energetic. i already noticed that. >> necessity. they have a lot of energy. they are little dogs with big dog hearts and personality. they are great. like, if you have an apartment, even if you have older kids, i wouldn't recommend younger kids, but older kids like 7 and up. they could be there to be your best friend. >> really? >> yeah. you can teach her things. they are very, very smart dogs. they think they ar >> i already noticed she's very loving and nice. if you introduce her into the house, it shouldn't be much of a problem. >> i'm not sure how she it with other dogs she's just wonderful and 8 years old for these guys. you know that's, like, mid- life. she's got another 8 or 10 years easy. >> we really appreciate you >> the number and contact information we have on the screen, i know you guys typically get calls. hopefully by the end of the day maybe she'll have a new home. >> if she's gone, ehave more >>> a man

cooler temperatures in your forecast for this week ahead. i'll be back with the complete week ahead. >> thanks, kristen. >>> the time is 9:43. 48 hours will follow the story of a man hailed a genius who may have plotted for years to commit the perfect murder. commit the perfect murder. up next, we have a preview make fit happen! fit me matte + poreless foundation from maybelline new york. beyond matching skin tone... fits skin's texture. blurs pores. controls shine. our most natural look... now, in more shades than ever! maybelline's fit me make it happen maybelline new york. >>> permit has now been issued to safely close coal ash pond the state environmental agency has issued the permit to duke energy. the state environmental agency says that permit requires duke energy to meet all water quality standards. the spill happened two years ago when a collapsed pipe caused coal ash to be dumped into the river. under the new state law, people living near it will soon get an alternative source of drinking wate looking to turn a burned down mill int

wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: ((??0 3 3 roads will be wet for the morning commute..plan on some extra time as you hit the roads.the national ave on ramp to i-894 south is now closed until the end of september for roadwork along the i-894 south corridor.there will be a full closure overnight of i-894 nb greenfield ave. for equipment mobilization.i-41 sb will also close overnight from watertown plank rd. through the zoo for bridge and roadwork at the zoo interchange.the i-94 eb to reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.plan on slow conditions as you travel through the area.another reminder that the national, lincoln and greenfied ave entrance ramps to i-894 nb are now closed until fall 2016a new zipper merge is also in place between national and greenfield ave as well. drivers should use posted alternates and plan for extra time. the skywalk design on the bucks new arena... will have to ?clear another hurdle? today... ahead of construction

other week. but any time donald trump veers off script, that will help hillary clinton. >> well, john harwood, if we step back a bit and say examine this week. how do you describe it? we began with hillary clinton with pneumonia, donald trump on dr. oz and a slew of new e-mails from colin powell of all people. then the birther question. and then last night trump wondering what would happen if hillary clinton's secret service agents as you guys just mentioned didn't carry weapons. so how do you think the public will step back and assess all of this? >> first of all, when you're asking how do you describe the week, this entire campaign, sheinelle, is absolutely nuts. okay. >> fair word. >> the press coverage is nuts. the candidate behavior is nuts. and i think the american people have gotten accustom to that. remember that we do in the end have a public that's going to look at these two individuals and make a judgment as to who should sit in the oval office and who should not. i think that hillary

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republican nominee is returning to ohio this week. his campaign said he will be at a rally wednesday at the canton memorial civic center. recent polls show a tight race between trump and clinton. >>> a heads up to anyone at a high school in akron, a fire broke out saturday night so the school will be closed. fire crews discovered a little bit of smoke in the hallways immediately after finding where the fire was coming from and put it out. investigators have not said what caused it or have bad the damages. >>> a wave of heroin overdoses hits akron, the medical examiner investigating at least eight deaths over the weekend and there were dozens of other possible overdoses. a man was seriously burned after crashing his truck in a suspected overdose. some of the deadly heroin is believed to be least -- laced >>> the ohio state highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash on the cedar point causeway at least one person was killed and several others were injured. 37-year-old from lakewood died in the crash when he was ejected from the vehi

last week.. in a bipartisan bill.. the senate passed the water resources and development act or wrda in a vote of 95-3. the wrda bill is the first of two steps for water infrastructure.. it authorizes 9 billion dollars for projects administered by the army corps of engineers.. so it's the strategy.. the second step is appropriation s.. where funding is allocated to projects.. in 2014, congress passed the first wrda bill in seven years.. but bill happen every two years.. congressiona l action this year.. sets a good example. "the inherent challenge with the inland waterway system is it's out of sight for so many policy makers. and if it's out of sight, it's out of mind. and if you want to actually have one of these bill passed to do something that addresses our inland waterway system. it's a pretty significant undertaking to educate these lawmakers, to talk about what barge transportatio n is, why it's important. what are those industries affected by it and senate bill is encouraging because it shows some things can sti

end of the week, even to the start of the week. right now we're sitting at 59 in raleigh, 59 also durham, 56 in hendn, roxboro, south hill, so ong the virginia an area of high pressure will continue to build over the next several da, anin weather willcontinue throug today and tomorrow. we'll be warm but not dealing with humidity until e mile of this week so expect mperates this morning, 63 at 8:00 a.m., 80 at lunchtim wa 6:00 p.m. i'll let you know exactlhow long the comfortable weather will last and when the 90s tu to the focast. s ali. >> good morng. 6:02. happy laboy. >>> raleigh has no problems but down norside of 95 infield in and halifax, right at exit 154 and c 481 so heads up if you're taking 95 north, doing some traveling to any cookouts this afternoon. if you're heading -- an alternate route is u.s. 64 to 301 as you travel through rocky mount and head north. and fayetteville, 95 corridor looking well. taking you through drive times west to rtp, 540, u.s. 64, 24 minutes there from the guard in area to rtp, and on 540, u.s.

the labor department reports 2 thousand more people applied this week compared to last week. that brings the total to about 263 thousand. weekly applications have stayed below 300 thousand for 78 straight weeks. that's the longest streak since 1970. fewer people bought cars in august. general motors saw its sales drop 5 percent last month compared to august of 2015. volkswagen also saw their sales decline. fiat-chrysler and subaru actually increased sales last month. experts say that's because of buyers' higher interest in suv's. and walmart is cutting 7 thousand back office store jobs. the company says it wants to get employees out of the backrooms and onto the sales floor. walmart expects most of its displaced worekers to find new jobs involving direct contact with customers. it's here's a live look at on our city cam. today will be fantastic as highs rise into the middle to upper 70s. the continued lack of mugginess will also be nice. this weekend, high pressure is a lock and will keep the upcoming into the 80s for sunday and especially labor day. next week, our weather sh

we know it will stay hot this week, maybe drier air late week. we'll see. >> anjuli: when we come back, a look at little known local history. >> it's something in our dna that mixing one race. >> alcides: back to a time when the runway at a local airport was actually used as a after world war two.. the venice airport wasn't just open to planes. >> anjuli: after world war ii the venice airport wasn't just open to planes, they had hot rod cars racing down the runway once a month. people all over the state came to the area for it. now the venice museum tribute to members of that racing club. >> they're called the vagabonds and they played a big role in the history. >> reporter: during the late 1950s and early '60s just about every young person in the city of venice was into one thing. >> anything that made us go faster is what we were interested in. trrp ven flis was a one-traffic lielt town back there and then took advantage it. >> i was accused of laying every time i went to it. >> the concerns for safety grew. >> the chief knew that was going on,

that will be this week, too, and it will be every week that we play. after an orlando solo homer. wrigley, breaks his right wrist. ouch. 4-2 in the bottom of the ninth. torres can't keep the cubs in check. tied at 4. in extra innings, montero homerun officially gives the brewers a 5-4 loss at wrigley field. we'll be up in minnesota tomorrow to preview >>> your winning mega millions winning numbers: >> and it was a beautiful sunset if you got to see any of it. caitlin captured this for justice picture above miller cotton candy clouds, she described it as. absolutely wonderful. and really that's how i'm going to describe the weekend. especially if you like summerlike weather. 80 degrees on saturday. i think we'll start with some clouds. eventually we'll see a little more in terms of sun by the end of the day. still sticky on saturday. sunday more comfortable. 75. a slight chance of a few light rain showers in kenosha and ray seen county. but our weekend, we're lucking out. >> all i can think of it cotton candy now. got that in my head. >> you get some, let me know. >> man oh, man. >

and coming up in less than two weeks. 3 its a big week of campaigning here in the badger state. presidential nominee donald trump will be in waukesha today. trump will make a campaign stop at the waukesha county expo doors open at three. and cbs 58's david ade is covering the rally.look for his live reports starting on the cbs 58 news at four. 3 meanwhile...democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine's ?wife? is coming to wisconsin for two events this week.ann holton will hold a meet-and-greet in milwaukee starting at 10 tomorrow morning.then.. she'll meet with voters in kenosha at noon. chelsea clinton will make a stop in green bay on friday. we've learned she'll be at the meyer theatre at 11-30. nominee mike pence made a stop in madison yesterday.he stopped by a republican campaign headquarters office to make phone calls.. alongside volunteers. pence was supposed to make a campaign stop is waukesha yesterday... but cancelled. new this morning---a ?deadly? shooting overnight on milwaukee's north side. side.it happened around 12:30 this morning.this was the scene near 19-th a

so the week overall, is looking pretty comfortable. even with wednesday's temperature, it is not going to be that humid. well, the futurecast, we're looking for future clouds and rain. not seeing much. there we are tomorrow, maybe a cloud or two in the sky. but certainly no chance of rain. we have to wait for a front to come in from the west. the one that's going to end that one-day bit of hit, and look what happens to the showers. pretty much falls apart. there is a slight chance in lehigh valley or poconos on wednesday, but that's about it. for tomorrow, there is no chance of rain. nothing but sunshine here, as you see. but you also see these low temperatures tonight. first thing tomorrow morning, little cool. 56 degrees, chestnut hill, 58 in langhorn. 55 in redding, 53 in easton. these are pretty low temperatures for this time of the year. robbinsville, 54. egg harbor city, 55. but right at the beach, long port, 65 degrees. we do see those differences with the forecast here in different neighborhoods. the next few days, there is the