bob's worked with wells fargo to credit the starks' account for all of the interest, $420. wells fargo said we provide customers with information about their financing plan several times and through multiple channels. bob's tells us, we're committed to no gimmick pricing. our materials clearly outline the financing policy, it's unfortunate that this customer had a misunderstanding. but we're pleased the situation was able to be resolved. so the starks got back the money they paid as interest. the companies didn't have to make that offer, since the terms were indicated. but in this case, they agreed to do it. the lesson, read the fine print to understand all of the terms, especially when the interest payment is due. >> you can home in on those months. any other pitfalls? >> because she had set up the automatic payments, she basically lost track of the time. that's really key. to make sure you know when the 1 months are coming up. and also the wording was on the payment on the bill. it was on the second page, though, in some cases. so you just really have to look at all the p

as stevie wonder announced he'll be back playing at the wells fargo sent this fall. [cheers and applause] >> hello, philadelphia, i'm so happy to be here. >> reporter: and philadelphia was thrilled to welcome the legendary stevie wonder for a pop-up concert here on dillworth park in front of city hall. it was a complete surprise and a treat for fans who got to hear some favorites for free. >> ♪ >> reporter: word of the concert spread throughout the morning on social media. >> it was on a facebook post. i stopped everything and came here. >> reporter: by 3 o'clock in the afternoon hundreds stood shoulder to shoulder on the south side of the park near a small stage to see the legendary performer do his thing. it was a promotional stop as wonder announced he'll be returning to philadelphia for a concert date at the wells fargo center on october 7th. >> it's amazing. i mean, it couldn't happen on a better day. we're here celebrating my mom's birthday and it's been amazing experience for her e the heat was intense. this woman was transported by paramedics when she became

and research friend and we were astonished at the deline of wells fargo. it's a big position in my charitable trust and it's in free fall. that shouldn't be but rates going higher should be good for them. i think the stock is a buy. it now yields 3% but you know what, the banks have been weak. if you started buying some wells fargo wroud do good but then again you can say jim you lost money in your charitable trust on this one, what standing do you have? all i can tell you is its warren buffet's favorite. it has great management and 3% yield and fabulous balance sheet. i don't know what else to say. linda in new york, linda. >> hi, jim. i appreciate everything that you do. >> thank you. >> my question is about recepto. i have shares and received an offer for 232 a share. do i take the cash or invest it in the new parent company celgene. >> take the cash and look at the sa situation and look at it as we go lower. i am a believer in a 2011 thesis which is a period where we still have more down side but you don't know where the exact bottom is going to be. th

i'm a believer in wells fargo. michael colorado. >> caller: i'm thinking about adp?t to tell you, i'll see you adp and raise you with pay c ch democratex. >> that concludes the lightning round. a you need in one place that lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim? for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> last week i told you that while i like the concept of natural pet food as an increasingly health conscience consumer, it was too competitive, including fresh pet, some considered a disappointing quarter last night it plunged 19% to all-time low at $11.70. however the initial reactions may be too negative given the stock only closed down 87 cents still off 20% for the year and fallen to $13.72. is it now finally down to levels it is safe to buy. i want you at that hear from ceo of fresh pet. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you jim. >> it's been a roller coaster. stock has come down, what gets

industry.ame wells fargo bought a stake in a company that uses behavior protecting technology to retainideaes not seem like a bad after wells ranked sixth in a 2014 survey of mobile features. the author of the story for bloomberg news joins us now. >> wells fargo has taken a small stake in this company that collects data from the sensors in your phone, gps, accelerometer. it tells how fast your phone is moving and how much it tilts. erik: that is why you can use your phone for driving games. yannis dragasakis -- dakin: they are hoping to figure out how to use that data to make a better mobile banking app. erik: what do they hope to find? they are -- they are trying to tap into a trend. in five or 10 years, the data will be a bigger part of aps. wells fargo is trying to get ahead and figure out what the data can do to help them make a better app. and keep people on the app. get people to go to the app more often. erik: there is no need for people to do more at the bank. if you need money, go to the atm. maybe you will withdraw a digitally. let's forget about that. is this about stickines

been wells fargo has stable.you look at the earnings report from wells fargo from two decades ago, it is consistent. consistency of strategy has led to can see of earnings. -- has led to consistent of earnings. i think you will be seeing more of jpmorgan and wells fargo. olivia: the only bank you have a higher rating on is citigroup. why is citigroup ahead of jpmorgan -- why is citigroup ahead of jpmorgan? mike in this low rate environment and that seems to be in citigroup's, climbing out of a hole and has a lot more restructuring than jpmorgan, but they still have a lot. mark: we would be remiss if i did not asterisk odds on what we are going through in wall street in the last 24 hours with the in a downy s&p into correction territory. what are we to make of this -- the dow and the s&p into correction territory. what are we to make of this? of all oft a lot -- out of office messages. this is a slow time. back and sayome there are lots of opportunities out there, like jpmorgan. olivia: it's a great point. in the

sixers, phillies, and flyers turnout at wells fargo sent they are morning for the annual blow out sale. fans could get jerseys, hats and other gear up to 90 percent off regular price. they were also 1 dollar snacks and free parking. this is sixth year that the sale has taken place. >>> and, jamie apody joining us now for more from lambeau field tonight. >> yeah, here we go. this is a big one. it may not be a frozen tundra at lambeau field but hopefully it is place eagles stay hot. all important, game less than three hours away. our jeff skversky is live at lambeau a lot to watch for this game, jeff but everybody's eyes will be on sam bradford. >> jamie, all eyes are on eagles quarterback sam bradford tonight. he only played one series, last week against baltimore ravens. only played four snaps, so bradford wants a lot more playing time tonight against packers. he is trying to get in rhythm. he had has miss add lot of time over the last few years with that torn acl in the left knee. take a look at eagles quarterback sam bradford warming up at lambeau field, as we speak, getting ready to

he is chief portfolio strategist at wells fargo advantage funds. nice to see you, brian. welcome back. >> thanks, sue. thanks for having me back. >> let's start with basically that question. what have we learned through this whole week? >> well, i think that there's really two big lessons from this. number one is that investing entails taking on risks, and sadly we've been sort of lulled into a sense of complacency in the last few years without a lot of volatility in the markets since the last correction, if you define that as a peak to trough of about 10% of the s&p 500. we haven't seen that in quite a long time. so this is a reminder those types of things do happen. however, i think the second lesson is also that sometimes the best thing to do in a crisis is to really do nothing. what we saw on tuesday was actually sort of nationwide redemptions from mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and such, and that was just as the market was beginning to go back up. so sometimes people react, and reacting is sometimes a negative thing to do to your portfolio. >> so what do you do n

it's wells fargo and jpmorgan and it's working. it's too expensive to rent.our home is going up in value. you're not a fool to rent. not everybody has enough money, but this is all part of loosening of the banks. it's no longer as hard to get a mortgage, particularly one for more than 500,000. it's not as hard. it's still difficult. and when you go to get a loan for a beach house, that was just a -- that would be like are you kidding me? >> a second home. >> and now it's like we'll look at it. i went to a bank to look for a loan for a second home and they were like, you know, incredulous. i said well, i don't know, if faber were here, i would say this is my 15th home, but the fact is that banks now listen. and they don't just close the door and they're not afraid of the regulators and that's really important. >> something to watch as we get closer to the fed minutes tomorrow. >>> disney, cbs and fox being downgraded. the firm siting what it sees of shifting from content. maintains an overweight on what they're calling paid tv. >> that was an ouch. that was an

thank you, roger read of wells fargo.nd of course we have to add billionaires and investors, billionaire investors investing here. we've got buffett in philips 66. we've got icon in freeport-mcmoran in just the past five days or so. >> i look at the higher quality names in the enp space, that's where i'd be focusing right now. i think oil's capped at 50 bucks and i think it's going to be there because there's going to be hedging that goes on. you listen to steve last week discuss that. but i think in general the big oils i don't think they're the ones that are going to move the most. if you look at the ones -- they're the ones that were underperformed. >> we said at the top of the show talking about these names and marathon was one of them that was in today. i bought some options in there as well. again, the one concern i would have is everything that we're seeing right now is so short term. i mean, long-term right now in the oil space people are going to october. which i know in most people's minds is extremely short. it

olivia: paul christopher is wells fargo advisor -- a wells fargo advisor.hat do you make of all the market volatility coming out of china? pboc'sthink the intervention into the currency markets is a sign of desperation? no, but he did catch markets by surprise. bonds have gained and gold has fear wen that sort of think it. is a knee-jerk reaction. the chinese are using this is one tool among many. pimm: what is the best place to put new money to work right now? think the best place to put money to work is in equities. we are still focused on a better second half globally than in the first half here it we think that is being ignored or underestimated and we still like the s&p 500, the european and japanese equities as well. olivia: what are the implications of the moves coming out of china or your u.s. equity portfolio? apple gets 24% of its revenue from china. paul: we are thinking investors on thoseay focused factors connected to the global consumerrecovery, discretionary, information technology, and industrials. inm: what about investing small and mid-cap

wells fargo. wouldn't do anything. we have top credit. >> all right. gretchen morgenson? >> sandra, i would urge you -- do you have a legal aid society or a probono assistance program in your area in massachusetts? i would urge you to go to somebody there to help you, and do not -- i repeat, do not go to one of the companies that claim to be helping you with h.a.m.p. and they are for profit companies that are damming homeowners, and it sounds like there may be a possibility that you could get a loan modification without having to pay the fees, and your point about the fees is very well taken, and that's what the banking business does nowadays. in the old days, you used to have a banker on the corner, and they would give a loan, and they believed in you and it was face-to-face transaction and they expected you to pay it off and held it on their books, and now all the banks do is generate the fees and sell the loan to somebody else, and so the banker alone had the fees at heart, and that's why the fee system has really gotten, you know, a little bit out of control. that's h

wells fargo well-represented, bank of america, deutsche bank, goldman. not to be outdone they're on the list, pnc, on and on it guys. they used work emails. you can easily tell this because it is like, dot-wells fargo. deirdre: one general disclaimer, i'm reading those along with your reporting. the one disclaimer apparently there are not checks, that is to say i know we talked about the government breach you and i yesterday, someone signed up tony blair -- >> can all be made up. deirdre: i assume tony blair is not on ashley madison. in some respects they could be pranks. buddies putting them on it. >> absolutely right. these could be made up. my feeling bankers know better right? deirdre: some do, some don't. some have to be joking. >> good point. we had 15,000 though government and military emails, 44 whitehouse.gov. va. usps. department of prisons. deirdre: i ask but the dot-mil, military, some of those could lose their jobs. not just embarrassing. they could lose their jobs or benefits or both. >> consequences could be serious. we don't know if this

wells fargo is reportedly exploring the sell of its insurance business. one of the biggest in the u.s. regulatory restrictions are forcing banks to reconsider the types of policies they underwrite. reports say they have launched an auction for the yuunit that could fetch more than $1 billion. about 90% of plfarmland is coved by crop insurance each year. back to you. >> thank you very much. still to come on worldwide exchange, smoke and mirrors. has beijing managed to disguise the extent of china's woes until now? we'll discuss that after this break. >> we're just hearing from sources of dow jones that say that china intervened on wednesday to prop up the yuan in the final minutes of trading in an attempt to prevent an excessive fall in a currency as they seek to give the market more in setting the exchange rate but of course the currency weakening once again and you can feel markets moving around specifically here in europe. >> both the u.s. and europe was effected by this move and more of the same again today. let's have a look at jurors peu markets. we

. >>> a live look at the wells fargo center tonight. the home opener is still nearly two months away. some members of the team did something here that's never been done before, and for a great cause. >> get your hands up. >> this was the first ever street hockey clinic to take place on the floor of the wells fargo. some 40 special needs and at-risk kids learned from the pros. several flyers prospects provided the instruction. bob "the howard" kelly was also on hand to show the kids a thing or two. >>> there are new rumblings about the future of chase utley on the phillies. >> what's the latest here, amy? >> it appears the chase utley area is approaching its end. a trade is currently being worked on. here's utley today just about an hour ago at citizens bank park. phillies insider is reporting the doctors are the focal point of the trade talks regarding utley. if he were to be treated to l.a., it's something he would have to approve. jimmy rollins was traded there in the offseason. checking in on the eagles, they held their first of thre

he's chief portfolio strategy at wells fargo. joining us now from wisconsin. it's all china. at really -- tell me the moment that it hit investors and what was the reaction. guest: well, i think that it really hit investors when bloomberg broke it this morning as far as what china's move was. it's really in the premarket activity. i think it showed up first really in the trading of treasuries, futures, contracts and the such. we saw a big move down in treasury yields. because if china is going to continue devaling its currency, that means it's going to probably be buying up u.s. treasury securities. so that pushes the yield down. plus it might shift investor expectations about when the fed might hike rates. because now with cheaper yuan, it means that what we import from china is a little bit cheaper. so that contributes to disinflationary or maybe deflationary pressure. so i think it just created this kind of cascade of bad news and maybe a little bit of overreaction on the part of investors. that's the way that i'm reading this. i think that this is a one and done for the ch

and it will start at 6:00 p.m. >> well, see, they will be playing the new york islanders at the wells fargo center. flyers officials say they want to ensure hockey fans, don't get stuck trying to navigate around restrict routes on their way to and from the game. well, is there a bonus for ticket holders. let me tell you that. hot dogs and soft drinks will be handed out for free at all merchandise will be half off. >> you know how i feel about free. >> it is for me. >> yes. >> that is right. >> what is better than pants half off. >> wait a minute. >> someone is waking up a whole lot richer this morning. >> yeah, there are two, well, where a two million-dollar power ball ticket was sold, yeah, two million-dollar. >> is it is in our area. >> could it be you, mike. >> no, it could be still here. >> is it the you. >> no, because i'm still here. it is not bob kelly, because he is still here and i know alex, you too smart to play the lottery. and again, if you don't play, you cannot win. do we have a winning forecast for the weekend? will we get rid of the rain? we will let you know, your weather

caller: calling in reference to ahead wells fargo when i first bought this house in 2000. at that time, i had good credit, but it was the first time i ever applied for a loan. .t was my family's home my mother and father passed away, and i bought it from my brothers and sisters. they gave it to me at 12%. i kept it for two years, and then i went to a credit union, and right now, i dropped it down to a 15 year at 3.25% fixed. i take on the with my taxes and everything else, a total of $710. say andlady would go to credit union in massachusetts, they would help her out. iswells fargo, all they do review off. i really hope she does. host: all right, ray. we will move on to paul in missouri, a democrat. caller: the only question i have are sallie mae and stillddie mac considering reductions for loans? guest: i'm not sure. for years, they were not considering them because they were subject to a bell out in 2008, and it was felt that they should not reduce the principal owed on mortgages because that would be a burden, that would create losses for franny and fannie and freddie.

. >>> in the meantime, despite the recent selloff wells fargo continues to see positivity in the market. the bank says the services sector shows improved spreads. wells fargo adds that some volatility is to be expected as investors get nervous before the initial phase of the fed rate hike, however, it is sticking to its 2150 to 2250 range of the s&p 500 in 2015. it's predicting stocks will hit new record highs in 2016. a lot of different views on where the markets are headed. >>> speaking of market volatility, coming up on "worldwide exchange." we'll speak to the main manager of j.c. flowers, tim hanford. that interview coming up in 15 minutes' time. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >>> you're watching cnbc. germany's dax is losing and the base metals are firmly in the red. >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. you're watching "worldwide exchange." as we've b

and a name like wells fargo, a high quality bank. i don't like the banks overall but i think you can buy these quality franchises when they go on sale and now is the time. >> we're showing people that you like objection dentaloccidental >> i spent three days meeting with occi and other large oil companies and i came away with a conclusion that objection accidental is better positioned to take advantage of. the energy-stretched balance sheets need the oil price to rebound sooner. think it might be a 12-month to 18-month down cycle for oil prices. a lot of smaller e & p and services companies will struggle. so a company like occidental petroleum which has a strong balance sheet will be very well positioned. >> what's occi yielding right now in. >> 4.4. >> is that going to hold? >> i think it will. i think the dividend is secure. that's not true of every large energy company. but it is true for occi. >> you put enough money to work, in some parts of the country you could live off the dividend. >> i think it's a very attractive dividend

an attorney says it looks like underway with wells fargo planning to take ownership, eventually selling the home. please. we tried calling wells fargo several times and the didn't get a return call. >> right now the only person with authority to evict these people is the owner of the premises. and he doesn't care. >> reporter: mullins says town officials can take affirmative action if they find something unsafe happening in the home. otherwise, it's a quarter's paradise. >> they are illegal. they shouldn't be there. they are not paying rent. they are not paying a mortgage. nice. we work hard to pay our bills. and these people just come in and go into a house without >> reporter: we saw someone move but still no one answered the door. mullins says this could be a case of professional squatters. once evicted by the bank, they likely find another abandoned home and take up residence there. in sell din, emily smith, cbs2 news. >> neighbors have called the there is physical harm or surveillance video of something the town of brookhaven officials tell us they would have to work in conjunction

joining us live from charlotte is john silvia, chief economist at wells fargo, to discuss this week'srading action as well as the economy. and john, good morning to you. of course, a lot of focus on that move by china to devalue its currency. >> good morning. >> is this a sign that beijing will increasingly use forex as a tool to stimulate its economy? >> well, clearly, i think that's the story right now, because in our view, the transition that the chinese government wanted to make from less exports, more domestic production, more services, consumer spending, i think was growing more difficult than they had planned and the economy had slowed down a little bit faster than they had wanted. so, here was an opportunity to devalue the yuan just a little bit right now and help prop up those exports. so, clearly, i think there was a surprise that the economy was fairly weak, but also here was an opportunity to try to boost up that export sector a little bit. >> although, john, i suppose 2% devaluation of the yuan compared to what we've seen, of course, for the euro, for the yen, and indeed,

wells fargo. together we'll go far. . >>> netflix users can expect changes in the months to come.ode reports netflix is giving up big hollywood movies to focus on smaller movies of its own. a contract will expire in september. users will lose access to movies like "hunger games" and ""world war z."" and next year netflix deal with our parent company disney will begin that will give access to movies from pixar, star wars and rivals. >>> 25 years of helping children today. ♪ ♪ >> and some of those kids sang along to journey's "don't stop believing." abc 7 cheryl jennings and mike nicco helped lead to benefit the taylor foundation. hundreds of donors enjoyed today's day in the fundraiser. berry and elaine taylor helped youngsters and children facing serious illnesses to camp every summer. >> this turnout means we can keep doing what everybody dreams they can do and the vision they put into the place 25 years ago which is care for the wellness of northern california children and just keep it going for hopefully more than 25 years. >> about 3,000 children attend the the camp every year

bob's worked with wells fargo to credit their account for all of the interest, $420. wells fargo said we provide customers with information about their financing plan several times and through multiple channels. bob's tells us we're committed to no gimmick pricing. our materials clearly outline the financing policy. it's unfortunate that this customer had a misunderstanding. but we're pleased the situation was able to be resolved. >> the starks got back the money they paid as interest. the companies didn't have to make that offer since the terms were indicated. but in this case, they agreed to do it nonetheless. the lesson? always read the fine print to understand all of the terms, especially when the interest payment is due. in the newsroom, lynda baquero, "today in new york." >>> if you're having a problem with a product or service, e-mail lynda at better get baquero at nbcnewyork.com. you can call our investigative unit, 866-news-244. 1-866-news-244. >>> coming up in sports, the mets tried to extend their winning streak saturday and their lead in the n.l. east. joh

wells fargo says we're upgrading apple because we have more visibility into this company than we do otheres in this space. is there, is there this idea that if you're a company and you are subject to unfair weakness, that you need to come out and set the market straight? skyworks, for instance, its ceo saying we don't have 80% of our revenues coming from china. it's actually 20%. how much clarity do we need coming from ceos? >> i didn't feel good about cook's cramer letter. it sounded to me that he was worried about his stock. i don't want a ceo worried about his stock. i don't want him worrying that his employees don't like their option package any more. it shows you what an axe on apple cramer has become. people really care, even the ceo is begging for mercy from him. that's probably a weird dynamic. but at the same time, it happened and it may have helped the stock. >> at this desk we would argue cramer asked for some, any visibility, any comment on, what he would ask any ceo about what's going on in china and he happened to write back. >> i'm a huge fan, i love what he did. but a ceo

wells fargo.ether we'll go far. >>> keep muters moving for a living and now they're seeing who is the king of the road. sam transdrivers competed in a bus rodeo. they piloted 19-ton buses through an obstacle course, testing skills, navigating twists and turns just like they face every day on the road. sam transmechanics tested their wits while trying to beat the clock. >> starting with a written test and then go through almost every system that the buses have, to identify defaults and defects and diagnosis the cause of them. it's a tremendous event where they get to show their stuff and have a good time. >> this marked the first time sam transheld a bus rodeo in five years. >>> weather-wise, cooler temperatures expected the upcoming work week. live doppler 7hd showing green? >> hi there. absolutely right. looking at a cooler week ahead, but we want to get you updated on hawai'i because a pretty strong storm is headed towards the central pacific, and the trough influencing our weather. the category

we've got motley crew playing at wells fargo. you'll see extra congestion there. in philadelphia, 52 is closed. in jenkintown we've got a problem with the disabled vehicle that's out here on york road 611 at west avenue. 422 we have a truck fire that was cleared, armand hammer boulevard. traffic moving better through the on going work zone. on the ben franklin bridge looking at the westbound traffic construction continues to block the right lane. no delays just yet coming in and out of the city. tam. >> thank you, karen. first up we're following breaking news out of new jersey where an earthquake was reported in somerset county, 2.5 struck in bernards villain hour ago, 37 miles northeast of trenton where you see the star on the map. we have not heard about damage or injuries. this magnitude on the lower end of the scale. 2.5 striking in bernardsville around 4:00 a.m. stay with "action news" an 6abc.com we'll bring you the latest. >>> and we've got new security info out on the pope's visit. there will be security perimeters on the benjamin franklin parkway and inde

now, tickets go on sale for stevie wonder's philadelphia concert at the wells fargo center on augustat 10:00 a.m. live at dillworth park, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news. monica. >> for the second year in a row musikfest attendance topped a million people. it wrapped up yesterday and officials say the 10 days of music art and family fun brought in 1,140,000 people. guests from 42 states and 12 countries experienced the many free and ticketed performances. it's a lot of fun. >> yeah, it was. >>> time for a check of our "action news" traffic report. probably not fun were let's see what's rolling with matt pelman. >> we're singing some sad slow tune on the way home this evening monica and rick. a bunch of accidents giving us problems on this monday evening including this one in delco, northbound side of the blue route 476 by macdade boulevard it's taking out the right lane so coming off of 95 you only have that left lane in which to get by so in this spot that would normally be busy things are extra busy coming off of 95 onto the northbound blue route this afternoon. also hav

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he played his entire career as a new york giant, wells fargo number 16. in 1956, he was the nfl mvp title. an eight time pro bowler, hall of famer, best known as a broadcaster on monday night football. but always a giant. team president john mayeris said frank gifford was the ultimate giant. he said from my siblings and me, he was a revered older brother admired. >>> an ebb and flow to a baseball season. ridiculous 90 runs in ten games, balance out at some point. this offensive slump is particularly ugly because it comes at a really bad time facing the team behind them in the standings. does tanaka have a home run problem? he gave up two more home runs today. josh donaldson got to him and so did jose bautista. these two are the best sluggers in baseball. but tanaka's home run per nine inning ratio is 1.63. that is the sixth most in baseball. watch what happens afterwards. a fan throws the ball back on the field and it hits brett gardner in the back of his neck. gardy was fine. he stayed in the game. he is a trooper. the yankees' bats were dead quiet again

. >> he'll bring his tour to the wells fargo center october 7th.t every day you get a surprise from stevie wonder. >> it was a hot day for everyone who was able to see stevie wonder out there. i'm sure thaw were hot but enjoying themselves. you have to stay hydrated if you're going to be in the heat. we're in another heat wave. there's going to be more humidity tomorrow, going to feel closer to the upper 90s. there is rain relief come in the forecast. that's good news and that's going to take the heat wave to an end. it's going to drop the temperatures down into the 80s with the next rain chances moving in. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, warm and humid, temperatures will be around the mid 70s. i think for most of the area, mid to upper 70s and we'll still seeing the sunshine. with the air mass in place giving us the heat wave, it's sparking an air quality alert for tomorrow. sensitive individuals, this is unhealthy conditions for them, mainly the elderly, those with asthma and children. this shows you the impact of the heat wave in place. it's causing

. >>> wells fargo is building branchs devoted to car loans and auto financing. the branches will have credit officers to approve or deny loans. consumers have $1 trillion in outstanding loans up from 20106789 the u.s. postal service is ramping up same-day delivery to compete. it's trying to get congress to let it ship alcohol. the postal service posted a $600 million loss in the latest quarter. >> thank you tlandon. >>> now to sports. bottom of the seventh, alex rodriguez launches a ball to center for his grand slam. first home r since 40th birthday july 27th. yankees win it. >>> mets scored combined 1 runs in the previous six games. last night they had 15 ending six game losing streak. rock kiss lost eight of ten. they wing big 15-6. >>> michael jordan returned to court to testify over use of his image. arguably best player to step foot in the nba, he's suing the chain for using his image without permission. young people will moe of his achievements. now a jury will decide how much the owners must pay for the wrong doing. >>> all right. so we have seen jj watt

bank of america and wells fargo have also taken similar steps. the mortgage market has bounced back since the crisis. >>> wall street tries to avoid another day of red arrows the dow down for a fourth straight day. shares of apple and comments from a top fed official about a possible interest rate hike in september weighed on the markets. the trade deficit and the services sector. up 47 points to 17550. the nasdaq losing 9. >> we'll see what happens today. landon dowdy, thanks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 73 degrees at 5:25. the temperatures are falling right now. we will see sunshine today. the few scattered clouds that we have visible in this view from center city, those will be clearing out. heading out the door jessica boyington is tracking your first alert traffic. >>> and bill we're looking live in the lehigh valley on 78 around cedar crest boulevard. these are roadways you like to see. they're pretty empty right now. head out while you can. >>> i'm matt delucia live in cumru township berks county. fire investigators trying

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invest their own money but many left confidence in times of market turbulence according to a new wells fargo survey. there are times to let you know if you are financially healthy. how to find out if you're on the right track when it comes to your money and future. what are signs you're in good financial health? >> one of the things you should do is give yourself a financial check-up. the first place to start is know what's going on and what's coming out. know what you owe and own. that's really key. if you can tell folks and tell yourself what your liabilities are, what your assets are, you're in good shape. that? once a year? >> definitely every year. one thing the know, when you look at what you owe and own, you get a better sense of your net worth and knowing your net worth and comparing it to your income, that's a key point. if your net income is higher, net worth, rather, is higher than your income, you're definitely financially healthier and great shape. living within your means and that's another point. >> when i look at a house, you may owe but an asset or liability because i have e

and the fed is josh fine man from deutsch asset and wealth management and paul christopher from wells fargo investment institute. welcome to you both. thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> josh, what do you think? there's an air of des pperationo this when you look at what they have done to shore up their stock market. now they are trying to devalue to spur growth. what is next, do you think? >> i think that's the worry, that people are just concerned that china is slowing more than the official data kind of suggested and this move kind of fuels that a little bit. that's the glass half empty. on the plus side, though, you know, it's a modest move. it's not likely to move the needle dramatically on china's competitiveness. one of the factors, they are trying to move to a more market-oriented flexible exchange rate so they can move their currency to a global reserve currency status. this helps in that regard. >> paul, you think this is part of a longer term strategy by china to remain competitive and also to move toward a reserve currency status? >> that's right. the chinese have a

. >> stevie wonder makes a stop on his farewell tour at the wells fargo center in october.kets for that show go on sale friday. i bumped into him as i was coming to work and he was so nice. maybe he just came to say i love you, you know? >> what he was singing from songs in the key of life, considered one of the greatest albums of all time. i still have it in my closet. >> in the collection. >> that's right. >>> you can see temperatures got into the 90s today. we will see more of that. we are also going to see more of this steamy weather. that will last all week even when the heat is done. the thunderstorms return. we got one or two of them today in parts of the area. going to be a lot more later in the week. the phillies are going to be coming back home to some steamy weather tomorrow night. it's 93 degrees now, the winds southwest at 13. feels like 96. that's in south philly. in northeast philly it's not 93 degrees anymore. it was 93 yesterday but it was lower humidity saturday and sunday. now the humidity's up. tomorrow, about the same as today. then we're close to 90 on

more quickly, and we also think there will be about 30,000 people here, three times the weeing of wells fargo center. so really ready for great crowd. >> looking forward to it. the show starts at 4:00. rascal flatts will not take the stage until 530:67:89. >> well, from atlanta, story of courage in the face of a life threatening battle with cancer. former president, jimmy carter, in his typical candor, revealed the cancer has spread to his brain. mr. carter will undergo radiation for the cans they are afternoon. correspondent don champion in atlanta now with these new development. >> former us president jimmy carter spoke frankly, courageously, about the cancer that's spread within his body. >> there were four spots of melanoma on my brain. >> the 90 year old revealed his health battle last week, saying, it was discovered during liver surgery. he told reporters he was surprisingly calm when he received the diagnosis. >> i've had exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence, so i was surprisingly at ease, much more so than my wife was. >> carter founded this center here in atlanta in 1982

the lots at the linc and the wells fargo center will be used for the same thing. the weekend leading up to the papal visit is going to be a short workweek. city schools will be closed starting on the 23rd for yom kippur. they will stay closed through the rest of the week and mayor nutter says he's considering closing schools on monday the 28th. we'll wait for information about that. as always, we're keeping you up to date on the world meeting of families and the visit from the pope online and on our nbc 10 news app. click on preparing for the pope section for continuing coverage. live in the digital operations center, tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> people from all over the world will come to philadelphia to see pope francis, which means language bar years. a local hospital has a new tool to make sure doctors can talk with patients no matter where they're from. >>> 4:04 now. new from overnight, police want to find the killer who ambush a man as he sat in his car. investigators say the victim was parked on longshore avenue in the city's mayfair section when the ki

. >>> the philadelphia soul will be taking on the jacksonville sharks at the wells fargo center.make it to the conference championship game, don't worry you can catch the game on the cbs sports network starting at 5 o'clock and go birds. >> i know. they could use a win to top off this beautiful day. thanks lesley. >>> stale head on "eyewitness news" the you would mate back to school bash. this one involves a little spirited compe >> welcome back everyone. families in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood are getting ready to get back to school so soon i know the kids are thinking. 300 children received free back packs at the concorde schoolhouse today. the schoolhouse and the 63 -- at the 6300 germantown business alliance made the give away possible. each backpack contains folders note books pencils erasers a calculator and lots more. the first day of school in philadelphia is coming up quickly. it's tuesday september 8th. kids have to get ready. we'll be com >> ♪ >> well, that's "eyewitness news" for now. i'm natasha brown for lesley, justin all of us here, we do appreciate you

bank wells fargo, and many, many more. all these investments are paid for by the company could not only is it one of the world's most viable fronts, but since 2006, the value of its assets has more than doubled. and because of company, and i'm sure wall street is watching everything going on with bated breath. let's see how the latest acquisition went down on the trading floor. our financial correspondent in new york -- i hope we can see him now. brilliant. good to have you here with us. how is fostered reacting to this latest multibillion-dollar deal -- wall street reacting to this latest multibillion dollar deal? jens: overall he is a pretty good track record when it comes to acquisitions so traders on wall street believe he knows what he is doing as the stock of berkshire hathaway went down a little bit, but then, the price tag is pretty high. if you include that we're not just 32, while i-37 billion dollars. the company he buys is not necessarily a household name here in the united states. precision castparts specializ