sales and 325 stores under kate spade new york, kate spade saturday and jack spade brands, kate gets 25% of the sales from wholesale which means they have a better mix fr than michael kors. both companies also have the vast bulk of their sales from the united states with smaller, but rapidly growing international business. europe and japan and kors and southeast asia and japan. i love the way europe has been delivering for kors. how about some numbers? in its latest quarter michael kors posted a 26% gain in overall same-store sales. that's very impressive, right? it was deceleration from the 40-% plus comps that some people didn't like that. although in europe their comps are up 62%. kate on the other hand is putting up struly spectacular numbers and the latest quarter, overall same-store sales growth, grew at a 43% clip. the pace at which they build new stores. michael kors believes they can have 400 storeses in north america and it's up from 288, 1200 in europe or japan. they're planning on opening another mom and shop looks within want tos on top of the 1500 or so they already hav

of course, i want to thank who everyone has thanked benefiting from our controller's office and kate and, of course, harvey the budget analyst for the crest ways he came up to get for dollars and, of course, i really have to shout out our advocates that also keep our protected officials accountable this budget if not for the incredible work it's not only the advocacy but the most and time spent coming up with the line items and explaining how they'll benefit the rest of our city glad to see that happening a day earlier. >> thank you supervisor kim mr. clerk a announcement. >> we have 9 member meeting we're not xheemgd with a quorum. >> next open the docket is supervisor yee. >> i really want to thank the budget committee for getting this budget to us and giving us the opportunity to support that i'm disappointed it ended so early i've heard how wonderful is is to staying hereafter 3 and 4 in the morning i'm really disappointed supervisor farrell joking aside. when you look at the things that are added in the add back you'll realize the different needs we have in the city. there's not

our 11 district needs lastly to harvey rose monique and benefiting from the controller's office and kate howard and her staff really helped our office to understand the process and in the next two weeks i'll be working with allies to work for more revenues as this budget move forward i hope it's not a closed book i'll be supportive of this budget and thank to my colleagues to their staff as well >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor kim >> thank you supervisor farrell i want to see thank the budget committee it reflects the priorities in the district and it's a balanced budget. in particular i want to let you know that citywide we're going to get that million dollars for pedestrian safety to really make sure that we are putting the complete treatment on many of our critical intersections and on top of bike improvements that's something i'll proud this board for vision zero and the fatalities of traffic in 10 years. two really glad to see the security we have a long waiting list of that disabled folks who want meal and thank you to the security task force. i know this group has worked 6

, he's not here today and thanks to benefiting from the controller's office and his team as well as kate howard and the folks at the mayor's office steve for continuing to work with us and to help us through this process. no didn't i didn't get everything i wanted but i appreciate about that budget there's a lot for all of us to work with and i know throughout the course of year we'll be pushing for changes for the things. i think yes. that was it i know everybody is tired and ready to go home i. too, and i'm looking forward to passing in budget thank you to you all for this budget >> thank you supervisor breed. supervisor mar >> thank you supervisor farrell. i want to start by thanking my staff who worked their butts off and the interims and all the other aids as well coordination amongst each other and the communication and fighting for your district and i feel proud that a fair share has been won for the richmond and on the citywide lovely strong, strong support for the most vulnerable and preventing the safety net for children and seniors with sdabts. i want to thank chair farrell fo

i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com to just be stronger than i was the day before, .

roads are wet, we are dealing with thick fog as kate just showed us. lets look live, checking roadways, 202 and route one socked in. today is worst fog day of the week, so far, we will have thick fog and certainly have the roads that are wet, that is double bubble, as we roll out of the driveway this morning, already close to an hour delay at philly international. now philly international they don't normally see the start of any activity on the commercial flights until about 5:30 or 6:00. so they are beginning day with close to an hour delay because of the weather. that will have a ripple effect throughout the rest of the morning. keep in mind with this closure of 495 between exits two and three, we have seen a lot of grid lock. everybody heading south and north using i-95. here's a little tip forget there is a river here, maybe try using commodore barry bridge into new jersey, go down 295 and back over the delaware memorial. that may sound crazy but i'm telling you i have talk to people that have sat in the delay and i may self have use this alternate

kate? >> nick, thanks so much. soepl questions. they're moving further along in the investigation but not there left. >> so much heartbreak in that story. >>> next up on "new day," he says he was kidnapped but officials say he's a deserter. nine years on the run. we'll tell you the charges he's facing this morning. >> plus, it's video you have to see to believe. a man seems to pull off a crazy stunt on a north carolina highway. the wild ride ahead. you need to see this. show 'em the curve. ♪ do you know what this means? the greater the curvature, the bigger the difference. [sci-fi tractor beam sound] ...sucked me right in... it's beautiful. gotta admit one thing... ...can't beat the view. ♪ introducing the world's first curved ultra high definition television from samsung. >>> welcome back to "new day". a united airlines flight bound for southern california was forced to make an emergency land anything wichita, kansas after an evacuation slide deployed inside the plane midair. 96 passen

kate? >> andrea mitchell traveling with secretary kerry tonight, thank you. >>> new developments in the crisis involving thousands of migrants, many of them children who continue to cross into this country illegally from central america. starting tomorrow, hundreds of them will be flown from texas to california, for processing, in an attempt to ease the burden in south texas. more tonight from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: with the flood of central american families and unaccompanied children pouring into south texas, an overwhelming border patrol holding facility there, u.s. officials are scrambling to find new places to hold and process them. this week they say they'll have families with small children to sites in san diego and el centro, california. already overflow crowds of families crossing the south texas border have been sent to el paso for screening, while many of the unaccompanied children have been moved to the border patrol station in nogales, arizona. agents say they're catch

kate? >> this is indeed the last day of that darn rain, at least for the next couple of days, so sick of it, it has been every day this week, clouds, and fog, and rain, and just kind of miserable weather. you can see, seeing repeat performance again today, heavy rain moving through the lehigh vale, showers extending through the philadelphia area, and down the shore, as well. and you can see, still some steady rain out there, especially, in our north and west suburbs, few flood advisories have been issued off to the west. quick look at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, "shorecast", gets much better for the weekends both in the city and down the shore. good news for fathers day, bob? >> good morning, everybody. roads are wet, slower and normal traffic expected through the morning rush hour. outside to 95, starting to hit the brakes here. southbound head in the toward girard avenue. then keep in mind, you know, waiting on this traffic pattern shuffle, it is going to occur monday night

. >> first lets check with weather and traffic together with kate and bob, good morning, bob. >> wow, that was some startling rid ohio of the house. lets look at how things are shaping up outside. not as bad but kind of scary when you can't see the philadelphia sky line. that looks like low buildings but just low clouds, covering those sky scrapers. we cannot see anything. low visibility on the roads. we will check on that and tracking showers and storms, heading our way. we will tell you when and where they are and if they will get to the city. we will that have in a few minutes, bob. >>> 5:32 on this wednesday. we are dealing with some fog this morning. damp roads as we go outside to a live look at i-95 which was flooded out for phillies fans, broad street exit was flooded out from these quick storms. it is opened this morning. we will check with the rest of the roads and mass transit up next, erika, good morning. >>> police filed charges this morning against two people including a mother after her six year-old daughter brought heroin to school. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernst

charles: kate rogers, what do you say? >> google, facebook, her latest move has people concerned over their privacy. charles: maybe i watch too many james bond movies. but also remember this, i will say it again because this is not about countdowns to the crash. successful investing ideas is to build your portfolio over time and that's exactly what we're going to do here. we start to peel back the layers and we get all of this you can make some money. so let's do it. so we are talking about the link between the middle east market and the big news is al qaeda after taking over the country's second-largest city. 429 million, that is a drop in the bucket if they seize control of that country and all of that oil revenue. we'll search into its highest level in a year. and nothing has our economy quite like this. what is the danger as this whole thing plays out in the worst-case scenario? >> i think the danger is the correction and it is national security. just past the keystone pipeline and we could be energy independent. we co

with you first lets check the forecast with kate bilo in for katie this morning. this is the the rainy heard you say. >> basically, quote unquote driest kay. we have showers and storms especially this morning and we will clear it out this afternoon. lets look at what we're dealing with quickly on storm scan three. we have showers and storms moving into area just off to the west and you cane that segment there, what we saw ncc or a conn recollective complex moving through central pennsylvania. as i zoom in i want you to notice shape, that comma shape, generally an indication of straight line wind gusts. not seeing a ton of lightening. mainly heavy rain, west of lancaster. we expect as we go through morning that this will weaken, but the storms try to stay together until 7:00 or 8:00 and then fizzle. there is a chance those showers air storms make it into philadelphia later this morning but by afternoon hours we will clear things out and everything is looking better, by 3:00 p.m. but we are in the done with the storms this week. i will have your full forecast in a b

kate saying we are about to be under a flash flood watch as well, kate. >> that is right, you can see counties in that flash flood watch there much of the philadelphia area, that starts at noon time, storms scattered but local willly heavy as we saw earlier in the week. coming up i'll tell you if it has an end in sight, bob. >>> good morning, everybody. the just before 5:00 shaping up to be a rerun from yesterday, same deal roads are wet we are socked in with thick fog and we will check with the latest on the construction projects coming up next, good morning. >>> good morning, thanks bob. >>> breaking news in delaware county flames spreading through roof of the toll house tavern, bar and grill in norwood. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is live with the very latest, jen. >> reporter: good morning. we're right on chester pike toll house tavern is behind us this place has been opened for more than 50 years but unfortunately this morning you can see it did burn down. we have crews on the scene beginning to tear it down after a fire ripped through it. at 12:20 they got an ala

time for traffic and weather together now, lets see what today holds, hopefully none of that, kate. >> well, we are tracking more storms heading our way, this time they are coming through this morning and we may dry out this afternoon but it is very misty, i can feel that light mist and cool breeze coming from the east. it will be a fun game, to see how much bigger my hair gets because very humid conditions continue today. pony tail if you need some hair advice from me this morning. storm scan three we are tracking stormy weather over portion s of dauphin and york counties off to the west. but you can see as we track it, it will get towards lancaster at 5:50 this morning and this has lightening and also again very heavy rain. our triple scan here sweeping areas showing that batch of showers and storms off to the west. we cannot catch a break. if that stays together expect to it cross through the area around seven or 8:00 a.m. and fizzle out running into cooler air from the east. we may see a few breaks around three or 4:00 this afternoon. afternoon and evening generally look dry but w

she has her own makeup line with l'oreal. >> it's supposed to be called kate's peeps, not kate's people. my problem with you and your peeps, everybody is sitting at home in the basement trying to beat out oculus, what happened to starting plumbing business, electrician business, we need those people, too. the millennials don't want to get their hands dirty and work. >> i have a tweet they think might shut you up a little bit. chase after your passion first, money will come later and maybe then you will move out of your parents' basement. charles: that was beautiful. >> i was told do what you love, if you're good at it, you will be paid. i think beggers can't be choosers, if we have the kids doing some, take it. >> they like to play video games, sit in the basement hoping they're going to be a professional gamer. >> he was extremely passionate, he tinkered with electronics, bid on the parts, and now he's completely disrupted the way virtual reality works. >> he taught himself code, how to do this. we talked about this yesterday, if can you get yourself educated on the technology front. w

secondly, commissioner, i wanted to when i will put kate on the spot right now, i wanted to announce that i will be selecting kate conner as our specialist, this was a position that was placed in the budget at your request to talk for a person who does all things housing all the time, kate has shown a lot of experience deal witching housing issues, she'll be working on a lot of housing policy issues and also projects to move projects through the process across departments working in a number of different housing related projects, so we welcome kate to her new position. >> congratulations. >> and that concludes my report, thank you. >> commissioners, i'm 6, review f of past events of the board of supervisors, board of appeal, there was no historic preservation commission yesterday. >> good afternoon, erin star, planning department staff, at the land use committee this week, the committee considered supervisor wiener's legislation that adjusted density calculations, from projects of 20% or more affordable units on-site. this commission heard this item on june 12 12* and recommend the b

hard to believe the sextuplets from "jon & kate plus 8" they're 10 years old. >> last night, kate gosselin returned to tlc, a two part special, celebrating the sextuplet's tenth birthday. kate told amy robach, all the kids were on board with returning to the spotlight. >> checked with them they absolutely agreed to do it. excited. screamed. wanted to know immediately when's the crew getting here? >> many critics say, kate is exploiting the kids for financial gain. >> yeah, always an issue when you hatch kive kids involved. a lot of people love to see them and see what they're up to. it is difficult, two is enough as it is. kate said the kids love being in the spotlight. nobody else's business. >> a fun show. can't imagine having that many kids. >> did you watch saved by the bell? >> i did. >> screech, and the gang are about to hit the screen. a not so innocent version. >> unauthorized by saved by the bell story to air on lifetime, according to buzz feed it will go behind the scenes, touching on sex and drugs, mentioned in the book, by dustin diamond. >> can america's next top model be sitt

kate rodgers with social media. >> some policies out of d.c. especially obamacare make it difficult. charles: i've said it before, i'm going to say it again, this is not about day trading, not countdown to the crash, the idea of successfully investing and building portfolio takes time and patience. we call it the real, real deal. i tell but this every night. beyond the headlines, we drill deep, look under the hoot and find the nuggets that can help you make money. let's do that right now. the first real, real deal. the dow closing up today passing a huge test after worst snegz some time, took away the rally swagger, a lot of the investors were worried about today being a disaster. tracy, what is the message in the markets? >> in case anyone was wondering no correlation between the s&p and the gdp. if anyone is losing sleep over that number there. i think what we're seeing is everyone is looking at the back half of the year, let's be done with the first half, the numbers are just noise now, charles. but down we just budge. charles: the bulls, an

she has her own makeup line with l'oreal. >> it's supposed to be called kate's peeps, not kate's people. my problem with you and your peeps, everybody is sitting at home in the basement trying to beat out oculus, what happened to starting plumbing business, electrician business, we need those people, too. the millennials don't want to get their hands dirty and work. >> i have a tweet they think might shut you up a little bit. chase after your passion first, money will come later and maybe then you will move out of your parents' basement. charles: that was beautiful. >> i was told do what you love, if you're good at it, you will be paid. i think beggers can't be choosers, ife have the kids doing some, take it. >> they like to play video games, s in the basement hoping they're going to be a professional gamer. >> he was exemely passionate, he tinkered with electronics, bid on the parts, and now he's completely disrupted the way virtual reality works. >> he taught himself code, how to do this. we talked about this yesterday, if can you get yourself educated on the technology front. we shou

that rain causing so many problems, kate. >> so many problems, i heard you say work resumes both tonight it may be delayed yet again because we have more rain on the way late this afternoon tonight and then again tomorrow. we cannot break out of this pattern. lets look at what is happening outside. we will take you outside to jack frost big boulder there as you can see through the fog, you can see mountains covered in green but it is a foggy damp morning all across the area. visability low. take your time out there we are seeing included cover, just so much moisture in the air causing fog this morning. the showers off to the west but look south of d.c. do youe that storm creeping in. that is what we're concerned about. we will see storms form and lift south to north. not a whole lot going on but this afternoon with the heating of the day in place we will see these storms form and flash flood watch has been issued going in to effect at noon. the here's what we speculate this afternoon. we have clouds and some fog but you can see at 1:00 we will see these storms blossom in a line extending

i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. >>> flames come dangerously close to some bay area homes. the latest on the firefight as crews watch the hot spots. >>> and san francisco's lombard street closed to cars. you'd think homeowners would be happy. find out why some are not. >>> and bay area-based tesla gets high praise. why one wall street analyst is calling the company the most important carmaker in the world. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. we do have breaking news to tell you about. one person is dead after a small plane crash in livermore. this happened in a field north of livermore, near 580 freeway. the crash sparked a small brush fire before it was contained. we have a crew headed to the scene. >>> a brush fire threatening homes in el sobrante is contained. two homes were in danger on olinda road. they burned 15 acres. some residents were evacuated. firefighters are still doing mop-up. >> it was very difficult. we had a win

bilo joins us from the weather center with the very latest, kate. >> i don't know about you but i was woken up in the middle of the night with those storms that passed through severe storms, lots of lightening and we will go back and look at damage reports here in a minute but first let's show what you is happening right now. good news is that the the clouds came in, temperatures cooled off and air stabilized enough that this front as it is pushing south has in the been bringing any severe weather. it is just a couple showers, you can see it drifting south of philadelphia, we're seeing the sun coming out in the poconos and lehigh valley but these showers are heading for the shore. this front is producing severe weather. lets look off to the south and look at all that lightening, severe thunderstorm watch and warnings in effect richmond, virginia area and these will miss us to the south so we will not see anything american just showers we are seeing right now. lets do a least cap on what happened last night. here's a loop overnight to see how quickly these storms came through from midn

kate? >> which you can only assume there will absolutely be a major review on why something as simple as wait 48 hours that wasn't followed this time around. >> absolutely. >> most importantly how are the staffers, the employees? 75 of them potentially exposed. are they starting treatment already? >> yes, they are, being offered antibiotics. many are taking the antibiotics. now i'm told, and this is really important, that none of them are showing signs of anthrax exposure. that's really important. none of them are sick at this point and the cdc says when you look at how they wrecks posed at the anthrax the chance that anything bad is going to happen to them, the chances of infection are very low. >> something you can take away from it, but what a scare for them. and everyone who works at that facility, thank you so much, elizabeth. we'll check back in with you. ? >> thanks so much. let's take a look at your headlines. right now the irs commissioner is going to face a grilling on capitol hil

kate? >> right, barbara. thank you pnc. president obama is in poland this morning. we're expecting he could be asked about bergdahl's release when there is a brief press conference they will be holding. let's bring in senior white house correspondent jim acosta traveling with the president. obviously the president's quick european trip has many other focuses but this has followed him on this trip. >> reporter: absolutely, kate. i just talked to a senior administration official in the last several minutes who said the president now expects to be asked this question about bowe bergdahl's release, the legality of it, whether or not it was really worth the price of exchanging this p.o.w.'s release for the five taliban fighters who were freed from the u.s. attention center in guantanamo and what the senior administration official said, kate, is that the president wants to own this. he fully believes this is the right thing to do in the words of this administration official, the white house had a

kate has the details coming up. >> former president george h.w. bush celebrates milestone by jumping out of a helicopter, america's 41st pretzel bathed his 90th birthday, with a pair shoot jump in kennybunkport, maine. he made tandem jump landing hard but safely just few minutes laterment by the way, former president eighth parachute jump. he's done this many times before. >> wow, incredible. >> happening today, former secretary of state, hillary clinton, will be in sudden -- in philadelphia. book called hard choices, will sign copies of the book this morning, at the central parkway branch of the free library on logan circle. if you don't have tickets for the event, don't bother. limits in cam -- police in camden county warning to be on alert for not one but two bears on the loose, video of one of the bears walking across the lawn on auburn avenue, waterford township. bear eventually went into the wharton state forest an eyewitness describes her encounter with the bear. >> look like he was on a sunday strollment just wandering around. probably loo

>> i thought you were going to criticize kate upton, so great. >> i think there was a needle sticking out of her arm when she said the word beautiful. and she could probably say a lot of things, but beautiful, and still covering her rear end. i think the best part of the clip was the interviewer just sat there and didn't fall off his chair. if anything is not beautiful, it's this. >> the interviewer looked like snowden. >> it was the guy that punched brad pitt in the face. >> up next, kate upton. no, i am kidding. if you an extra 11 grand laying around? well, the government thinks you do. but first, what the heck, is this apple now getting hackers' attention. if apple is no longer safe from these guys, who is? >>> someone hacking into a whole bunch of iphone along with ipads in australia demanding users pay a ransom if they ever want to see their device again. how does that threatening call come through? what does that sound like? i got your phone, mate. you're not getting it back. anyway, this comes ahead of apple's reported release of its smart home system turning an iphone into a r

kate? >> all right, michelle, thank you so much. you wonder what is the timing in his decision-making. continue to get questions at the white house for sure. michelle at the white house for us. now to troubling think details and potentially a new angle in all of this about the arrest of those two texas men on terror-related charges. officials say the men wanted to travel overseas to wage violent jihad, one of them accused of even wanting to join isis, the group we're talking about in iraq right now. cnn's ed lavandera has for more on this from dallas. what are we learning. >> reporter: a disturbing story, news of the arrests and it highlights an even more disturbing trend as well. these two american men arrested in texas have been charged with supporting terrorist groups in syria and somalia. a swath team surrounded 23-year-old kahn's home in austin. according to a complaint he used internet chat rooms to develop and conduct jihad overseas and the other wanted to enter into syria through tu

>> i thought you were going to criticize kate upton, so great. >> i think there was a needle sticking out of her arm when she said the word beautiful. and she could probably say a lot of things, but beautiful, and still covering her rear end. i think the best part of the clip was the interviewer just sat there and didn't fall off his chair. if anything is not beautiful, it's this. >> the interviewer looked like snowden. >> it was the guy that punched brad pitt in the face. >> up next, kate upton. no, i am kidding. if you an extra 11 grand laying around? well, the government thinks you do. but first, what the heck, is this apple now getting hackers' attention. if apple is no longer safe from if apple is no longer safe from these guys, who is? [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. >>> someone hacking into a whole bunch of iphone along with ipads in australia demanding users pay a r

we will toss to it kate with more on that, hi kate. >> feeling fantastic. you showed us comfort index. dew points in the mid 50's. that is very comfortable. if you want to get out and about and do some grilling outside tonight is night to do it because it will get oppressive throughout the next couple of days. however right now i can tell you i'm outside and it feels fantastic. challenging records. i don't think we will break record. lets look at records over the next couple have of days, record high 98 degrees in 1957 as kathy just showed us our high of 90 we will in the break that one. we will get closer on wednesday, also 1957, 96 is record for wednesday's date and our forecast ted high of 93. we will get closer to say we're challenge ago this record on wednesday does not look like we will break any this week. the high tomorrow, 90 degrees, last time we hit 90 was back on september 11th of last year we got to 94. haven't been in the 90's since and we will hit 90's at the the end of may but not this year. it is in mid-june. we have in the got then yet. we

we will check with cat any just a moment, lets go outside, kate bilo in the cbs mobile weather lab or belmont hills school in bala cynwyd, kate. >> thanks, chris, here's the place to be to beat the the heat, we are with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, pool is pack on this tuesday, it is only this week they started opening up on weekdays and a lot of kids out here coming out here to try to cool off on this hottest day of the year so far. lets look at the temperature here on the mobile weather lab. it is 93 degrees. it feels closer to 94. temperatures across the receipts of the region looking quite hot. airport is back to 92 after a high of 93, so far today and you can sees across the region we have lower 90's and 80's across the region. it feels even hotter then that when we factor in the humidity. tomorrow heat advisory will go into effect, it will be 95 and feel closer to hundred degrees across the area tomorrow. don't want to be outside in this for too long and avoid strenuous activity and drink plenty of water. looking to beat the heat with the kids tomorrow, come up, join me i will

hard to believe the sextuplets from "jon & kate plus 8" they're 10 years old. >> last night, kate gosselin returned to tlc, a two part special, celebrating the sextuplet's tenth birthday. kate told abc's amy "gma" all the kids were on board with return willing to the spotlight. >> checked with them they absolutely agreed to do it. excited. screamed. wanted to know immediately when's the crew getting here? >> many critics say, kate is exploiting the kids for financial gain. >> yeah, always an issue when you have kids involved. a lot of people love to see them and see what they're up to. it is difficult, two is enough as it is. kate said the kids love being in the spotlight. nobody else's business. >> a fun show. can't imagine having that many kids. >> did you watch "saved by the bell"? >> i did. >> screech, and the gang are about to hit the screen. a not so innocent version. they initially appeared in. >> the unauthorized "saved by the bell" story to air on lifetime, according to buzz feed it will go behind the scenes touching on sex and drugs mentioned in a book by dustin diamond, who play

i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, have a good night. >> gwynneth and chris consciously uncouple. clany engaged. brad red carpet attack and kim kanye multi-million dollar wedding. and all of this is just in the first-of 2014. hi everybody i'm shaun robinson. welcome to "access hollywood". our special mid year round up. we start with biggest scandal of the year so far and for that we good to billy. >> shaun thanks. the year is only halfway through and already we have a fair share of scandals joining me writ now. brian and megan dj what's up girl. >> thank you. >> dj that is your name. slur. first of all feels like we have a new celebrity apology every week. you begin with the slurs and whether racial homophobe icky think of bieber right off the bat. the guy you know using the n-word multiple times when he was 15 years old apologizes now. given that he was 15 do we accept the apolog apology? >> i think a difference being 15 years old and a racist. i don't think he's a racist. it would be s

kate tracking more storms, but will they be gone in time for the weekend? we'll check traffic and weather together on the 3'sment looking live outside, the >> two bears on the noose camden county. new video of the bears walking across auburn avenue in water for the township. bear eventually went into wharton state forest. an eyewitness describes her encounter with that bear. >> he looked like he was on a sunday stroll. just kind of wandering around. he was probably looking for food. >> now, a second bear was spotted along wharton avenue, winslow township wednesday morning. if you see either of those bears, just call 911. stay away from t right now 5:13, traffic and weather together. finally, the ends is in site with this rain, kate? >> that's correct, erika. light at the end of the tunnel so to speak. we have today to get through before we can enjoy some relief from this stormy pattern we've been in all week. take a look at storm scan 36789 you can see, big batch of showers, lifting north across the region, the heaviest rain right now, over portions of uppe

. >>> 60:00 46789 traffic and weather together now, hi there kate bilo. >> take a look at this video from yesterday, rain came down hard, fast, flooding a parking lot in glassboro gloucester county yesterday. this woman stranded in her car had ton helped to dry ground. we have had a lot have these storms this week. we call them gully washers where they just pop up over one area. they have a lot have of moisture. rain comes down fast and furious causing the risk for flash flooding. we are looking at another complex of storms this morning. in the meantime here on the skies deck it is misty, drizzling, light rain, that is not showing up on storm scan three because it is so light but i'll tell you what it is not feeling very nice out here. a damp, glummy morning. lets look at storm scan three which is showing the rain moving from the west. heavier rain over lancaster county. you can see yellow and red shading indicating where heavier rain is and moving quickly towards the city. your morning planner by 8:00 a.m. i expect heavier showers, maybe a thunderstorm even near the city. by noon, w

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kate, you are outburst. >> gdp was terrible for the first quarter, negative .1%. we will see what happens in the morning, but it is not looking good. charles: summit that might not have been anything more than a cover. and what about you? >> we are talking about how she overslept, she came in two hours late as the ceo, but will she be able to take over market share for facebook and google? i don't think it's going to happen. charles: i bet she needs to sleep on it. >> she is a working mother, give her a break. i can't believe they actually have the audacity to write this when the score was zero to zero. shame on them all. charles: okay, what about you, ashley? >> i am watching this company that has an ownership in univision, ratings up 50% in the last world cup. the. charles: time now for the update. we have our first real paycheck. a lot of tweets and e-mails. you guys have to understand your own temperament. as her smile is concerned, let us know if this rally is finally ready to take a break today and so kate, what do you think? >> people are blowing up all the

it is balancing scoffist kated -- sophisticated concerns. >> this is the area we took back. we'll liberate it for the sake of iraq. >> reporter: fallujah fell in december, with fighting on so many fronts, iraq is unlikely to take the city back now. >> tonight - there is new information on why asiana flight 214 crashed in san francisco last year. the national transportation safety board said it was largely caused by human error. jonathan betz is here with more. >> we have a clear idea of what went wrong. mistakes were made by the crew, some inexperienced and largely did not fully understand the plane. >> investigators say it was a series of small mistakes that doomed asiana flight 214. >> we had a lot of holes lined up. a lot of issues lined up the wrong way, as it turned out. >> issues the national transportation safety board announced that involved the pilots. >> we had a pilot who was new in the airplane, an structure who was new. fatigue, issues regarding understanding the automation. >> all leading the plane to crash in san francisco, killing three passengers. >> animati

kate rodgers, social media guru. >> everybody is tweeting up a storm, we'll get to it later on in the show. charles: remember i've said it before, i'll say it again, this is not day trading, not countdown to the crash, the idea of successfully investing and building portfolio on wealth, it happens overtime and that's what we do. we call it the real, real deal, we look for the headlines, under the hood, you won't get on your blackberry. dig into the first real, real deal. the dow and s&p kicked off slightly and the nasdaq eked out a gain. at a 14-year high. manufacturing data, not enough to lift stocks higher. i wasn't surprised there was an indifferent session, it won't stay sideways for long. tracy, this is like you have bull markets to bear markets, this is shark market. got to keep moving, it doesn't go side ways. >> why do you think between now and september it's going to do anything but lie on its back. that's what the traders are doing at the hamptons. charles: they said go away in may and all the crazy axioms and things like that? >> unless there is something mind blowing event

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome to "new day." it's wednesday, june 18th. 6:00 in the east. now, nearly two the alleged mastermind is in u.s. custody. we have new details this morning on where ahmed abu khatallah is being held and new allegations from the u.s. that he may have been planning more attacks. >> four americans, including ambassador chris stevens, died in the benghazi attack. it happened during hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state, and during cnn's town hall with clinton last night, she spoke about the lingering controversy. >> there are answers, not all of them, not enough frankly. i'm still looking for answers because it was a confusing and difficult time, but i would hope that every american would understand, number one, why we were there, because we need to be in dangerous places, and,

on a one-on-one interview with cnn's kate bolduan. he told her that iraq needs a political solution to unify the country. here's kate with more with what with discussed with the president. >> i started asking the president about prime minister nuri al maliki who the president just a few months ago had commended for ensuring a conclusive and democratic iraq. but the prime minister has done none of that. how can anything get fixed with him in power? >> we gave iraq the chance to have an inclusive democracy, to work across sectarian lines. to provide a better future for their children. and unfortunately, what we've seen is a breakdown of trust. there's no doubt that there has been a suspicion for quite some time now among sunnis that they have no access to, you know, using the political process to deal with their grievances. and, you know, that is in part the reason why a better armed and larger number of iraqi security forces melted away. when an extremist group isis started rolling through the western portions of iraq. so part of the t