then there is his receptionist, daniel. -- danielle. david has been her boss for five years. he is proud he pays her $9.15 an hour, more than the minimum wage. he knows that's not enough for danielle to provide financial security for her two children. it bothers her to hear hillary clinton and others go on about how cruel business leaders can be with their low wages. he knows if the minimum wage were to jump to $15 an hour, he would have to cut daniel's job entirely. these already feeling pressure to automate her role, which many of his competitors are already doing through mobile apps and online scheduling. he has thought about shifting her to a part-time position, which would save him a significant amount under obamacare, but he has held back so far because he knows his customers prefer the personalized service that danielle brings, and because he doesn't want to leave her behind. the next expense david has to consider is the cost of complying with new regulations. there are strict rules on everything from how he disposes of used rags to how he applies touchup hate to cars

daniel: that is all from me. you will have business news the next few hours, but it is back over to sarah. sarah: let's get you up-to-date on stories making headlines around the globe. a palestinian held without trial by israel has ended. his life-threatening hunger strike -- has ended his life-threatening hunger strike. the country's highest court has suspended his detention due to his deteriorating condition after a two-month fast. doctors say treating his health -- it has improved dramatically. ships in the chinese navy have arrived in russia's pacific port. it will be taking part in joint military maneuvers. this is the second drill organized by the two navies after exercises held in the mediterranean sea back in may. the u.s. and eu have expressed concern that this strategic partnership could develop into a new geopolitical bloc. north and south korea have exchanged fire as tensions rise over the use of loudspeakers to send propaganda messages across the border. the north warns of military action if they do

daniel sarcos. >>> daniel sarcos. >>> espera. >>> pero no, un segundo quÉ cabos vas a arruinar daniel. >>> vamos a arruinar (...). >>> sÍ seÑores vamos a hacer una versiÓn tal cual entre inglÉs y espaÑol donde estarÁn gabriel coronel, la doctora polo y yo. >>> tÚ tienes un buen canto. >>> cantas padre. >>> sÍ. >>> y buen canto tambiÉn neyda sandoval y las noticias. >>> dios mÍo santo. >>>♪. >>> que emociÓn muchachos en un ratito regreso con ustedes pero ahora voy directo a la informaciÓn esta es la primera ediciÓn de el noticiero telemundo un nuevo dÍa. atenciÓn nuevos informes mÉdicos confirman que el azÚcar tiene una notable influencia en el cerebro de los niÑos al punto de convertirse en en educativo como droga porque es peligroso porque estÁn alcance de los menores los expertos dicen que es muy importante encontrar el equilibrio adecuado en la cantidad de dulces que consumen el informe dice que el estadounidense romo doy consume 3 la cantidad de azÚcar complejidadado por las profesionales de la salud. >>> y uno nuevo investigaciÓn dice que los niÑos con esc

daniel: that is all from me. you will have business news the next few hours, but it is back over to sarah. sarah: let's get you up-to-date on stories making headlines around the globe. a palestinian held without trial by israel has ended. his life-threatening hunger strike -- has ended his life-threatening hunger strike. the country's highest court has suspended his detention due to his deteriorating condition after a two-month fast. doctors say treating his health -- it has improved dramatically. ships in the chinese navy have arrived in russia's pacific port. it will be taking part in joint military maneuvers. this is the second drill organized by the two navies after exercises held in the mediterranean sea back in may. the u.s. and eu have expressed concern that this strategic partnership could develop into a new geopolitical bloc. north and south korea have exchanged fire as tensions rise over the use of loudspeakers to send propaganda messages across the border. the north warns of military action if they do

. -- you have to cut danielle's job. he is talking about shifting her to a part-time position which would save him in the pacific -- save him a significant amount under obamacare. he knows his customers prefers the personalized service danielle brings. the next expense yes to consider is complying. there are strict rules on anything from how he disposes of rags to how he applies touchup paint to cars. some of these regulations he understands. some of them seem unnecessary. he has had to hire a lawyer to make sure he does not violate these regulations. washington agencies are threatening him in other ways. they are on the verge of declaring he cannot even own his own business. he is a joint employer. the likely impact is that fewer franchises will open. costs will increase for existing ones like his. all of these calls palin comparison to what comes next. if there is one thing threatening to force them out of business is his taxes. washington takes one out of every three dollars that he earns. by the time he factors in st

. >>> daniel sarcos como presentador de entretenimiento favorito. >>> un aplauso daniel >>> si eres latinoamericano eres nuestro hermano, no nos importa de donde vengas un abrazo esto es telemundo vaya >>> gracias a todos los ot productores y cada persona que estÁ detras con este equipo maravilloso hasta soy somos una gran familia y lo hacemos por ustedes >>> te ganÉ rashel. (risas) >>> >>> (aplausos) >>> en hora buena. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> seÑores quÉ felices porque lo hicieron posible buenos dÍas hoy es viernes 21 de agosto del sfw aÑo 2015, diego estÁ libre hoy pero sÍ celebro >>> queridos amigos con quÉ cÁmara voy >>> ahora para estaacÁ mi amor >>> se los juro que me acostÉ temprano >>> saeÑores boris >>> estaba feliz cuando dice que somos latinoamericanos tenemos un sitio aquÍ maravilloso >>> gracias >>> vamos a sentarnos >>> vamos a sentarnos >>> hay que recordar que tambiÉn daniel ganÓ el premio a mejor presentador obviamente lo compartiÓ con nuestra querida rashel y estÁbamos felices de que juntos pu ddiÉramos recoger estos premios >>> muchos premios donde hubo muchos mo

daniel: we serve millions of merchants. we work closely with the government to follow the government policy of regulations and we continue to do so. we are in compliance with the laws and regulations. emily: as an investor, hans, are you worried about this? the chinese government is only getting stricter when it comes to the internet in china. hans: i love the answer. emily: translation, yes, if the law says we should have police officers-- [laughter] hans: whatever you call it, there is more monitoring with what is happening on the internet. having said that, it is still a great way for people to express themselves and for the government to address issues and problems around china. it is a big country with 90 million party members. the ability to impact the country is still respected. emily: i want to talk about 10 cent, also purportedly having police officers inside the company. they are reporting earnings, they had a record quarterly profit. marguerite, what do think about how they are doing compared to the slowdown in a

all of his leaves danielle feeling hopeless. she like millions feel as if the american dream, the idea that a person can go as far as their work can take them, they feel like it doesn't exist anymore or it doesn't apply to people like her. the challenges facing david and danielle r, across this country. while their names might be fiction, their stories are too real. you know these people. so do i. people like david and daniel have no lobbyist and washington. both parties have let them down. history is going to judge us by what we do next. if we continue to cling to an outdated tax codes, a failing -- numerous policies that make it harder for businesses to grow and opportunities to flourish. we will be the first generation in our history to pass a weaker america on to our children. if we embrace the american economy, we will put david and danielle in control of their own destiny. we will put them within reach of their american dream. as president, i will begin by overhauling our tax codes. overhauling it to make it progrowth and

miren. >>> daniel. >>> (risas). (aplausos). >>> daniel, para el hermano de celia cruz. >>> como te hacen una cosa asÍ daniel. >>> si fuera hilo dental. >>> daniel enrique. >>> fuerte de aplauso para leslie grace fuerte el aplauso para liz gallblanco de las bala tiroteo... esta maÑana, la polica intenta dar con el paradero de los pistoleros. katherine sot take vo /juanfra --la polica de san jos busca echar mano de la tecnologa para --la polica de san jos busca echar mano de la tecnologa para reducir el crimen... la ciudad votar hoy sobre un programa piloto. lucrecia/top live camera juanfra --hola, qu tal? buenos das! ... les saluda juan francisco ramrez bienvenidos a

danielle then goes back to the party house and retrieves the tape. within 48 hours, the county prosecutor has charged four young people with the kidnapping and assault of taylor. if convicted, they face anywhere from seven years to life in prison. >> i have never had a case where alleged defendants tape their own alleged crimes. i can't explain criminals. in fact, there are television shows. "america's dumbest criminals." this appears to be right down that alley. >> the accused are 20-year-old travis payea, a horror film buff who plays the most prominent role in the video, 20-year-old jimmy carlisle who early on in the video helps push danielle to the ground. 19-year-old christina lumm. she drives the car to the so-called grave site. and 20-year-old jonathan cockerill who is seen on the tape tying danielle up and later holding a knife to her in the car. they all claim it was a joke. they were making a movie and danielle taylor was a willing participant. but danielle taylor tells police that she thought she was going to be killed. >> that's what we al

daniel cÓmo te ponen a aa menear el bote en este programa. mis amados del universo es 19 de agosto y veremos cÓmo viene el dinero para ti, comenzamos con aries. aries tiene una ventaja esta semana que el dinero fluye como la corriente divina, vas hacer un buen plan de negocien tre ellos el ahorro de todo. tauro una suerte te viene pronto que no la esperabas con un dinero que te hacÍa falta mido querida adamaris, lo que pasa tauro estas receptivo a la abundancia y te viene mÁs. gÉminis los vaivenes econÓmicos no paras esta semana porque tendrÁs gastos increible con una cuenta que los hijos deben resolver solos sin ayuda. cÁncer la luna esta semana te apunta que crece con el dinero y fluye todo muy bien un carro una nueva moto veo en la puerta de la casa. mis amados leo mi querido diego los negocios con inversionista te conviene, sobre todo para la vejez y un buen plan para asegurar dinero no temas en firmar ningÚn contrato durante estos dÍas porque todo estÁ muy bien. virgo andan de suerte porque jupiter desde un aÑo vean renacer su

we will hear from truman a grandson, clifton truman daniel. it was president truman who gave the order to trust the bombs on japan. this is two hours. on your screen is the eldest grandson of president truman, clifton truman daniel. our video is going to be a special trip you went on this summer to hiroshima and nagasaki. how did this come about? ifton: it was a long time coming. my son wesley brought home a book about a real little girl living in hiroshima who was two years old when it exploded. she survived the bombing but contracted radiation-induced leukemia nine years later. she followed that if you could fold origami cranes you are granted a wish and hers was to live. it did not work she fulton more than 1000 and died of leukemia and again 55. died of leukemia in 1955. we finally met at the world trade center in may of 2010, and at that point hiro invited me to come to nagasaki and hiroshima. expectationsve about what this trip would be about? clifton: no. really --e i was just wish't know the word, his broughtcontact was what me. his de

>> yeah. >> oh, well. >> across town, danielle takes her turn. >> wow. it's kind of intense to be able to see colors for the first time really. i don't know if it is the way they're meant to be seen. i'm pretty emotional about it. >> reporter: across the country oscar tries them on with his fiancee. >> this is amazing. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: but his biggest reaction this traffic light. >> i can see that. >> reporter: until now oscar only knew the light was red because it was the one on top. >> sorry. i'm getting a little emotional about a streetlight. two out of three of our candidates had strong visceral reactions. but inchroma predicted the outcome with their own online test. we wondered what would happen if danielle retook the color blindness test we gave her earlier wearing the glasses. we asked the guy what he thought would happen. will people be able to recognize the numbers? >>y. yeah. >> whereas they weren't before? >> yes. but it doesn't really prove anything. >> reporter: despite her amazed reaction to the glasses. >> it's kind of intense ac

todd grabs danielle. >> i felt like i was falling over. and if he didn't have a good grip on me, i would have fallen. >> they race around the corner and narrowly miss a direct hit. >> if the corner wasn't there, i don't know what might have happened. >> it's especially dangerous for danielle, who is blindfolded. >> once we round the corner is when i'm finally able to lift the shade and see as the car goes right behind us. >> they're all shaking with adrenaline. >> it was very scary. as soon as i compose myself and my heart started pumping, i notice a couple of elderly people in the car. the police say she was trying to parallel park, and then she was trying to go forward again. instead of thinking it was in forward, it was still in reverse, and when she kind of hit the gas, she panicked and then she just kept on punching it. >> when they review the security video, it's clear o'neil didn't miss a beat. in fact, he turns his head before todd does. >> i think o'neil actually heard the car come up on to the curb. then i heard the pop of the wi

>> yeah. >> oh well. >> across town danielle takes her turn. >> wow. it's kind of intense to be able to see colors for the first time really. i don't know if it is the way they're meant to be seen. i'm pretty emotional about it. >> reporter: across the country oscar tries them on with his fiancee. >> this is amazing. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: but his biggest reaction this traffic light. >> i can see that. >> reporter: until now oscar only knew the light was red because it was the one on top. >> sorry. i'm getting a little emotional about a streetlight. two out of three of our candidates had strong visceral reactions. but inchroma predicted the outcome with their own online test. we wondered what would happen if danielle retook the color blindness test we gave her earlier wearing the glasses. we asked the guy what he thought would happen. will people be able to recognize the numbers? >>y. yeah. >> whereas they weren't before? >> yes. but it doesn't really prove anything. >> reporter: despite her amazed reaction to the glasses. >> it's kind of intense ac

. >> de acuerdo con la declaraciÓn dada por daniel pacheco, es que daniel torres fue invitado al apartamento donde se consiguieron las vÍctimas. >> es presidente de la ciudad de mÉxico y tiene 22 aÑos. >> daniel pacheco denunciÓ que fue golpeado cuando lo detuvieron el pasado 4 de agosto, los agentes le presionaron el cuello hasta que perdiÓ conocimiento y con golpes le hicieron reaccionar, para que le seÑalaran quien era el ahora detenido. >> incluso la propia procuradurÍa habría revisado ese seÑor, existen indicios de lesiones. >> la fiscalÍa de la capital mexicana ha filtrado informaciÓn este caso de manera dolosa para desacreditar a las vÍctimas, ademÁs de no haber investigado a fondo la labor periodÍstica de rubÉn espinoza, asÍ como las agresiones y amenazas. >> tiene el claro objetivo de generar confusiÓn, y robustecer un mÓvil, y no de llegar a la verdad de los hechos. >> yo coloco la comisiÓn de derechos humanos local, daniel pacheco se gutiÉrrez, uno de los detenidos el homicidio, puede ser puesto en libertad si se comprueba, que fue torturado para poder rendir s

danielle reports. daniel: 10 years ago this sub arctic landscape bore no signs of human presence at least from the air -- no roads, no airstrips, no mines. >> you start off with a little camp and a few trailers, and as the exploration continues, you need more people and more equipment, and it is a continuing challenge. danielle: it takes a lot to build in canada. so on the rights of first natives. >> most are not anti-development. they just won a state. danielle: matthew is a powerful figure. leading anknown for international effort to stop a massive hydroelectric project in quebec in the 1990's, but today he is staying the -- taking the cut the ribbonto with goldcorp's newest mine. the profit will benefit the locals and when the mine is exhausted beyond 2030, goldcorp has promised to remove virtually every trace. this kind of development does not come cheap. goldcorp has developed more than $2 billion in l.a. in order. the expectation is over the life of the mind and will get the money back and more,

>>> sÍ. >>> daniel? >>> perfecto. >>> escoja usted toque una tarjeta por favor. >>> a ver cual toca? >>> aquÍ. >>> aquÍ estÁ. >>> usted por favor. >>> esta que estÁ aca. >>> y usted caballero. >>> a ver rÁpido. >>> esta por acÁ. >>> cu estÁ. >>> dice asÍ. >>> en la oficina la rumba baila o baila rumba en la oficina en la oficina rumba y baila. >>> estÁn listos? >>> a ver. >>> a ver. >>> pero oye. >>> bailo en la oficina ¿no?. >>> vamos con el coro. >>> claro. >>> la rumba labi, bailo yo. >>> de 7 a 15 la fiesta se armÓ. >>> con daniel y todos aquÍ. >>> oye mira que traigo mi sabor. >>> la rumba la, bailo yo. >>> rumba para quiÉn serÁ. >>> carruseles, y en telemundo se formÓ la gozadera. >>> muy bien. >>> oye impresionante. >>> yo la, bailo en la calle en la oficina. >>> escoja una usted. >>> allÍ estÁ. >>> voltee esto. >>> en el cine, usted vamos. >>> dice. la cintura? >>> y usted. >>> allÍ estÁ. >>> suelta. >>> okay. >>> en el cine la cintura suelta y estÁ listo. >>> marcamos la clav

it made me a better person. >> reporter: danielle is now a single mother of three working as a hotel maid. jamichael is training to be a graphic artist. they say, norah, they are past katrina but may never get over it. >> o'donnell: mark, thank you so much. tomorrow desperate moments captured on tape. >> i'm going to die. the water is rising in the attic, ma'am. >> reporter: we'll have the story of those who were staring at death and those who came to their aid. that's tomorrow. and still ahead tonight, an indy driver fights for his life after an accident on the track. a big reward for finding the hackers who exposed millions of cheaters and we'll pander to the panda lover in you when the "cbs evening news" continues. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis an

it made me a better person. >> reporter: danielle is now a single mother of three working as a hotel maid. jamichael is training to be a graphic artist. they say, norah, they are past katrina but may never get over it. >> o'donnell: mark, thank you so much. tomorrow desperate moments captured on tape. >> i'm going to die. the water is rising in the attic, ma'am. >> reporter: we'll have the story of those who were staring at death and those who came to their aid. that's tomorrow. and still ahead tonight, an indy driver fights for his life after an accident on the track. a big reward for finding the hackers who exposed millions of cheaters and we'll pander to the panda lover in you when the "cbs evening news" continues. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and

it made me a better person. >> reporter: danielle is now a single mother of three working as a hotel maid. jamichael is training to be a graphic artist. they say, norah, they are past katrina but may never get over it. >> o'donnell: mark, thank you so much. tomorrow desperate moments captured on tape. >> reporter: we'll have the story of those who were staring at death and those who came to their aid. that's tomorrow. and still ahead tonight, an indy driver fights for his life after an accident on the track. there's a big reward for finding the hackers who exposed millions of cheaters and we'll pander to the panda lover in you when the "cbs evening news" continues. the "cbs evening news" continues. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it shou

. >> daniel is in a bit of trouble. he is a broke college student, doesn't have the $2,849 it will cost to fix the bike so he's asking for help. >> i love how he starts a go fund me page and nobody's donated yet. >> not yet. it's early on in his quest for cash to help him save his dad's bike. >> i can't imagine people will do that. come on. we have all screwed up, work it off, just do it >> there is always mickey d's, can i help you.. he didn't say he got hurt. looked like he had his gear on. >> just his bank balance has taken a hit. >> yes. >>> a guitarist borrows a fan's selfie stick. >> now he's getting incredible footage. >> see why giving it back doesn't exactly hit a high note. >> very good. >>> plus an amazing science experience is about to take place. >> let's just say the kids in the room are loving it. >> what happens when things get to hatching. allergy medicine that may makeo scthem drowsy? only children'n's s clclararitin provides non-drowsy 2424 h houour r alallelergrgy yf anand d itit's's t thehe n e pedi

daniel, very good morning to you. let's talk about the data in china given the data over the weekend. clearly the equity market in china is expecting more easing to come. and it's reacting to that. are you expecting more easing and do you think it will? >> correct. i think the easing will be very targeted. all right, it will be a story of trying to move away from the trade away sector into the consumption sector. so you do want to evolve, but you need to be careful what sectors you'll be disposed to. >> a sense of anxiety, a fear of a prolonged factor or hindering growth. do you think this is a phase or a temporary blip, daniel? >> again, it could be very volatile. and the key thing to watch is what happens to exchange rate, chinese strength to join it they're trying to maintain it, very, very steady within a certain range. going forward, we do believe we're going see some widening in the band. and as a result, we see movement across the markets, all equity and foreign exchange as well. you need to be very patient abo

daniel: this quarter, we continue to deliver strong results. our revenue grew by 28% year-over-year. very specifically, we've made .ery good progress for the first time, our mobile revenue exceeded pc revenue. i think this is a good transition to the mobile, and also, we made a big investment in sony, the largest consumer electronic retail chain. i think all this signals we enjoy healthy growth, and we will create more value to our customers. about thats talk investment. this gets you big and off-line commerce. it's the biggest deal alibaba has ever made. how many customers in rural china do you expect to get as a result of this deal? daniel: the investment marks our commitment to our omni channel strategy. we want to create the unique experience. as you know, they have over 1600 off-line stores. they have over 5000 service stations all over the country. will open stores and more marketplaces and bring us a large selection of products, of home appliances, and i think customers will like it. second, over the years, they've already built up a log

spotify will need daniel x. -- daniel leg. leit will not happen without him. emily: i wonder if there is a situation where daniel can come in and be ceo, or jack dorsey for example. om: i think this will be a large technology company figuring out how to expand opportunities for it. i've said time and time again, google is still a one trick on -- pony. they are trying to find the next horses. they cannot buy talent like facebook bought oculus and retain it. that is the problem. in this case they can buy talent , let them be and let them go. emily: brad, if you are mark zuckerberg or jeff bezos, what are you thinking right now? brad: maybe they are excited about this. larry is elevating himself above the core business, bringing potentially other companies into the alphabet umbrella, and arguably taking their eye off the ball that is the profit business, the search engine. we have not spoken about sundar, an a couple executive but no match for jeff bezos or zuckerberg. maybe this is an opportunity where larry really starts to look at other things and disassociate

segÚn daniel portavoz de fema, la reconstrucciÓn ha sido costosa, pero valiÓ la pena. >>> ha sido de 15 mil millones de dÓlares para asistencia pÚblica y la asistencia individual, lo que llega a 6. 7.000 millones de dÓlares para las familias y individuos afectados. >>> para algunos esta ayuda no ha sido efectiva. >>> donde ha sido mÁs gente afectada, en lo que se llama en inglÉs (...). hay muchas personas que no pueden volver, que no han podido reconstruir. >>> esta zona estÁ a 15 minutos del centro de la ciudad el problema es que al momento de pedir ayuda, muchos carecÍan de tÍtulos de propiedad, porque las casas fueron heredadas de una generaciÓn a otra, y social security dueÑos no se preocuparon en registrarlas. >>> esta sigue siendo la evidente cicatriz del paso de katrina entre tanto, llega a nueva orleans el expresidente bill clinton, invitado a celebrar aquÍ. esta ciudad turistica se harÉ construido, edgardo. muchas gracias ivÁn. >>> el alguacil del condado de harris, anuncio que hay arresto y presentaran cargos contra un sospechoso del asesinato del vice alguacil

le kaquieres pregunt algo a chiquis, daniel, daniel >>> no tiene palabra >>> cÓmo serÁ un miÉrcoles de sabidurÍa, puedes hacer un jueves relajo >>> un relajo lo que estÁ pasando, momento tengo que tomar postura acerca de esto, un relajo por las redes sociales estÁ bueno >>> o sea, un viernes, un quÉ, un miÉrcoles de sabidurÍa, miÉrcoles, miercoles de sabidurÍa. no puede ser hay gente que no cocina y pone libros de cocina. >>> daniel tranquilo vamos con ada >>> gente que no >>> con camilo ya tranquilo >>> el mundo estÁ muy mal >>> me gus sttarÍa dejar bueno hago una pregunta >>> vamos con camilo y ada >>> muchachos aquÍ estoy con ada porque contÓ para naums obviamente con alaia en casa y entonces ya todos somos tÍos y vamos a estar en el baby siter >>> yo me voy a ir a trabajar Úu te quedas encargado edadde alai papÁ el mas joven de la familia y me la cuidas en la que estoy abajo en la tarde y te haces el reportaje okey >>> tengo que confesarle que estoy preocupado porque una cosa es con lucas y otra de alaia >>> aquÍ me hicieron un lugar para que alaia descanse y pue

correspondent danielle nottingham is there as flames surround a community of shell land washington. >> severe drought is scorching heat have turned much of the western u.s. into a tinder box. in central washington, crews are struggling to control several wildfires. at least six have surrounded the city of shellland where 1500 people have been forced to evacuate. >> the sheriff is coming around get out now, get attaint, get attaint! >> reporter: close to 50 homes have been destroyed and that number could sky rocket. >> it was pretty scary. i never seen a storm of fire storm like this travel this fa fast. >> reporter: more than 700 firefighters have poured into the area armed with air tankers dumping fire retardant. >> it was a panic zone but still, you know, we had enough time. people coming up and just telling hey, man it's heading your way, get out. >> reporter: at least two more wildfires sparked in california on sunday. super scooping planes picked up water near these beach goers to help fight the lincoln fire outside of los angeles. sunday's flames in southern california burned do

con esa voz. >>>♪. >>> que voz tan varonil daniel gracias por presentarme ¿quÉ tal? a todos muy buenos dÍas esta es la primera ediciÓn de noticiero telemundo un nuevo dÍa. comenzamos con esta informaciÓn escandalosa revelaciones que se desprenden del documentos obtÉn idos por telemundo segÚn los cuales 'el chapo' guzmÁn no solo tenÍa la cÁrcel del altiplano como oficina desde la que dirigÍa sus operaciones, de narcotrÁfico sino que su rutina no era la de un prisionero. para mÁs informaciÓn vamos a pasar en vivo hasta san josÉ con nuestra corresponsal christina londoÑo, buen dÍa christina, cuÉntanos. >>> buenos dÍas neyda, bueno, anabelle hernÁndez es la periodista mexicana que trabaja estÁ avenido fal arda alcen del otro periodismo n.tivo, aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. en su Último viaje a mÉxico, consiguiÓ estos documentos de la procuradurÍa nos dice que de un juzgado penal federal y los compartiÓ con nosotros en exclusiva. >>> lo que puedes ver en este expediente es que 'el chapo' guzmÁn convirtiÓ el altiplano en su oficina alterna dond

daniel was 26 years old. the problem was traced back to a computer issue at the air-traffic facility in leesburg. the glitch was fixed yesterday afternoon. some passengers did not reach their destinations until today. >> we had to spend the night in pittsburgh, which was annexed rights in itself, but made friends with people on the experience in itself, but made friends with people on the flight. there is nofaa said indication it was caused by an accident or by hacking. coming up, donald trump finally mapping out his foreign-policy. hear his plans on immigration. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on n your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios

and she was getting upset because she hadn't heard from daniel. she had gone to one of the places where they were taking students who had escaped, and his name was not on the board. she didn't see him. he didn't call. >> narrator: tom mauser's son daniel was a sophomore, 15 years old, studious and quiet. by nightfall his parents went home to wait. >> we had to spend that night not knowing if he was dead or alive. you cry a lot. we tried to sleep. i couldn't. i went downstairs, two levels down from the bedroom. and i was crying out, and my wife heard me and came down. what can you do? you're just... you're just hopeless. >> narrator: fbi documents show the bodies they found in the school library. daniel mauser was one of them. hiding under a table, he had been shot point blank in the face. in the days that followed, the police gathered evidence including home videos of the attackers and their weapons. >> yo! what up dog? i heard you got some beef with me, niggah? >> narrator: they had assembled a small arsenal: sawed-off shotguns, a 9mm carbine rif

daniel: universal's role in comcast? tom: yeah. daniel: comcast as an entertainment conglomerate has done a great job. universal has been able to rebrand franchises. tom: they have gone from distribution and content, and you tell me they nailed the movie contract. daniel: they are doing it with superheroes this year, with dinosaurs, with fast cars, and they are doing it with hip-hop now. brendan: real quick, how has netflix changed with the studios do? daniel: i think there is obviously an influence of consumers for what netflix is doing. what toios, they know stick with. they know in the summer it will be the sort of big movie that you cannot enjoy -- tom: 10 seconds, does "minions" play well on netflix? daniel: i am sure for kids it will play well. brendan: i can give you an emphatic, anecdotal yes. my kids call those movies "minions." great grief.oria, first of all, retail sales out at 8:30. radio and television. of heard the difference opinion between neil dutta and komal sri-kumar as well. if you are just waking up, elon musk

joe: and daniel davies is with us. what do you make of this evaluation? it islooks to me like partly a panic move. it has to be seen in context of the gradual collapse of the shanghai compasses and equity values. we have seen statements going out that today i think they believe they have got misunderstood to control to allow the markets to find its own level. but really, what you have here level builtig that up in china, which everybody knew. they are knew that reasonably well placed to handle that, because they have a huge stock of reserves. that is the rainy day fund. and they have to go about getting those reserves into the private sector economy, another way to look at it, the chinese corporations and individuals have got a few tens of billions of u.s. dollar denominated debt, where will the dollars come from to repay that debt and to large extent, where they are now, is in the reserve accounts of the people's bank of china. how they canrds is and price atace which they supply dollars in exchange for other currency. we are seeing that over the course

and she was getting upset because she hadn't heard from daniel. she had gone to one of the places where they were taking students who had escaped, and his name was not on the board. she didn't see him. he didn't call. >> narrator: tom mauser's son daniel was a sophomore, 15 years old, studious and quiet. by nightfall his parents went home to wait. >> we had to spend that night not knowing if he was dead or alive. you cry a lot. we tried to sleep. i couldn't. i went downstairs, two levels down from the bedroom. and i was crying out, and my wife heard me and came down. what can you do? you're just... you're just hopeless. >> narrator: fbi documents show the bodies they found in the school library. daniel mauser was one of them. hiding under a table, he had been shot point blank in the face. in the days that followed, the police gathered evidence, including home videos of the attackers and their weapons. >> yo! what up dog? i heard you got some beef with me, niggah? >> narrator: they had assembled a small arsenal: sawed-off shotguns, a 9mm carbine ri

daniel moynihan was in charge of the study and staggered by it. wen 100 --daniel moynihan: have had 35 years of disastrous unemployment for the negro male. he has never gotten over the depression. had four years in the second world war and in the korean war getting better recently. in rates of unemployment, teenage unemployment in the white and negro world is almost 25%. that is a social crime. that is an outrage. there is no society the world that would let 25% of teenagers go unemployed. about one quarter of negro families are headed by women. the divorce rate is 2.5 times what it is. the number of fatherless children keeps growing. all these things getting worse, not better over recent years. host: daniel patrick moynihan 50 years ago. gerald horne, the problem continues today. guest: unemployment remains the staggering problem. is probably underestimated with regard to the african american community. have do think moynahan may misjudged some of what he was looking at. i think it would have been more appropriate to look at the black community i

¿cÓmo estÁs daniel? >>> muchÍsimas gracias por todos los mensajes que recibÍ llame siento mejor, incorporado aquÍ en la familia de un nuevo dÍa. ¿ustedes como han estado? >>> muy bien, con un poquito de gripe. >>> tambiÉn es el final de la semana de la primera semana de clases para muchos. nuestro hashtag sigue siendo regreso a clase und, re cuecuerden enviar fotos para ver como estÁn los muchachos, como siguen sus Útiles escolares. >>> los proyectos. >> diego como va el proyecto? >> todo va muy bien. >> oigan les quiero decir algo estoy impactado en la cantidad de gente que en mÉxico envÍa tanto, no tienen idea de que manera, llegando al aeropuerto esta vez no te veo en el programa, lo que estamos llegando. >>> dicen, no me tienes que saludar a rachel, no saben la cantidad de gente que les mandan besos y todo el cariÑo. >>> siempre devolver los cariÑos de parte nuestra. >>> cada vez los retos estÁn mejor pero los jueces cada vez estÁn mas exigentes. >>> su seÑorÍa diego. >>> me gusta uno

hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:19. seattle police are surprised when they realized the driver of the the car they are chasing is an 11 year-old boy. investigators say boy stole a subaru impress a after finding it. officers spotted the driving erratically and gave chase. police cruiser was damaged. the child is okay and back with his the mother. unclear if he is facing charges but you know he got an ear full the second his mom pick him up. >> he heard it from his mom. >> yes, charges or no charges. >>> still to come, this morning chase utley trade talks are heating up. we will have details in sports. >>> you might call you the deface gate, courtroom sketches of tom brady has people talking. we will hear from the artist hey terry stop! they so, what did you guysthink of t? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here ofte

daniels comes up short by about a yard. fourth and one, seattle looking to keep the drive alive. >> phil: you could run the football. still plenty of time. run it. get the first down. then spike the ball. >> greg: 55 seconds to play. sideline. midfield. 45, 40, and knocked out of bounds. kasen williams. >> phil: what a throw, fourth down. stood back there and relaxed and makes the throw right on target. what a good job by williams fighting the defensive back off. that was lowell rose on the coverage. excellent throw by archer. >> greg: now steven hauschka, right now looking at about a 53-54-yard field goal. >> phil: san diego challenged the receivers and the quarterback and the receiver won that time. >> greg: this is smith moving it to the center of the field. at the 35. now san diego uses a time out. to stop the clock with 13 seconds remaining. >> phil: they were going to clock the football, seattle was, now with a time out by san diego they may try to pick up more yards. >> greg: do you like the time out called by mike m

lee daniels join car which music produce are l.a. reid and carry has sold more than 22 million albums, she's been in several films including precious and lee daniels the butler. an official for walk of fame says carry was select back in 2007 to receive a star but just recently set the date. >> to work around her busy schedule. >> you have to book her eight years in advance. well done. >>> when you think you have what it takes to be a contestant on the hit cbs show at macing race, cbs-3 is holding a casting call tomorrow at the resorts and conventions in pocono manor. get full details at cbs philly.com, just search amazing race. >>> 5:50 right now. seven decade later a world war two in callus reunited with the wallet he lost in battle. alycia ramos was in the and he lost his wallet inside an australian farmhouse. ninety-one year-old vet throughout that wallet was lost for good until last in when he received a letter from an australian man said he came across that will was it while removing wooder planks inside that farmhouse. >> they

. >> daniel: hi. >> nicole: uh, did chloe and parker get off okay? >> daniel: yeah, yeah. he said to tell you that he'll miss you. >> nicole: oh, bless his heart. i'm really going to miss him too. >> daniel: yeah? is that why you have this worried look on your face? >> nicol part of it. >> daniel: yeah? what's the rest? >> nicole: well, i'm really glad caroline brady survived her stroke, but why did it have to be serena who saved her? >> daniel: serena was there, and she knew what to do. it's not like she planned it. >> nicole: yeah. >> daniel: honey, not even serena could cause somebody to have a stroke. >> nicole: well, i don't like this, for our sake or for eric's. >> brady: eric, where are you? >> eric: club tbd.

joe: and daniel davies is with us. what do you make of this evaluation? >> it looks to me like it is partly a panic move. it has to be seen in context of the gradual collapse of the shanghai compasses and equity values. we have seen statements going out that today i think they believe they have got misunderstood to control to allow the markets to find its own level. but really, what you have here is a great big that level built up in china, which everybody knew. they also knew that they are reasonably well placed to handle that, because they have a huge stock of reserves. that is the rainy day fund. and they have to go about getting those reserves into the private sector economy, another way to look at it, the chinese corporations and individuals have got a few tens of billions of u.s. dollar denominated debt, where will the dollars come from to repay that debt and to large extent, where they are now, which is in the reserve accounts of the people's bank of china. moving downwards is how they can control the pace and price at which they supply dollars in

danielle: it takes a lot to build a mine in canada. it always has. infrastructure and environment are always considerations and the rights of first nations. >> they just want to have a say in the way it is developed. national the former cheap obviously a first nations, he is known for leading international effort to stop a massive hydroelectric project think it back in the 1990's. today he is taking the stage to orp'she ribbon on goldc newest mine. the profits are expected to benefit the local creeks. promised to has remove virtually every trace. this kind of investment does not come cheap. orp has invested $2 billion. the expectation is over the life of the mind, it will get that back and more -- life of the mine, it will get that back and more. but for now, gold prices keep falling. >> we will be producing at prices well below any reasonable prices, so we have margins. we will be making cash. we will pay back that investment. danielle: at this point, it is all about the numbers. $11 an ounce roughly where gold is trading today. but when constructio

she is suing daniel's box and the rest of the creators for stealing her story. sofia points out like cookie, she was a drug kingpin who went to jail. sofia claimed she placed the hit on someone like cookie did and did time in prison for it. no one could be reached for comment. she writes in the complaint, cookie by taraji b. henson similar in behavior, style of dress and background as the plaintiff. neither lee daniels nor fox could be reached for comment and taraji is taking on her "empire" co-star on lip sync battle. taraji was surprised when one of her idols, mary j. blige, took the stage to perform with her. "lip sync battle" airs on spike. >>> still ahead, the muppets are coming back to tv. we talk to kermit and miss piggy and the latest james corden stunt. >> they get better and better. this guy is hysterical. demi and james are on a vengeance. >> ymca. >>> first, big music news today. a new elvis album is about to be released. some of the king's classics mixed in there with famous singers of today. mario of sirius xm weekly radio channel and giving a firs

daniels comes up short by about a yard. fourth and one, seattle looking to keep the drive alive. >> phil: you could run the football. still plenty of time. run it. get the first down. then spike the ball. >> greg: 55 seconds to play. archer throwing. sideline. he's got his man. midfield. 45, 40, and knocked out of bounds. kasen williams. >> phil: what a throw, fourth down. stood back there and relaxed and makes the throw right on target. what a good job by williams fighting the defensive back off. that was lowell rose on the coverage. excellent throw by archer. >> greg: now steven hauschka, right now looking at about a 53-54-yard field goal. >> phil: san diego challenged the receivers and the quarterback and the receiver won that time. >> greg: this is smith moving it to the center of the field. at the 35. now san diego uses a time out. to stop the clock with 13 seconds remaining. >> phil: they were going to clock the football, seattle was, now with a time out by san diego they may try to pick up more yards. >> greg: do you

. >> we are bringing in the public affairs officer, the spokesperson for cal fire, and daniel, we are talking about how the whole state is affected and now the jerusalem fire, and happened give us a sense of the cal fire. how stretched are the resources and how are you handling 19 simultaneous wildfires across the state? >> going into the drought and fire season, we have increased our staffing, more firefighters, and more equipment that has allowed us to meet the increase. and with all the fires burning, we are getting a lot of assistance from the outside agencies like the natural national guard, arizona, new mexico, nevada, all helping us to battle all the fires at once. and here is the thing. only now at the beginning of august, the middle of fire season and we are not at the peak of it. and we have seven more months to what we consider the time period with the most damaging wildfires. >> and right now, we're following the salem fire, and that's the latest one and closest to us. and i saw on the website, you are urging the public to, hey, do your part and be careful. some of these f

she is suing daniel's box and the rest of the creators for stealing her story. sofia points out like cookie, she was a drug kingpin who went to jail. she claimed the hit on someone like cookie did and did time in prison for it. she writes in the complaint, cookie by taraji b. henson similar in behavior, style of dress and background as the plaintiff. neither lee daniels nor fox could be reached for comment and taraji is taking on her "empire" co-star on lip sync battle. taraji was surprised when one of her idols, mary j. blige, took the stage to perform with her. "lip sync battle" airs on spike. >> the mupts are coming back to tv. we talk to kermit and miss piggy and the latest james corden stunt. >> this guy is hysterical. on a vengeance. >> ymca. >>> first, big music news today. a new elvis album is about to be released. mixed in there with famous singers of today, mario of sirius xm weekly radio channel and giving a first look. elvis remixed the sounds of the royal philharmonic. the focus, if i can dream. it's a project elvis himself always dreamed of. >> why

daniels comes up short by about a yard. fourth and one, seattle looking to keep the drive alive. >> phil: you could run the football. still plenty of time. run it. get the first down. then spike the ball. >> greg: 55 seconds to play. archer throwing. sideline. he's got his man. midfield. 45, 40, and knocked out of bounds. kasen williams. >> phil: what a throw, fourth down. stood back there and relaxed and makes the throw right on target. what a good job by williams fighting the defensive back off. that was lowell rose on the coverage. excellent throw by archer. >> greg: now steven hauschka, right now looking at about a 53-54-yard field goal. >> phil: san diego challenged the receivers and the quarterback and the receiver won that time. >> greg: this is smith moving it to the center of the field. at the 35. now san diego uses a time out. to stop the clock with 13 seconds remaining. >> phil: they were going to clock the football, seattle was, now with a time out by san diego they may try to pick up more yards. >> greg: do you

. >> earlier we talk with daniel berlin, the chief are fire protection. the lingering california drought is helping to fuel these fires. >> when many of these fires ignited we were seeing triple digit temperatures, single digit humidity and gusty wind. while those temperatures have come down from where they were, these fires have become large enough where they're actually creating their own weather. these fires are burning actively based on the terrain and those dry conditions. because of the drought the brush and the trees are tinder dry. especially without major wind factors like santa ana winds. >> governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. nearby states are also offering assistance. >>> in just over an hour the warehouse will release a new strategy for combating global warming. focuses on electricity production which accounts for 31% of emissions, under the plan the states will get to decide for themselves how to meet the cuts. the proposal however faces fierce opposition from republicans and some industry critics plan to sue the governme