david buck had hundreds of marijuana plants growing in the backyard of his chester home. they say he had a large amount of it dried and packaged as well. police arrested him and seized all the drugs this morning. >>> mayor de blasio sounding off about the pattern of professional panhandling with children uncovered by our i-team. we exposed these women working together with babies. today the mayor thanked the i-team and says it is important to make it easier for new yorkers to report what they see to child welfare officials. >> in terms of a clean legislative solution, i don't know yet how perfect that will be, but i think putting more attention on it and looking out for a situation where a child can be in danger is where we can have a bigger impact. >> legislation would ban begging with babies and punish repeat offenders. you can see our series of i-team investigations on nbcnewyork.com or on the news 4 new york app. >>> new york city's former top cop has a new gig and it's something you might not expect. >>> a junked car could be a gold mine for identity thieves. what ou

david: 35 bucks is worth it. hypocrite or savvy investor? george soros has been demonizing fossil fuels for year, making a total about face. the 85-year-old billionaire hedge fund manager investing in two beaten down coal stocks, peabody and arch coal. let's bring in the panel. jonathan hoenig of capitalist pig hedge fund. julie roginsky, democratic strategist. both fox news contributors. kevin kelly recon capital. he said he wanted coal to die. now that it has come way down in price. market cap is only $33 million he is buying. do you think he talked it down in order to buy it? >> david, he has supported environmental movement which is essentially destroyed the coal industry in this country. obama, under obama the coal industry has been decimated. 2/3 of all market cap of all coal companies on new york stock exchange has been eliminated. david: right. >> soros is demonstrating his hypocrisy. he denounces fossil fuels and denounces coal at the same time he is buying them. david: kevin, i'm wondering if there is something more going on. have

spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, david. >>> a bucks county man is accused of murdering his own father with a sword, chopper three over the family's home on trappe lane in middletown township. twenty-six year-old eli goodrich allegedly confessed to stabbing his 67 year-old father in the stomach after they had an argument yesterday afternoon. court record show goodrich is being held, without bail in, bucks county prison. >>> malaysia's prime minister has confirmed that many feared, a plane part that washed a shore from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the wing was discover on the french island of reunion in the indian ocean last week. plane disappeared nearly 17 months ago with 239 people on board. it went missing in route from malaysia to china search crews are in the the area looking to locate the wreck of the aircraft. >>> we're now hearing from the boater whose rescue at sea was caught on camera. coastguard came to his aid, after he fell over board off the coast of cape may. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has details. >> reporter: it ended with

david: dan, we're a buck 50 a way from $50 a barrel. are we more likely to hit 509 or go back to 40 or below? >> i think we're likely to get to the $509 mark, considering -- $50 mark, but considering momentum behind it and rally last few days you need a pullback on that to be honest. david: matt, one more question. not just supply and demand. fed very often affects the price of oil. fed indicates it might not hike the rates in september. that would mean a stronger dollar and, that would mean a weaker dollar, forgive me. when you have a weaker dollar you have higher price of oil. how much is that affecting things? >> not too much at the moment. i think, as you mentioned if we get a rate hike that lends support to the dollar. that puts downward pressure on crude. at the same time that could be interpreted as stronger economy and therefore stronger for crude. i think at the moment it is too difficult to say. david: matt smith, thank you very much. we appreciate night thank you. david: as we saw the dow ending down triple digits, dropping n

. >> people david, buying the car with prices are not buying it to save couple bucks on gas. david: scott, i think you're selling your book, gas prices people think they're staying low. other car companies having trouble selling electric cars. melissa. melissa: shares down 7% after hours. there you go. see the stock there, as yeah, shares really sinking there in after-hours trading. all right. gym chain, planet fitness making weekday boo on new york stock exchange. no judging. shares fell over 10%. stock ending the day flat. fitbit also losing steam a day after the reporting the highest quarterly revenue growth in its eight-year history. investors were wanting more new products and stronger margins. what do you think, guys? this one a fad? >> i certainly don't think it is worth buying here. one of the problems with the financials is that this company gets a lot of money up front when they have new franchise locations open. they sell equipment to them. that growth is one-time in nature. it doesn't repeat. think actually this is what an eye -- ipo is looks like if you're seller

some people getting assistance are making half million bucks a year. >> i know, david, egregious examples always make headlines. the fact of the matter is the overincome families represent 2.6% of the 1.1 million families in this country who are getting some kind of a subsidies for their housing. this is a very small percentage. and the other issue is, there are other ways to finance this far more effective and far more efficient. we're not doing it. we shouldn't focus on very small percentage. david: wait a minute. rich, 25,000 families i don't think is too small. what makes it worse, hud has no plans taking them off the rolls. in order to pursue their social engineering plans, whatever that is in terms of rich people and poor people they continue to subsidize rich folk. >> argument is good for poor people in public housing to have rich people as neighbors. judy is right, only 2.6% of the people getting benefits. still adds up about $100 million a year taxpayers are paying to subsidize these people. and, david, goes to one of perversities underestimated of these welfare type programs. th

bucks go on to win 25-11. >>> now to baseball, mets, phillies. and david wright made his return to the baseball diamond and his first at bat since april 14th, he crushed the ball into the second deck and they set a franchise record, eight home runs and 15 extra base hits. they win big, 16-7. another case of early celebration. mall olly huttal, just feet from the finish line, when she begins to celebrate, allowing her team mate to ease past her and you can see the disbelief on huddle's face as she lost the chance for the gold medal. >>> and smith's first practice since his jaw was broken almost two weeks ago. he will not participate in any direct drills for a while. he had surgery to put metal plates and screws in his jaw and expected to be out six more weeks. >>> just ahead, which mother-daughter country music duo is reuniting for sin city. and steve irwin's daughter is all grown up and coming to prime time. for over 30 years, in study after study, advil is unsurpassed in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on aches and pains than advil. not

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a serious crash shut down 611 in buck county this morning, two vehicles collided at 9:00 in warrington, police are investigating whether the pickup veered into on coming traffic and both drivers were taken to the hospital, viewer pat captured this video of the crash, email your photos or video to jointheaction@6abc.com or use #6abcaction on social media. >>> we are just over five week as way from the visit of pope francis to philadelphia, today mayor michael nutter announced a new resource that makes getting around a whole lot easier that weekend. the papal visit play book is posted online at noon and is a compre hence specific guide for all services, it is aimed to help resident thads live inside of restricted areas for grocery stores and hospitals and pet care, now mayor nutter says they can take advantage of the new hot line. it received 100 calls sin monday. >>> all week "action news" is in argentina learning about the pope and the man he is today. jim gardner is there live. >> reporter: good evening, as you know pope franci

greg: rosanna, here is two bucks. rosanna: michael is saying no. greg: go david. >> it is interesting. black is looked good here. rosanna: angel. >> that is david. rosanna: i'm going for angel. angel is on my side. greg: so, now he's stumped. >> i'm in trouble. rosanna: this is what i am saying. greg: check mate. give it up. rosanna: yes, give me the money. greg: how do we play chess? just kidding. angel, are are you from? >> brooklyn, and i teach chess. >> i'm from the upper west side and a chess teacher. greg: that was impressive. >> thank you for having us. rosanna: do you do extra classes for the kids not in school? >> we are do things around the city, in the schools and open enrollment and a club down in the village and camps every day that the schools are closed. we put fun in the game. greg: we want to borrow the clock. we'll play checkers. red or black? rosanna: red. greg: very nice. checkers. checkers. rosanna: i go first. greg: how do you play this again? rosanna: you have toette g to the other side. greg: the object is to jump your piece

. >> next up, david asks when will shak trade options? is the stock going 100 bucks? >> here's the deal. options were supposed to be listed on july 28th. they actually pushed it out. the company has a very, very small float. it has very high short interest. they registered 4 million shares on july 20th. four shareholders. they got to their six-month ipo lockup. they haven't brought the shares yet. i think you need to see that float increase to shares outstanding are kind of double the float here. right now it seems like it's really tough liquidity. i can't tell you about 100. i know the stock's up 50% independent last few weeks -- >> short interest that high it's going to be tough because the options will be priced a little funkily as a result. >> as for the 100, carter, you see that? >> that's aggressive stuff. that's the prior peak and so forth. the thing about a stock that doesn't have a lot of trading history is if the premise is looking at where a lot of shares would have changed hands and where levels are, there's no real reference point here. so it would be jus

. >> david asks when will shack trade options? is the stock going 100 bucks? >> here's the deal. options were supposed to be listed on july 28th. they pushed it out. the company has a very, very small float. it's got very high short interest. they registered 4 million shares on july 20th. four shareholders. they got to their six-month ipo lockup. they haven't brought the shares yet. i think you need to see that float increase to shares outstanding are kind of double the float here. right now it seems like it's really tough liquidity. i can't tell you about 100. i know the stock's up 50% independent last few weeks -- >> short interest that high it's going to be tough because the options will be priced a little funkily as a result. >> as for the 100 you see that? >> that's aggressive stuff. that's the prior peak and so forth. the thing about a stock that doesn't have a lot of trading history is if the premise is looking at where a lot of shares would have changed hands and where levels are, there's no real reference point here. so it would be just i would say this is take your chan

live life as david bowie. we change rock 'n' roll by incorporating performance art through many of his personas and the professor will broker from kingston university, he's going to spend the next year method acting. that's when you really get into character by trying to be somebody else. he's go going to try to be the elusive rock legend. >> he will only consume media available to bowie back in the '70s. he's really getting into this here. he's dressing as each and every one of david bowie's characters including the famous ziggy stardust as you see here with the orange wig and all. that's him right there. he's also posted pics of himself as well as the man who fell to the earth, the thin white duke and aladdin sean. >> is this dude going to blog, this professor. >> >> follow him instagram. check out his costumes. coming up, the ties that bind. some helpful police officers 's really good. this one. stay with us. that tie a boy's tie. you've got to see this one. it's really good. stay with us. it's the "pungent

. >> today a father learns his sentence for a crash that killed three bucks county teenagers. >> sheriff also department is teaching its residents to use gun safely. >>> let's go over to david murphy talking about rain and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: we look to the west, we have showers and thunderstorms forming to the west of baltimore, but you will notice they are passing to the north, so lancaster and harrisburg have a better chance of this than we do in philadelphia. the wider view shows cloud cover and showers south and west, particularly this afternoon and later tonight well pop spotty and widespread showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, 77 degrees in philadelphia. 75 in allentown. 75 in cape may. once again it is very humid out there, with dewpoints over 70 in most neighborhoods and that means oppressive humidity once again this morning. as we head out the door, 75 by 6:00. 795 a few clouds around, sun, warm and humid, as we roll through the day, 79 by 8:00, 85 by noon, 3:00 p.m., we're expecting a high of 87 before dropping to 82. spotty showers and thunderstorms. b

david: public assistance for a family making a half a million bucks a year. you're paying for it. the government says they're not going to change it. so is it time to change the government? melissa: donald trump still in the lead vowing to spend up to a billion dollars of his own money if he has to in order to win. we'll break down what he spent so far and how much he has raised. david: do you really think he would spend a billion of his own? melissa: only as very last resort at very end if he needed to get over the finish line. i think he would hang on to it. david: using us to sell his message. all right. another democratic senator comes out against the iran nuclear deal. is the tide turning against the president? now there are two against him. melissa: we'll tell you about a book that hypnotizes your kids and puts them to sleep. i'm not kidding. is it real? does it work? we'll talk the experts? i wonder if i could use it to rob a bank? david: a lot of books put me to sleep. biggest hit to the nasdaq percentage wise. that is over half a percentage point. oil turning the tide, tr

david: right. still held on, 100.02. three digits. >>> opposition to president obama's nuclear deal iran flaring on word after secret deal to let iran inspect its own sites. jim walsh was a person who testified in front of congress a week ago. stephen yates, former national affairs advisor to vice president dick cheney. byron york, "washington examiner" columnist and fox news contributor. thank you, gentlemen for coming. is there any precedent for allowing you don't trust to inspect something on their own? >> not like this. it is part of normal process that you would have the target country involved in trying to facilitate inspections. the iaea does have these kinds of bilateral agreements. ben through them in iraq. been through them in north korea and number of other places but this is very, very different in the sense really might as well ask for the ayatollahs to tell us everything is okay. david: they have responded. they're saying as quoted heres as said previously by agency separate road map is safeguarded and acco

also department is teaching its residents to use gun safely. >>> let's go over to david murphy talking about rain and

> and the 23-day manhunt for the two escaped prisoners in upstate new york cost taxpayers a million bucks a day in overtime costs. richard matt was killed by police. david sweat was eventually captured. >>> a massive fire erupts on a ferry packed with more than 500 people in the philippines. passengers, you see them there, jumping into the water to escape the flames. two crew members suffered minor injuries. >>> police in philadelphia need your help to track down this dancing thief. not allegedly dancing thief. but a real dancing thief. while the victim was in the bathroom, cameras recorded the suspect breaking into an impromptu chance as he was moving toward the back of the restaurant, he was shimmying. and the suspect appears to stash away also a small pocketbook before cha-chaing out of the restaurant. be on the lookout for this guy. he might be dancing and dangerous. >> you think that was the cha-cha? maybe the stanky leg? >> the stank leg. >> i think it's called the nay nay. >> the nay nay is the stanky leg. >> that was the cha-cha. cha-cha-cha. >> i'm impressed you brought back the

> and the 23-day manhunt for the two escaped prisoners in upstate new york cost taxpayers a million bucks a day in overtime costs. richard matt was killed by police. david sweat was eventually captured. >>> a massive fire erupts on a ferry packed with more than 500 people in the philippines. passengers, you see them there, jumping into the water to escape the flames. two crew members suffered minor injuries. >>> police in philadelphia need your help to track down this dancing thief. not allegedly dancing thief. but a real dancing thief. while the victim was in the bathroom, cameras recorded the suspect breaking into an impromptu dance as he moved toward the back of the restaurant, he was shimmying. and the suspect appears to stash away also a small pocketbook before cha-chaing out of the restaurant. be on the lookout for this guy. he might be dancing and dangerous. >> you think that was the cha-cha? >> well. it was kind of a cha-cha. >> maybe the stanky leg? >> the stank leg. >> i think it's called the nae nae. >> the nae nae is the stanky leg. >> that was the cha-cha. cha-cha-cha. >> i'm

deirdre: melissa, david, thank you very much. big moves in the markets today. s&p erased its gains for the year oil fell. gold moved up. on "risk & reward" we have all the angles covered for the next 60 minutes. on new york stock exchange, dow fell to triple digit is, closing 17,000 for first time since october. fox business's adam shapiro. so adam, we know dow, that key index, 7% from the may peak. what did floor traders tell you about the selloff? >> a lot had to do with negative sentiment from oil and energy. also global selloff starting in china. the chinese economy is in the doldrums. we can talk about federal reserve. people were nervous. buyers were not present. the dow down 358 points. this was the lowest close, we've seen below 17,000 first time since october 30th of 2014. s&p 500, lowest close since february 2nd. we were the, low for the s&p 500 was 2040 as of march 11th this is low we haven't seen since like i said, february 2nd. the nasdaq down 141 points, off almost 3% today. a lot of it had to do with stocks you think will be strong but aren't. ta

price of oil below $40 a barrel but up a buck at 39. market watcher david nelson ask here. i'm disappointed. [laughter] i'm sorry. i thought we were going up 600 points right at the opening bell off to the races all over again. >> take a breath. [laughter] calm down. it is a process not an advantage but repair itself in one day. what has changed in the last 48 hours probably not a lot. other than in china other point to how bad it is that they have to take this action in the firstlation. it is a good opportunity for a couple of things. one, as liz had coined the phrase thinkers some of the things you know you shouldn't hold in your portfolio any longer it is a good time when you start to upgrade your portfolio look to buy stocks that had great earnings reports down 10, 15% than they have taken a big correction here. >> so weed out the bad bsh buy into the good. take a big deep breath, don't panic. >> it is going to attack some time. look, my guess -- >> what is going to take some time before we get back to 18,000 on the dow? >> probably. i would expect over the next -- seve

40 bucks over the next few days. >> talk about an area of the market where the fundamentals haven't necessarily changed. the stories haven't changed. the catalysts, the fda approval timelines. they have not changed. but the valuations have changed tremendously. >> oh, no question. they backed up a lot. all the dedicated -- the investors that are looking at these biotech names specifically, all were on the sidelines today picking their spots as far as levels to buy a lot of these names. they're buying the high-quality names. all the names that we've talked about on this show before. the celgenes of the world, the biogens of the world. the gileads of the world. they're finding themselves they like and stepping in and buying them. >> u.s. dollar weakening across other major world currencies and speculation the global market turmoil may push back a u.s. interest rate rise. cnbc's senior economics reporter steve liesman has more on whether the fed will come to the market's rescue yet again. i guess rescue is in the eye of the beholder. >> atlanta fed president dennis lockhart he's a cent

live life as david bowie. we change rock 'n' roll by incorporating performance art through many of his personas and the professor will broker from kingston university, he's going to spend the next year method acting. that's when you really get into character by trying to be somebody else. he's go going to try to be the elusive rock legend. >> he will only consume media available to bowie back in the '70s. he's really getting into this here. he's dressing as each and every one of david bowie's characters including the famous ziggy stardust as you see here with the orange wig and all. that's him right there. he's also posted pics of himself as well as the man who fell to the earth, the thin white duke and aladdin sean. >> is this dude going to blog, this professor. >> >> follow him instagram. check out his costumes. coming up, the ties that bind. some helpful police officers that tie a boy's tie. you've got to see this one. it's really good. stay with us. that tie a boy's tie. you've got to see this one. it's re

to live life as david bowie. bowie changed rock and roll by incorporating performance art through many of his personas, and the professor, will broker, from kingston university, well, he's going to spend the next year method acting. that's when you really get into character by trying to be somebody else. so, he's going to try to be the elusive rock legend. >> i guess that explains it there. he will only consume media available to bowie back in the '70s. he's really getting into this here. he's dressing as each and every one of david bowie's characters, including the famous ziggy stardust, as you see here with the orange wig and all. that's him right there. he's also posted pics of himself as well as the man who fell to the earth, the thin white duke and aladdin sean. >> is this dude going to blog, this professor? because i really liked him. >> follow him instagram. check him out. check out all his costumes. >>> coming up, the ties that bind. some helpful police officers that tie a boy's tie. you've got to see thi

>> the co-owner of the bucks is one of hillary's biggest fund-raisers, which raised some eyebrows on the right as well. >> david, do you think -- i saw this and thought to myself, man, if i am trying to take down scott walker in iowa or i'm trying to take him down in new hampshire, this seems like a pretty good issue for a rival republican to go after him on. >> you'd hope so. i haven't seen anybody do it yet, but i have to say at this point it might just be that scott walker is not a big enough guy, he's not the front runner, people aren't shooting at him right now. but you're right. a ted cruz, a rand paul, a bobby jindal, any of those people ought to be saying i'm not going to pull boondoggles like this. >> boston was -- boston had a set of city leaders who wanted to bring the olympics to boston. and it's a little different with the olympics. it's a little different than the team, but we have seen similar kinds of public taxpayer investment that ends up grossly benefitting private hands and not really producing a huge amount of public benefit. and there was this rebellion in bosto

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david. >> all right, storm tracker6 live double scan still tracking storms coming into delaware. you can see that it's lighter to moderate rain up through chester county and pushing in towards philadelphia but if you're down here in southern areas and even over in salem and cumberland counties new jersey a couple storms coming your way with lots of lightning. lightning up to the northern tier is diminishing a little bit. i have a concern about this storm down here. there's no warning for it right now but it is fairly heavy storm with some gusty winds. probably going south of middletown delaware and then we'll see if it makes south jersey. again those are the times with the arrival time of the heavier rain and lightning that you see on your blue box there. lightning could even jump out ahead of those times a little bit. 81 degrees by 9 o'clock. today we'll see 87 by noon. most of the day is dry with clouds and sun. 92 is your high. it's still going to be hot and humid out there and during the afternoon hours there is the chance of a spotty pop-up storm especially in south jersey a

into the $42 range, down another buck 09. 2 1/2% fall for oil. there is big questions whether the world is going to continue to grow or whether it is going to slow down along with china. melissa: while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you need to know now. americans are now spending more -- sending more money to washington than ever before in history. federal tax revenues this year hitting a record high.

into the $42 range, down another buck 09. 2 1/2% fall for oil. there is big questions whether the world is going to continue to grow or whether it is going to slow down along with china. melissa: while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you need to know now. americans are now spending more -- sending more money to washington than ever before in history. federal tax revenues this year hitting a record high. $2.6 trillion. that equals nearly $18,000s for every worker, everyone with a job. washington is still managing to outspend that! make it stop. with me, scott martin of united advisors. katie pavlich, townhall.com. they're fox news contributors. john tamny, forbes political economy editor and real clear markets editor. thanks to all three of you for joining us. john, it is so amazing to me. they're taking more money than ever in history even adjust it for inflation however you look at numbers and still spending more than history. all of this money, where is it coming from? half of it is from the regular ordinary taxpayer, you and me.