in perth amboy, new jersey. [ cheers and applause ] before you clap, and i have family in perth amboy and i don't mean to disparage perth amboy. here's the kind of town perth amboy is. [ light laughter ] perth amboy is the kind of town where dogs walk around afraid they're going to step in human crap. [ laughter ] you actually see it. [ barks ] >> jimmy: yeah. you just came back from montreal? >> i was in montreal. that was good, your french. >> jimmy: the montreal comedy festival. >> montreal. it's too damn french up there. [ light laughter ] an hour in a plane. one hour in a plane. you get off the plane and it's like you're in romania or something. an hour the other direction you're in baltimore. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and like an hour, you're up there. and listen. it's very odd. it's culture shock. hearing a homeless person beg for money in french is very odd. because french is such a a sophisticated language. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm like dude you sound way more successful than i am. [ laughter ] how about tossing me ten bucks, pierre? [ laughter ] again, i grew up around n

no problems to report. 35 by 440 in perth amboy a debris spill. route 9 in barnegat police department activity. try the parkway instead through that stretch. let's go to the cross bronx westbound at webster with ongoing roadwork there. let's take it webcam. the staten island expressway, very heavy here on the staten island expressway eastbound as you head to victory boulevard into bradley avenue with ongoing construction. alternate side parking rules are in effect today citywide. back to you, shirleen, ken. >> thank you. >>> still ahead at this hour, tropical storm erika is battering puerto rico. we will show you some of the storm on social media from the overnight. >> everyone i speak to about this does not believe me. they are like, blood? >> the big surprise for a woman in the bronx when vials of blood, yes, blood, arrived on her doorstep. ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest

. >> reporter: at this 7-eleven gas station in perth amboy, new jersey, drives keep showing up because of this. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw the sign? >> it was incorrect. >> reporter: at 1.99 a gallon here and at the speedway across the street, they are not cringing. >> that's excellent. i spend $400 or $500 a week in gas, and i have a company. that's good news for me. >> i used to spend $100 a tank, it's wonderful. it makes it a pleasure to drive again. >> reporter: aaa says it's common for prices to drop this time of the year, and that's area right now. >> we are on the downward side of the mountain as far as the spikes in gasoline prices we see during the summer. >> reporter: the numbers from aaa said the current average price in new jersey is 2.29, and this time last year it was 3.26. in new york, it's a dollar cheaper than yeah year. connecticut, 2.68 compared to last year's 3.75. aaa has a number of seasons, summer driving season has peaked, and refineries are switching over from the summer to the winter fuel that is cheaper to distribute, and aaa says the prices

a shower near perth amboy. 86 belmar. look at northwest new jersey and catskills. low to mid-70s down to the 50s. 50s is where the dew points are. it is so pleasant. 82 the clouds now will break up. we are in good shape for yankees red sox. a few patchy clouds. mostly sunny to start the day tomorrow. then high clouds in the afternoon. so, the sprinkle didn't even reach the ground across manhattan. it's moving across queens and weakening on the north suer of nassau county -- north shore of nassau county. this will be noticeable through edison, perth amboy and sneaking on to staten island then weakening. not much going on outside of that as we have dry air in place. this is a weak disturbance with this part of the jet stream coming in. we like this position because it's forcing the storm track off to the south. there is a little change in shape of this dip in the jet stream as we get into the weekend. it digs down to the west allowing the storm to come up the coast a little more. it will kick up the surf. we will have a band of rain in and out of the coast during the

joining us from perth is chief executive richard goyder. great of you to join us. you were so diversified here. tell us what was behind the numbers. richard: obviously, strong numbers. nearly 9% growth in profit underpinned by strong revenue growth. it is tougher in our industrial businesses, given global commodity prices. across the board, growth was up. earnings per share up nearly 10%. a pretty strong performance. rishaad: tell me something, how does the strong aussie dollar play into this, and signs of weakness in the economy as well dustin mark -- as well? how do you change your guidance looking ahead to the rest of this year and next? richard: it had two impacts on us. the decline against u.s. dollar helps our export coal business, which is important because prices have reduced a lot. hurt products in kmart and target. we've got hedging in place which helps a bit and we are buying more from our suppliers and supplier cuts have come down. we think we can mitigate that pretty well, particularly with the strong revenue. think we can ride through the ups and down

keep in mind 35 by 440 perth amboy a debris spill. out to the webcam, the tappan zee moving fine heading into rockland county. no problems into westchester county. alternate sides in effect. back to you, ken, shirleen. >> debbie, thank you. >>> apple scheduled the latest product announcement in san francisco. >> facebook marks a major announcement around the world. here is reena ninan and phillip mena. >> apple sent out invitations for an event in september 9th. it's expected apple will use the event to introduce a new iphone. reports say it will be called the 6 s and 6 x plus. >> and an upgrade to apple tv. milestone for social media. the first time everyone billion people used facebook in a single day. >> to put that in perspective, one in seven people on the planet using facebook during the day. >> coming this fall to independent university northwest, selfie 101. the class will examine research on selfies. >> and explore etiquette, when is the appropriate time to take a selfie. >> never an appropriate time to take a selfie. >> thos

i came in from perth, i'm here freaking out on hollywood boulevard. do you think billy ray -- >> that's the name, it came back to me. >> do you think he raised her to be that way or she lost her mind in all the hollywood madness? >> i think she lost her mind in the hollywood madness. >> he's got two daughters. if miley was one of your daughters would you let her out there dressing the way she is, shaking her ass, what do you think? >> can i say hell no? >> absolutely. >> i think she's starving for attention, doing all the crazy. >> you took the words right out of my mouth. >> she's missing something somewhere. >> in her heart, probably. her deep soul. i know this is a big ask. could you sing a little? i'll sing with you. we can't stop >> you can dance like miley cyrus, i bet. can we get a little -- come on i'll go with you. >> no! >> i'll do it with you. all right. one, two, three -- go, go, go! look into our camera and give her some advice and also america that kind of follows that lead. >> well, the whole fabric of america's falling apart and she's

i came in from perth, i'm here freaking out on hollywood boulevard. do you think billy ray -- >> that's the name, it came back to me. >> do you think he raised her to be that way or she lost her mind in all the hollywood madness? >> i think she lost her mind in the hollywood madness. >> he's got two daughters. if miley was one of your daughters would you let her out there dressing the way she is, shaking her ass, what do you think? >> can i say hell no? >> absolutely. >> i think she's starving for attention, doing all the crazy. >> you took the words right out of my mouth. >> she's missing something somewhere. >> in her heart, probably. her deep soul. i know this is a big ask. could you sing a little? i'll sing with you. ♪ we can't stop >> you can dance like miley cyrus, i bet. can we get a little -- come on i'll go with you. >> no! >> i'll do it with you. all right. one, two, three -- go, go, go! look into our camera and give her some advice and also america that kind of follows that lead. >> well, the whole fabric of america's falling apart and sh

erik: gorgon is on barrow island, about 700 miles north of perth. its sister development, wheatstone, is on the mainland. on the australian outback. together they will produce 4 billion cubic feet of natural gas a day, enough to fuel new york with plenty to spare. but the u.s. has more gas than it needs. which is why chevron came to australia. >> i see what is happening in the developing world. i see what their needs are. they need power, for example. where is it going to come from? it is going to come from natural gas. we have had prolific discoveries of natural gas in australia. the gorgon and wheatstone developments, the combined spending by us and our partners on those projects is about $85 billion. that reflects a significant amount of natural gas we have found in the area and the opportunity to develop it in proximity to the asian markets which it will serve just has created a very good investment opportunity for us. erik: both projects take gas pumped from undersea deposits, clean it, freeze it, and load it onto tankers bound for japan and el

this is a coal mine northeast of perth well off the power grid. ers come out of this mine every year, but that is about to change. their new solar plant should look like this, slashing the fuel. energy expenses are 20% of operating costs. it is something we continue to focus on saving. if it is something that is environmentally positive, saving 12,000 tons of carbon emission, that is a wonderful thing. reporter: the plant is being built by a german renewables company. they are gauging interest in a with sand fire gradually repaying the $400 million cost. australia can really look at harvesting its resources. reporter: but there is one obvious drawback. >> it does not generate power at night. what it can do is help you save on fuel costs. as backwards technologies become cheaper, there will be a time where mice can be supplied by patterns. solar installations are a small trend. it is estimated the mining industry solar market will grow to $2 million a year by 2022. paul allen, bloomberg. the outgoing greek prime minister has ruled out leading a coa

but to get back to the actual search itself, it's about 1,800 kilometers, 1,500 miles southwest of perth. it's on a long line of about 1,000 miles. and it's about 120,000 square kilometers, which is being searched, and they're approximately halfway through that search. they've done about 58,000, 59,000 square alcohol tears. they say if they have to search the entire area of highest interest, it will take them another 12 months. >> another 12 months. that is some timeline. jeffrey thomas, thanks for joining us from australia. thanks to david soucie, tom fuentes, rene marsh, miles o'brien. >>> growing signs the vice president, joe biden, may be about to join the democratic race for the white house. is that going to happen? we don't know. maybe some signs. there is a move under way to draft him and it's gaining momentum. >>> plus, the deadly crime wave sweeping baltimore in the wake of the freddie gray riots or the riots that followed the death of freddie gray, prompting a rare and dramatic move by federal agents. watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towa

surely perth would be more convenient. >> kalgoorie is perfect for this conference. it is probably one of the best in the world. people like to come here and visit the operations. they stay for the whole three days. it is much better here. paul: not just the delegates that make the trip will pretty much everything else. industrial kitchens, food, audiovisual and the venue is self, the largest marquee in the southern hemisphere. hotels are booked solid and many locals cash in, fleeing town and renting out their homes. i am feeling the economic impact is costing almost $200 a night , for me to stay in this caravan. >> we get about 1800 people that we have several thousand people coming to kalgoorlie. hotels, restaurants accommodations it is very good , for kalgoorlie. paul: most of the big names are here. there are a few notable absentees and some have stopped coming up a the after-hours entertainment. goldman sachs has stopped coming but has not said why. nobody wants to talk about the skimpies. >> of the skimpies issue is a side issue. paul: kalgoorlie is infamous fo

this historic gold-mining town is in our's flight in land from ght inland fromihg perth. why have it here? people like to come here to visit some of the operations. i think it just works much better here. the peoplet just that need to make a trip, pre-much everything else as well. venue, the largest needee in the hemisphere to get here as well. people rent out their homes for up to $5,000 for the four days of the conference. almost $200 per night for me to stay in this caravan park. >> we get about 1800 delegates coming. we get several thousand people coming to kalgoorlie. for restaurants, hotel accommodation, it is very good for kalgoorlie. >> there are also a few notable absentees here. some companies have stopped coming due to the after-hours entertainment down south. the nightlife is not reflective of the values. goldman sachs has also stopped coming but won't say why. nobody wants to talk about it. >> i think this gives the issue issue is ay is -- side issue to what the conference is about. areven the skimpies indicator that extras have been flown in just for the wee

this historic gold-mining town is an hour inland from perth one of the most isolated cities in the world. there's a lot of effort to attend the conference. why have it here? >> kalgoorlie is probably the center of mining nostalgia. people like to come here. they stay together for the whole three days. it is much better here. paul: it is not just the delegates that need to make the trip, but pretty much everything else as well. industrial kitchens food audiovisual equipment, and even the venue itself, the largest marquee in the southern hemisphere. hotels are booked solid and many locals are fleeing town and renting out their homes for up to $5,000. i'm also feeling the economic impact. it is costing almost $200 a night for me to stay in this caravan park. >> it is very good for kalgoorlie. we get about 1800 delegates coming. we've got several thousand people coming to kalgoorlie. it is very good for kalgoorlie. paul: while most of the familiar names in mining are here there's a few notable absentees. some companies have stopped coming due to the after-hours entertainment downtown. they s

. >> in sports dustin johnson has a one-stroke lead over david link perth after officers round of pga championship. johnsons shot a 6 under, 66. defending champ rory mcilroy returning from a injury that had him sidelined. he and jordan speith were side with a one under, 71. tiger woods shot three over which sets him up to miss the cut in three straight majors. >>> todd bowles era, jets coach is underway. he put the ball in ryan fitzpatrick's hands. now that gene mow smith is out with a broken jaw. lion as one, 23-3. go to baseball. brian mccain and stephen drew home everyday as yankees in new york, beat indians to snap a five--game losing streak. bret gardner, 8 inning rbi single provided winning run. yanks are one-half game behind toronto who have won 11 in a row. >> yankees and mets are doing pretty great. >>> after more than 50 years u.s. secretary of state john kerry plans to reopen the embassy in cuba. >> more families will be connected and hopefully the government of cuba will make decisions that will begin to change things. >> meanwhile former cuban dictator fidel castro alread

. >> alison just moved in with one of her on air colleagues at the station, anchor chris perth. >> she made me these photo albums, the pictures from the first six months of the relationships, and it was my job to put pictures in here and to make a scrapbook for the next six months. >> adam ward had done sports reporting. >> in sales, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> engaged to morning news melissa, who watched it all unfold. it was her last day on the show. she was about to start a new job in charlotte and ward was going with her. recently, she participated in a makeover. in his final moments, ward may have captured critical evidence. >> as he dropped the camera, the last image that he captured in life is that of his killer. >> jeff marks, the manager, revealed when flanagan was fired, police had to literally remove him from the station. our thoughts and our s go out to the victims' families and everybody involved. we have to move on now. >>> it's been a big week in the world of celebrity news. we have a full wrap up to get p eventful few days. josh duggar in sex rehab? it is here at refor

. >> alison just moved in with one of her on air colleagues at the station, anchor chris perth. >> she made me these photo albums, the pictures from the first six months of the relationships, and it was my job to put pictures in here and to make a scrapbook for the next six months. >> adam ward had done sports reporting. >> in sales, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> engaged to morning news producer, melissa, who watched it all unfold. it was her last day on the show. she was about to start a new job in charlotte and ward was going with her. makeover. in his final moments, ward may have captured critical evidence. >> as he dropped the camera, the last image that he captured in life is that of his killer. >> jeff marks, the manager, revealed when flanagan was fired, police had to literally remove him from the station. our thoughts and our prayers go out to the victims' families and everybody involved. we have to move on now. >>> it's been a big week in the world of celebrity news. we have a full wrap up to get you caught up on what's been an eventful few days. josh duggar in sex rehab? it is

. >> alison just moved in with one of her on air colleagues at the station, anchor chris perth. >> she made me these photo albums, the pictures from the first six months of the relationships, and it was my job to put pictures in here and to make a scrapbook for the next six months. >> adam ward had done sports reporting. >> in sales, adam ward, news 7 sports. >> engaged to morning news producer, melissa, who watched it all unfold. it was her last day on the show. she was about to start a new job in charlotte and ward was going with her. recently, she participated in a makeover. in his final moments, ward may have captured critical evidence. >> as he dropped the camera, the last image that he captured in life is that of his killer. >> jeff marks, the manager, revealed when flanagan was fired, police had to literally remove him from the station. our thoughts and our prayers go out to the victims' families and everybody involved. we have to move on now. >>> it's been a big week in the world of celebrity news. we have a full wrap up to get you caught up on what's been an eventful few days.

he can perth say that's because messages from him would reach all of his followers, he's got about 23 million. and that's actually a bargain when you look at it this way. a tv ad could cost five times that amount to reach the same amount of people. >> it it is a full-time job. not your regular nine to five. talking fantasy football. how much it is costing employers while working are logging in and making moves. >> i think it is like team building. >> i think so too. >> also, we may have something to dance about, to cheer about, big showdown the shore in atlantic city today. we have rascal flat, the possible new atlantic city development that could be permanent giving us a high note. >> ♪ ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life, state farm is there. >> diehard phillies fans, will remember thi

. >> does this tell us down -- >> it's down off of perth. >> does this tell ug the plane crashed in the water while intact or there is a possibility this particular part dropped off ahead of the crash? >> well we don't know that yet. they're going to look at the fracture surfaces. and see under an electron microscope they'll be able to determine exactly how this plane -- this part of the plane separated from the wing. and it will give us some indication of how the plane hit the water. it looks to many of us as though this piece might have separated from the plane before it plunged into the water because there's not a lot of compression damage to this wing. it might have separated during the last few moments of flight. >> final question. and most important, perhaps. have any changes been made since the crash of -- presumed crash of mh-370 that will make us never have to go through this again, that there will not be a missing airplane? >> individual air carriers have made changes, but has there been a universal change in how we track planes over open ocean in the answer is not yet. >> tha

immigrant children hope for a better future: at one point asking a teenage interchicago fighting tough perth battles to sing for him. she did. >> i guess i had to do it since it's the pope. >> reporter: pope francis even called directly on sister norma pinentell who helps immigrants in at this he told her he loved her. >> it was beautiful and i think on behalf of everybody present because i represent all of us. >> reporter: in the end, crowds chanting i see it, i feel it, the pope is here. pope francis says he wanted to connect in a new way with people in places he wanted to visit but wouldn't be able to during his u.s. trip. in washington, stephanie ramos, channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> exciting stuff, stephanie. thank you. >>> and david muir will host a very special edition of world news tonight live from the vatican. as the pontiff prepares for his trip to the u.s. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >>> and remember you can led to 6abc.com for details on the pope's visit as well as the city's papal playbook. there we also have jim gardner's reports from the pope's ho

he is joining me from perth, australia. good morning to you. it's been a while but you and i talked many months ago and finally we are able to conduct an interview of possible breakthrough. how confident are you that this piece is mh370? >> gnat ly, i'm very confident that it is from mh370 because a number of things have happened in the last 12 hours, 24 hours, you know, in australia and malaysia and on reunion island. first of all, the deputy, malaysian transport minister has confirmed this is from a boeing 777. what we are missing is the identification of this piece that links it to the malaysian aircraft, the mh370. but there's only one 777 missing at the moment and therefore the australian investigators have gone on record as saying they are extremely confident that this is from mh370. what they are also saying, and also the university of western australia is saying, that this piece that's arrived at reunion island, come ashore at reunion island is consistent with the drift models. and confirms they are looking in the right place, which is

townhistoric gold-mining is inland from the state capital of perth, one of the most isolated cities in the world. a lot effort to attend the conference. why had it here? kalgoorie is perfect for this conference. it is probably the -- what of the best in the world. people like to clone my here and visit. here and visit. it is much better here. paul: not just the delegates that make the trip will pretty much everything else. industrial kitchens, food, audiovisual, and the largest marquee in the southern hemisphere full hotels are booked solid and many locals cash in a fling the town ever -- many locals cash and fleeing town and renting out their homes. nightting almost $200 a for me to stay in this caravan. that get about 1800 people we have several thousand people hotels,, iturants, is very good for kalgoorlie. paul: there are a few notable the tech -- absentees. the nightlife is not reflective of our values said one person and goldman sachs has stopped coming but has not said why. nobody was to talk about it could do they? >> a side issue. paul: kalgoorlie is infamous for clothed, the

in perth amboy, new jersey, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> 4:49 now. coming up, when men and women bear their chest for equal rights on the streets of new york. >>> and two newborn panda cubs stirring up a lot of excitement at the smithsonian national zoo. >>> and another check of traffic and weather on the 2s when we come back. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. >>> good morning. beautiful shot for you, live here this morning on the -- well, this monday, august 24th. almost forgot what day it was. it was such a great weekend. you know, the weekends and the weekdays, to me it's all the same. sometimes i love that i'm here at work. it's almost like a vacation. >>> dozens of men and women paraded through the streets of manhattan topless yesterday. it came amid a controversy of painted topless women in times square.

. >> we saw prime resorts reporting results from their casino in perth. what are you seeing? john: if you would have asked me this question a couple of months ago, i would agree with you. evidenceing, anecdotal certainly, in the last month or two, things are starting to become -- pick up a little bit. nothing to write home about, but we are starting to see some movement. that is seen through other industries as well. i am hopeful things will improve. >> are there any areas you expect to respond to that in the future? john: we had capacity where it is required. at the east coast, the flight between the east coast and west coast in you would be flying over two or three countries than that amount of time. it is a very long flight. we are not seeing anything slow down there. >> thank you very much. back to you in hong kong. shery: david, thank you very much. japanese appat are makers doing that sets them apart from the rest of the world? we will find out what makes them so successful later in the show. just after the break, from the fragile five to the troubled 10, we get barclay

this week one of the men who survived australian paul royal passed away in perth. he was 101. in total the flight lieutenant spent five years in the camp but in a recent interview he said he was no fan of the film stating, the movie, i disliked intently because there were no motorbikes and the americans weren't there. >> so royal's actual job when they were doing this excavation was to take the dirt and sprinkle it around the ground. he was asked if he led an extraordinary life. he said. i don't think so. most have extraordinary lives if they think about it. >> you know the hollywood motto, never let the facts get in the way of a good movie. >>> up next on the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, we'll introduce you to what became known as the cajun >>> there's a beautiful morning sunrise. welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm anthony mason. >> and neeita nair. come thupg hour the rescue of 10,000 people during hurricane katrina. >>> and a vast crowd showed up for jimi hendrix' concert 45 years ago. this week marks his untimely death. a new documentary takes you there. >> and

this week one of the men who survived, australian paul royal passed away in perth. he was 101. in total the flight lieutenant spent five years in the camp but in a recent interview he said he was no fan of the film stating, the movie, i disliked intently because there were no motorbikes and the americans weren't there. >> so royal's actual job when they were doing this excavation was to take the dirt and sprinkle it around the ground. he was asked if he led an extraordinary life. he said. i don't think so. most have extraordinary lives if they think about it. >> you know the hollywood motto, never let the facts get in the way of a good movie. >>> up next on the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, we'll introduce you to what became known as the cajun na >>> good morning. 7:57. on this saturday, august 29. i'm diane macedo. in the news, an undercover police officer ended with an innocent bystander shot and the suspect still on the run. nypd officers shot that bystander in mount vernon yesterday during an undercover illegal gun buy. that bystander is in serious condition. ther

this week one of the men who survived, australian paul royal passed away in perth. he was 101. in total the flight lieutenant spent five years in the camp but in a recent interview he said he was no fan of the film stating, the movie, i disliked intently because there were no motorbikes and the americans weren't there. >> so royal's actual job when they were doing this excavation was to take the dirt and sprinkle it around the ground. he was asked if he led an extraordinary life. he said. i don't think so. most have extraordinary lives if they think about it. >> you know the hollywood motto, never let the facts get in the way of a good movie. >>> up next on the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, we'll introduce you to what became known as the cajun >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm nick oil brewer. new this morning, a woman is in the hospital after she was hit by a car while riding her bike last night. this happened around 2:30, excuse me, 12:30 this morning at the intersection of 22nd street and the ben franklin parkway. the 28 year old

this week one of the men who survived, australian paul royal passed away in perth. he was 101. in total the flight lieutenant spent five years in the camp but in a recent interview he said he was no fan of the film stating, the movie, i disliked intently because there were no motorbikes and the americans weren't there. >> so royal's actual job when they were doing this excavation was to take the dirt and sprinkle it around the ground. he was asked if he led an extraordinary life. he said. i don't think so. most have extraordinary lives if they think about it. >> you know the hollywood motto, never let the facts get in the way of a good movie. >>> up next on the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, we'll introduce you to what became known as the cajun navy. the force credited for saving 10,000 lives. for the rest of you, your local news is next. the rest of you, stick around. >>> as parent, you helped raise my three children and i know you've probably heard that millions and millions of time. i like what they said, you're the beyonce of "sesame street." >> that's not too shab

. >> reporter: ocean og rafrs say they should maintain their search for mh 370 in the area off perth, australia they've been focussing on. >> it is possible this is the only thing they'll ever find or recognize from mh 370. that's just the way the ocean behaves with the difference in currents and winds and storms and whatnot, so this could well be the only piece that survived. >> reporter: experts point to another mysterious case the hmas sydney during world war ii. it went down off the coast of free mantle. there was no bodies nothing. search teams didn't discover that wreck until 2008. brian todd cnn, washington. >>> and to the netherlands now. at least 20 people were injured in a construction accident in a town south of amsterdam. >> oh! [ screaming ] the two massive cranes were moving part of a bridge when they came crashing down on homes. search dogs were deployed to look for victims who may have been trapped. and the dutch safety board is investigating. >>> a short break, but when we come back zimbabwe cracking down on illegal hunting after the killing of a lion and airlines are

perth amboy. the off ramp is closed from 440 southbound to state street. southbound by union hill road, a cr tash here. delays. keep that in mind as you travel t thilimorning. uptown d trains, running express due to track maintenance. effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> emily, thank you very much. >>> all the democratic presidential candidates will speak at the democratic national committee summer meeting. this as speculation builds over whether vice president joe biden will join the race. edward lawrence reports from washington, d.c. edward? michael. will he or won't he will be the question of the weekend. there's growing pressure for vice president joe biden to run r president. >> vice president joe biden says he will decide to run for esident or not by the end of the summer. at the democratic national th committee summer meeting this weekend, biden's supporters are courting delegates asking them to keep an open mind. >> i've learned something as chair. primaries are good. this is sort of our primary where we vet our candidate. the more the me

amazing video of the dark side of the moon as it crosses the sunlit side of perth. we rarely get to see something like this. the images were captured by nasa's deep space climate observatory which is 1 million miles from home. there is this, not so great, disturbing video consumers fears about fast food the joy fast food worker dropping a sandwich bun on the floor, white set on the floor and finishes making a sandwich before serving it to an unsuspecting customer. moving on. to is going to wipe the floor at the big debate? the gop presidential candidates take to the stage for the first time tonight, jeff flock out on the street asking people what they think. kaimac we are in the studios of wind radiobroadcasting the debate live in chicago tonight. but host ran for governor of illinois at one point. i have a group of folks eagerly watching this debate. would you want to see? >> i want to see them distinguish themselves on their economic philosophies which candidates believe government should pick the winners in which candidates will the government needs to get out of