erik: hello, stephanie. stephanie: he is back in nyc. while he has been off forever we are now back. and the beginning of august brings the same headlines as the end of july, greek stocks are plunging oil is leaving commodities lower, and puerto rico defaults on a bond payment. erik: the devil is in the details. you are going to hear from blackstone's tim coleman in a moment. advising bond insurer and dia, which is embroiled in this puerto rican embargo. stephanie: let's check the top headline. erik: the president is taking his plan to fight global warming to the american people and will make a televised address this afternoon. he previewed his proposal by posting a video on twitter. the new climate rules aim to reduce greenhouse gases causing for a reduction by one third in 15 years. republicans are already fighting back. mitch mcconnell is telling all 50 governors not to obey the rules. america accounts for about 1/7 of the world's emissions with half of those from plants releasing carbon into the air. you can see the president's annou

with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. stephanie: good morning. you're watching "market makers" on bloomberg television. i am erik schatzker. stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. new york stock markets opening less than 30 minutes from now. how about the top stories of the morning? 00s. companies added 185,0 workers in the month of july. 30,000 less done overall economists estimated. the latest reading from the adp research institute. june was revised lower from 237,000 to 229,000. we will yet be july jobs report friday morning. looking for an increase with the jobless rate holding at 5.3%. president obama taking his case for the iran nuclear deal to the american people. president obama will make a detailed sales pitch for the plan in a speech at american university and washington, d.c. the address file private meetings yesterday with jewish leaders. they are afraid the deal could security.srael's the matter what the president says, it will not change the mind of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. no one can make such a claim. how can you bloc

stephanie: i agree. the fact we are again late to the party makes you wonder if people are truly king attention to the markets. this time is different. tracy: last one. every day i could talk about pain in emerging markets credit. i try to play it differently each time. here is malaysia. stephanie: a bear has been spotted in malaysia. tracy: malaysian stocks are officially in a bear market. erik: last week, we were talking about it. stephanie: that graph is boring and depressing. tracy: it is terribly predictable. malaysian reserves is at the lowest since 2010. we are seeing fx reserves across malaysia get depleted. china reserves were down. erik: present it also happening in latin america -- isn't it also happening in latin america? india, china. some places are showing more resilience but this is an overall trend of depleting fx reserves. it makes you wonder how much firepower these emerging market economies have to pop up currencies and stimulate the economy if they have to. this gets back to what we

stephanie: they are. i wonder why they have all these problems and jack acknowledges the problems but he has dick sitting on the board. erik: that's another conversation. pharmaceuticals shire making an unsolicited altered to buy back for about $30 million in stock and that would create a biotech company focused on rare diseases. baxalta is not cooperating and investors do not like what this means for shire. shire is a stock that another company wanted to buy and that deal fell apart because the united states changed rules on tax and version, so the question ever since then has been, what is shire going to do? shire's stock plunged when the audi transaction disappear but it has since rebounded. it has since rebounded to above that price but trading down this morning. it shows us that after $340 billion this year, more to come. stephanie: $340 billion and from goldman sachs, they said a few weeks ago they think the possibility for m&a in that space is endless. erik: number three. we will take you out to ju

stephanie: hold on. erik: but if tom brady has nothing to hide -- why wouldn't he -- john: some of the relevant e-mails that have leaked out could affect them personally and that is what you are worried about. a guy has a right to protect his privacy. by the way, in every football case that was requested and not turned over, there is a $50,000 fine, not suspension. stephanie: people are entitled to private life. erik: i'm just asking questions. stephanie: look at the post this week, tom brady's reference on the cover two days ago. if you are tom brady, you are not just the quarterback of the patriots, you and your wife are the most famous celebrity sports, fashion couple out there. but could possibly be in his phone? it is his personal business. show it is a quiet side to -- it is a quasijudicial investigation. he can make a motion to the court to have the court review what is pertinent and what is not pertinent. erik: so who has the capacity here? john: the other side that everyone wants to talk about i

what do you think stephanie: -- stephanie: how healthy do think we are? >> we see different aspects of the economy. new car sales are up here that drives our business. miles driven on the roads are up. 17% -- elling erik: which is a better business, new or used car? >> because the carmakers have so much need for fuel efficiency technology, we have found because we are the innovator in that sector, the companies like tesla, they are partnering with us because they have got to overcome a lot of these issues, more tires and car specific. but how specific? if i buy a cadillac tomorrow -- stephanie: i would love to see you in a cadillac. erik: it is probably not what i will do tomorrow, but if i were to, i do not have to buy only one kind of a tire? it is not as if the manufacturer has partnered with a tire manufacturer to make one tire specifically suited -- >> it is to the contrary. we engineered and designed everyone of our tires to be perfectly in tune with each one of the different levels of the cars we are selling to. there is a tremendous amount of coll

but what was the motive for stephanie dittrick's murder? >> by all accounts gary ackley had a big mouth. >> prosecutors think in a moment of weakness, ackley told stephanie that he killed arlene. prosecutors found a witness who saw ackley and stephanie camping together on the fourth of july weekend. prosecutors believe ackley killed his childhood friend in order to silence her, burying her body in a shallow grave. again, leaving the tell-tale metal fragments behind. when he disposed of stephanie's personal items, he left his fingerprint on the shopping bag. >> i don't think there's anything i could say that would bother him because someone that can kill their girlfriend's mom and their kids' grandma is untouchable emotionally. so i wouldn't even try. >> a year after the crimes, gary ackley was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. despite the mountains of forensic evidence against him, arlene jensen's daughter julie refused to believe that ackley killed her mother. so after his convic

stephanie: thank you. pun ever never do a again. stephanie: you're welcome to do puns in this house. the bell has run. -- has rung. >> first looking at google. google is up 4%. google itself is up over 5%. the news that it is reorganizing into a holding company called out for that is -- called pushing the stocks higher. it will give its web operations more --. analysts have been out with their new calls. keeping it at a 1700 dollars price target. an $800 price target. to 800aising its target $40. it is now $693. ofke shack is sizzling off gangbusters q2 earnings. it is up 3.5%. revenue and profit, as well as the same-store sales, blew past expectations. earnings-per-share came in at nine cents versus three cents and revenue rose 5%. weresame store sales up by 13% versus 8.5%. the red.nz is in it is down by nearly 2%. this missed revenue and sales. the estimate was $4.7 billion. they are not giving guidance going into the future. stephanie: thank you. i will not point out the fact -- did you notice -- the t

stephanie: this is so good! lemonis: over the past two years, i've introduced you to 30 small businesses. i'm 100% in charge of everything. i didn't make deals with everyone. you're a thief and a liar and a cheater. but today, i have 17 new partners. -do we have a deal? -jon: i'm in. lemonis: i've already invested over $30 million. nicolas: i've never seen a check that big before. lemonis: but the work doesn't stop when the cameras are gone. and success is never a guarantee. nicolas: i'm having a tough time. lemonis: tonight, we head back to new york city to a company that buys used cars. you're taking...margin right out of your pocket. do you not see that? we overhauled their business model and their building. but they recently received news... marcus lemonis with carcash regarding an eviction. ...that could shut the business down for good. andrew: it's not right. really, it's not right. lemonis: in jacksonville, a talented candy maker tied up in a bad deal. dane: i don't want to sell. lemonis: in 18 months, th

stephanie flores estÁ detrás de este misterio. stephanie: tras la fuga del chapo, las autoridades sÓlo pensaban en reencontrar alchapo, encontraron un pajarito que parecÍa estar combatiendo la celda. le pedimos a arturo islas que analizara la estructura del pÁjaro. arturo: se llama gorriÓn . stephanie: cÓmo llegó ese pÁjaro a la senda del chaco, el ave pudo haberse usado por los conductores, para medir la presiÓn en el tÚnel. arturo: los mineros decÍan que habÍa un problema cuando el canario dejaba de cantar. stephanie: por su manera de cantar es que lo usan los mineros. arturo: el canario macho siempre estÁ cantando, el momento de que el diÓxido de carbono le hace daÑo, el canario macho deja de cantar. stephanie: cuando eso ocurrÍa salÍan corriendo. arturo: por eso cuando hay contaminaciÓn, aparecen pÁjaros muertos. stephanie: la idea de que hubo pÁjaros muertos en el escape del chapo, le agregaba fantasÍa. esta versiÓn parecÍa estar mÁs a la medida de la fuga con tintes de leyenda. arturo: hay canciones qu

stephanie: what does that mean? >> a separate company, separate business come all buying off-price merchandise and taking discontinued merchandise from ac stores and transferring it to the stores. opening up six this fall season. we will compete with the nordstrom rack in her own options like that. stephanie: my fear is you're feeding the beast. nobody wants to be the secretary retail anymore. >> first of all, i just bought a company with beauty products. it does range in terms of what the consumer is doing. -- turninge consumer to trade down. i look at that and think, they are buying right now. they're just not buying in our categories. there are buying cars and houses . i am selling furniture and mattresses really well. i'm sure their home improvement business is doing well. they're just not buying apparel and accessories the way we had planned and hoped a way. that will change over time. stephanie: what do you think the consumer looks like today? when you look at the u.s. economy, trying to get a feel for what th

stephanie's family and friends are here to remember her life. >> say a prayer for stephanie. our father -- >> some call her a friend. >> rest in piece baby girl. >> report roar others never met her. but felt compelled to pay their respects outside the home where this 22 year old mother was shot and killed. >> we're just praying that soon they will catch the killer. >> reporter: her two-year-old daughter was inside the home when she was shot to death. >> took her baby with her everywhere. i just still didn't believe this this. >> this surveillance video shows a possible suspect quickly running across the industry. police are trying to identify the man. sources tell "eyewitness news" the front door was unlock. giving the killer an easy way in in. >> this is a close knit neighborhood. the neighbors are really puzzled as to who would want to harm this mother. >> reporter: dozens spent hours staring at candle light. >> we love you stephanie. thinking about the loud gunshot that claimed her young life. detectives continue to stay focused on this video hoping it will give the family

a month later, stephanie's body is found. a half hour from where teri matthews was discovered. >> when teri matthews' body was found and subsequently stephanie collins on the same day, it was extremely shocking for our communities. it left a lot of people alarmed. a lot of people called in, frightened. >> reporter: blanche holley, teri matthews, and stephanie collins, three young women abducted, beaten and dumped, all within a 20-mile radius. could the murders be linked? police have no way of knowing and the investigation stalls. even a reward for information goes unclaimed. what is it like for the family, all of these months, and months, and nothing? >> you try to tuck the pain away, and deal with it a little bit at a time. because it's -- it's paralyzing. >> reporter: then, after four painful years, a break. a crimestoppers tipster puts detectives in touch with cheryl jo coby who has an incredible story about her ex-husband. his name -- oscar ray bolin. >> cheryl coby admitted being home one evening when mr. bolin walked in

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stephanie: it is going to be hard for them. if we see the employment index like this on friday, that was a difficult number for them to swallow. a complete lack of wage acceleration, it becomes harder for the number. sometimes they say we get all excited around the september. your member what happened? i was sitting in new york waiting up for it to happen, it did not happen. then they didn't announce it a month later. the fed said they don't want to raise rates in september -- in december. jonathan: if he gets pushed to 2016, is it equities? stephanie: i think we are in a holding. -- i think we are in a holding period with equities. it doesn't feel like you can have another leg up in valuations. i think we are waiting for clarity in both directions, whether it is equities. jonathan: stephanie flanders, think you very much for joining us. coming up, china puts the brakes on bmw, the world's largest luxury carmaker, relies on europe. the greece battle, we are live in athens after a five-week shutdown. u.k. makes his first sale --

i'm stephanie sy. buyers are out in force this morning on wall street. [ bell chimes ] >> the dow is climbing, despite another huge selloff in asia. stocks in china plunged, but right now taking a look at the big board, the dow is up 256 points, the s&p and nasdaq also higher this morning. it's a major turn around from yesterday where the stocks fell more than 3%. mary snow how are the marketing looking so far? >> reporter: an hour into the trading day, the markets are up, the dow jones up 270 points. stocks surged within the first few minutes of the opening. the move by china overnight to cut interest rates helped accelerate the buying and set the momentum for the day, but putting it in perspective is alan valdes, the director of floor trading at wall street capitol partners. thanks for joining us. you said that china's move is the fifth interest rate cut since november. how much really can that be -- how much help could that be? >> exactly. it hasn't worked here. it alleviates a lot of pain but never

stephanie? >> thank you. >>> earlier i talked about what systemic changes have occurred since the riots with the professor of history in african american studies at the university of houston. >> it's been a mixed bag. first of all with regard to housing in southern california at the same time wages are stagnating, the rental market has seen a spike upwards in terms of rental costs. in terms of police misconduct is an indication of the fact that what happened in los angeles 50 years ago has become a national phenomenon. >> then you have the issue of education, and i understand leading up to the riots in watts, the board of education has rezoned districts to make it so black students were in overcrowded schools, so there were real concerns. those do concerns also continue to persist today? >> not only do they persist, there are further layers of complexity. south los angeles has turned into largely latino area. at the same time of course, with the attacks on immigrant populations from latin americ

wake up. >> reporter: stephanie was trapped unable to breathing nothing to shock. volunteer paramedic lives across the street and came running to help save stephanie 's life. first and foremost we were worried about compartment syndrome but we were worried about the tree. >> i did not think i was going to make it. i was breathing, trying so hard to breathe, focusing on shutting my eyes, hoping that would help, time pass, and, begging, everyone, to get this tree off of me. >> it is a miracle case because as you can see stephanie is walking out. >> reporter: where will she sleep tonight in my bed, i'm not going there so fast. >> reporter: that was jennifer mclogan reporting, luckily stephanie didn't have any broken bones. she may be able to play lacrosse at school this year. however the home is uninhabitable and entire family will be staying with relatives. >>> good saturday morning everyone hopefully you are waking up to enjoy the weekend. weather hot today but we are dealing with mainry dry conditions and humidity levels could be worse. lets check with our weather

into your kingdom. >> prayers went up tonight for stephanie dzikowski. there was a vigil to remember the 2-year-old. philadelphia police say she was shot and killed in her own home while her 2-year-old child was close by. ryan dzikowski. >> ryan is her brother. >> she was making a better life for herself and daughter and now she's gone. >> one by one family and friends left candles and notes and pictures and stuffed animals in memory of the young mom. a touching scene at stephanie's grieving father brought beautiful flowers to place on the memorial for his daughter. police are reviewing this surveillance video which may have the killer fleeing down armingo. joe lives down the block and saw a glimpse of him. >> he went straight up towards somerset. >> bright balloons were made in her honor. those that snow stephanie knows he wants to. >> i'm not going to sugar coat this and make is seem like anything it was not you went into a female's house and killed her 234 front of her child, he's a chump. >> family and friends outraged and disappointed by the loss. p

she was the best. >> sean, is one of the last people to see 22-year-old stephanie alive. she was his girlfriend. the two lived together in this port richmond home with her two-year-old daughter. he was out late thursday night when he got a call that stephanie was shot and killed inside their home. >> i went crazy, man. i didn't know what to think. i didn't want to believe it. i got the phone call they heard a sound. >> neighbors told police they heard a single gunshot around 11:00 o'clock thursday evening. detectives tell "eyewitness news", the front door was open. giving the killer easy access. >> homicide detectives are vest of interested in this surveillance video. it shows a possible suspect quickly run across the street. >> rest in peace baby girl. >> friday evening hundreds came out to remember stephanie but he wasn't there. he was in police custody for hours answering questions about his girlfriend's murder. police released him saturday morning. >> i want to help them as much as they want to help me, you know. they're doing -- they're trying, they're doing their jo

we'll check back in with stephanie chuang covering the story. >>> 6:45. right now we continue to keep a close eye on the markets. here's the latest from the dow jones industrial average, up 283 points so far this morning, under 2%. we'll have to see how things play out as we get closer to the closing bell. >> it's a quarter to 7:00 now. an autopsy performed on indycar driver justin wilson. he died monday night, a day after hit in the head by a piece of debris from a crash during a race in pennsylvania. wilson was an organ donor and his brother tweeted saying, quote, justin saved six lives today. he just keeps setting the bar higher. it is likely the indycar series will pate tribute to wilson this weekend for the goprogrand prix. >>> no plea from the man accuse of killing a hayward police officer but standing room only inside the courtroom as the 21-year-old mark estrada made his second appearance before the judge. charges with murder with special circumstances during a traffic stop. dozens of police officers showed up to show support for lunger's family.

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i'm stephanie sy. the head of the epa says the agency is working non-stop to clean up a major toxic spill in colorado. today they will visit sites along the rivers, and the agency is set to release testing samples. mccarthy says the epa takes full responsibility. >> it is a tajjic and unfortunate accident and epa is taking responsibility to make sure it is marined up. the most important thing is ensuring the health and safety of the residents and visitors near the river. >> the spill is still flowing at a rate of 500 to 700 gallons a minute. the rivers snake west through the four-corners region into utah where they empty into the colorado river. the spill is expected to reach lake powell today. the colorado river system is considered the life blood of the west. it is one of the few major rivers in the region, stretching 1400 miles from the rockies to the gulf of california. seven states and some 40 million people, including 22 native american tribes depend on the colorado for drinking, industry, farmin

thank you very much, stephanie. mean time, the gunman, vester flanagan, grew up in oakland and attended san francisco state. his family is expressing their remorse and sadness offer the ra jik deaths. flanagan known as bryce williams in some tv markets interned at the cbs station here kpix after receiving a degree in. it v and radio at san francisco state. had his last listed bay area address was in vallejo where he lived for several years near his father, a former nfl football player. the 41-year-old grew up in oakland where he attended public schools. yesterday a family friend delivered a message from the flanagan family. >> it is can with happy hearts and deep sadness we express our deepest kond ens wills to the families of alison parker and adam ward. our thoughts and prayers at this time are with the victims' families. >> flanagan worked several tv swrobd. he ended up at wdbj in virginia in 2012 but was reportedly fired the next year after repeated incidents of anger. our coverage of the story picks up in just

stephanie? >> john, any reaction from the obama administration to this yet. >> john kerry is in vietnam on a trip. he and scores of other members of the administration are very pro this deal, and secretary kerry has said as far as chuck schumer is concerned, the facts don't support the arguments. here is more of what kerry has had to say from earlier this week. >> if you have 25 years of uranium tracking, which we have, and 15 years at 300 kilograms of enriched -- of stockpile, and a limit on enrichment with open inspections, 24/7, it is physically impossible to build a bomb. >> so the take away from all of this is here are two leading democratic politicians, lead by charles schumer who often speaks on behalf of the administration on foreign affairs and a leading jewish member of the senate, basically poo-pooing this deal, and as everybody leaves town they leave town with their words ringing in their ears. >> john, thank you. let's bring in the policy director with the national iranian american

i'm stephanie sy. an investigation is underway today in lancaster new hampshire after a circus tent collapsed. two people were killed and more than 30 others were injured. officials gave an update just moments ago. >> the investigation will involve the documentation of the scene which includes mapping out the scene as to exactly where things are located after the collapse. and examining the actual set upof the tent to determine how it was set up in all of the cables where they were connected and things of that nature. >> john henry smith is here with more on this story. john? >> reporter: stephanie about 100 people were gathered inside of the tent in new hampshire for a late afternoon circus performance. no one will ever forget what happened right after the show began. >> it was terrifying and scary, and i don't think i'll go to the circus again. >> reporter: two people died monday when a circus tent was swept up by a sudden violent storm. >> according to the national weather service there was one inch

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9news. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> there is new information tonight about the victim in that fatal shooting outside that home in northeast. dc police have identified her as 63-year-old loretta carswell. carswell was shot and killed friday outside that suspect's home, again at the 3700 block of 18th street. neighbors say the alleged gunman had a long-standing gripe against the victim. >> it wasn't too far stretch because he brought it up numerous times about how he had a personal vendetta against the family and relatives. >> it's like blood in his eyes when he talked about the family. he was feeling rage and vengeance against a woman. >> neighbors also tell us the victim was a metro bus driver. police say carswell and the suspect had an argument early friday before she was fatally shot and killed. >>> switching gears yet again, turning to the weather, it has been just about a perfect day to spend outdoors. can we keep this going? let's go over to first alert meteorologist allison ray outside. what do you say? >> come on, this is perfect weather! it is hard to be

in dupont circle stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> thank you, stephanie. police don't have any arrests in the case. they are on the lookout for a lone male attack are. >>> coming up police make a -- attacker. >>> coming up police make a dozen arrests at a concert in maryland. we'll tell you why. >> also a deal reached to display stop ancient artifacts. >> up next the first time >>> authorities in bank congress have released surveillance video of the suspected bomber in yet's deadly attack and -- yesterday's deadly attack and it shows a young man in a yellow t-shirt taking off his backpack in a popular outdoor shrine and then walking away. cell phone footage captured the moment of what's believed to be the pipe bomb detonated. that blast tore through the crowd of tourists and locals visiting. 22 people were killed and tonight people are leaving flowers and candles at the scene in memory of those victims. >>> maryland governor larry hogan says 95% of his cancer is just gone. >> it's amazing news. hogan tells our editorial partners at the washington post he l

"today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live near the bay bridge. hearing chp following up on a report of a woman who exited the water. >> reporter: yeah, sam and laura, unconfirmed but chp investigating and following up on the report. at least one call of a woman who might have been seen dripping wet, trying to hitch a ride. the stretch of the bay bridge near the toll plaza is where she was last seen, fell or jumped off the bridge, trying to get away from officers. there's a boat search on the north side of the bridge. hard to see through the traffic. chopper has a better vantage point of. however, it's been looking under the span, around the bridge for this woman. after this call, there was a 2:00 a.m. call this morning, chp officers responded to a solo vehicle accident crash and found one person standing in a bike lane but learned two others had run off. found them down the bridge on the oakland side and the reports are that one of the women jumped the guardrail and then either fell or jumped off of the bridge. so that happened again after 2:00 t

matt: stephanie ruhle is off today. erik: the labor department will release the jobs report and here is what you need to know. how much of a surprise we see on these numbers. matt: what economists are expecting when he numbers drop 225,000 on the jobs number that is the average in our survey. 5.3 percent, unchanged unemployment rate and 62.6%, the labor force participation rate is what we are looking for. these are the consensus numbers that have been published on wall street, we all have our own independent. erik: a veritable job stay extravaganza, a cornucopia. here is a preview of -- and react, alan krueger, rick reader and right after the number, bill gross of janus capital all coming to you less than 30 minutes from now. between now and then we have news to bring you. here are the top business headlines. i knew a .2% stake in a natural gas company. carl icahn a well-known activist thinks this companies shares are undervalued. he wants talks with company management and might seek board seats. shares are down 8% this

stephanie pack manages the corner deli and is already mak making extra preparations to stay open. >> we're actually going to stock up on everything the week of and we're making sure that we just get doubles of everything. >> reporter: but dennis told "eyewitness news" it will likely be lights out at her place. >> it's too much security for us to come in and our customers to come in and get deliveries out. >> reporter: mayor nutter has updated that security plan about once a week. we expect several more briefings until the pope comes behind me at the end of september. you have to remember this is just a few weeks away. so the mayor and his staff want to get this information out. we're live on the ben franklin parkway, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, we also learned about closures on the jersey side today. i676 northbound will be shut down from exit three to the ben franklin bridge. the same for route 30 westbound from the airport circle to the ben franklin bridge as well. the ac rail line and river lin s will offer special passes for saturday and sunday. those passes go

stephanie fisher, i wellness manager, is that eight data analytics training in sacramento. she cannot be here. she asked me to highlight a couple of things. so in the mitre ar in the binder are to reports. the highlights include that we had to 93 unique participants in the first quarter of the year. and for 90 in the second quarter of the year. in the health wellness center. eap served 61 new contents and continues with 95. so that's another place where i just have to comment dhr.. they really are moving requisitions through quickly. deposition, jeff was promoted on monday and we had the position filled within two weeks. so hopefully, this will continue. we have a fitness event that attracted 270 people in three hours. it went through 10 different stations of things that can do. that is like. the key thing is we were new people. there were the same people that come to our classes. i want to thank the vendors who all came. the provided activities and handouts . we have recruited an additional 64 wellness champions in different departments. we now have well over 120 of them.

stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, steph. we are awaiting a news conference from the franklin county sheriff's office in virginia. you see the podium is set up, and just about ready to go there. they're doing microphone checks. once it begins, we will bring you a live special report, again, conflicting reports this morning as to whether that suspect is still alive. he had a very faint pulse according if officials on the ground. we'll take you there. >> just so many aspects of this story. stay with us as it develops throughout the course of the day. we're also updating the story across all of our digital platforms, including our nbc bay area app. >>> back at home, new details on the rescue of a woman stranded on a peninsula cliffside. this morning a coast guard rescue crew plucked that woman off the cliffside and pulled her into a waiting helicopter. she had been stranded when she fell a little after midnight near palisades park along thornton state beach in daly city. rescuers were on the ground, stymied by two dogs who were

i'm stephanie sy. the republican party's top presidential hopefuls will try tonight to lay claim to next year's nomination. ten of the 17 candidates will take part and it takes place in the key battleground state of ohio. michael shure is there. >> reporter: by holding not just their national convention next july but their first debates tonight in cleveland, the republican party is being anything but cavalier in their effort to win the swing state of ohio next year. >> are people going to vote for republicans over the democrats because the convention was here? no maybe not. but it may help ginning up enthusiasm in ohio. >> reporter: ginning up enthusiasm among female voters is important. concern over remarks by jeb bush hasn't helped the g.o.p. cause. >> i'm not sure we need a half a billion dollars for women's health issues. >> hillary clinton wasted no time responding via twitter: >> reporter: the bush comments came days after senate republicans failed to get the 60 votes they needed to end funding o

>>> we all say a prayer for stephanie. >> neighborhood the georgia tours morning a young mother, coming up live report with the surveillance video that could help police fine a suspect. >>> cole hamels says good bye to phillies fans following the big trade how he says will, keep strong ties to our area. >>> and, tragedy on the front lines, a fire fighter is killed battling wild fires in california. >>> today, it is saturday august 1st, good morning everyone i'm todd quinones, nicole brewer is off this morning. the seasonably warm stretch in front of us, here's meteorologist justin drabick with the weather good morning, justin. >> we are looking at a extended heat wave an eight day heat wave into next week but humidity levels on the lower side today tomorrow and here we are august 1st already, summer flying by, hottest time of the year. we will see temperatures in the lower 90's. we are waking up, somewhat on the comfortable side. it is warm. mid 70's in philadelphia at the airport. 76 degrees. nice 60's showing up north and west allentown at 64. sixty-seven in reading. south jersey we w

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"today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live at john um medical center in walnut creek this morning, that's where the driver was taken. steph, it looks like alcohol may have been a factor as well. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, kris and sam, the driver brought here to the hospital with major injuries, what is clear is what chp subpoena saying. which is that it is likely he was under the influence and speeding when this crash happened. he was the only one in his red camaro to survive the deadly crash taken away by the ambulance after 10:00 last night from san pablo dam road. you can see how bad this crash was. chp says it appears the driver of the camaro sideswiped a silver honda civic and then burst into flames. there were witness kkts of street racing that might have happened, that's unconfirmed by investigators who are trying to figure out exactly what went wrong to cause the crash. >> yeah, it's got some turns and twists here, but this portion appears actually pretty straight, so as far as what happened with the camaro coming into the other lane, i'm not sure what happened there

stephanie mills and that huge voice and the rest of the cast. why do you think the show holds up and people will enjoy hearing the music today? >> the music is written well. the way that it is set, way the lyrics are set to music is end genius with charlie smalls. when we were going through the score, in preparation before we brought in the cast members for rehearsal, i was amazed seeing the actual score, how well charlie smalls set everything to music originally and where even if you did not have the script, the music itself tells the story. and it puts you in the environment, in the place just to be able to imagine what the characters are saying, and that don't happen all the time in musical theater, or even in oper find the music, the score, even in the film, it tells you exactly what's going on. >> and this music does? >> it does. >> there's no mistake that george plazon pointed as you and said you're the perfect person to help. you worked with a long list of artists, aretha frank list, winston marsalis. tell us about your background. >> gre

stephanie: good morning. it is thursday. i'm stephanie ruhle. erik: im erik schatzker. big names on our agenda this morning. stephanie: bill ackman to kick it off. stake, like about $5 billion. john -- will be here at 9:00 for an extended conversation on the agenda. fed regulation for sure. bassist damocles important financial institution. plus, acquisitions and why more of them are not on the horizon. stephanie: maybe there could be one on the horizon. it could happen. turn to somecally of the top headlines at this point in the show. feel like taking a $5.6 billion stake -- stephanie:

stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> 637 right now on your friday. this is the best forecast of the week, it is your friday microclimate forecast. kari, take it away. >> it will be beautiful today. check out this sunrise from belvedere. this doesn't even look real, all those colors in the sky a gorgeous way to start out the day and it had been heating up as we go into the afternoon. it is in the upper 60s over in the east bay, mid 60s, even upper 50s in the north bay, it will be hot. a look at the high in los gatos today, 93 degrees, san mateo 86 degrees, the cast voe at 72 degrees. a lot of sun but some high clouds moving in. napa 93, 81 oakland and dublin 94 degrees, hot today but not so much this weekend. it looks so much more comfortable. i will show you those numbers coming up. let's get a look at if the commute is comfortable this morning. betting cozy on the roads. >>> thank goodness we did have that not so is great shot because it was enough for me to see those flashing lights clear just after the last report west 580 all lanes clear past the

jim lebenthal is here along with stephanie link. josh brown, njohn najarian and strategist richards, and the bear market why some say the chances of that happening is the highest since 2007. calls on kors, one firm says buy, another says sell, which one is right our experts cut through the noise. we begin with stocks. the fed and your money, they jobs report leading many to think a september rate hike is all but a done deal.

stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> the community activists are telling stephanie that this is a very important thing that they are doing and they stand behind a. >>> a prince georgia's county firefighter out of the hospital tonight after he was hurt at a town house fire in suitland. the two alarm fire started this afternoon on out -- on apple orchard lane. when firefighters arrived, they found heavy smoke and fire throughout the three story townhouse. one of the firefighters was hurt when debris fell on top of him. he was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released. in the meantime, firefighters say they up -- that the fire appeared to be accidental. >>> another prince georgia's county firefighter also released from the hospital today. firefighter zachary kaufman was burned while battling a blaze. this is at an apartment building and laurel. he suffered burns to his hands and also to his ears, chest and arms. doctors say he will need numerous television is -- visits to the burn unit for treatment. >>> they went to explore the world and in that national heroes. three american childh

as stephanie ramirez tells us, two people were killed in one of those incidents. >> reporter: i'm stephanie ramirez on 49th street southeast by b street southeast. the family of one of those victims gathered here today. they want to know what happened last night. they are also questioning what all hands on deck means for the communities here much. >> my baby gone! my baby! >> reporter: sharon johnson is the mother of 26-year-old amani johnson, one of two men killed when shots rang out at around 11:45 last night near the 4900 block of b street southeast. johnson's cousin says he had just gone outside when she heard gunfire and ran outside herself to find two men shot to her right and on her left, her cousin falling against a fence. >> when the police did arrive, it just seems like this was the first crime scene ever because nobody knew what to do. they all just stood around. when the ambulance did come, nobody even came to assist us. i had to hold him there until it was me, my mom, his nephew, till he took his last breath. >> saying this is hands on deck and you got a person that just was ki