. >> mike: how cool is that? whether or not they make this team, someday you're in the bar, i toot leap, baby. mitchell white getting man-handled and how michael clark has a chance at 6'6", 217 and really good ball placement by taysom hill. kind of nice of that celebration if na situation like this you can get multiple players bam lam bow leaping. there you go. a couple of years ago was my first time here. i went over to that wall. thinking that is a gigantic -- it's really not that big a leap. it's not. >> mike: did you go? >> scott: of course not. am i stupid? >> mike: you're chirping. you didn't go? >> scott: no. i asked a couple of guys about it. jordy nelson the first i asked about it. he said that may be true but when you got cleats on and you het that hard area right in front of it, you could try to set yourself for that leap and have your feet fly out from underneath. you get a little attentive as you get over toward the wall is what jordy told me. >> mike: i know you and jordy are tight, you know, but if

mike: . marianne: recent accidents involving us navy ships putting a renewed focus on safety out at sea. this comes after the death of sailors aboard the uss mccain. feelers were declared missing after it crashed into the tanker off singapore. in june, the uss fitzgerald hit a ship off japan. the top us navy officer has ordered ships around the world to focus on proper procedures and safety precautions to prevent mishaps. an estimated 500,000 people have joined in anti- violence march in barcelona. the group grabbing to protest last week's deadly terror attacks were left 15 people killed. medical authorities say 22 of the 120 wounded in the attacks are still hospitalized. i'm marianne, back to our live continuing coverage of hurricane harvey. mike: breaking tonight, hurricane harvey is now a tropical storm but the threat is far from over. let's check back in with fox news meteorologist adam whose at the extreme weather center. >> it's no longer the hurricane and when it runs on sure you get t

so instead, mike bought the september 170 call for $4.25 now to make money mike needs shares of facebook to rise above that strike price by more than the cost of the trade or above $174.25 by september expiration but spending $4.25 just to bet on facebook? at last, we have a way to do this for less. to cut costs mike then sold the september 180 call for $1.75 that created his call spread but he did something even better he made making money even easier, and here's how between the $4.25 he spent on buying that lower strike call and the $1.75 he collected by selling that higher price call, mike cut the total cost of his trade down to just $2.50 >> checking your math on that. >> let's break it down a bit more now instead of needing facebook to rise $4.25, mike just needs facebook to rise above that 170 strike by more than the reduced cost of the trade, or in this case about $172.50 by september expiration. >> i'm totally psyched about this, too. >> but don't celebrate too soon because there is a tradeoff, and by selling that higher strike call, mike has capped his profits to the difference

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mike? mike: ellison barber in washington, thanks. >>> a new report revealing more details about president trump's pardoning of arizona sheriff joe arpaio when the president reportedly asked the attorney general about dropping the case. >>> plus, an update on the federal response to tropical storm harvey. what officials are focused on as the storm shows no sign of letting up. >> we have 850 active duty within that area that i described earlier. we also have almost 100 civilians. we've brought in the two coast guard specialized flood response teams from paducah and memphis, tennessee, as well. ♪ ♪ it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. can make anyone slow downt and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and make stuffing from scratch. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. 3 tod

mike, back to you. mike: folks at home see you getting blown around but what is it like for you off-camera when you're trying to get from place to place and trying to do your job? reporter: we were in clashes texas beginning last night into last morning and we were parked there and to keep our camera equipment dry. as the sun came up we were driving out of there and we expected to run into damage or flooding but our producer in photographer had to make multiple u-turns. he would be driving and all of a sudden you would run into a huge body of water covering the road and you have to turn around and figure out where do we go from here. we are not clear with this area so it took us hours to get out of that small town and into our hotel. when we got to our hotel there was no running water or electricity and it looks like a zombie land if you will. people were trying to figure out how to survive the day. after that we had to drive to another hotel and we are fortunate. we were safe but there many people who

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wasn't mike. he was angrier quicker than before and didn't have the patience to have the kids on his lap or take a walk with the kids, like he didn't have that stamina physically. >> narrator: over the years, he became increasingly confused. >> he would forget, you know, which way the grocery store was, which way it was to go home. he actually broke down in tears in front of me a couple of times because he couldn't get his thoughts together and he couldn't keep them in order. >> narrator: at home, there were bouts of rage. >> he took a knife and slashed all his football pictures. they were all destroyed and gone and broken glass, and they were all down. it wasn't mike. >> narrator: they'd been college sweethearts, but 27 years and four children later, mike and pam webster's marriage ended. >> we didn't understand what was happening. you're just trying to get by in this storm. i mean, your money's gone, your pride's gone, our bills are all overdue, our house is getting foreclosed, all the security

mike: sure. for all those who, i mean, lose all their personal belongings in hurricane harvey, is your message that even under the best scenario it's going to take a long time to recover? >> well, yeah, that's the truth. and another thing that i'd like to say is i've heard a lot on television today about things that people need to do, boarding up their windows, evacuating, not coming back until things are safe, and those are clearly the most important things. but after that people also have to worry about their property and their possessions and how to get compensated for it. and, you know, one of big things there is document your losses. you just have to. you have to assume that fema and its insurance companies and other insurance companies are going to abuse you. and i hate to say is it, but it's true. so take pictures of everything. if you've taken pictures before the storm, that's ideal. take as many pictures as you can right after the storm because you will be put to the test, and you're goi

so to make a bearish bet, mike sold the september 155 call for $3.45. now to keep all of that money, mike made shares of home depot to stay below $155 he won't see losses until home depot rises above the price by more than the $3.40 he took in or above $158.40 by september expiration however, above that level, mike will be vulnerable to infinite losses to limit his risk, mike then bought the september 160 call for $1.40 and created his bear call spread. >> you know what i'm getting at? >> not even close, tim >> now between the $3.40 he collected by selling that lower strike call and the 1.40 he spent buying the higher strike call, mike still pockets $2. that $2 is the most he can make on the trade but to keep all of it, mike needs home depot shares to stay below $157 by september expiration above $157 losses do kick in but they are limited to the difference between the strike of the call that he sold and the strike of the call that he bought minus that credit. >> little clearer now? >> less than ever, tim >> we'll make it real simple for you. mike can n

at the plasma with the call to action mike >> thanks. so, although we had a slight bump up in volatility, really, we haven't seen that much yet. so if you are interested potentially and want protection, that's when you might want to consider buying a put. also, if you're anticipating more volatility, are these moves we've been seeing recently a sign of things to come and finally, options prices are low. they're a little bit higher than they were, but they are still, in fact, quite low so we can see obviously the dow, we were talking about dow stocks earlier, had quite a rally this is a small little move to the downside that we've had here, so i still think that if you're interest in buying protection in your portfolio, you have the opportunity to do that i'm looking out to december at the 210 puts, you can spend $4 to buy those less than 2% of the price of the diamond etf right now, so an inexpensive way to give yourself a hedge to the end of the year gives you a little bit of leverage in the event we see sharper move for the downside. >

. >> my name is mike meister. my siblings and i inherited something that goes back to our great-uncle more than a hundred years ago. we'd always been told that it came from the white house, but it was just a family story. hi, jamie. welcome to boston. >> thanks, mike. nice to meet you. >> yeah, nice to meet you, too. >> mike leads me inside, saying he has something amazing to show me. he keeps it in its own molded, air-tight protective case. can i take a look? >> sure can. >> you brought me all the way here, mike. this is... what is it? mike's strange inheritance is this piece of decorative pinewood. 30 inches long, 14 inches across, four inches thick. on the back is a faint signature and a date -- j.s. williamson, october 15, 1902. >> there's a real story behind it. family legend is that it's from the white house. >> could that be? the white house does have a colorful past. it's nearly completed at the end of john adams' presidency. he moves in in november 1800, but stays only a few months. thomas jefferson spend

>> mike: we can't stop it. we have to understand we may be getting to a point, and china is signaling with the vote over the weekend, for the u.s. draft and resolution they realize there's a shift, a problem. they are starting to say yes, it was in their advantage to enable north korea for a long time. it may not be in their advantage now come in the short term. i think we will see, if we are smart annoying play china, i think we will see them come to the table with a different mindset. >> chris: would it be taking japan aside and saying what can we do help you? avr view, strengthening the neighbors. maybe china takes interest then. >> mike: that's the difficult part. we talk about it's this or that, this or that. it's all these things. it's the sanctions, working with china, dealing with our allies, getting the missile defense system back in south korea. they have a progressive president to put the kibosh on it. a nuclear weapons term, kibosh. >> kat: i agree. >> mark: the problem, when you say can't we persua

mike: me dice: "párate". yo me paro y me mira y dice: "no te falta ni un brazo ni un pie, así que busca un trabajo y pagas la mitad del costo del colegio y yo pago la otra mitad". carolina: y así fue. durante los próximos cuatro años de preparatoria, mike cumplió con su palabra. mike: trabajé en un hospital limpiando jaulas de-- de--donde tenían animales, donde tenían experimentos. y después que terminaba con los animales limpiaba el piso. carolina: al graduarse de la preparatoria ingresó al ejército. pero su éxito vendría más tarde en los negocios. en 1975 decidió probar suerte como vendedor de seguros de salud en miami, florida. mike: a los tres años, lo que estaba ganando de comisiones era en seis figuras. por el esfuerzo. no era más inteligente que los otros, solamente trabajaba más que los otros. carolina: ¿cómo va cambiando la vida a medida que afortunadamente iban teniendo dinero? mike: lo primero que hice con el dinero fue ayudar a una persona. carolina: era una niña de dos años

dave: thank you for mike mckee for joining us and mike wilson, will keep you around. coming up later this week -- a strong lineup of fed voices including robert kaplan. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: small caps have been rolling over and into an interesting story. this is s&p many futures, the blue line. the rest of 2000, the white line. anything below the red line is short and above is long. divisions very short when it comes to the rest of 2000. with us is a mike wilson of morgan stanley. how much more pacifism to be done -- has a missile to beat -- how much more pessimism to be done? mike wilson: we took off the two-year average and i watch it. it is almost self fulfilling. as i like to say, breakdowns and breakouts are for suckers and that's where you want to take a step unless something changed. unless something changed, it is signifying something meaningful. weaving taxes are not on the table and that is the main reason the small caps have underperformed. the strong dollar has been a headwind for small caps. where it will drive small caps in th

mike? can -- ihink i remember on november 5 or 6, i had probably a dozen panels unlike this one with the exact title. how could the party come back from the debacle of the november elections. then we woke up and things changed and it are not to be dramatically different than i think most of us anticipated. myself certainly, it was a surprise. and i think the point in that year that was brought up is an accurate one. we are at a time where both parties are dealing with very serious cleavages in their base. they do not tend to be necessarily just linear, with moderate and progressive's, or moderates and conservatives, the populist dynamic driving both parties is really across the spectrum. and if there is really about four have a five different factions in each party. so the fact that they republican party stands today, and is in a strong disposition nationally in its entire history, this is going back to the lincoln days, the republican party has never been stronger, where it is weak it is e

mike. mike: people in southeast texas desperate for water in the wake of tropical storm harvey, and now there are reports of price gouging. what state officials are doing about it. >> well, i've lived here decades, and i've never seen anything like this. i don't know if you can ever be prepared for a storming that drops that much rain, but i do know we're very effective in texas dealing with natural disasters. we've had hurricanes before, and we've got great leadership in our state, and so i'm confident that we will be doing everything we possibly can to make a difference. ♪ ♪ knowing they are. going beyond expectations... because our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com when it comes to helping maria iher daughter,le mom. shopping for groceries, unclogging the sink, setting updentist appointments an

i'm not talking about mike noeko. how you can get in on his big celebration, but first, this morning's tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, amazon is ready to deliver some deals to whole foods customers. >> e-commerce giant plans to cut prices on some of the grocery store chain's items starting monday. that's when amazon's buy out of whole foods will be finalized. >> sam sung is the latest company working on a smart speaker like the amazon echo. it can control lights, tvs, and other devices. >> the oako and google home are already available. the apple home pod is coming soon. >> speaking of apple, the iphone 8 is still weeks away from release, according to "the new york times," it will start at $1,000. that's hundreds more than the iphone 7. >> we're not totally sure what it will look like, but if you look closely at tim cook's right pocket, it might be a clue. people say the outline of that phone is bigger than anything apple has ever released. >> that could mean also nothing. >> that could mean also nothing. those

look it is lauren johnson. >> hey, good morning to you mike an alex. one person dead two others injured after a fatal house fire overnight we will have details after the break. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >>> how one manmade it out of the burning building in a late nate fire that claimed one life. >> oh, man, fear and horror on the streets, brand new video shows police in a shoot-out with an armed suspect as bystanders fear for their own lives. >> some local youngsters gearing up for a showdown, two teams that will be playing each other, for a chance to advance, in the little league world series regionals. >> you are saying, a chance to advance. >> y

mike pence sees it up close. mike pence sees how weak this president is when the door is closed and there are no cameras present. mike pence surely knew long before we did just how weak this president was on the phone with the president of mexico in january, begging the president of mexico to stop saying that mexico would not pay for the trump wall. mike pence knows that donald trump was too weak to ask or demand that the president of mexico pay for the wall, and so he was just begging, begging the president of mexico to stop talking about it publicly. and he is so weak that he failed in that begging. the president of mexico issued a statement about that phone call that emphasized that mexico would not pay for the wall. mike pence sees the president's weakness up close, and he sees the president's incompetence up close, and he sees his ignorance up close. mike pence knows that the nickname for the president in the west wing is now the two-minute man, referring to the president's attention span. mike pence has see

, what would mike do if he wasn't on tv? and i'll judge right above bullfighter on the bottom of the list will be scrap metal worker, i think for you, i don't think i see you as a scrap metal laborer. >> ya, i took a test on monday night, not ki kidding, you know, personality test? >> a i went through all of these different things i would be good at. nothing. >> oh, stop. >> very, very little. >> what other things? >> school teacher. >> well, your a social. you're funny, there are a million things you can do. >> another one, not and surgeon, because i cut myself for the fourth day in a row on my chin. i keep forgetting that i have this thing. and i rip it open every -- all right. >> three times the charm. >> thank you. >> i'll just do like this. >> 6:09. the time right now. >> 6:09. tensions continue to escalate, north korea lays out detailed plan now, to attack guam. following president trump's threat of fire and fury. now, are they just bluffing? which us ally says it could shoot down any missile that kim jong un would fir

what will mike do now? >> so mike, what do you do now >> you know, i'd interesting first of all, i think this tells us one the reason es we like call spreads if you bought that outright you'd be looking at losses probably in the neighborhood of $3 bucks this whereas a trade that worked out well at first. basically doubled in value in one week but now, actually i'm not feeling as optimistic. the market feels a little weaker facebook also. i almost would rather be short this than long it. le i'm probably inclined to take my losses and move on. >> what do you think >> it's interesting. carter last night did a great job charting the fang stocks on fast money and talking about how a lot of these gapped after these earnings and kind of an emotion top in a lot of ways and worked their way back i like mike's analysis there he probably traded that thing after the earnings and took it off. at this point you'd remember than short upside premium. >> no. please facebook is the one that's held up we know that amazon is t

back to you. >> thanks for the latest there, mike. developing now north korea may be easing rhetoric against the united states. >> that's right. early this morning leader kim jong-un was briefed on his military plans to launch missiles into the waters near guam. during an inspection of the strategic forces plans by the military for what they're calling, quote, an enveloping fire around the u.s. territory but according to state television he would watch for, also quoting, foolish and stupid conduct of american forces before making a decision to attack. >>> happening today an emotional good-bye. an oakland couple will have their final moment in the united states before they're deport ed to mexico. >> pete suratos joins us live at sfo where the couple will fly out this afternoon. it's been a very long, tearful journey for the family, pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura and scott. a very tearful journey for maria mendoza sanchez and her husband who will have to say good-bye to their kids. they understand the trump a admini

=kari/ck= kari weather tease =mike/trx= mike traffic tease >>> it's 5:32. we're seeing clouds as you head out, taking a live look outside in san jose and the temperature trend will be nice and cool this morning. 11:00, perfect 70 degrees. then it warms into the low 80s today. you may have to turn on the air conditioning for a little while but overall it will be a very nice day. as we head into the next several days slightly warmer. we'll talk about the temperature trend for the rest of the week coming up at about 7:48. >> and here is that crash, the sig alert by chp, the tanker truck. over hatlf the freeway is blocked. two other crashes. >>> thanks so much, kari and mike. 5:43 right now. a new video to show you, hard to believe it is surveillance video out of london of an incident that actually happened last may. we lighted it here for you. it shows a jogger, can you make it out, put her into the path of an oncoming bus. the driver's quick instinct averpt add more serious situation. police say the man jogged back the other direction never acknowledged the w

mike pence was being groomed, pain not mike pence himself moving this forward, but people were gng and saying we're going to build you up for 2020 for a run. while he denied that, what do you think the possibility is that we're going to see some robust challenge to him in his own party in 2020? a. i think there are pretty high chances of there being a primary challenge, jim, partly because of the reasons we were just talk ing about, these declining poll numbers. also president trump the established wing of the republican party have never really reconciled after his win in the republican primary. i think that's quite like limit basically people look at the president and they do see weak ness and that invites ambition people to give it a go what about the folks out there in million dollars america, the folks who were not inside the beltway, the folks who the president is talking to and send ing the messages to on twitter, are we seeing support decline as well. >> it depends on how you look at it. the president has sought to draw attention at the big crowds that we see at his there's very

mike pence is there because the president chose him. and that there's one thing this president does not like it is being upstaged. that's why there is all this effort to say, absolutely not. nothing here. >> that really strong blowback raised a lot of eyes. an intense statement to give for something that, you know, happen pretty regularly. >> i'll remember this. yes or no. 2020. does mike pence run? >> who knows. >> this is a yes or no. yes or no. >> i don't know what happens with this president. >> i say no. >> all right then. you've got an i don't know and a no. >>> we will take a break. coming up, we just spoke with vice president mike pence not running for president in 2020. his press secretary mark lauder will be here. plus, much more on the escalating tensions with north korea. a former deputy assistant secretary of state will be here on why these sanctions might be the right ones at the right time. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it.

mike. we've got rain that is increasing in intensity as it moves through our area, looks like northern delaware, delaware county getting some of that heavier rain upper chichester, marple and down here around newark, delaware as well. so it's kind of on our doorstep here in philadelphia. bridgeton, new jersey, millville new jersey, light rain there. but a quick look at the futurecast shows that chance of rain increasing especially if you're south and east throughout the rest of the day. so it's kind of unsettled we may see sunshine before the day is through. but a high of 82 today and mostly cloudy skies when it's not raining but 90, heating up tomorrow with sunshine, 86 on thursday. could rain on you at the eagles game, 88 on friday with a chance of pop-up thunderstorms and high of 87 with maybe morning rain on saturday, as far as the eclipse, we don't want clouds for eclipse and so far so good, for monday, with a high of 87. but remember, when you get in your car after you watch bob kelly

mike thomas in south carolina. we'll check in with both of t them. >> hey, mike. >> so rl >> he's stretching. >> hey, mike u you're on tv. >> just so you know. >> he's like ut-oh. you just caught me. >> less his heart. >> yup. south carolina. >> we're good. >> okay. check in with him in minute. before we get into all of that let's talk about the weather will the skies stay clear we can see get a good look at our special -- with our personal glasses what's happening details now tucker barnes our first check of the forecast. hey, tuck. >> wisdom i got my special glasses i'm all ready to go. i'm i can't see a thing when these things are on. >> that's good. >> i don't think i'll be able to see the sun or anything. it's completely dark. it's completely dark. we'll see how that work out later today. hopefully we'll get a chance to use them. here here's the deal with this afternoon. we'll go partly sunny. there will be clouds around little later. very warm, hot and humid. low 90s. and even the risk of shower or thundersto

doctor mike is here. first of all, i believe that little girl drinking it months ago but then died recently, what does boiling water do you if you swallow it. >> well, what happens is you have a thermal injury. this hot, hot water. i mean, the craziest thing i have ever heard of. you get hot boiling water in the mouth, it not only burns the mouth and the tongue and everything else but it can cause is what called a problem , and in this case she had trouble breathing and they had to do a tracheotomy and she died from complications from a pulmonary disease. she had pneumonia, something like that, all because she had this intensityly hot liquid going in to her mouth causing damage, swelling and especially in young people their oral fall anxious and it is rather small so if you get swelling there from hot, boiling, scolding water you can end up having big problems requiring intubation putting on a breathing machine. >> cooking your organs. we boil things and we cook it. >> i mean what you do is you take the s

mike: you addressed in very well. there was a quote in "the atlantic and put a wild back that maybe you were too nice to be a senator. it shows that you can be nice and a conservative too. try not to get grumpy. we appreciate it. you mentioned free-trade. you've been a strong supporter of free trade, very important to the state of arizona, to the southern part of the united states, and the whole country. can you share some thoughts and insights on what is happening? clearly some of your directions broke with the administration. sen. flake: overall, trade has been extremely important for the state of arizona. we are a border state. we take advantage of that. we have $19 billion in trade with mexico last year. that is something we should seek to expand. i've been very proud of the east valley chambers, the arizona chamber of commerce, all those folks who pushed this, and people in arizona understand better than some other states the value and importance of trade. in this country, we are just 5% of the worlds population,

mike: you address it very well. there is a quote in the atlantic a while back where it says maybe you were too nice to be a senator! you certainly have a stellar service record and it shows that you can be nice and be a conservative too. sen. flake: i hope so! mike: so try not to be a grumpy conservative, we appreciate it. you have been a strong supporter of free trade, please talk about that. it is very important to the southern part of the united states and to the whole country. clearly some of your directions have broken with the administration and are different, can you talk about that? sen. flake: overall, trade has been extremely important for the state of arizona. we are a border state and we take advantage of that. we'll have $19 billion in trade with mexico, last year. that is something we should be proud of and seeks to expand, and i am proud of the chamber of commerce, all of the folks who have pushed this. the people of arizona understand, i think, better than others days, the valley and importance of tr

==mike/trx== (mike ad libs) >>> it's 6:43. a live look outside san jose. i want to take you to the neighborhood of santa teresa and the temperature trend for today will still be in the 60s at 10:00. and that's when the clouds will be clearing out. still a very nice day and comfortable feel to the air. we'll also have some cooler temperatures in the forecast heading into the weekend, more on that coming up in with about 6:50. that's a great drive, i'll show you where things are not quite so great coming up. at 6:43 breaking news in france this morning. an arrest in a car attack on soldiers near paris overnight. the mayor says the suspect was shot five times and was being detained in a hospital. that same mayor is calling this a terrorist attack. french counterterrorism prosecutors have opened the investigation. police say someone hit six soldiers with a car and drove away. the armed forces says three are seriously hurt. they cheerily tried to target the soldiers. >> breaking news to tell you about. >> that near disaster last night. it turns out the cockpit

remember when mike flynn was national security adviser. he came out in the briefing room and said iran, you're on notice. nobody had any idea what that meant. it was completely dislocated from everything else that the administration was doing with regard to iran. tushd out it meant nothing and two weeks later mike flynn was gone. poof. is that what's going on here with this unprecedented threats to north korea or is this part of a plan. where would we look for planning evidence if it is a plan? how about the national enquirer? that's a blunt translation how trump would like the world to see him. it's a bizarre thing but if you're looking for something to strike your tuning fork, this is a supermarket tabloid that shows you more often than not exactly the way that trump would like to be seen. i mean this is what the national enquirer looks like now, trump takes charge, success in just 36 days. president trump tell all. how i'm cleaning up obama's mess. sense the election mixed in with all of these fox and friends style stuff, they repeatedl

a conversation with killer mike in just a moment. sonchts pleased to welcome back to this program, rapper activist and one half of run the jewel, kill the mike. it is one of the most intense and fierce truth stelers. runt jewels three was released earlier this year to widespread acclaim. mike, always an honor to have you on this program. >> happy to be here. >> you good? >> i am. >> always delighted to see you. you want to deal with this first? >> what? >> i know i'm going to get phone calls or textors e-mails. >> it's actually the last song on the record. >> i know. >> it features that from rage against the machine. fwhaut is very much my mentality. and what i mean in that, i think years ago i may have heard someone say that if you walk along a path or journey meet your master killer. as a human being, you're born free. you are literally born free. i get the thoughts in my head. i make t-shirts saying we spend most of our time, a lot of times fighting for freedom, search for freedom, wondering where freedom. you were already born fr

thank you, mike and kari. 5:15. the sonoma county coroner is expected to perform an you a au on the man shot and killed by a santa rosa police officer. >> it happened about 6:00 in the morning at a home on westfield lane near the community park. police say the suspect was armed with a knife and had injured a couple of people. the officer tried to taser and pepper spray the suspect but that didn't work. eventually an officer opened fire killing the man. the person's identity has not been released. >>> corrosion is now being blamed for the catastrophic failure that caused a thrill ride to break apart in midair at the ohio state fair. one person was killed, seven others injured. the ride's manufacturer blames excessive corrosion on a support beam for the row of seats that broke loose sending people flying. the beach boardwalk has a fireball ride made by that same manufacturer. it has been shut down ever since the high accident. >>> more trouble this morning for san francisco-based wells fargo. >> the embattled bank may

>> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. right now we have a lot of numbers but we don't really have updated conditions, so initially three people were brought here to penn presbyterian hospital in critical condition, a fourth is in critical and was taken to lankanol hospital and septa did tell us that one of the injuries brought here to presbyterian was the train's operate operator who has been since tweet thed and released. all 42 passengers on board that train were transported to area hospital but mostly had minor injuries they were taken to delaware county memorial hospital, taylor hospital, springfield, mercy fitzgerald of philadelphia, bryn mawr and hup. earlier this morning we were getting a bulk of our information from the mayor of upper darby and the fire chief , they were speaking to reporters at this scene. i have since talked to a septa expects person who was giving thaws update on the train's operator who again has been treated and released from penn presbyterian hospital as the morning goes on and we do expect

the president's tweet come after "the new york times" reported vice president mike's gimmick mike pence may be running if president trump decides not to run. the vice president calls it laughable and absurd. in a statement released yesterday, he also said, today's article in "the new york times" is disgraceful and offensive to me, my family, and our entire team. the american people know i could not be more honored to be working side-by-side with the president, who is making america great again. vice president mike pence is expected to visit president trump and jersey. laura ingle is live in bridgewater new jersey not far from the golf club where he stayed right now. lori, there is even more push from the vice president's team. >> hello, john. there was a fact. the priest that ran in "the new york times" over the weekend set off a flurry of activity, and denial from vice president mike pence's camp. we want to get to that now over that we. calling the suggestion that he is preparing a shadow campaign to run for the oval office in 2020 is laughable and absurd while declaring his loyalty t

if you're from the east bay you might recognize mike. >> mike was one of many urban roadside attractions popular long ago. just a couple of blocks away from the doggy diner. >> they're happy to have him back here. i'm sure they want him on downtown hayward. i don't think they ever wanted him this downtown hayward. they're perfectly happy to have him in the park where nobody sees him. >> big mike's birthday bash is set from sunday from 10:00 to 5:00. everyone is welcome for cake and a factory tour. >> world news tonight is >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. a major hurricane bearing down on the u.s. evacuations already under way tonight in texas. a state of emergency declared tonight in parts of louisiana. harvey rapidly gaining strength tonight. now forecast to hit as a category 3 hurricane. authorities warn up to 35 inches of rain. possibly life threatening. our team in the storm zone, and ginger zee is here with the new track just in. >>> also breaking tonight, the hostage standoff in charleston. a man walking into a restaurant, pointing a gun into a woman's

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alex, mike? >> okay, lauren, we'll let you know they open up that park again. 6:06. >> police have identified him, and say he's arm and dangerous, so steve's over at southwest detectives today, steve? >> welshing they thought they had him this time yesterday. but swat went into the both homes in philadelphia one north philadelphia, one in west philadelphia, where he had last lived, and just missed him by hours, because his car was still there, so he took off knowing that police new who he was, and new what was driving so here he is, 24 years old, derek rollins, no relation to the philly great jimmy rollin, but, same last night, same home state, he says, as carson wentz, north dakota. so who knows where he is. because he's got contact way outside of pennsylvania, but police think maybe he didn't get too far out of the city, that's why they're showing this mugshot. the sad bit is when you show surveillance pictures of somebody, the public helps identify somebody, but you're also telling that somebo

want to check in with mike in a moment. first "today in the bay" live on the scene right now with the very latest. this is at lewaling, sharon? >> reporter: that's right. we have an update from the chp officer and he said this is where it all happened. he allowed us to come closer to the scene and what we know is that there were two cars involved. one car, let's take a look at video that we shot earlier today. you see left behind on highway 880 right now. and that is why this whole area is shut down. southbound on highway 880. what we know so far the chp officer just told us is that there was another vehicle that was a white vehicle that's all they have the description of the suspect vehicle with four people inside. one of the passengers shot at the driver inside the vehicle that is left behind here. still on highway 880. we are told that there's going to be an investigative unit coming in about an hour but for now they're saying the victim involved in this was transported to the hospital and no word yet on the extent of hi

mike: they will. the expectations were coming up to the election that we would see a stronger dollar and that has not materialized. the dollar has weakened. what happens over the next two months with the dollar. if it continues to trend lower, there are more accommodations to raise rates in -- rates. it's a green light to continue the process of normalization. i think the pace is dependent on the economic data. once more important is what they do in september. this is where they start to focus their attention. they have to but in the process. joanathan: this is a case among investors at the moment, that it's going to be boring and the financial conditions won't matter much where you sit on that debate? mike: i would not dismiss anything on the balance sheet is a nonevent. this is just going to be something the market will jan at. the way the fed is doing this, we consider it a targeted on sheet reduction. they are not rolling discriminant lee. they target a certain amount each month. we think that is

mike and alex? >> that is right. >> we will get 80 percent here >> since you are in the path of totality i'm sure there is all kind of souvenirs. have you pick up any just yet. >> reporter: yes, so actually here is one i found i have this hat. it says where were you? it shows the corona, it has great american eclipse. might be too early, i don't know how you are, but i have the shot glass with the great american eclipse. is there something for everyone. t-shirts. we have got, the buttons. i found a mag neff, whatever you could do. >> standard stuff. >> so cool to see, where were you, very cool. >> reporter: right, i will be wearing that. >> okay. >> and where will we be? i still don't know where we will watch this but in a little bit we will show you top placeness philadelphia where you can go and see the eclipse. >> you can see the sun from every where why do i have to go to a certain location. do you have a problem seeing the sun every day. >> no. >> this is different, this is special. i want noth

thanks for coming on, mike. you basically think of this as the alt right white as you call them, making a fuss about nothing. >> right. i would say this doesn't really bother me. i'm surprised that it bothers them. if you saw the original message on the website, it said to allies of this group, they would ask that you please give them some privacy to have their meeting alone. i don't think the people at campus reform or the people that have acted like they're outraged at this are the allies that they're refers to. >> mark: you describe the fellow campus reform who brought this up, mitchell gunter. you said he's a notably white man from south carolina. what do you mean by a notably white man? >> i meant a joke. >> mark: what is the joke there? you seem notably white to me. is that a joke? you're a notably white man from minnesota. >> right. i'm not outraged that i'm not allowed to go to a group for black and queer gay people. that doesn't hurt me. the fact that -- >> mark: but just to go on with this compartmenta

>> reporter: good morning alex and mike. investigators are now looking for a cross dressing suspect, from south philadelphia, and who they say committed the crime yesterday. he was targeting teenagers, a 13 year-old boy to be specific he was at or around smith playground in south fail near 24th and snider. i man driving a black ford explorer with tinted windows pulled up. something caught his attention man was dressed in a black dress brown wig and pink lipstick. man asked the go get inside the car. boy refused. car sped off goinge on snider. news spread quickly. parents in the very happy. >> i don't think any age is too early to start, when they are able to comprehend, some talks should begin a lot of them are touchy subjects but it is better to have them informed then something happen >> i was telling him because i don't like to leave him certain places. dad, can i go? no, you stay with me at all times. >> just keep an eye on your kid because there are crazy people out here. >> reporter: police are urging parents to contin