rid of patient, so to speak. great. now we re at 1.9 again. let s get to our road map. it starts with the markets, futures as you saw pointing to a slightly higher open helped by consumer prices that rose for the first time since october. plus chesapeake energy blaming weak commodities for its decision to cut cap x this year. of course it s not alone. carl icahn boosted his stake in the company to 11%, that was just out yesterday. tragedy in europe up to 150 people are believed dead after a germanwings airliner crashes in southern france. want to get to another story that we. reporter: have just been breaking. mary thompson has. ruth porat of morgan stanley. that s right. ruth porat is leaving that firm and she will become the cfo of google google. wall street veteran moving to silicon valley. she s been with morgan stanley for 28 years. among the roles including ceo or cfo, she has been the lead tech banking, she led the company s banking franchise and also of course
more and more people killed on train tracks. how cal train is trying to stop a frightening trend. why the safety measures they have now just are not enough. there is lots coming up but let s take a quick look at your weather forecast. it s a gorgeous weekend around the bay area. there is not a lot of fog but there are high clouds which have been keeping us relatively warm. our current temperature is san francisco 61, san jose, 60, a mix of sun and clouds, not as warm today as we saw yesterday but plenty sunshine for everybody. there is a bit of a cooling trend ahead. we ll take a closer look at your seven-day forecast coming up. this weekend is the last organized search for the missing teen. dozens marched yesterday through the coyote creek area of morgan mill. family and volunteers have been looking for the 15 year old almost every saturday since she went missing three years ago. her family says they made the tough decision to end the searches. a man is facing charge
circle amounts, on the 2700 block of axe factory road, police say, the victim shot after he climbed through second floor rear bedroom apartment window, shot, they say, by 41 year old man who lives here. well, it turns out, that 41 year old shares this apartment, with his 20 year old daughter as i mentioned, and police say the victim was her boyfriends, that victim confronted by the woman s father in a second floor bedroom. application say possibly an industrial, when the vick tell was shot in the headment taken to torresdale hospital, where he later died. now, police say, the initial report for this incident came in as a home intruder, the 41 year old father called 911, but again, police say, that this victim was the boyfriend of the 20 year old woman who lives her with her father. there at the police station being questioned right now as witnesses cents, we re told they re both cooperative with police. i was able to speak with the victim s mother, not too long ago, and she s
increasingly looks like the story of the summer. the man behind me donald trump. the presidential campaign he s running, if it were a reality show it would be scoring record-high ratings. polls showing more and more support for the billionaire. news rooms are sending more and more reporters to trump campaign events like this rally in phoenix last night. some commentators well you can hear the surprise in their voices. they don t know what to think. two examples from msnbc and fox this morning. i used to say he ll stop whatever he has to file that form. he ll shut this thing down. i m getting the sense this thing has gotten more traction than he was expecting. i m wondering. this thing is bigger than anybody thought it would be. the question i think really is the buzz is actually a good thing this early on. still a long way to iowa or new hampshire. or is the sound of the buzz a chain saw? i don t think fox knows how to cover this campaign. two things are happening. ther
ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. thank you. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studio in new york city, this is labor day weekend. labor day has a history that dates all the wail back to the 1800s that honor those who toil to build the country into the industrial power that we became. labor unions were formed in those days as an important tool in protecting workers from being exploited and endangered. it s easy to have contempt for modern unions for until reason demands or pay hikes that would make a company unprofitable, but workers safety, reasonable hours, decent pay. they were instrumental in establishing a labor force that worked hard and mare their employers profitable. americans prosperity and world leader status was the result of shared benefits from labor and management. a worker appreciated is a worker motivated, and those leaders who value their employees and see them as critical to the success of the company, those are wise people. good cu