En telemundo 48 asustada y nerviosa que son empleadas de una lavanderia en auckland luego de ser victima de robo punta de pistola es un milagro que este viva, comenzamos Buenas Noches gracias por la sintonia la madre que trabaja en una lavanderia fue victima de robo a mano armada escucharonnos conto La Experiencia que la traumatizado es un reportaje por telemundo 48, Xiomara Lopez visito la mujer y nos habla de los detalles claudia y cesar la victima dice que se esta viva de milagro porque penso que uno de los sospechosos la mataria cuando le estaban robando, dice que el sospechoso le puso la pistola en la cabeza, lo peor de todo dice la mujer es que ella cree que vio a uno de los sospechosos lavando ropa en esa misma lavanderia, dias despues que el robo trabajar en la lavanderia en las 5800 de nombre en ingles en auckland es una pesadilla asi dice una de Las Empleadas que prefirio no ser identificada por temor, el 10 de agosto fue victima de un robo armado a las 8 00 de la noche me ll
Today. Lets get to the Global Markets report u. S. Equity futures right now are looking a little bit lower dow futures indicated down by 68 points this comes after the dow closed above 23,000 for the First Time Ever and it did so in a powerful way with the dow gain of 160 points yesterday. Right now it looks like the nasdaq is indicated to open down by 31 points the s p futures are indicated down by 9 points overnight in asia, china reporting Third Quarter gdp growth of 6. 8 , in line with expectations, but you can see a pull back in both markets. The shanghai composite off by a third of a percent in japan, stocks closed higher again, up 0. 4 21,448 ibm, that was almost 15 points, 5 in the morning, 6. 7. 9 at one point. Cramer was going nuts there were all the naysayers, after 22 straight quarters of declining revenue and still there and there were the questions about the tax issues those were the consensus, cramer against consensus, saying it was more about the next quarter and the In
Pthat north wind. Pkeeping temperatures mainly in pthe lower 60s for highs today. Pbut by the end of the weekend by psunday well be up around 70 pdegrees and then back to normal pby early next week. P okay. P okay dave, thank you people pin hesston, kansas are punderstandably in shock they are pwondering why a man went on a pshooting spree last night. P reports are satisfying cedric pford began the nights rampage pby shooting a man in his truck pin neighboring town. Pthen another person in the leg pwho was at an intersection. Pafter that, he went to an excel pindustries where he worked. Arts. Phe walked into the Assembly Line pand opened fire. Pin all three people were killed. Pshot. Pas for the gunman, he was shot pand killed. P this is a horrible situation, pmy friends. Pjust terrible, terrible. Phowever, there was a particular pLaw Enforcement here in hesston peven though he took fire he went pinside of that place and saved pmultiple, multiple lives a hero. Pas far as im concerned.
Yesterday. We flirted with 70 after all and hit a brand new record before the sun came up, but now that cooler air has caught up to us and that said it is still above average. We will see is what going on out there. Cooling down is the headline for us in the Weather Department for next couple days. Average high at this point is in the mid 40s. By the time we start the weekend we will finally be able to be below average. Not terribly below but below average nonetheless. Perception as meisha mentioned is what will get you. It will feel so much colder then it has ovulate. We are talking about a 30degree, descrepancy between where we came from and where we will end up at that point. Storm scan quiet nothing more than a handful of cloud overhead and right now it is warmth. 48 degrees toward trenton, wilmington, reading, slightly cooler even in the poconos. 39 degrees is not shabby. As we walk through here we expect to level off in the mid 50s, under full sunshine, much less wind, however, t
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