show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here next week. >> we start the "fox news" alert because the attorney for the first whistleblower in the train controversy confirmed his team is representing quote multiple whistleblowers. and at least one of them he claims has firsthand knowledge of president trump july phonecall with the president of ukraine. the summary that released by the white house as republicans are crying foul in charge there's a double standard by the democrats that they are applying to the president. a busy weekend. hello i'm eric shawn and this is a brand-new hour of america's headquarters. president trump slamming the emergence of another whistleblower and part of the intelligence conspiracy adding the house impeachment inquiry is stacked against them because

republicans have been denied due process. this senate republicans say house democrats are hiding behind speaker pelosi. >> it's imperative that democrats vote to open up articles of impeachment inquiries and not just talk about it. don't hide behind nancy pelosi prince very important that the house vote on whether or not we should go forward on impeachment. that's a democratic way of doing business. arthel: meanwhile democratic foreign affairs chairman eliot engel questioned the need for his party to go on record with an increased love. >> the republicans are not being quiet. they are not acting out. they are just rallying around the president. it's absolutely disgraceful so now he keeps throwing things into the next day. the democrats should do this and the democrats should do that. but we should all do is make sure the integrity of our elections are fair. arthel: we have fox team

coverage with molly hibberd standing by in our washington bureau that we begin with kevin corke who is live at the white house with the very latest. >> arthel plenty of back-and-forth about how we ended up in this particular circumstance. this is a theory you've probably heard about that the energy secretary for a phonecall with the president of ukraine. white house officials say that's not uncommon. officials say and let me share part of a segment you'll find constructive. lays out this idea that it's not about the fact that the president is blaming rick perry or somehow suggesting the call was untoward. you heard the president say on numerous occasions that there was nothing wrong with the call. here's the statement i was telling about from the d.o.e. press secretary. secretary perry supported and encouraged the president to speak to the new president of ukraine to discuss matters related to their energy security and economic development. as we all know by now that

conversation went in many other directions as well. that call is now as you know the center of the building march questions about the content of the call. it could have been put to rest with this transcript but it's not only not the case but exploded into numerous allegations from democrats and whistleblowers that maybe suggesting him teachable offenses. speaking of the so-called whistleblowers there's more than one. fox "fox news" has confirmed in the attorney representing them is tweeting this afternoon, let me share part of the tweet from andrew precollege. i see whistleblower update and i can confirm that my firm and my team represent multiple, whistleblowers in terms of the underlying august 12, 2019 disclosure to the icy ig. no further comment at this time. what do we make of the role of the bidens and all of us? frankly their role in the story is inescapable. was a corruption? was a pay-for play or just there

for good business? the president tweeting best this, the biden family and this is the president, was paid off. simple. the fake news must stop making excuses for something that is totally inexcusable. there are still many questions obviously. what about an impeachment vote? as you pointed out in your lead-in will nancy pelosi finally get that vote to the floor and where do we go next? the white house would like to know. but one thing is certain as we look forward to this week they are going to try to force the issue. expect a letter to the house speaker tomorrow that will say we are going to cooperate with any paperwork or respond to any subpoenas and tell and unless you move ahead with a floor vote we will see that ultimately happens but for now back to you. >> kevin corke thank you. eric. >> house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff should

recuse himself from the investigation. the president has accused schiff of lying about the whistleblower support process but the democrats are pushing back. >> is stored in a step of talking about removing the president from office and a way that's never been done before in a committee that's never been done before with rules that are being made up as he decides this. the president says now that the democrats are without adam schiff the people around him are saying we can't tolerate this anymore. >> molly hennenburg has more from washington. >> we don't know yet what this new whistle or purports to have heard or seen related to the u.s. who are ukraine president trump joe biden and allegations of corruption so far the lawyers have only said unlike the first whistleblower the second whistleblower has quote firsthand knowledge of certain info. democrats believe this may add more fuel to the impeachment fire. >> the reporting that a second

whistleblower has come forward or is about to come forward i believe again with t. someone who sees wrongdoing and here's wrongdoing and wants to do something about it. >> representative deming says the first whistleblower has laid out a quote abuse of power that is quote so detailed and appropriately laid out. republicans are not impressed. the possibility that someone else may have listened to the president's july 25 phonecall with the president of ukraine according to one gop member of the house intelligence committee quote doesn't matter. >> this person is going to come forward and say the president had this phonecall and yep that's the transcript. why should i care at all what his opinion or judgment of this transcript is? you and i can read it. congressman stewart says lawmakers have known for a little while this individual's probably going to come forward. he says democrats are quote giddy over the possibility of

impeaching the president but he says it's quote terribly divisive for the american people. eric: molly thanks so much. arthel: the supreme court kicks off a new term tomorrow but several justices gearing up for the big day attending the annual -- there's a lot on the agenda including cases involving gun rights and abortion regulation. garrett tenney is following it from washington. reporter: right now they are almost four dozen cases on the supreme court's docket for this term and it's filled with hot-button issues. one of the most closely watched cases is with daca. the high court will decide whether the trump administration is able to move ahead with his plans to end the obama air protections for nearly 800,000 people who are brought to the country illegally as children pay that case is one of several dealing with immigration and executive power and despite a string of set backs from the lower courts ruling against the administration publicly the white house believes the high court will rule in its favor.

>> they are playing the long game. i think they are those in the white house and the justice department admitted the justice department made a calculation say we can absorb all these losses and lower court because we are going to end the endgame. another hot-button issue will be abortion regulation with the challenge to controversial abortion law in louisiana which requires doctors performing abortions have admitting privileges in a nearby hospital and civil rights protections for lgbtq workers and whether employers can be sued for job discrimination. these are expected to come down in june in the thick of the presidential campaign and like the last election the high court is expected to be a major issue in 2020. >> is a huge issue in 2016. helped get president trump elected. voters said they want to be able to pick the next justice. it will be again precisely because it's an important part of our system. >> we could see more hot-button issues this term to the high court is expected take up to does more pills on gun control

religious liberty and the environment. arthel: garrett tenney thank you eric: tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters took to the streets again many of them wearing masks in defiance of a government ban on them. police responding by unleashing tear gas and with batons as they charge the crowds. correspondent greg palkot is an hong kong life where it is four in the morning. hello greg. >> hi eric. another interesting day in the fact it was raining through most of sunday and well into tonight and it didn't stop pro-democracy protesters from coming out. here here's a bit of what we saw. >> sunday afternoon and we are

looking at protesters on one street there. we have seen a lot of tear gas. police are trying to put them back but just in case we are looking at the line of riot police on the overpass ready to act. >> the police did move in with tear gas and a whole bunch of other tough tactics. protesters they were also fighting as strongly as well. most were in fact wearing masks and that is aimed at hiding their identity from the authorities. well over a dozen people it is reported were arrested. we saw a few detained and now as legal efforts stall they try to fight the spam on congress speaking out. take a listen. >> i see you have a face mask on. >> that's to protect my face. >> you don't care, you're going to take the mask off. you don't care what the

government says. >> no come it's okay. we are a democracy. >> another significant moment on sunday eric we saw the first reaction in four months of unrest to protesters from chinese troops posted here are the chinese soldier on top of one of the buildings where the troops are posted held signs warning protesters that they would be arrested if they continued to point distracting laser lights at the troops. of course as we all know if the chinese troops coming into the streets and fighting the protesters that would the most dangerous resort for beijing something still not there. arthel: turkeys present threatening to take military action in syria. how the u.s. backed forces there are responding. that's up next was the u.s. ambassador to the european union sets atop of house members this

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eric: turkey's president is urging military action in syria that we are told could begin at any moment that this comes after

president erdogan accuse the white house not doing enough to expel the u.s. backed kurdish forces close to its border. more in this developing story from the mideast bureau. >> good afternoon aircrew trick as president to erdogan did say yesterday his forces will soon launch an air and ground operation in northern syria business turkish military personnel and equipment were spotted this weekend near the syrian border. their u.s.-backed kurdish fighters near the turkish border and a spokesperson ordered syrian democratic forces said that any unprovoked attack that turkey could lead to an all-out war. the kurds spent the past four years helping to guide states fight isis but maintained a tense relationship with turkey through the summer to end a bad state that agreed to create a safe zone for civilians in northern syria. with millions displaced following the defeat of isis and the ongoing civil war the development that appeared to be a positive sign for the warring region. while turkey in the united states of start working on this project by carrying out six air

missions in three plan patrol washington is taking too long. the entire situation is difficult because the kurdish forces that turkey plans to target are backed by the united states. turkey is fighting the kurds with american weapons as united states continues to work with turkey to develop a safe zone for civilians fighting violence in the region. >> we have mater separations. we have completed our operations. we have given our necessary orders. we will conduct this from the ground and from the air. >> new reports this hour indicate president trump and president erdogan spoke via phone today that from what we know about the call the two leaders did agree to meet in washington next month to discuss the security situation currently on folding in the middle east. eric: thanks so much. arthel: a deposition for the u.s. ambassador to the european union as part of the house impeachment inquiry. garden tomlin is scheduled to testify tuesday behind closed

doors. he was mentioned in text messages regarding ukraine. all this as a second whistleblower is reportedly coming forward and i'm joined now by "fox news" legal analyst mercedes collins and a member for the republican trial lawyers association richard st. paul. good to have both of you. mercedes i'm going to start with you. in order to bolster their position while the lawmakers on each side want to hear from the u.s. ambassador to mr. gordon sunland? >> it will be riveted by the overtures that long last we will have someone who might have firsthand knowledge. a lot of individuals that were critical of the inquiry were saying there wasn't anyone who has come forward with the actual knowledge. now there is some indication and course it will all be shown if proven if it does in fact exist

through the course of the investigation whether or not they are individuals who can come forward with firsthand knowledge of the phonecall in the circumstances surrounding the president's call with ukraine. it really depends on part of the reason it is closed doors is because the investigation is taking place and there hasn't been a determination made into evidence and is still ongoing as we speak. >> look at the end of the day what's was important to hear is there has been no evidence that the president even with the release of the transcript has broken any law. the illusion that he has influenced the ukrainian president or the training government to take action to get to his presidential opponent there's nothing in there that's a high crime or misdemeanor. obvious he was happening here as democrats are trying to get extra footing funding in the 2020 election because they are offering a weak candidate. this is all partisan politics and has nothing to do with american jurisprudence.

>> will that's what's reported there were overtures made by the president seeking it for me. you are seeking that information for a foreign government. how is that not something that's problematic and at a minimum has to be investigated to see if there has been a crime? >> you and i are both defense attorneys and i think the world of you as a defense attorney but when something quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a duck right now they are some indication that there were overtures made through if foreign governments seeking information on the political rival. this is frankly wrong with all due respect. there has to be an investigation. >> is not an issue of an investigation. the investigation is a unfair investigation. the democrats have not voted for an impeachment inquiry that's

been done in the past with richard nixon and bill clinton. they are playing partisan and not allowing the president to give it an explanation. >> the president has provided a lot of information. he provided a summary of the readout of the phonecall. >> not only that in addition the congress is subpoenaing more information up from the president staff and the president said i'm happy to give the information but at least to vote for the impeachment angry. arthel: mercedes i'm not sure what you are going to savor richer to your point of the president president and the republicans are urging nancy pelosi and the house to hurry up and vote for impeachment despite what you are going to did they will turn around and say you were rushing it. they are already saying they are rushing it so which way is it? >> honestly it might be premature at this point that the investigation, think we are all

in agreement and investigation has to be done. hazlitt deeply into what the allegations are. they are certainly serious at first blush. no one can say that this isn't serious. and we are seeking information. >> i'm not talking about impeachment. i'm talking about the impeachment inquiry. the judiciary votes for articles of impeachment. impeachment inquiry will show the house members support this impeachment inquiry and then it goes to the district committee to determine the articles of impeachment which then goes into the trial. the bottom line is the overt overtures. there should be an overt act. you know as well as i do mercedes you have to have an overt act. the democrats have the same type of procedure when they talked about coats the fbi director and the fact that the were trying to get him to drop the

investigation. arthel: mercedes e. of 15 seconds. after wrapped. >> we are to the iceberg and we will have to delve very deeply into exactly what took place and frankly we are not at that point yet but with the second whistleblower coming forward and saying that he or she has first-hand knowledge of that call is certainly problematic. >> it's a waste of time after the mueller report. arthel: thank you both of you. eric: democratic candidates are on the campaign trail traveling from arizona to campaigning in south carolina. a new fox poll shows former vice president joe biden in bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are the front-runners for the democratic nomination. mr. biden happens to have expanded his lead in south carolina. he is 41% support now followed by senator warren with 12% and sanders attend. in wisconsin the democratic candidates holding leads over the president in each of the matchups tested.

a poll shows voters in the badger state or disapproving of the job the president is doing. he did when in wisconsin under 1% and he's planning the midwest trip tim minnesota to campaign for a rally on thursday. arthel: the military helicopter that transported a team of cia officers in afghanistan soon after the 9/11 terrorist attack is now on display at cia headquarters in langley virginia. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has this exclusive look. >> the people who knocked these bill down -- buildings down. president george w. bush tells first responders at ground zero the u.s. is fighting back. the cia team leader on the verge of retirement that can and my 17 and 22 -- >> it was one that everybody in united states wanted to start to

hunt for bin laden. >> the ci a team of seven entry manned flight crew are the first americans on the ground september 25, 2001. the team customizes the chopper including call numbers. >> it's taking the fight to al qaeda. >> absolutely. for nearly one month the cia team worked alone. they build relationships and gathered intelligence and sent up dates to cia headquarters. for the agency 9/11 was a pivotal time. they became a tactical organization. with the dedication from director gina haspel they joined the cia museum. when the helicopter first came into the agency it was shrink wrapped with all around it. look like a giant gift for the agency. people like to call this a museum neil never see. >> not open to the public its

willingness to take on risks. from tracking osama bin laden to the jawbreaker team here that honored the 3000 americans killed on 9/11. and inside the helicopter were operatives said it. >> it's over $3 million. >> that's kind of the cia way. >> we like to go and other places that other people don't go. >> we were there to accept military personnel on the ground. for our workforce 9/11 was almost like pearl harbor for them. almost 70% of our workforce is come on since 9/11 so they need to know that history. they need to understand that. >> at cia headquarters catherine herridge "fox news".

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arthel: a manhunt in kansas city kansas after four people were shot dead and five others were wounded overnight in a crowded art. kristina is live with the latest. >> the 5 people who survived the shooting are expected to be okay. they suffered minor injuries. police say this is -- the dispute and something in the bar led to the shooting that the shooting that they are looking at surveillance video to get to the bottom of it. the shooting happened around one 30th clock at a bar located along the strip of businesses. businesses that may have multiple cameras to see who went to that establishment last night but a spokesperson for the kansas city kansas police department tells me a sirs

believed to patrons may have left the bar and returned later through the backdoor of the bar to shoot up people they are paid the victims who survived or hispanic man between the ages of their 20s to late 50's. although it's too early on in the investigation police apparently have reason to believe that someone may have been targeted. >> we do not believe it's random. we believe this was an isolated incident i guess you would call it. we don't feel the suspects are going to go out and do this again. >> detectives interviewed multiple witnesses. officers are working hard to find out what's true or not. they do believe the shooter or shooters left with handguns but no details on exactly who the suspect could be at this time. arthel: kristina coleman thank you very much. eric: go to every republican

asked the question do you believe the transcript is an impeachable offense? what the president said on the transcript is not in the teachable event. it's ridiculous to say the president did something wrong based on a phonecall and i think everybody in the media should go to the the democrats -- impeachment. erred senator lindsey graham this morning talking about the house democrats impeachment and the republicans saying this is the white house prepares to send a letter to speaker pelosi refusing to operate with document requests until she holds a full floor vote on this matter. republicans charging they are being denied due process. phil joins us from realclearpolitics. you think the president will bend under white house pressure? >> there's a lot of stake if she

does bend to the pressure first of all if there's a full house vote like something that occurred or in the nixon impeachment during the impeachment of hillary clinton. the issue here will be replacing freshman democrats guys who in 2018 went to their constituents and said vote for me. we are not just here to start the president did i care about these kitchen table issues and if you hold that vote you will be forcing those freshman to come down on this issue. they also will raise the question if you hold that vote about what rights the minority party will get. what happens right now is minority leader kevin mccarthy wants subpoena power and wants to have everything at his disposal to fight back. eric: republicans are criticizing the democrats saying they don't have subpoena power. they say it's a one-sided process in their view. is there any truth to that? >> right now the argument coming from kevin mccarthy and other republicans in the house as well as the white house is nancy

pelosi is the speaker of the house and yes she has that authority but she is still just one elected member of congress. the u.s. constitution requires the entire body to agree to move forward and that's the debate right now. they want to rights that were afforded to pass minority parties during past impeachment and this is a sort of technical thing. this is the nitty-gritty that the voter can say wait a minute i'm all for oversight but there's something to due process and it seems like the political fight not one that is based on holding the presidency standards. eric: you talk about due process. democrats calling on ambassadors to the questions behind closed doors. is it possible that they would subpoena joe biden himself and hunter biden and ask them these questions about the ukrainian context? >> this is a can of worms that

we are getting ourselves into because when it comes to this experiment in self-government it's almost limitless about what powers can do without violating norms and without violating standards that are put in the u.s. constitution. love republicans at this point don't just want to see a text message here or text message their peer they want to see the entire evidence than that is chairman schiff want to see the entire body of evidence and they say he you should take a play out of the playbook of the president to release the entire context. erred the biden family was paid off. there's no way in these transactions uses sleepy joe won't get into the starting gate and is family probably extorted. you would think the republicans would raise this issue. here is rudy giuliani talking

about this earlier today. first of all even if it is ukraine its different one biden did. the purpose of questioning is to get a criminal desiccation about a the scandal at the highest level of our government uncovered that the washington press had been covering for three years deliberately and about which they are now going after me personally. they want to get me, the messenger so they don't have to deal with their honey boy biden has been a crook or 30 years. sorry i'm a lot tougher than him. erred that's pretty strong and pretty powerful. bottom line if that's what the republican wants his that what they are going to get? and the president personal lawyer is in the bunker at this point. i first learned about hunter biden business in ukraine and china before impeachment and erisa covered by many media in washington d.c.. what's interesting is right now there's a question of whether or not what hunter biden did was illegal at this point.

there's some as a no it wasn't that the same time it is unseemly. the american people do not like to see children of presidents or vice presidents trading off of their parents name. might not be illegal but it's a story of crony capitalism and again and again it shows voters just don't like it you. this is certainly liability for the biden campaign and i imagine we will see the white house continued to talk about corruption even if there's no illegality found. i think this has been a slow burn. nancy pelosi has been doing everything she can to hold back her caucus for just long enough that we saw with the mueller investigation, there were some things that were him seemly but there is no there there to force them peach mint issue. with ukraine with the transcript we just saw is much more simple. both arguments, both sides have good arguments to buttress their

position but i think eventually what we will see happen is nancy pelosi is going to move forward with impeachment and mitch mcconnell is going to hold up his end of the bargain. if looking at this purely through partisan standpoint it would not be unlikely to see the senate. eric: we will see what happens in a couple of months. fill up with realclearpolitics. arthel: u.s.-backed kurdish forces in syria promising anwr of turkey follows through on it threat to take military action in the country. how would the u.s. respond to potential escalation? we will discuss that next.

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to expel fighters from its border. meanwhile u.s.-backed forces say they will not hesitate to turn any unprovoked attacks by turkey into an all-out war. we will discuss this with dr. rebecca grant an analyst and president of the -- research. lots to impact. president trump in president erdogan had a phonecall today. i'm not sure what they discussed but they are still working things out and supposedly going to meet in washington sometime soon. meanwhile as you know the deadline expired last month the deadline for this saves on agreement. is there any reason why the u.s. is not offered this agreement and you have any insight on that? >> there are some reasons but let's start with the fact it's been a very tough summer for the u.s. and turkey for a lot of reasons. what we see going on right now is turkey concerned about the

turkish troops on its border and we were glad to hear about the possibility of trump and erdogan talking. there are a lot of issues to work out. their u.s. forces assisting the kurds in northeastern syria and the u.s. and turkey are doing joint military patrols in that area. this is the problem. will erdogan crossed the border to tamp down the kurdish threat even though there joint patrols going on there right now. arthel: you have that border with turkey and syria more than 3.6 million syrian civilians have fled the syrian war and moreover is you make a point earlier turkey wants to kick out the syrians kurdish forces, the u.s. backed forces from exporter.

look, the turkish president erdogan have a valid point on that level to move forward with military action clicks this phonecall and would prevent anything from happening today potentially but it's all there. it's like a landline anybody could make the wrong step and something could blow up or does erdogan have any nefarious underpinning here to this? >> keep in mind a few things. erdogan just had to speak to his big ak party conference so he had to talk really tough. i'm sure the phonecall goes to trying to clear up some of the issues. turkey wants a big buffer zone and the kurds wanted to be a little bit smaller. there are a lot of technical issues but the u.s. and turkey have some real common ground here in number one it's not leading isis rejuvenate in that area. that's what the patrols are supposed to do. the bigger picture turkey remains a very important nato allies and it's really time for

the u.s. and turkey to begin the repair their relationship a little bit after the problem with russian air defense systems purchased the summer. think they need to move forward on a bunch of issues beginning with the issues on the ground in northeastern syria but extending it to alliance issues as well. arthel: turkey is accusing the u.s. of redrawing the regions map. if that is true how would that benefit the united states? >> turkey's united states? >> turkeys point of view is a couple of things. five years ago isis was that the gates of baghdad and we almost lost iraq to isis. turkey was extremely helpful in permitting us to work with them and resupply kurdish forces through their country. we have some real issues and the situation is little dangerous because he has a history of making kurdish groups in syria. they don't want to see a kurdish

state and turkey is a little bit mad at the u.s. forgiving arms to the ypg but they helped us in the coalition. there is a lot of history to sort out in that relationship and lot tension as well. needs sorting out the out hide trump erdogan level. arthel: i would be curious to see if within the next hour turkey does perform any kind of military maneuvers considering the president had a phonecall this afternoon. rebecca grant thank you very much. eric: astronauts to the international space station spending hours outside of it. this is called a spacewalk ananta.

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first of five spacewalks replacing outdated nickel hydrogen batteries with within ion batteries. snow small job. the area where the new batteries are being put in his band the reach of the stations 58-foot robotic arm. the astronauts had to manually move the batteries inchworm style from a palette to the worksite. mission control congratulated them on a job well done. >> with that to thank you for your awesome work today. we have made great progress in upgrading the batteries. nice job. >> thank you so much. it's been a wonderful day for us and it's an honor to be part of your team. we look forward to the rest of the series. >> the last spacewalk will focus on the automatic spectrometer which analyzes cosmic ray bans. nasa future spacewalks includes

a rescheduled all-female spacewalk which was canceled for lack of medium-sized bases. the issue is resolved in a dataset for the first. christine cook may have had her -- but she managed to take tabs on the eagles game and they left her no her team was ahead to achieve probably has gotten the news that they won. eric: that's truly astounding. thanks jackie. arthel: cooler fall temps means it's time for colorful leaves. meteorologist adam klotz is next with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks.

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eric: cooler temperatures are coming this week and that means the fall foliage is upon us. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking at all. >> most spots across the country still summer in one place and i'll show you more on that but largely temperatures in the 50s and 60s along the east coast the 70s. it feels fantastic. we will -- have been dropping temperatures in last weekend to do that some of the fall colors beginning to shift. this is your fall foliage forecast. anywhere you are seeing the reds particular areas with higher up nations along the appalacian and across the rockies are beginning to see the shifting colors with the typical orange is coming up

within the next week or two generally mid-october and we are beginning to see temperatures really drop in a whole lot of locations. you will start to see those leaves begin to change color. there's one location hanging onto summerlike temperatures and that's extreme south third right now feels like your heats plus humidity 97 degrees in houston 96 in dallas and stretching across the south right hind this the numbers drop pretty quickly. when that happens that's when you talk about a frontal boundary coldfront it without you will see chart to be. none of this looking horribly severe except for a couple of severe thunderstorms in arkansas with winds at 60 miles and are possibly some hail but that's not expected to be widespread. this entire boundary will continue to settle which means cooler airs on the way even for folks dealing with some of his heat. sunday's forecast of high and by monday more fall temperatures settle into the rest of the country. we are going to continue to change over the next couple of

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