good afternoon. we have great weather today and there's been a little bit of rainfall and cloud cover in charles city, keeping temperatures down. everybody is starting to feel the mugginess outside. dew points are close to 70 area wide compared to the last few days, starting to feel more muggy. temperatures will continue to rise into the 80s but we are clear now on the radar. this morning satellite and radar thoughed a couple scattered showers and storms. the rest of the day will be dry, warm and muggy with temperatures climbing through the 80s. coming up with the full forecast, i'll let you know when you can expect the next chance of showers and storms.

g20 summit with no peace deal in syria and under the cloud of north korea's latest missile test. why some don't think it was a wasted trip. >> reporter: president obama hoped to broker a deal with putin to coordinate attacks in in syria russia backed out. the deal would have allowed aid into starvings cities like aleppo. sadly the city came under siege as the deal fell apart. president obama said they needed the russians to make progress in syria. >> if we do not get some buy-in from the russians on reducing the violence and ease the humanitarian crisis, it's

>> reporter: any alliance with russia would be extraordinary, but putin's military might has made him indies penceable. the white house has no diplomatic backup plan. the middle east crisis overshadowed the main mission here, to bridge tensions with china, whose aggression in asia is rattling nerves. north korea test fired three missiles into a senior white house official says president obama and president putin agreed to keep trying to negotiate a cease-fire for syria and could meet again this week. candidates are now ramping up the campaigns. just a couple hours ago, hillary clinton unveiled her

ability to fly coast to coast nonstop. she's scheduled to meet voters in ohio this afternoon. the biggest challenge is her handling of the confidential e- mails while secretary of state. and donald trump is facing questions about his immigration plan. many say they are still confused about whether he'll deport every undocumented immigrant in the u.s. he's also campaigning in ohio. could prove decider in november. a minnesota community is still coming to terms today todaywith a sad ending to a nearly 30-year-old story.over the weekend, weekend,crews found the remains of jacob wetterling, an 11-year-old boy abducted in 19-89.this follows a break in the case last year, when a man asked investigators to re-look at his ?own? kidnapping and sexual assault case from the same year, in a nearby town. that led them to a man who had been questioned after the

charged.last week, he told the f-b-i where wetterlings remains were buried. (jamie) what was the first thing that went through your mind when you heard those remains were recovered?(jared) i/ happened to be in the car with my 12 year old boy // i couldn't help but feel emotional happy and sad at the same time. time.this case had national, lasting implications.in 1994, congress passed a law named after jacob wetterling - requiring states to establish in iowa city, city,police are now looking for a suspect in another armed . robbery.witnesses told officers a man with a gun stole cash and personal items from people inside a mcdonald's early sunday morning.officers did not find a suspect.crimestoppers is now offering a one-thousand dollar . reward.at least four other businesses in iowa city have been robbed over the last month and a half, including a bank and three fast food restaurants.police haven't said if any of those are

at the university of iowa - -this week marks a very big milestone in the recovery from the floods of oh-8. 8.this friday is the grand opening of the brand new hancher auditorium.hancher was the floods of 2008. this friday the new auditorium will be opened, closed since the flooding. this friday there will be a ribbon cutting and open house. another is scheduled for sunday. later this month steve martin and martin short will perform in the new building. that show is sold out. back in full service with a fresh coat of paint. for almost a month the city endured water restrictions while the tower underwent renovations. a contractor will return tomorrow to do more painting but for the most part it is finished. coming up, tropical storm hermine continuing to move up the east coast. >> and we have some sunshine out there across much of

are warming up. at least for most of the area. we are close to 80 degrees here except for 70 degrees right now. i'll let you know when the next chance of showers is, coming up

right now - tropical storm watches and warnings are in effect . welcome back. right now tropical storm watches and warning are in effect from virginia to massachusetts this labor day because of hermine. the storm is slowly moving to dangerous rip currents and storm surges. the storm made landfall friday as a category 1 hurricane hammering several southern states. forecasters warn it could once again become a hurricane. at sea the rough waters rocked this cruise ship heading from new jersey to bermuda. >> the whole boat started rocking, people started getting sick. they started distributing vomit bags around.

likely over and continues to move offshore. now rebecca is in the weather center. what are you seeing from all this? it's still a storm out there and has lost a lot of tropical characteristics. it could regain some of the strength of a hurricane but couldn't necessarily be a hurricane. so it could have winds as high as a category. a category 1 has 74-mile-an- hour winds. luckily it's offshore but could cause storm surge and the high winds could le issues and lead to flooding in parts of the northeast. hopefully they will get relief from that. it put a damper on some people's plans up there. for us, as this pulls away, it will lead to some muggier conditions and potential for some showers and storms. right now we are starting to see more warmth that's moved back into eastern iowa with temperatures in the low 80s

still 73 in charles city and 70 where there was rain earlier and still some clouds, keeping temperatures down a bit there. everyone is starting to feel the mugginess outside. the dew points have already risen close to 70 degrees area wide. that's compared to upper 50s and low 60s we have had for about four days. so comparatively, it will feel a lot warmer outside through this afternoon. the dew points will continue to rise over the hours, still not a bad labor day. we have gotten rid of the rain now and it's hot and humid out there. the winds are picking up out of the south from about 10 to 20 miles an hour and temperatures will continue to warm into the mid-80s this afternoon. so it's going to be a pretty warm day, feeling very much so like summer out there. we did have showers and storms up that have moved out, and

moving to the northeast. later on this could flare back up, but we are dry right now. this is part of a system stalling over parts of the midwest this week and leading to multiple showers and thunderstorms over the next couple days. we have potential for heavy rain because there's a lot of moisture in place and we'll see showers and thunderstorms starting up late tomorrow everything and throughout the day on wednesday. it will be quite the stormy day on wednesday: that's the day you won't want to forget the umbrella and have potential for heavy rain and area wide by wednesday night, we could be racking up about an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall. models are looking at northern iowa for the heaviest rain but there's still a bit of uncertainty. what is certain is we could have multiple rounds throughout

night. so we could be racking up an inch to 2 inches of rain this week. tonight is going to be warm and muggy, temperatures falling close to 70 degrees area wide. by tomorrow morning it's a bit warmer than it was this morning. we'll keep the muggy conditions around through the rest of the week with temperatures in the 80s, highest chance of rain once again tuesday night into wednesday. then we dry out on rain chances go back up on friday, then drier and cooler air moves back in by saturday and sunday. fall is going to come back. but summer is just rearing its head, saying still here. >> and the pools are shutting down after today so we need that fall weather so we're not as sad. exactly. a new fish species has been named after the president.

was discovered 300 feet deep and it is the only known fish to live exclusively in this throughly protected area off the hawaiian coast. he signed an order making it the largest marine sanctuary in the world. scientists say the color ration of the male is a circular red spot ringed with blue, much like obama's campaign logo. and scientists named fresh water darter found in the tennessee river after the president in 2012. >> you've made it if people are naming fish after you. i think that's pretty cool. >> looks really nice. still ahead, we're going road tripping to one of the best fall getaways in the corridor. corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at

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september is a great month for welcome back. with school back in session, september is a great month for a weekend getaway or a chance to avoid the crowds during the week. >> reporter: it is classic grant wood country, rolling hills and summer sky framed by trees. in this 1932 photo, the old church in the background is still here where it overlooks the river and general store on the banks below. just part of the lasting inspiration in his painting, stone city. in this 125th year celebrating his birth, people are making the pilgrimage to this native

emailed you )) part of - the lasting inspiration - in his painting - stone city. in this 125th year - celebrating his birth - (( 5:20:16 people walking by gallery )) people are making the - pilgrimage - to this native son's home town - and the grant wood art gallery - in anamosa.??? super :44 - :50 cecilia hatcher - grant wood art gallery ((5:12:18)) ??? " but it's amazing .. we get people from abroad .. that come here .. people from the east coast, west coast, that this is their focus stop here in anamosa and cedar rapids and so forth to find out about grant wood. " (( pan across gallery from front of shop )) cecelia hatcher says this is the perfect starting point for visitors (( death on winding road painting )) wanting to follow the winding road(( picture of grant wood )) of grant wood's life. (( fall plowing painting )) from the pride of iowa farmers in paintings like fall plowing - (( black and in paintings like fall plowing and december afternoon, to the wide open spaces and stark beauty of horses in february. mary also loves to show that rare purple piece over in the corner. >> he tried his hand at a lot of things. it surprises a lot of people that come in here that that is he famously created the painting that is perhaps only second to the mona lisa in world wide recognition.but since his sister nan - - and the family dentist posed for american gothic - ((4:47:18 pan across wall and extend

with betty and archie and garfield?)) " there's hardly a day that goes by that you don't see something in the paper is an american gothic parody ??? (( maybe just see her at the end of bite )) and we have a huge huge collection " (10 (( 5:19:04 cool shot of grant wood parody pics

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last month that grounded flights across the country is costing delta big time. time.the airline says the outage cost them 100 million dollars in lost revenue.the malfunction caused 23-hundred of its flights to be canceled. delta also reported passenger revenue for august fell by more than 9 percent compared to a year ago - in part due to that outage. gas prices are at their lowest labor day level since 2004. 2004.the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.21

. the national average for a gallon of regular is cheaper than this year last time. we are at $2.25 in iowa. the summer meant big savings for drivers, almost $19 billion over last year. and gas may be cheaper but shipping costs more. ups will increase its daily grown and air service rates by luckily it won't affect shipping holiday gifts. and higher freight rates take effect september 19th. antibacterial soaps could soon be off store shelves. the fda says they don't work better than regular soap. in 2013 soap makers were given a year to prove the soap helps

they are not satisfied with the findings and the soaps could cause long-term harm. manufacturers have a year to remove the chemicals or pull

a beautiful image just released that was captured last week.early thursday morning nasa's solar dynamics observatory, caught both earth and the

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