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>> tim: intersectional matchups that are down one interstate. lamar jackson's putting up the kind of numbers you need to turnovers have been the problem for both teams. five lead changes in total, but the boilermakers have a chance, down 7 with 4 and change remaining. lost it out-of-bounds. that's what happens to teams that are 9-39 in the last few years. >> spencer:

coming the to square up the ball. anytime you turn your body to the sideline, if you don't feel that properly, the only way the ball can go is out-of-bounds. you got to get that left foot up the field and your shoulders parallel to the in-line. if you don't, the ball has no place to go but out-of-bounds. >> tim: you're really in the hole, the ball at the 40-yard line. elijah sindelar, sophomore from princeton kentucky. has to make something happen here. out off the rollout action. to gregory phillips. move some out of the pocket away from the pressure to the wide side of the field. the single receiver out there the heads up call that actually had a run or pass option aspect to it. brilliant play. >> tim: 13 yards and a first down. fuller is in the game in the

in anthony mahoungou. 13 catches and 95 euros a season ago. against trumaine washington right there. >> spencer: a tactical weapon here. try to get the line of scrimmage, as long as there completing passes. >> tim: sindelar in trouble. had to rush that pass as a result. mahoungou the intended receiver. had to get rid of that one in a hurry. >> spencer: light pressure coming outside from louisville. going up the middle as well. >> tim: trayvon mullen, 91 the first time. 2nd & 10. big-ticket plays that belong to number 33, anthrop ti

the ball is tipped. phillips the intended receiver incomplete tip that one up the line. could've been just a wounded duck. someone did to pit. >> spencer: it was tipped but i think it was out. >> tim: 3rd & 10. fuller remains in the backfield. >> spencer: pressure. >> tim: outside, free play here to work with. incomplete. should be a free play. he was going for the tight end. >> referee: offsides, defense. 5-yard penalty, third down. >> tim: there is a offsides uc uc.

tackle concept. a shot that gap. >> tim: been talking about jackson anthrop, 33. >> spencer: he's a playmaker. the slot at the top of your screen right there, 33. 5 for 11 on 3rd down. >> spencer: this action here right now. there it is. >> tim: ball was tipped at the line of scrimmage again by youn young. >> spencer: got to be patient. there will be two routes that will develop. should've went to the outside, force it underneath. the opportunity was to the right. got a good block in front of him, got his hands down. >> tim: got away with the whole two. fourth and five, this is your ball game. all right here. a must make for purdue. stop that could pretty much put it. back on it.

>> spencer: pressure is late. >> tim: anthrop, anthrop first down. >> spencer: he's a baller. >> tim: i think it was torry holt nc state years ago, big days, big plays. anthrop is the kind that the sales that. >> tim: sindelar with the middle tight end. it have to say other than anthrop's 33, it's been about hermanns and hopkins the tight ends this offense all night. >> spencer: the outcome is there but it's really the hands of the controlled anthrop there. the ball is placed exactly where it needed to be but when you go up that high point and you got strong hands, you come down. that's all about the player.

>> tim: sindelar back to anthrop again. out of carver high school. >> spencer: create open field tackle. if that ball was put on his outside shoulder, make the turn upfield as it was. he was told a little bit. but help the defender make a play. >> tim: third down and seven. >> spencer: a tough spot right here. >> tim: you've got for place to work with. see what they go with. overthrown, intended for fuller. most of what has worked tonight for purdue has been one of their guys on the backfield has been in motion. not stopping. >> spencer: when you can clear people out and you've got concepts, that's what you got to do. you've got to find where the matchup is. you can do that in real time. >> tim: let's see where anthrop

also got gregory phillips, who was had his fair share of catches tonight as well. fourth down and seven. tight bus formation. see if they can bring 100 days. >> tim: there it is. he got the first down. this is in hieroglyphics. at this stage of the games convey just that you're plays right. >> spencer: is about how you get into them, great it, even by formation. after a while, the short motion got it over there. the switch route, that is what we call not so natural pick. >> tim: peter's sermon, we ever mention his name. the former tennessee linebacker now, defense of creator coming over for mississippi state. he had a number of spots, really happy to be with us louisville program rig

that's what he's doing. they've got big possibility is entered doing this tonight without alexander, their best players since he got hurt. that passes picked off. intercepted. intended for his eco- . chucky williams got it. >> spencer: did chuckie get his feet and? 's early maiden athletic player. he got one down, got both of them down. that was the first one down and athletic body control. there's that left leg in. clearly in. >> tim: he bounced one, here's the bounce. that's it. >> spencer: he's got control of it. >> tim: what happened on the second one didn't matter. >> spencer: one is all you need. >> tim: at the fourth purdue turnover. you have to figure it would come down to either purdue making a play or louisville defensively getting a picth

second half is gone. >> spencer: the concept was there. just didn't have enough on it. getting to his destination. >> tim: it's not over yet. the hay is not in the barn but timeouts remaining. they do have two coso could get it back. lamar jackson won't allow that to happen. unbelievably, i don't know why he did that. >> spencer: they keep running that shortsighted the field and he makes a decision like that running it out-of-bounds. >> tim: that's not wise. purdue has got to go timeouts to work with. >> referee: timeout purdue. second time out of the half. >> spencer: i don't know why they did that. that may come back to haunt them because you got to get the right personnel on the field. >> tim: that's what i had to take it. guarantee you, he didn't want to take it. he didn't. but he had

because if you don't have the right personnel at the quarterback, it may be game seven match. all things considered, i believe we've got mike pereira back in los angeles. who might want to explain to us. >> people are asking how come this started and here's the rule in college. outside of 2 minutes in the second quarter of the fourth quarter, if a runner goes out-of-bounds, the clock restarts after they've placed the ball down and made it ready for play. once you get inside of 2 minutes, then the clock remains stopped, but that's what i had to take the time out here. just to save those additional 17 seconds. >> tim: thank you for the clarification. we appreciate that. bonnafon is back in the backfield. 2nd & 6.

adjustments have been made in the off-season to try to speed the game up. here's lamar jackson. about three years cyprus down. keeps running to the boundary. >> spencer: not sure whether some of rights on the field. >> tim: that's the final timeout, and it will really come down to a must stop here. try to force upon. they need to about two and a half yards. >> spencer: let's see if they hang their hat with pressure or try to with coverage. first half, they were very effective containing number eight. >> tim: jackson responsible for a total of 485 yards tonight on what we call a quiet night. two touchdowns in the air. 107 yards rushing.

>> spencer: louisville is going to take a timeout. >> tim: timeout louisville, first time out of the half, 30-second timeout. working the headlines over. let's take a look at that overall evening for lamar jackson. there were some blunders along the way, but as usual, when the time. to make a play, he did. >> spencer: he really did and he was accurate in the middle of the field. that was one of the criticisms in one of the reasons why people downgraded him a little bit. the plan you would expect of a heisman trophy winner and in the subsequent opener didn't have it there. today, he sent a couple of things in the sense that he has improved, about 13 pounds heavier, a little bit more accurate at times. all the mistakes made up front on the offensive line is problematic tonight. >> tim: had a chance to visit with him on a summer series that wead

speak to him before the game tonight on fox and you can see really humble kid, wants to work on a lot of things to get better. footwork is a lot of it. petrino is the quarterbacks coach. the defense accorded for purdue was in his wedding. he didn't have preferred seating, but he was there. going into the kentucky hall of fame with all of the connections between brohm and petrino. bonnafon didn't get it. not even close. it's a full yard, may be a yard a half shy. so his defense again, short yardage has been a problem for louisville tonight. >> spencer: it has and they didn't even have to have to get aggressive. they did play tight around the line of scrimmage. they got the same personnel in. this defense has been stout. >> tim: they may be contemplate and going for it.

bit more. robinson and company sticking their nose in there, denying the yardage forward. >> tim: they are taking their time before making any changes. they're going to use that timeout. use as much of the clock as possible. get it down as low as they can before taking the time out. still have one remaining. >> referee: timeout louisville, the second time out of the half. 30-second timeout. >> tim: they are going to punt it. purdue should have decent. what again we have for you tomorrow, you think to coach his quality of lives will be impacted by the outcome here? great matchup, sec meets pac-12. rosen and company in the rose bowl, college football kicks off in a special night at seven eastern only on fox. how about

five not in week one? the big ten so far undefeated. they did have one big ten team lose but that was to another big ten team. when the powers are looking pretty good in the early going here. jackson anthrop is back deep, booted away. pressure end over end as anthrop has to take it on the bounce. get as much as he can and then out-of-bounds at the 17-yard line. 47-yard boot. 1:14, plenty of time for purdue. no timeouts. >> spencer: am going to tell you something about this play caller here. he is a master of the clock management and he has got arsenals, plays in his quiver that he can pull out this exact situation. he already knows in advance what he wants to run. it's whether

quarterback can execute. >> tim: they had a few in their hip pockets at practice the other day that they have not utilized yet. it is sindelar. took over after he threw his second interception in the second half. david did a nice job for a period of time as has sindelar. bryson hopkins, pressure had a little something to do with that. >> spencer: the ball was off the mark too. >> tim: something wrong with an incompletion in the clock and the time remaining. 2nd & 10. >> spencer: got to work the edges. >> tim: louisville understanding that very spread out defensively. over the middle again, that one is taken by fuller. pushed back at the 22-yard

clock ghost tick, tick, tick. under a minute remaining. sindelar incomplete, looking for anthrop, that was really good defensive play. understandably so. >> spencer: cannon was in there that was a bang, bang play. you can see that one when the ball arrives. he was right there. ready to deliver a blow. >> tim: fourth down has been a problem. but 2 for 2 hear on fourth. get out to fuller and he stoppe stopped. ronald walker made the play

they take a lot from this. no question about it. a nice job of looking off the coverage, the type of play that's not going to work backed up like this. you got to really get the ball to the parameter and push it upfield. out of timeouts, don't have the skill position played out run people. >> tim: agreed to be back with you. >> spencer: same here. >> tim: hated last 21 years we've been here in the fall. we will be back at it next year. we will see the boilers on fs1. one of the favorites in their division in the mid-american conference. college football is

and it is by far the best season yet on the fox family of networks. two guys that know and respect one another well. petrino and brohm. 35-28, louisville having to come from behind to win it against the purdue boilermakers team that was pumped up. the four really outstanding crowd, but are of 40 in indianapolis, these fans of both purdue and louisville just love coming to indian why not? they gave a whale of a game. louisville now will set sail for north carolina from the loss earlier today at home at chapel hill. try to come back against the cardinals and then louisville will be at home to take on clemson, the team that knocked them

gave lamar jackson the great heads up on last year's heisman. that will be in week three. one of the really big games of that weekend, doesn't get any easier in the acc. both big ten and acc fans would love to believe coming into the season their leagues are the best coming off of the end of 2016. we shall see. let's go downstairs to holly saunders, she's got bobby patrina. >> how crucial was her defense of the second half? speak our defense did a great job. >> we put them into bad positions defensively and not scoring likely could have. a really tight game. i was happy to see your defense come through into the they need. still he had a very good friend across the field tonight in jeff brown bread how impressed were you with how he battled? >> executing their offense. defensively, couldn't block their inside guys. they're big and physical. thank you very much.

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>> tim: tomorrow, as a special night of college football, great matchup. the sec leads the pac-12. they welcome the aggies of texas a&m to the rose bowl. cultural both kicks off on a special night seven eastern only on fox. will have a long with jenny. it's a fun night for us in indianapolis, indiana. tim brando, spencer tillman and holly saunders. many thanks to all of our guys in the crew. our crew together for the very first time. i thought that louisville clearly had issues after alexander got hurt, their best offender. it looked like purdue took advantage of that. it was david blough first, but then when he made a mistake, some exam that comes in. and then sindela

defined his friend jackson anthrop who made big play after big play. >> spencer: losing about 80% of the time and that's what happened tonight. that was an indicator if he got back into that mode again, they would have problems. spin lookout for that run game. in ohio next week on a quick turnaround. his game is really good. >> spencer: this is their conference. a division within the conference. going to be a tough out for them. spoon give me your thoughts on lamar because it was really quiet 107 107-yard rushing. >> spencer: i'm not going to say he answered all of the critics questions, but i think but it was time to make plays, he did what a big-time player, heisman trophy winner should do. things that he did not do with the three games to end last

at lsu. i was embracing back embarrassing. it was a tough situation for him to overcome. and make the case that he deserved the heisman trophy. he won that the first half of the year. >> tim: and make sure to catch up friday on fs1. the cardinals travel to north carolina next saturday. spencer, holly, and i will be en route to purdue. don't forget ucla and texas a&m tomorrow night. for spencer tillman, holly saunders, are producers and our director, our entire sports group, this is tim brando saying so long from india.

. this is fox 5 at 10:00. the search for survivors continues after the catastrophic flooding from harvey, this as president trump surveys the damage in houston for the first time. breaking news in the district. three shot in southeast. police are searching for the suspects. a rainy start to your holiday weekend, but our sunnier skies are the way? the news starts now. thank you for joining us, i'm lauren demarco >> i'm matt ackland, we'll begin with the weather it's been boy kind of dreary all day long. but gary is in for gwen. and we're hoping that gary has good news when it comes to the rest of the labor day weekend. gary, i think it's good. right >> y

know, i have good news. i understand. >> here's where we are, it's cool, chilly, still, we got 50's out there. it's down to 63 in the city and we still have rain showers. winchester is 55, martinsberg, 57. hagerstown is 58. gaithersburg one of the only temperatures that have come up over the last couple of hours. they were in the 50's. now up to 60 degrees. don't get used to it. gaithersburg you'll probably drop back down into 50's. there's still showers out there and and i think we're still going to have showers. still probably 3:00 maybe 4:00 in the morning. nothing too heavy. you see the motion here, there's light rain through frederick county and farther down to the south, coming up in the southern

pretty good rain. eventually this moves in calvert county and over to the eastern shore. it's moderate rain, the heaviest of it is to the south and thunderstorms we had earlier over to the eastern shore. those have since moved out. here's the deal. still showers around at 1:00 a.m. maybe few showers lingering until 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. then i think we start drying out. probe wake up tomorrow morning with a few clouds around and then, yes, it does get better. tomorrow is pretty good. labor day is fantastic. we'll talk more about that coming up. full forecast in just a bit. they have worked so hard and the coordination between the federal and the state and the local has been terrific and we'll keep it going that way. if anything, we'll get it -- i don't know if it gets better but we'll try and make it better. >> one week after harvey slammed the gulf coast, president trump made his

first hand look at houston, texas. he and the first lady traveled to a church where they net displaced texans hit hard by harvey. the president and first lady are back at the white house after the trip to houston. meantime. back in texas, people who live in those flooded areas are beginning to return home and are seeing the destruction left behind by harvey. also tonight, we're learning the death toll climbed again. it now stand at 44. fox doug luzader has more from houston. >> reporter: many parts of houston are drying out. some flooded neighborhoods will remain flooded for longer than anticipated. and houston's mayor says enough is enough. >> for some of these neighborhoods in houston, this water isn't expected to go anywhere in coming days. if the army corp of engineers tries to drain nearby reservoir, some homeowners have refused to he'd evacuation orders, the mayor said it is mandatory to get out. >> i have no choice but to

a mandatory evacuation for those in individuals who are living in this particular area. >> reporter: president trump meantime visited those hardest hit by hurricane harvey saturday. shaking hands with relief workers and handying out meals to those displaced by the storm >> these are people that have done a fantastic job of getting things together. >> reporter: harvey left tens of billions of dollars in damage in its wake and the estimate is expected to continue to rise. president trump is seeking an emergency 7.9 billion dollars next week. relief and rescue efforts continue as flood waters recede some areas, residents are returning them to and neighborhoods devastated by the extreme flooding. some finding their home gutted. >> i've lost everything. furniture is gone. the only thing that i got was my dining room table. >> reporter: with the school

will have to be relocate and schools may not reopen for months. in houston, doug luzader, fox news. more than 100 dogs and cats arrived in manassas virginia today. animals had to be evacuated from a shelter in southwest louisiana in the wake of hurricane harvey. they will be placed in shelters in our area and evaluated for adoption. president trump said earlier today, it could take several years to rebuild the areas hit hard by harvey. people across the country are really stepping you to help. in fact, that is happening right here in this area. and all you need to do to help is sit down and eat. fox 5 tisha lewis reports. >> reporter: it's usual inside the diner in northeast as frequent patron >> you can tell a place like this cares about the community. >> reporter: they come most saturdays but this morning is far from the typical

the restaurant is donating a portion of proceeds to people who have lost lively hoods, holes and family member >> they need as much help as they can get. they kind of lost everything. disheartening to see. i think this is a small step. >> reporter: everything counts. for owner the giving to those who need it the most is the least >> we are donating five % of our sales across all of the eight restaurants, we know our guests are excited, our employees are excited to raise as much as we can. >> reporter: she said the restaurants make anywhere between 30 and $70,000 on a saturday. the american will aid the red cross's effort >> they're providing immediate support >> the one-day fund-raiser in more than 100 food and

establishments are participating. no amount of money will repair the emotional and physical damage. but any amount of money is enough to help. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> you can enjoy good restaurants >> and the holiday weekend. >> some restaurants are continuing their efforts through labor day. >> we wanted you to have a list of all of them. so what we've done is put them on our website. all you need to do go to fox 5 dc.com. places to eat this weekend >> so many top restaurants in dc. coming up. metrobus drivers are speaking out >> you heard about this all week long, standard with the nasty attack earlier this week. many say they simply don't feel safe behind the wheel of a bus. we're going to tell you why coming up. racist remarks crude words written on the road in one pennsylvania

police investigating. we'll tell you that story coming up. stay with us.

fox 5 local news breaking news, dc police on the scene of a triple shooting in southeast. one of the people shot, a woman we're told was killed. >> this a is what we told you about at the first of the show, about a half mile from the congress heights metro station, fox 5's lindsay watts has more. >> reporter: two women and a man was shot one of the feel victims did not make it. according to police, no arrests have been made. family and friends of the victim who passed away are here, there was an incident earlier that brought more police rushing to the scene. some or the of alter cation and tense moments. i spoke to a man who said it was

his two female cousins shot. one of the victims was grazed by a bullet. she died on scene. he said that he doesn't know what happened here and police on scene could not for any information about that either, about what led up to this. we do the shootings happened after 7:00 p.m. on tubman road near alabama avenue. police say the man who was shot was conscious and breathing and again, one of the women was grazed by a bullet. this second woman was killed. neighbors who live on the street say that it's not typically violent here so they were surprised by what happened. as we learn more about what happened, of course, we'll keep you updated. in southeast, lindsay watts fox 5. a metro bus driver getting urine thrown in her face. latest assault metro works say they've had to deal with on job. yesterday fellow bus drivers held a protest where in one woman was attacked. >> demonstrators say they're upset about what they call unsafe

fox 5 bob barnard has the story. >> metrobus operators asking for protection are instead being taken away by metro supervisors. disciplined for essentially refusing to work, said the transit agency. some of those drivers are being replaced by white shirted supervisors. not accustomed to getting behind the wheel >> keep your bodily fluids to yourself. all right? all right. >> reporter: metro is calling this an unauthorized labor action. the bus operators union telling us it's just their response to a disturbing incident on the troubled x 2 line last weekend. that's a female passenger throwing what police say was a cup of urine on a bus operator, an unprovoked attack, they say against a female operator. >> what happened the other day is the straw that broke the camel's back. no one she don't have the oper

those conditions. >> reporter: the accused, 38-year-old opal brown is being charged with a misdemeanor assault. she's been ordered to stay away from only that bus line, not the entire system. >> unfortunately when you're operating a transit vehicle, it's a multi-ton vehicle and god forbid if that bus gets out of control. we want to support the enhanced penalty and we ask the jurisdictions to support. unfortunately it happens >> the urine tossing incident seen on tv by lots of metrobus riders >> i think that's ridiculous and something should be done. >> it's minnesota. you see a lot. >> there was one incident where we were on the bus and a guy hijacked the bus. >> reporter: leaders of local 689 say this should not a work storage. bus operators are asking only for protection in the face of an increasing number of

their drivers. they say those plexiglass shields are far from full-proof. the first eight months of this year, metro transit police say officers have made 211 arrests on busses along the x 2 line alone. >> you see all these officers and all these supervisors standing around instead of them threatening my people why don't you get on the damn bus and ride with them so they're safe. >> reporter: supervisors say people trying to get to work and kids trying to get to school got caught in the middle of today's protest. >> where does this go from here? local 689 leaders say they will keep making their concerns heard until they get what they want. in northeast washington, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. let's turn to news in montgomery county where police are looking for a missing woman in silver springs. she was last seen at her h

sly go avenue around 6:30 thursday, family members have not heard from her since and worried because she does not have the medicine that she needs police are asking anyone who may know where she is tonight to give them a call. in the district, police are investigating after two men were found shot along eastern avenue in northeast. this happened after 10:00 last night and police believe the victim both men were actually shot a few blocks away near eaves and 59th street. both men are expected to recover. no word on suspects. >> the shooting comes on the heals of who other shootings in the district. the first happened on anacostia in southeast. a teenage was hit but expected to recover. no too far away and just a short time later, a man was shot on minnesota avenue northeast. victim was taken to the hospital. right now, it's unclear if the shootings are related. long-time dc residents remembering former police chief isaac full wood. he died

yesterday. battling kid fee failure he led the police department during a tu multiple with us time in the city in the early 80's and 90's, at the time dc was healing with a huge spike in crime and drug epidemic. sheriff's deputies in charles county are looking for a man they say tried to rob a subway shop. it happened last tuesday along marshall hall and brians road. investigators say the man demanded money but the cashier refused and the suspect left when customer walked in. if you can help police give them a call. a man accused of firing shots at the columbia heights metro station. he was arrested on thursday, metro transit police had a look-out for him. they say he fired shots down a metro escalator on august 25th. an alert resident spotted him near the mall and called police. when officers arrived he took of

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grounds to hands out backpacks >> hi five. >> we won the car. ♪ ♪ . major news a expected from the white house on tuesday has to do with a program that protects young people from deportation if they were brought to the united states as children. >> reporter: on tuesday, the president is set to announce whether he'll dismantle daca. daca stands for the deferred action for childhood arrival program set up under president obama. on the campaign trail, president trump called it unconstitutional and

seven months later things have gotten complicated. daca has given work permits to almost 800,000 illegal immigrants who came as children, some are urging the president not to completely rescind the program for many reasons including how it could politically damage the gop >> i don't think he should do that and i believe this is something in congress has to fix. there are people who are in him po. these are kids who know no other country, brought here by parents and don't know another home. and so i really do believe that there needs to be a legislative solution. >> reporter: congress failed to pass immigration reform under the past two presidents and current members remain deeply divided. because it's an executive order it would only take a signature from mr. trump to kill it >> the president's priorties are to create a system that degeneratives legal immigration and benefits our economy and american workers. the president has been clear he loves people. and he wants to make sure that

>> reporter: if president trump doesn't end daca by tuesday, several states say they will challenge the program in court. car line shively fox news. today mark as day of resistance and noncompliance with f4 in texas. immigrants families gathered to protest the law and voice support of daca. the state law would let police officers to act like immigration officials questioning the status of anyone they detain or arrest. the measure sailed through the state house but businesses worry it could cause a labor force shortage and activists say the new law is unconstitutional. >> we're good people. here here for the same reasons they are. we want to better our families, better career, we want to make something of our lives. this is the only chance we got. the only opportunity we get to make that happen. >> sb4 was supposed to go into evict yesterday but

blocked by a federal judge. it's usually a peaceful road in pennsylvania but recently marked with a hateful message. someone spray painted the phrase whites only with an arrow pointing ahead towards the small town of toby hannah. police say vandals left swastikas and other racial slurs on a jewish home in the same area, a few weeks back. road crews removed the graffiti by friday afternoon. police warn the people responsible for this will face serious charges when caught. the largest wildfire in history of los angeles continues to rage on threatening the 2700-year-old grove near yo semty. the forescorched out over 3,000 acres so far in a region known as la tuna. it's prompted officials to order mandatory evacuations for 200 homes. the fire started moving over hollywood hills towards ber

they took the unusual step of keeping the helicopters in the air at night. outfitting the crew members with night fitting goggles. might long stretch is expected to remain closed. >> it's been about 45 years since we've had a fire in this area. so we've known for a long time firefighters known for a long time there's a lot of fuel in these mountains. some ways, burning this off the next 20 years will help secure this area but we're watching this extremely closely. >> the fire is causing record setting highs further north in the san francisco bay area as well. the coastal city hit a rare triple digits both yesterday and today. you were saying you were there >> i was in la about a week and a half ago and went up to san francisco. we walked near the hollywood hills by the sign, we did a hike up there. it was really dry. really, dry. you can see how that area is susceptible for a big fire. everything is dry in the area. as you make your way up to san francisco as well.

news there is they're not dealing with a droughts that they were before. all the aqua ducts are filled with water. that's good news, because the drought was so bad >> hoping that it holds off and stays away from yosemite and those trees >> so many people living in that area. still ahead longstanding tradition thrown out. as controversy between a high school football clothing ban, first fox's rich identify son >> monday labor day gets underway. the the hollywood pace hostage itch to contributions. many will spend the day by having barbecues, attending parades or taking a trip to the beach. tuesday, it's the united nations international day of charity. for celebrated in 2013, the day promotes charitable efforts made to reduce poverty. wednesday president trump is expected

and senate leaders at the white house, all parties expected to discuss a range of issues including emergency funding following hurricane harvey and passing a new federal spending budget. also in politics, john mccain is expected to return to capitol hill this week following the conclusion of the oh senate's four-week recess. the senator underwent his first round of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with brain kansas in july. in thursday, the will kick off the 2017 season as the reigning super bowl cheltenhams. the patriots will kick off against the kansas chiefs. and that's a look at the week ahead, i'm rich dennison fox news. news.

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