still today across the eastern u.s. these are the forecast heat index values. 90's in georgia and south carolina. the famous batman who brought joy to children was killed on a maryland highway after getting out to check the engine on his custom bat mobile. he became an internet sensation when he was pulled over in full costume by police and the whole thing was caught on camera. he would drive the bat mobile to visit sick children in hospitals and lift their spirits handing out super hero toys. >> the oldest known u.s. military veteran has died. emma died on sunday one month after she got to meet president obama in the white house. she suddenly felt ill and suddenly died after that. she jien joined the army auxiliary war. president obama calling the decorated veteran a true tra trailblazer. >> actor tracy morgan is headed back to tv after a year and a half after the crash that left him injured. they will host a show october. he had several broken doabones n a wal-mart struck slammed into his suv. his friend died in the a

looks like the storm system across the eastern u.s. is going to be a slow mover. over the next few days you will have the risk to see showers and stormss in eastern u.s. the front already cleared through across parts of the plains. take a look at some of the temperatures. it is much cooler hine the storm. middle 40's in places like rap tid city and 50's in kansas city and chicago. even further south into oklahoma tulsa looking at the temperature of 66 degrees. it feels more like fall out there across parts of the plains. ahead of the storm system feeling like summer in places like raleigh feeling like 90. quiet on the radar but expect the fires and storms to follow up later today. >> the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. pokey mond -- pokemon plotted f. >> what happened at the tail end of that race. >> double pandemonium at the national zoo. the special that no one saw happening. it wouland it turned onif you turned oeverywhere else.ne room but that's exactly how traditional cooling and heating systems work. so you pay more than you should. but mitsubi

including new england and including new england in the intake including new england and into a eastern u.sg new england in the intake you are looking at severe weather in parts of the plane temperature rise across the nation and the southeast and southern plane temperatures there into the 90s in triple digits. meanwhile further north in the midwest not bad at all, temperatures in the 80s. dagen. dagen: thank you on the maria molina, meteorologist terry fox. do you want your smartphone to be smarter than you are? google and apple want to predict your future. let's call it the great arctic office conspiracy. why are women colder out work than men? we now have an answer. we are all wearing sweatshirts and wrapped up in blankets in the commercial breaks. we are freezing and the men are sweating. checking u.s. stock index futures, everybody. we now have range reported seven-point gandalf features. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and trickiness. when b breaking news. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! after a dvt blo

because of this intensifies it will track due west and curve up to the northeast, the bahamas, the eastern u.s. it is too early to tell. we will spend the next couple the watching this, allowing hurricane hunters to fly through for data. 87 is the typical high this time of year. we were hotter than normal, record was 98 in 2002. it was not quite as bad as yesterday. at 7:59, sunrise at 6:29. 77 downtown, still muggy. 70's martinsburg 72, 73 manassas, dulles 75, annapolis 78. most of us in the 70's, muggy. the real action has been in the upper midwest, chicago, western indianapolis, down to st. louis, there is a cold front moving eastward. that will help bring us a better shot of showers and storms tomorrow, especially midday and afternoon, and again thursday. the moisture pumping in, storms developing. the next two days, do not leave home without the umbrella because you will need a. think friday it's perfect. the question is happily this will move out. rain lingering early morning friday come up behind at a big-time improvement. hot and humid with scattered showers the next couple days. frida

meanwhile, back towards the north, though, we have a cold front pushing through the eastern u.s. to bring thunderstorms out there for you. maybe some travel delays, especially for people in the northeastern portions of the country. then coming out of the northwestern canada, gusty winds in the pacific northwest. but we have a front developing, moving through parts of the northern plains and central canada and the thing with this bringing thunderstorms with it but it's going to feel a lot more like autumn for a lot of you. that's the case, look at bismarck, 34 dropping down to 20 on your saturday. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobiyashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. stacey thunder (voiceover): on this edition of "native report," we watch master quilt maker gwen westerman construct a beautiful star quilt, we learn about "mni sota makoce, the land of the dakota." -with the beautiful people of the red lakes celebration. and we take a look back at our very first story from season one of "nati

green red and purple show rain in the eastern u.s., up to 76 inches worth. the colors are missing west of the rockies showing how dry california is this summer. meteorologist david murphy is back now we may see precipitation tonight. >> reporter: later tonight mainly up north rick. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you right now we have nothing of the sort. as we look live sky6 live hd at the airport. lots of sunshine and clouds out there and bright. obviously on the hot side, too a little more humid than yesterday. that's the biggest change between now and the weekend. temperature 85 degrees. dewpoint, 61. if you look at the airports around the region most are in the mid 60s that's characteristic of what you're dealing with. winds out of the humidity as well as. satellite showing a front to the west that's evaporating and mixing out all its precipitation at least due west of us. as we get into the evening hours there's a chance something pops up particularly up near allentown. 4:00 p.m. we're dry. 7:00 p.m. some stuff cruising in toward lancaster and r

look at the red indicating warm air it just sits over eastern u.s. and this is through wednesday, we will take tonight to labor day weekend. the jet goes further north just locking in the the above average temperatures. even though those 90's may back off it will still be warm this time of the year. warm and muggy, 73 for center city. cooler for suburbs, hot and humid for your tuesday up around 93 degrees. kiehl off down the shore mid 80's in the afternoon. sea breeze kicks in. wind does lighten up. lower risk for rip currents tomorrow but swim when life guard are on duty. here's extended forecast for heat wave number five, extended one in the the low to mid 90's for this thursday. slight chance for isolated shower or still on friday but not enough to mess things up, if we are trying to get in for labor day weekend. labor day weekend looking good. we are in sun mid 80's and labor day almost looking good. break out that barbecue enjoy. >> i like that advice, thanks. >> appreciate it. "cbs evening news" is minutes away. scott pelley joining with us a l

you have warm temperatures in the 80's, 90's and triple digits through the eastern u.s. down through the gulf coast. take a look at the temperatures behind the front. much cooler and as much as 10-15 degrees below what is average for this time of the year. 75 degrees for a high 7 kansas city through chicago minneapolis as cool as 60 degrees. that's the forecast high temperature for today. through the atlantic ocean tropical storm danny at 50 miles per hour. it will continue to be west ward out here. it will limit it for the next few days. days away from possibly being a threat. we will keep you updated. >>> we will be listening. thank you so much maria. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. you have heard it happen before lasers being pointed at planes and helicopters. these picked the wrong pilot to mess with. how they became the target. >> the sketch that made the handsome tom brady look kind of ugly. big news on whether it is headed right no you. >> the dog who has guilty written all over its face. ♪ it's a calling. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. everyone l

it should stay relatively warm across the eastern u.s. 80's and 90's. as you go further west temperatures below average 60's and 70's for the forecast. heather and ainsley. >> thank you maria. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up a mother's desperate call for help when armed men storm her house. >> we are being robbed at gun point. i just ran outside with my baby. >> what happened next stunned even the 911 dispatcher. >> the cop caught on camera during the whip and nay nay. the story that is bringing the internet by storm. woman catches a home invasion. >> i ran outside with my baby. there's a black young man at the front door he pulled a gun on my husband. >> they had just returned to their atlanta home when 4 teenagers tried to push their way inside. mike was shot two times in the leg. the woman and infant daughter were unharmed. a nearby business video shows them walking toward the home shortly before the attack. they released this sketch of one of the suspects who had a stud piercing between his eyes. >> this for a date. a geo

we have a cold front on the move across parts of the eastern u.s.england i you will deal with areas of rain. that will be something to watch. that will likely produce delays at air ports. -- airports. temperatures rebounding into the 90s. danny, maximum stained winds at 85 miles per hour. it will continue to move westward. it is forecast to weaken. a lost dry air and wind sheer forecast across the caribbean. it will bring strong winds and heavy rain there. >> maria, thank you so much. have a beautiful weekend. we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ >> it's friday morning development. global market check for you. right now the dow is still below the 17,000 mark. selloff of 350 points. tough week on wall street. toss it over to maria. we've seen pressure across the board. a tough china number. i'm sure you will hit on this morning. great interview with donald trump. maria: thanks, nicole. we have a leading technical analyst on this morning who basically said something has changed in the charts. he is suggesting we have more downside risk. we'll see you in

it is one hour ahead of the eastern u.s.. all those events live. ok at some of the top stories of this hour. coming up, netflix is offering new parents unlimited paid leave in the u.s. will it catch on with other companies. tesla earnings out after the bell. will talkt hour, we to chief u.s. equity strategies for citigroup and get his take on what is ahead for the markets. he is not that doomed. no doom and gloom for him. all that and more coming up. apple's comeback story continues. shares were down to the lowest levels since january be forced that -- before snapping back. erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle sat down him why eyes and asked he is so confident that apple stock will keep going higher as he predicts. guest: it is a white knuckle period with the apple number that was vary strong but did not beat expectations in terms of the june quarter. i think this is a three-month battleground period. to of iphone user upgrades 6. you have the 6 s coming in the fall. i do believe this is what i view as a massive opportunity to earn apple. you are goin

eastern. u.s. stock futures headed the opening bow. dow futures continuously telling us we work our way to the opening battle. dow futures updating endpoints, s&p down time. breaking overnight ,-com,-com,-comma police and st. louis fired tear gas and arrested nine people as protest turned violent over the shootings of amendment or mean. we will have the latest details on that. donald trump and jay bush take off the gloves at the doing town hall meeting. we'll have the highlights of trump versus bush. a court hearing today. hillary clinton's e-mail scandal as a conservative group now demands the state department work faster to release e-mails to the public. i'm sandra smith. lots going on. i'm also joined by transfixing nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at the latest breaking news in what to expect today had. more on the breaking news in south korea appeared returning fire after north korea shot an artillery shell. the defense ministry says that surveillance equipment detected a single north korean shell fired acro

the south eastern u.s. is going to have to keep an eye on it. they have it turning away from the coast but until it makes the turn, our eyes are on it. >> we'll stick with mother nature here. take a look at this. that's a tornado that made a huge mess. this is in southern australia, south eastern australia. the firefighter who filmed the storm said this funnel just took out power lines, damaged homes. people who live in this town, they say they just remember hearing this monster sound, and then seeing that funnel cloud it. >> wow. >> amazing. >> it is a back to school welcome that a lot of people did not find very funny. >> it has some virginia college kids in trouble before the semester begins. >> and the first day of school interrupted. the problem is forcing hundreds of kids to have another day of summer and why it's causing problems for the community as well. >>> just into the news room, maryland now issuing guidelines to end racial profiling by police. right now maryland's stoern general is in annapolis making that announcement about that n

very summerlike across the eastern u.s. looking at ties into the 80s.d ahead of the storm system. behind it a significant drop in temperatures. today it feels like fall across the northern plains. 57 degrees for high temperature and in minneapolis are high temperatures are forecast to reach 66. lauren, over to you. lauren: coming up with a random global market action before we hand things over to "mornings with maria." ♪ you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline, a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. trained to a final look for your global markets before we move onto sanders smith on "mornings with maria." asia your biggest loser. hang seng losing almost 1.5%. in europe ri

we are tracking a lot of weather across the country but across the eastern u.s. fortunately the weather will be quiet for the next couple days. we will be seeing the sunshine temperatures that are typical and close to average for this time of year. as we head further west across parts of the western great lakes region and also the northern plains this is what you are looking at. storms firing up today. there is a risk some of these storms could produce isolated severe weather. a new storm system parstarts to move into the pacific northwest. we will have to watch for severe weather. a concern across the west we have gusty winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour and low humidity. because of this we have elevated fire danger. fire weather watches are in effect as well. current temperatures in texas in the 80's in dallas and also houston. as we head into this afternoon temperatures will continue to climb well into the 90's and even triple digits. meanwhile in the northeast pleasant temperatures out there 83 degrees for the high temperature in new york city. you are onl

a big portion of the eastern u.s. bracing for a heat wave. while out west more than a hundred wildfires rage. dozens of homes destroyed by an unprecedented blaze in washington state. we are there live. >>> worth the wait? donald trump finally gets specific on key issues in the presidential campaign, hitting on immigration -- >> they have to go. >> -- sending ground troops back to iraq. >> you knock the hell out of the oil, take back the oil. >> and the surprising place he gets military advice. >> well, i watch the show. >>> fatal accident. a navy parachutist ties after

we have heat, and it's across the eastern u.s. complainingeñ]b([fççp and down the coast, writ feels like 96 here in new york city, but it is august. summer heat, here we good. a cold front moving through so that's going to drop temperatures for dallas and d.c. and new york city, louisville. so by thursday, everybody here in new york city and the fox news control building? 82. so, things will get better, i promise. you cannot complain about the heat here in the northeast because look at the folks across the southwest. heat from 110 to 120 goings and that's going to continue today. look as the temperatures. that's not heat indies -- indices. that's. record temps, 102349 phoenix. supposed to be used to this but it's still very, very hot outside. a quick look at watches and warnings. we have the cold front moving through, going to bring some relief with the potential for strong to severe storms later on today. n[vsuly gretchen, i have to hant to that weatherman. he held on to his green screen. there he is. >> oh, my goodness. >> he so

a big portion of the eastern u.s. bracing for a heat wave.n a hundred wildfires rage. dozens of homes destroyed by an unprecedented blaze in washington state. we are there live. >>> worth the wait? donald trump finally gets specific on key issues in the presidential campaign, hitting on immigration -- >> they have to go. >> -- sending ground troops back to iraq. >> you knock the hell out of the oil, take back the oil. >> and the surprising place he gets military advice. >> well, i watch the show. >>> fatal accident. a navy parachutist ties after

. >>> well, it is a bad situation that will likely get worse, a busy fire season in the eastern u.s., so far nearly 7 million acres have burned. >> yeah, so bad the military called in for assistance, cate cauguiran who has been out there before explains what they're going to do. >> well, they've got a lot to do ahead of them, i can tell you, i know we wake up tired for this shift, but they've been out there, nothing compared to what these firefighters are facing, some of them haven't been home in weeks because as soon as one fire is contained, another starts, it's been a bit of a revolving door so they really need that help. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly a decade, soldiers will suit up to fight fires. the situation across several states gotten dire, scores of fires have become deadly, destroying hundreds of homes, and forcing thousands to flee. >> they came quick, it came hot and heavy and then the winds kicked up and just unstoppable. >> reporter: the military also target the flames from the air hoping to slow the spread as people wait to find out if the fires left anythi

it is 10:43 eastern. a u.s. forest service firefighter has died battling a fire near lake tahoe.the 21-year-old was hit by a falling tree. more than end this firefighters have been dispatched to battle 20 wild fires. conditions are made worse by the drought. >>> the families of 214-year-olds messing at sea have called off their search. they went missing after a fishing trip. the coastguard searched for a week and the families continued a private seven until saturday. >>> debris has been found in the maldives and it is being. ed if it is from a plane. they say it is premature to speculate. >>> the new york police department is expanding its arsenal of stun guns. seven hundred teasers are in use. they hope to add another 1,000 and hope the move encourages more officers to use non-lethal alternatives dealing with criminal. >>> al jazeera america is has a special day of programming, summer of the gun. police areut ting statistics with crime rates falling, but people in more dangerous areas aren't seeing the changes. >> reporter: people are living in fear and there have been a spike i

our check of montano's history shows that he has visited or been in a number of states in the eastern u.ser the past several years. at this point, i'm going to ask officer frith to explain to you his arrival, what he encountered, what he saw and what he did. i want to remind you that the police department's making an exception to our policy. officers involved in critical incidents are not subjected to media interaction and voechlt while the investigation's taking place. we're going to make an exception today. but questions, if any, will be very limited. >> good morning. yesterday, i was working in the area of the hickory hollow mall around 1:13. i heard over our radio that officer arnette was flagged down by a citizen stating there was an armed suspect in the theater. i was in close proximity with another officer and we immediately responded. myself and three other officers responded. we arrived pretty much the exact same time. at that point, i noticed there was two citizens that were possibly wounded. immediately called for an ambulance. and knowing that -- gaining the information that t

high temperatures across the eastern u.s. summer-like, in the 80s and 90s, but below average across parts of the great lakes, where highs are going to be in the 60s and 70s. taking a look at the radar. pretty quiet this morning. some rain across parts of southern new mexico, those storms will be firing up later today across the eastern u.s. ahead of that storm system. now we're going to switch gears because we mentioned it's national waffle day and we have a special guest with us this morning. we have the spokesman for choice hotels. why is today national waffle today? >> well, last year, 70 million guests stayed in a comfort inn and comfort suites. the guest satisfaction score is a national high. about 300 hotels across the country have invited in first responders, teachers, local chambers of commerce to come and enjoy some free waffles. >> it sounds good. you brought several different flavors for us here this morning. go ahead and tell us what are some of the flavors you have to offer at all the hotels. . >> sure. we'll tak

tv ratings should benefit from rio's time zone, one hour ahead of the eastern u.s. will stop using artificial colors and flavors within three years. the company's move follows an industry trend. breakfast cereal sales slumping as consumers shy away from processed foods. how are you going to get the green in the lucky charms? a new sign of openness to roman catholics who have divorced and remarried. pope francis says the church still has a place for them. the pontiff says they have not been excommunicated. his remarks point to a possible change in the church's stand on remarried, divorced people. they are currently banned from receiving communion. those are your top headlines. i loved every one of those. erik: all right. sec minutes from now, the is going to sit down and debate a rule that has been in the works for some time. part of the dodd frank act. americanwould require public companies to disclose the ratio of how much their ceos get paid relative to everybody else at the company. david is here to talk about it. let's remind everybody, i tried to summarize it,

but hot in the eastern u.s. and this ahead of a cold front. see the winds from the south pulling in the warmer air and transporting it northward is watt we are seeing today. look at the current heat index value. it is only 10:30 on the east side and 87 in new york city and 86 in washington, d.c. and charleston already 90. those numbers going to continue to climb as we go later in the afternoon and what the forecast heat index is what we anticipate it is going to feel like outdoors as we head out there. so many areas forecasting to see those heat index values climbing in the 90s. it is going to be warm out there. but some areas are going to be dropping off because of the front headed eastward. lewisville, by thursday,ome only in the 70s. here is the southwest looking at the excessive heat warnings. heat index values as high as 120 in the forecast and looking at the actual temperature it is significant. death valley, 120, and 116 in other areas across the southwest. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >>> you are going to split up families an

you can see the shades of yellow, orange, and deep shades of purple over the eastern u.s. of 40, 50, or 70 since the first of january right through the middle of july. notice how the colors are just missing over the western half. u.s. heading back to the graphic, we have the exceptional drought according to the monitor still ongoing across central and eastern and southern sections of california with no relief in sight. this led to western wildfires equivalent to the state of new jersey. 5.6 million acres and have burned since the beginning of the year. take a look at this footage out of trinity county in california. this is about 60 miles west of redding in a town called hay fork. 200 foot flame out of the mountains at this barker fire. there is another nearby fire called the rail fire where residents were grabbing livestock and preparing to leave. they caused mandatory evacuations in hay fork. you can see the panic as people try to extinguish the flame. containment there is only about 5% at the moment. back to the graphics, the wind expected over this part of california n

a big portion of the eastern u.s. bracing for a heat wave. while out west more than a hundred wildfires rage. dozens of homes destroyed by an unprecedented blaze in washington state. we are there live. >>> worth the wait? donald trump finally gets specific on key issues in the presidential campaign, hitting on immigration -- >> they have to go. >> -- sending ground troops back to iraq. >> you knock the hell out of the oil, take back the oil. >> and the surprising place he gets mille itary advice. >> well, i watch the show. >>> fatal accident. a navy parachutist ties after colliding with another. their team on a safety standdown. we'll have the latest. >>> and it's a jungle out there. a blistering article about working conditions at amazon goes viral. claims of 80-hour work weeks, brutal competition, employees reduced to tears. how the company's ceo is firing back today, monday, august 17, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from stay in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome t

they voted in favor to give more power to separatist regions in eastern ukraine. have u.s. prosecutors expanded currency manipulation by some of the world's largest banks to include the russian ruble and riddell. the justice department is using feels it reached with hanks in may to get more information on market rigging. it has attracted the attention of u.s. prosecutors people familiar with the letter said. the latest phase focusing on trading practices at banks. walmart spending a billion dollars to raise employee wages and get more training. the replay -- retailer cutting worker hours in order to keep costs in line. they have been told to leave shifts early or take longer lunches. those are your top stories. up, the latest result of the bloomberg politics . the latest poll shows shift in voter interest. is team hillary panicking? emerging market etf using $2.5 billion in just a week and debriefing the gains. mark andreessen, cofounder of andreessen horowitz. that and much more coming up. alix: investor tom demarcus made several calls in recent years. he recently predicte

he's been in a number of states in the eastern u.s. over the past several years. i want to remind you that the police department is making an exception to our policy officers involved in critical incidents are not subjected to media interaction or involvement while the investigation is taking place. we're going to make an exception today but questions, if any, will be very limited. and the same goes for the sergeant. officer frith? >> good morning. yesterday i was working in the area of the hickory mall around 1:13 i heard over the radio that there was an armed suspect in the theater. i was in close proximity with another officer and we immediately responded. myself and three other officers responded. we all arrived pretty much at the exact same time. at that point, i noticed there was two citizens that were possibly wounded immediately called for an ambulance and knowing that -- again, the information that he would be a suspect was still inside immediately proceeded into the theater to actively engage him. we were directed to the theater where he was at which was

. >>> severe storms though not that severe are threatening the eastern u.s. today. chris warren of the weather channel has more. >> reporter: it eventually is going to be very stormy for some of the big cities in the northeast. that's what we're keeping an eye on here. look at the set-up first, how things are going to play out. this is what's going on. we had a dip in the jet stream, you have the moisture here. the ingredients are coming together for the threat for some strong storms for the rest of day for parts of the northeast. but it is the big cities tomorrow that we are watching for some of the stronger storms to move through. this does go from d.c., philadelphia, new york, not quite to boston but anywhere in the orange or the red, thunderstorms will be possibly but it is here in the red where there's the greatest chance for some of the strongest storms which does include the possibility for some damaging winds. now for washington, d.c. this is how it is going to play out. later on tonight you're going to have a chance for some thunderstorms. then by morning s

. >>> the wildfire situation in the eastern western u.s. is getting so severe the military stepping in to help. >> kate joins us with more. >> -- cate joins us. >> 100 active large fires in 10 states, so far they've burned nearly 7 million acres, it's gotten so bad for the first time in nearly a decade, u.s. soldier soldiers on a different front line, the fire lines, 200 active duty military troops will be deployed to fight the fires all along the west coast, the jerusalem fire nearly contained but there are still 19 active fires burning across the state, one of them in central california, firefighters there still battling the rough fire in kings canyon, that one has burned more than 20,000 acres, that wildfire started because of a lightning strike, fire crews will be keeping an eye on the weather, specifically the wind. >> we have those real dry fuel so, we just get the simplest gust of wind, just carry those embers across the road and start another area. >> and in washington the scene ic lake town in the cascade mountains is surrounded by

we did have that storm system yesterday roll through parts of the eastern u.s., bringing in a lot ofons behind that system not only in the northeast but even as you head farther south across the southeast, the exception will be across parts of florida where you are going to have showers and storms as that frontal boundary isn't going to be quick to move out of there and across parts of the rockies you have showers and storms out there, with a lot of monsoonal moisture that's typical this time of year. >> parts of the south, you are looking very hot. the concern is also you have a lot of humidity in the air so it makes it feel hotter than the thermometer reads. later on this afternoon, the city of dallas is going to feel like 100 degrees, and we have heat advisories that have been issued in the areas. north dakota, south dakota, and extreme northern wisconsin, you are going to see storms today and they have the risk to produce damaging windgusts. stay safe out there. let's head back inside. ♪ ♪ >>> i spent over six figures annually just on legos. >> it's the way people express themsel

severe weather possible across parts of eastern u.s., new england, atlantic and parts of the plains.espread 90s and triple digits. back to you inside. >> thanks. >>> just to clarify. we were talking about the polls determining who's going to be in the pols thursday night. the polls close 5:00 today. i don't know which polls we'll actually be using. candidates, top ten welcome announced later, not tonight at 5:00. that's the cut off point. >> then we'll show who's in. >> soon enough. all right. >>> coming up on the show, this office per gunn-- officer gunne down in the line of duty. the third one in memphis. we'll have that next. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. >>> a fox news alert. the man hunt is over after 29-year-old wilbourn turned himself in to police. he was wanted in the murder of the police officer sean bolton. >> you are looking at a coward. he's a coward. you gunned down, murdered a police officer for less than two grams of marijuana. >> wilbourn told police he's not a cold blooded killer and isn't a coward at all. here peter johnso

not whole lot of weather on going across the eastern part of the u.s.night it's dry, it's quiet. still another chance tonight to take a look at perseid meteor showers in case you missed them last night. tomorrow morning a lot of sunshine. so have those shades. have the sunscreen. down the shore area wide we're looking beautiful across the area for your friday evening plans and what about plans down the shore for the upcoming weekend. dry, 80 on saturday. low 80s as we move toward the upcoming weekend. big maroon five concert on sunday, warm and dry. poconos mountains refreshing start to your forty three dame high temperatures top out in the upper 70s. low 80s on saturday. sunday temperatures in the mid 80s. get ready for building heat across the area for the upcoming weekend. 90-degree temperatures will return. so for tonight open up the windows, 50's in the burbs. mid 60s in the city. friday it's a 10. saturday looking pretty good. we got jazz on the avenue taking place broad and cecil b. moore looking pretty good for that but a little hot and then hot

woo ehave a trough over us and a ridge over the central and eastern portion of the u.s. will mean warmer than average conditions. temperatures first thing in the morning on the mild side. when you get going for your friday very limited fog near the coast. high clouds, most areas in the 60s. for the afternoon high clouds and sun. 97 gilroy. 95 morgan hill. upper 80s f. 87 in red wood city. 70 degrees in half moon bay. it will be in the 70s around daly city, downtown san francisco mid 70s. considering you were up to 79 you are going a little bit lower than today. 88 in the north bay in santa rosa with filtered sun. east bay 80 in oakland. 87 degrees in free mont. 92 in walnut creek. accuweather seven day forecast if you do not like the summer sizzle don't worry. this weekend it will fizzle. mid 80s inland. mid 60s near the coast. we will take that slight possibility of a few showers saturday morning with temperatures remaining within a few degrees next week. dan and cheryl. >> 103 out of 100. >>> and still ahead on the rise sea levels and what nasa now says is unavoidable.

a big portion of the eastern u.s. bracing for a heat wave. while out west more than a hundred wildfires rage. dozens of homes destroyed by an unprecedented blaze in washington state. we are there live. >>> worth the wait? donald trump finally gets specific on key issues in the presidential campaign, hitting on immigration -- >> they have to go. >> -- sending ground troops back to iraq. >> you knock the hell out of the oil, take back the oil. >> and the surprising place he gets military advice. >> well, i watch the show. >>> fatal accident. a navy parachutist ties after colliding with another. their team on a safety standdown. we'll have the latest. >>> and it's a jungle out there. a blistering article about working conditions at amazon goes viral. claims of 80-hour work weeks, brutal competition, employees reduced to tears. how the company's ceo is firing back today, monday, august 17, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from stay in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "

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u.s. support into eastern europe, poland and the balkans to send a alliance isthe nato still intact. we need to make sure that we are .ntering ukraine forces they have been invaded. parts of the country are still occupied by pro-russian forces. need to provide support or ukraine to continue to reform. we have to to be involved with our partners and allies in europe so as to push back putin for sure. i think over the long haul, his is a failed state. if we grow our economy at the rate we are talking about, we will be stronger than any country in the world. this is still the strongest country in the world and has the potential to be the only developed country to renew itself and grow at a far faster rate. if we did that, and you see the failed economic policies of russia, ultimately, they will collapse but we need to be said asked and vigilant as a relates to their efforts. yes, ma'am? yeah, sure. i am in favor of -- charter schools are highly effective. the good thing is that if they do not work, they close. what about traditional public schools? against think the place up over and ov

eastern. >> all of the u.s.sidential candidates may be breathing a sigh of relief as john stewart prepares to host the daily show for the final time. in the 16 year with stewart at the helm the daily show is known for its political satire. it won the emmy for outstanding variety, musical or comedy series ten straight times from 2003 to 2012. >> which are you most excited about watching tonight? john stewart's last daily show or the gop debate? people have been tweeting in throughout the show. jason says he'll be watching both but says wow jon stewart will wish he could cover the debate outcome himself. get in touch with us worldwide@cnbc.com or twitter @cnbcwex. i think because of the donald the gop debate peaks for me. >> i think because of donald trump and a lot of his controversial comments you can be sure that a lot of people will be tuning in to see what he has to say. >> i hope that on the show they pull together an epic montage of his epic bits. those get me going. but on top of that impressive guests liv

u.s. and cuba, juan los and others here are optimistic that this could lead to a culture of tolerance and acceptance. ash-har quraishi, havana, cuba. >>> a new look airs at 9:00 eastern pacific. >>> u.s. military officials say they have seen reports and are investigating several attacks southwest of er erbil. jamie mcintire has the story. >> they say they're taking the allegations very seriously, even at this point they cannot confirm whether a chemical agent, possibly mustard gas was used in the attacks. nevertheless, they say it is the thing i.s.i.l. would do if it had the capability. these reports originally came to the german defense ministry, some germans are advising the kurdish peshmerga in iraq. they believed they were exposed to something, some of them had trouble breathing and exhibited chemical burns. kurdish authorities and iraqi authorities are endeavoring to take samples if in fact i.s.i.l. has introduced chemical weapons to the battlefield. david. >> iraqi forces are now in a second half of a multiweek campaign to get i.s.i.l. out of the crucial city of ramadi. what is the latest in the fight? >> reporter: david, you may remember, they were beginning a

eastern. >>> day one of the u.s. open at flushing meadows and all eyes on serena williams. serena chasing the calendar grand slam, hasn't been done since steffi graf in 1988. her sister venus in action at arthur ashe, struggling against monica puig in puerto rico. she needed three sets but closed itut here with a huge foreha winner. 35-year-old williams moves on to the second round, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3. >>> chicago ory is out. last year's surprise finalist ousted by ben would pair. this is the first time since 1999 the finalist from a previous year has lost in the first round the following year. >>> across the street from the open tonight, first place mets host the phillies. yankees in boston but not mark te shara. he returns to new york for more tests on his bruised leg. >>> now to the latest on deflategate where there is still no settlement. the nfl insists tom brady accepts guilt for his role in allegedly deflated footballs but the quarterback refuses to admit the slightest amount of guilt, testifying he did nothing wrong. so today the two sides await ruling from judge richard

television ratings should benefit from rio's timezone, one hour ahead of eastern time in the u.s.ational hockey league taking a page from major league a spot when it comes to digital operations. the nhl has signed a six-year agreement with them tech -- with bamtech to operate streaming services and nhl network. nhl commissioner gary thabetman called the agreement transformational. coming up on bloomberg "markets -rated corporate bonds performing badly. is the weakness in the debt market a sign of more to come? china was supposed to be a place , our consumerss still spending? one hour from obama's speech on his iran deal. he will defend it from critics who charge it will lead to an arms race. shares of motorola solutions up after silver lake invested $1 billion. plans to use the cash to grow public safety products and diversify away from radios and pagers. the company reported second-quarter earnings of $1.4 billion in sales and a plan to buy back to billion dollars in stock. the ceo joins us from the company's headquarters. are youdetails, what going to do with the $1 billion from

eastern here on c-span. today, a former commerce department official on the u.s. role in the global economy. we are live from the heritage foundation 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. the american bar association hosted the annual homeland conference today here in washington. immigration,e drones, preparedness, and balancing privacy with data security. see it lively: 30 8 a.m. eastern on c-span two. >> so thrilled and excited to be here, i want to thank c-span for covering this national book festival. how hugee camera shows the crowds were. i'm so excited. >> one thing to remember about exceptional presidents can't be said too often -- they are the exception. [laughter] coming, this is a wonderful event. it's been said that heaven is a library. if that is the case, we are in heaven at the national book festival. >> young people are not the leaders for tomorrow. some point, you will save yourself, i'm a youth leader for today. to show we have this red blue map. when you went and interviewed people, the divide was not a chasm. the divide was a little divide. political scientists were just in t

u.s. july adp report out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. we also get trade deficit figures and ism services index. time [ inaudiblediscovery communications. now interesting if you look at u.s. futures we're now a bit higher in premarket trade. the dow up about 7. nasdaq up about 8. apple shares up slightly in premarket trade. still trading in correction territory one of the 13 stocks, in fact, on the dow trading 10% or lower from recent highs. >> back to earnings, etsy second quarter loss doubled due to higher marketing costs. they jumped 77% because of spending on product listing ads. the company says the strong dollar could hurt demand for goods this quarter which could slow the pace of gross merchandise sells. they fell 16% in after hours trade. germany off by one. >> shares in coach climbed off recent lows after it's q-4 earnings beat consensus estimates. revenues were down 12% compared to last year but they offered signs the company's turn around process is gaining momentum. >> there's u.s. retail earnings due before the end of the week. second kwar results from ralph lauren and kate spade lat

she's visiting almost every major port on the eastern side of the u.s. are looking at her as a kind of celebrity. >> this shark goes up and down the east coast, but the shark is dangerous. this is a dangerous shark. this isn't something that you play with. >> absolutely. white sharks are animals implicated in many attacks on humans globally. those are low numbers, but they do attack people. >> last question on mary lee. is there a pattern of what she does? she goes from massachusetts down to florida, then comes back? what does she do? >> well, scientists like me like to think that we figured her out. it turns out that we haven't. we thought that white sharks simply move north and south. mary lee goes wherever she wants. >> and nobody is there to stop her. if she wants to go east, she's going east. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, it's miller time. does he like any of the republican contenders? miller is next. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i se

u.s. history. coverage begins life monday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. an all-day event featuring officials, authors, and community leaders. more from the atlantic conference with a new orleans-based poet and others. at 930 -- 9:30, a 2005 house hearing. during and after the storm. >> they said they would take us to shelters where we could get help and get the seniors help. they loaded us up on military trucks and then declared the and of new orleans jefferson parish, a war zone. in thatll did not sink we were the prisoners of war. wednesday night at 8:00, c-span's 2006 tour of hurricane damage and recovery. >> you cannot describe it. that is your whole life, gone. house, but your whole career and all your friends and family and everybody's gone. it is probably a year later and you do not see what you used to see. you do not forget it. you will never forget it the rest of your life. >> moderated by the then mayor. >> i know all of this is state level, federal level, and all other levels. i voted for you to represent me on a local level. i do not know whe

otherwise, if you're in the eastern or central u.s., it is (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific regions, (202) 748-8001. can you go over what the rules are at this point for recreational use of a drones near the airport in a flight path? developingfaa is rules right now for commercial drones operators. for right now, hobbyists, the folks who want to take a model aircraft into a field and fly it, are supposed to stay below 400 feet in the air, fly only during daylight, and keep aircraft in view of the pilot on the ground. supposed to fly within five miles of an airport, unless they get special --mission from the aircraft air traffic control tower. some of these clubs like to fly near airports, but they are supposed to let the tower know and they are careful about scheduling their flights in between incoming or outgoing planes. the reason your viewers may have been hearing more about drones in recent years is because in 2012, congress told the faa you need to develop rules for commercial drones. roots of folks -- movie makers farmers, who want to use drones. s

u.s. us supreme court. >>> a look back at race in america. today marks 50 years since the riots in los angeles. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. it is 10:45 easterntaking a look at today's top stories. u.s. markets are down this morning after china devalued its tightly controlled currency. china's trade was being hurt, making chinese exports more expensive. >>> some northern california residents have been forced to leave their homes for the next time in two weeks because of a new wildfire. >>> as democrat presidential candidate, bernie sanders has picked up his first major labor endorsement. it's a note-worthy endorsement as most of the union's 185,000 members are women. >>> on the heels of another night of protests in ferguson, missouri, today marks 50 years since the start of one of modern america's worst race riots. the riots in south los angeles brought death and destruction in the industry. john henry smith reports. >> reporter: race riots broke out in a slew of american cities during the 1960s, but it's the watts riots that have endured. >> a man said to me today that all of this would not have happened if the negroes had been treated diffe

u.s. budget and economic outlook in an updated report from his agency. that's live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> saturday august 29th marks the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina, one of the five deadliest storms in u.s. history. tuesday night at 8:00, x span's tour of hurricane katri tof new >> they told us that they would take us to shelters where we could get help and get the seniors to help. and they loaded us up on these military trucks and then they declared the city of new orleans and jefferson parish a war zone. and it still didn't sink in that we were the prisoners of war. >> on wednesday night at 8:00, c-span's 2006 tour of hurricane damage and recovery at st. bernard parish in louisiana. >> you can't describe it. that's your whole life gone completely. got nothing but cement and rubble left. not only your house, but your whole community. all of yourp friends, your family, everybody is gone. and now it's going to be a year later and still, your family and friends you don't see anymore that you used to see. hell of a feeling. you don't forget it. you'll never forget it