and it continues with its illegal blockade of the gaza strip. and it continues to illegally alter identity and status of occupied east jerusalem and to commit aggressions and provocations against our christian and muslim holy sites, especially al-aqsa mosque. the continuation of the israeli aggressions against our muslim and christian holy sites is playing with fire. all of these israeli policies, actions and measures are the reasons for the failure of all international efforts, particularly that of the international quartet for the past 13 years, just as israel has sabotaged the efforts of successive american administrations over the decades. here, i must once again appeal to you to provide international protection for the palestinian people, suffering under occupation since 1967 in the west bank, including east jerusalem, and the gaza strip. i extend my appreciation in this regard to the security council members who convened an arria meeting of the council to explore the possibilities of international protection for our people, and i urge that

. >> the impittsburgh will continue over the next several hours and continuing through the midday hours. that's the worst of hermine's weather that will be on top of us and leaving tallahassee as conditions begin improve markedly there. the m made landf we talked about last night at 1:30. this is what i'm here. you see tallahassee beginning to see the end of the rain shield. it is these bands that can set up here that cannot only bring us enal rain but embedded in them. as the last few minutes, still reporting the 50 mile-per-hour wind at the airport at 35 here. so this is the pocket of very heavy rain that we'll be dealg throughout the mornin. this is torrential downpours. not only that, you can hear the thunder if you are under any of portions of manatee. we'll widen out the shot to see the issue here. where is the rain ending? we have to keep going. the moisture will sit on top of us here for what looks li the next few hours. that will be a problem for fresh water flooding. as far as the winds, 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds, expein gusts. taedabout at the top of the newscast here, we

and of course, our continuing coverage of tropical storm hermine continues. is. it's nasty out there. stick with us. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. ct even when life isn't. pretty! hey. umm... sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks sweetie. the labor day sale is on now at havertys. >>> a live look from the hyundai of new port has been inundated with heavy rounds of rain. so far this morning since midnight, south winds at about 28 miles per hour. this is also associated with a tornado watch. citrus, hernando, pasco, pinellas, hillsborough, that watch goes until 8:00 a.m. because of the feeder band or the rain band that wraps around what is now tropical storm hermine. and it's bringing tropical downpours. there's the live picture, all plenty of lightning unfortunately. we are getting a lot of lightning strikes northern portion of polk

we will continue to counter cyber threats.will continue to work diligently to root out terrorist networks and will work to destroy isil. at a time when the international order is under strain, i also emphasize the degree to which united kingdom's leadership on the world stage is essential. we are grateful for the uk's indispensable role in achieving landmark agreements on climate change, on issues of energy security and global development. we will continue to count on being able to stand together, stand strong with our british friends, to make sure that international norms and rules are enforced and are maintained. the bottom line is that we don't have a stronger partner anywhere in the world than the united kingdom, and despite the turbulence of political events over the last several months, we have every intention to making sure that that continues. and so i look forward to our partnership. this is my last g20, teresa's first. but the continuity of the relationship between the united states and the united kingdom, that stret

they continue success. storm will sit in this area, few that go way far west, few far east, look at this cluster here. the storm looks like it will slowly turn north. and as it moves northwest, maybe, it could spread some of this heavy rain back into the area. by sunday morning, not a bad looking day, just clouds, mix of sun here, but by monday, as the storm continues to intensify, move north, and closer to the area, heavy rain begins to spread into atlantic city, maybe as far as i-95, by monday at noon, clouds trying to work their way into the western suburbs, but the rain, very heaviest just off the coast of that track changes just little built, there is some uncertainty with that, we could see very heavy rain. so this is the amount, looks like two to maybe 3 inches by tuesday at noon, a lot coming down late sunday and throughout the day monday, some even spreads as far as north as i-95. dawn? >> all right, thank you, dave. well, cape may is one of three new jersey counties now under a state of emergency.

it will continue to pull out the area today. we'll be left with just a few spotty showers in its wake here as we head through the afternoon and into early this evening. we do have wind advisory effect for halifax county, edge comb county, wilson county. gusts up to 45 miles per hour. and when those wind advisories expire at 8:00, they'll still be breezy across the entire region. 22 mile-per-hour in lewisburg and help ter done. 26 miles per hour in rocky mount. also 26 miles per hour gusts in fayetteville. 30 mile-per-hour wind still gusting in goldsboro right now. seeing some these trees coming down because of how wet the ground is. definitely use some caution as you're out and b we may have some limbs falling on to power lines and road this morning until early this afternoon. it's 65 degrees right now in raleigh. 66 in durham. clayton, 67. 66 in lillington. it's cooler outside this morning and, this afternoon, we can expect temperatures to top out just shy of 80 degrees for most temperature. chances of showers continuing it thr

that is what we will continue to watch. the tornado warning remains in effect for another 20 minutes. i suspect that that will cancel if anything changes we will have that here. >>> thank you. as you continue to track that we are going to move north where the hurricane is expected to make landfall in a few hours. >> as you just heard him talking, rain and when will be a major problem -- wind will be a major problem. this is about 45 minutes south tallahassee. how's it looking? to be rough. we are basically in the line of fire. a lot of little towns all along the big bend area. that's south of tallahassee, and when high tide came in, the golf overtook the beach. and look at that. that gazebo is underwater. people are evacuating the area. it has been nasty. the wind has been picking up. and the rain has been and, the street here, it is getting ready to flight as well. anthe people who live here are getting out even one of the channels here basically about to overflow. we got an up close look at what the storm surge is doing.

they continue through lunchtime. they continue into the-esque drive home as well. maybe a bit lighter. more scattered throughout 6:00, 6:30 this evening. we're going to see any drier weather. it will arrive in the overnight hours. starting off thursday on the dry side. more showers possible as we head towards thursday afternoon. umbrella. latest this morning, karl has been downgraded into a tropical depression with winds at 35 miles an hour. it will stay a tropical depression before it strengthens. if you have interest in bermuda it look like a tropical storm. strengthen to a hurricane later this week. just a few hours in the of 0s and that's henderson anne south hill. 7 # our high today. 78 in fayetteville. then tonight we're going to drop to the they continue for thursday, friday we'll see the most sunshine that we've seen all week and that's not much. and then in the first full weekend of fall 88 our high saturday. >> 6:21 right now. let's check in with al lie. you've been following a lot this morning. >> a bunch of crashes on i-40. you can see we do have a lane

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that continues with our tropical storm hermine, downgraded from a hurricane. for us, it will be the same. very heavy rainfall. look at these pockets of lightning here. we contininto pasco county. this is remarkable with the band that is moving through. very heavy rain, very february lightning into wesley chapel as well. that will continue as everything has set up from south west to northeast. ok coming from, right? we have more to get through hear. that involves lightning. these storms have embedded winds in excess of 40 miles per hour, which is tropical storm force and why we have the warning as this stream of moisture will continue for the next several hours. current wind gusts to 54 in st. pete. this is going to be a problem throughout the day. there's tampa at 40. i think that will be for a good chunk. we'll be back with more accumulations and where hermine is eventually headed into a few minutes. >>> coming up also the storm tears a piece off of cedar >>> welcome back. take a look at this. this dock is not supposed to be the web cam out of cedar key. the

as flooding and flood recovery continues, let us know if you see news. give us a call on our newsline 9. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and videos to newsroom @ kcrg.com. cedar rapids police say they will identify the 13-year-old girl killed in a shooting yesterday morning on the city's southeast side. police did take 3 people into custody soon after the shooting. police came out to the corner later died at u-i-h-c. of the three people in custody -- all are males and two are juveniles. more than 50 people gathered for a vigil last night for the girl.. the vigil started with a prayer from the teen's aunt. candles lined the sidewalk spelling out the girl's name. family, friends, and neighbors struggled to hold back tears. neighbors told tv-9 that the girl's death was not intentional. one witness says she was sitting in a car when one of the suspects pointed a gun at her, off "8:28-8:46 "i heard a gunshot. and when i did, i went to the window, that's when i seen a couple of males, which threw me off guard because my girlfriend said

the investigation will continue and days and weeks ahead. they'll try to get to the bottom of what happened here. in the meantime officials say they don't know what the terminal will on back up. this is over 100-year terminal and it's been here a long time. they will try to get it back in working order as soon as possible. as you can imagine thousands and thousands of people still have to commute to and from new york city yain they're making justments for all of that, uke ukee, and as we said the investigation will continue in the days to come, back to you. >> a safe trip home. we'll see you tomorrow. thank you. in other news tonight authorities make arrest in house fire that claimed life of two wilmington firefighters and injured four others. beatrice is charged of starting the fire on saturday. she was drunk and on anxiety medication when she started the fire in the basement. two firefighters were killed during the fire when a floor collapsed. two injured firefighters are recovering at crozer burn center. >>> many came out for first of two

we expect labor market conditions to continue strengthening. and we are generally agreed that gradual increases in the federal funds rate to remove what is a modest degree of accommodation will be appropriate, but we dent see the economy as overheating now. my colleagues and i exchanged views at this meeting on the appropriate timing of the next step in reducing policy stimulus . most of us judged that the case for an immediate increase in the federal funds rate is stronger, but it would be sensible given the finding of a bit more running room to wait to see some continued progress evidence that we continue to progress toward our objectives. so for the time being, we're going to watch incoming evidence report can see from the that most expect that one increase in the federal funds rate would be appropriate this year and i would expect to see that, if we continue on the current course of labor market improvements and there are no major new risks that develop and we simply stay on the current course. >> howard schneider with "reuters." i was wond

then for tonight, continuing to rain. continues windy. and overnight low of 77. for tomorrow, we're going to continue with the rain. at least through morning hours in that high temperature about 83 degrees. small craft advisories out winds out south 30 to 45 knots. don't go on water high here's your seven-day forecast, rain chances stay high into the first part of the weekend. by labor bay get back to typical showers and thunderstorms during afternoon hours. much more to talk about that in few minutes. thank you, jim pursuit of a robbery suspect stretched from tampa to st. petersburg. and where detectives found them i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. the man who shot president ronald reagan is moving to virginia. a f

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the explosion continued for minutes. there were no injuries reported. >>> donald trump from seeing it again, mexico will pay to build border. >> it's part of his immigration policy. coming up, how his opponent is reacting to his speech. and how mexico's president feels about his claim about >>> we're tossing over to schools are closed. >> people are wondering where the rain is. >> it's offshore. it's wrapping around tropical storm hermine and it will take a few more miles pushing east to where we would be inundated with rain. or it will stay just offshore. >> already people are saying flooding. they don't want to rain to come. >> any rain that comes will cause flooding because of the amount we had ye >> we going to see wind? >> we are. willow forecast coming up. i want tshyou ?? onshore wind throughout the afternoon. pushing the water farther inland. the tides are higher than usual and starting high the next hour depending on where you are anywhere between and -- between lunchtime and 5 him. this is what i am talking abo

and this will continue to rotate onshore. not only because of the heavy rain that's going to fall but embedded in a feeder band, you get a lot of rotation. that's why the tornado watch continues for citrus, hernando, pasco, pinellas and hillsborough county until 8:00 this morning. we did have tornado warnings yesterday with those feeder bands. would not be out of the question to see them again today. flood watch continues through the evening because we do still have heavy rain question a saturated ground. but we have seen the worst flooding this morning because it also coincided with high tide. and you know, there's another high tide that happens today later in the afternoon. right now, the heavy rain continues for pinellas county, throughout hillsborough county, northdale, up toward thonotosassa, plant city, zephyrhills. waking up to the thunder and the heavy rain hitting your roof. thankfully citrus and hernando county getting a break as we and roads closed in the areas. look at the wind speed, sustained in tampa at 30 mile

they will continue to investigate who the bullets belonged to. no perfect preseason for the packers --- they just couldn't keep up last night. rookie quarterback joe callahan capped a strong preseason by throwing for 143 yards and a touchdown..... but it wasn't enough to get a win. the green and gold lost last night 17 to 7. that puts their preseason record at 3 and one. the packers now wait to see who makes the 53 man roster and get ready for the jaguars on september 11th. smartphone. coming up on wake up --- why the device is now being pulled off store shelves. and whether you need a pick-me-up at work or just happen to be a latte lover ... new research suggests why you crave coffee. and carl has a preview of the you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. forecast from fox6 meteorologist rob haswell high pressure moves of wi today and as it moves to our east in the next lots of sun today with highs in the low 70s. by tomorrow, well move into the upper 70s and by sunday we will hit the 80s again. our warming continues ahead of a low early next week

all of which will reinforce the regions continued integration. given that for asian, i reiterated i'm determined to do everything i can to approve tpp before i leave office. with regard to security, our nations reaffirmed commitment to a regional order where international rules and norms are upheld. where agreements are resolved peacefully. there was recognition of the importance of the international arbitration ruling in july, which is legal and binding, and which clarified maritime claims by the philippines and china in the south china sea. we discussed the importance of claimants adhering to steps to which they've already greagreed including respecting international law, not militarizing disputed areas and not occupying inhabited island, reeves and shores. i reiterated the united states will stand with allies and partners in upholding fundamental interests. among them the freedom of overflight. peaceful resolution of disputes. the united states also continue to deepen cooperation of national challenge. discuss the importance of continuing to s

so breaking it down for you, heavy rain continues. windy today. the coastal flooding, of course, has to do with the times of high tide. we've already passed that and now we're getting towards low tide. some better news there, but it's too late. damage has been done and it's out of citrus. crystal river getting big damage. gusts at 40 and higher at the coast. we're hoping for the rain band that moves a little farther south money i don't see that happening for now. so we're going to continue with big problems. of course, you don't have to be on the roads. my goodness, i know folks have to get to work. take it easy out there. it is not just windy, but it's pouring with very limited visibility. >> we're watching flooding and crashes. i posted on twitter at tampa bay traffic. we're also following this big crash here on i-275 southbound just after bush. this is our camera that's situated right at bird street. you can see only one lane getting by. we have new information. fhp says this involves an 18 wheeler carrying some u.s. mail. you have to have that

the search continues for the other men involved. we will be checking in to see how that officer is doing, he was in surgery. we're also going to be following this very active search for the people involved. rosemary. >> pamela osborne live in atlantic city. we will get more from pam during our 9:00 newscast. >>> krystal, you're watching hermine because we have to stay on top of the path of the storm. >> the track is going to be so important to us. this is a live look outside cape may, winds already picking up. this is the we are looking at. notice from today through tomorrow morning and then notice from sunday through tuesday almost the same distance of movement meaning we are looking at a big stall out near us, those flooding concerns as a result. >> that will continue to linger. all right. we will see you back here at 9:00 and then in 25 minutes for an update. >>> good morning. hermine on the move. the tropical storm battering the carolina right now. the storm packing top sustained winds of 60 miles an hour. heavy rain causes prob

as flooding and flood recovery continues, let 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and videos to newsroom @ kcrg.com. cedar rapids police say they will identify the 13-year-old girl killed in a shooting yesterday morning on the city's southeast side. police did take 3 people into custody soon after the shooting. police came out to the corner of 8th avenue se and 15th street. the teenage girl later died at u-i-h-c. of the three people in custody -- all are males and two are juveniles. more than 50 people gathered for a vigil last night for the girl.. the vigil started with a candles lined the sidewalk spelling out the girl's name. family, friends, and neighbors struggled to hold back tears. neighbors told tv-9 that the girl's death was not intentional. one witness says she was sitting in a car when one of the suspects pointed a gun at her, and it accidentally went off "8:28-8:46 "i heard a gunshot. and when i did, i went to the window, that's when i seen a couple of males, which threw me off guard because my girlfriend said it was only thr

next week, a warming trend continues to be on into the 70s. as of now, rain chances continue to be focused on wednesday, though the development of an eventual hurricane could delay this rain potential into thursday depending on what it does off the se coast. have a great day! today: sunny and mild. wind: n 10-20. high: 70 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 51 tomorrow: increasing clouds. wind: ne 10-15. high: 69 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: ne 5-10. low: 54 morning america. >>> did you kill meredith kercher? >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," a new crime documentary hitting the air waves. on the case that captured the would. the killing of meredith kirnler. >> either i'm a psychopath in sheep's clothing. or i'm you. >> reporter: capitol hilling new interviews. including knox boyfriend. >> i knew her for days. >> reporter: the case made headlines for years. they were convicted. freed. and then charged again. only to be found innocent. >> if i'm innocent, it means that everyone's vulnerable. and that's everyone's nightm

we're going to continue to do that. it does involve vetting to our standards which is required of us, but the program has changed -- needed to change. it did change and is now on a much more successful footing. i should also thank the committee in the spirit of what you said earlier about further budgetary support. much appreciate that as well. if i'd ask the chairman also. >> senator, just first individuals who we were working with were vouched for, we do biometrics, a detailed interview process. we watch closely to behaviors. i would say our leaders over the last several years have been very, very good separating as we go through the process of growing as the case may be. forces in iraq. triab tribal forces. those kinds of things. >> and i also wanted to both of you, i appreciate your continued commitment in the area of sexual assault. i know we have put a lot on the military. i think we have counted up literally there are hundreds of changes we have made over the last few years to the uniform code of military justice

this morning our live team coverage continues. first let's get straight to "today in the bay's" bob redell. he is live near the fire line. bob? >> reporter: good morning, laura and sam. about a mile away from loma prieta. right now you're looking east where you can see the fire has been burning on the ridge at least for the past couple hours. if you look at the smoke, you can see the wind is pushing that fire towards the right side of your screen which is the south where there are new mandatory evacuations. kris sanchez, my colleague, will have more on that in a moment. as far as the fire is concerned, within the past 30 minutes we saw a number of firefighters retreat, going back down the mountain to another fire station. their concern is the fire will eventually head this way. they're retreating to go back to set up another command post to come up with another plan of attack. this is on the western side of loma prieta. this fire started around 3:15 yesterday afternoon and quickly it jumped. it quickly went to 200, 500 and now ove

plus -- our coverage of flood 2016 continues. a live look at cedar rapids now -- sandbagsin this neighborhood, keeping this side of the wall mostly dry. your full forecast from storm "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 team: our calm weather will continue for another day...and at least into the weekend. however, there is a weather maker to our east, which will stay there but as it spins over the great lakes, we could see a again, in the low 60s (about 10 degrees below our average at this time of year). breezy winds could make it feel a little cooler. the winds will calm once the sun sets. expect a dry, late september night with lows falling into the mid/upper 40s. thursday will be mostly sunny and the sunshine will help us warm to near normal temperatures in tomorrow but the stronger winds will completely move out friday. we could see another stray shower on saturday. our calm weather will

also, democrats continue to fight.we will not stand by on partisan policy writers in the ten week funding resolution. i know that 300,000 that worknt for the federal government. i want them to know we are working very hard to keep the government open and to avoid a shutdown or a slam down. we need to make sure we help our veterans and we need to make sure we have the fun to help fight terrible challenge. the lifelong permanent handicaps doing more to help flint and most of all, we know that in a trillion dollar budget that funds both of domestic and military that we have a framework to move ahead. work has been done here on national security. the funding of the department of defense under the funding of other agencies that contribute whether it's the state department and their diplomatic efforts, whether it's homelandig security and good they did a good job responding last week to the challenges but in every community we face and at thee at same time like the national institutes of health, we want them to keep the ligh

a flood watch continues for parts of se wi today. a look at adlib mostly cloudy this afternoon with periods of rain and thunder. a flood watch continues for most of se wi as heavy rain may lead to flooding in spots that already picked up 3-5" last night. the temperature will climb into the middle 80s with dewpoints in the 70s. rain will continue overnight and into the first half of thursday. another storm system will bring the chance for thunderstorms friday into saturday but will eventually cool us into the low 70s for sunday and monday. today: periods of rain and thunder, heavy at times. high: 84 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: rain and investigating a homicide. officials say the brother of a 34- year-old woman returned home to find his sister dead monday night. at last check--- no one is in custody. police believe the victim knew her attacker. they don't believe the public is in danger. police say they are now trying to retrace the last 48 hours of the victim's life. it is extremely rare and and is usually someone who know

mostly dry conditions will continue. the chances for thunderstorms will continue to decrease over the next several days through the weekend and into monday. we'll be starting off with temperatures in the mid-70s and our high temperature will only be around 90 degrees. we'll show you how we're going get to these numbers with your full 7-day forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. reed and marie, back to you. >> reed: it's already a deadly start to september after two separate shootings minutes apart leave two people dead. the first shooting happened just before 8:00 at the park at lake mead near martin luther king. a man was shot inside a car. the victim later died at the investigated as accidental. the second shooting happened near twain and paradise also around 8:00 p.m. it left one person dead in an al vi ym -- alley. no suspects are in custody. if you know anything call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. >> marie: now to an update we've been following all day. investigators working to determine why a fire was intenti

flood warnings continue for receipt i much all of delaware, flash flood watch continues for delaware,outh jersey because a lot of rain has come down and additional rain could come down to lead to additional flooding. kent and new castle county moving through heavier rain. we have light to moderate rain pushing through center city and up to montgomery county over the turnpike, talking about the turnpike there right through chester county south and north, very heavy rain, that takes up entire county and up to the north we are seeing it break up just a bit to the lehigh valley all in the western suburbs and will continue to spread to the northwest. this is what the it looked like on the rain and this is computer forecast. it shows this access of very heavy rain that is spinning around this area of low pressure, it will continue to move to the north. what that wayscally means is that we're getting heaviest rain right now, but throughout the day, it is not going to be as heavy as it is currently but not completely dry either. just off and on light rain, that northeast win, continues, so th

if they continue coming down. why not wait for the dust to settle on that before moving away. >> it's true that our estimates are coming down and that is what is largely responsible for that shift. at the same time we generally agree that the stance of monetary policy is somewhat accommodative. so i hundred 80,000 jobs per month is a faster pace of employment growth in the sustainable and the longer run. we have seen people come into the labor force and may be more than would be expected. it's why it has not fallen. it's probably not something that would be possible without the economy overheating on an indefinite basis. so policy needs to be forward-looking. we don't want the economy to overheat. our 2% inflation objective that is one risk that we need to address i think we generally agree that some gradual increases to remove that accommodation will be appropriate if we stay on this course but as i emphasized it's not that much accommodation and the economy has shown evidence that there are more people who are b

scattered showers and a few storms continue this morning and into the afternoon. the heaviest counties of the tv9 viewing area. high temperatures today will be much cooler, only topping out into the 70s. the showers and storms will taper off into the evening as the cold front begins to push through the area. clouds will begin to break and we'll see some clearing into the overnight hours. this will allow for our temperatures to drop into 50s overnight and early tomorrow morning. dry conditions set in and stay with us for the few storms. locally heavy rain possible. wind: wnw 5-15 high: 73 alo: 71 dbq: 75 iow: 75 70 to 76 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. wind: nw 10-15 low: 53 alo: 51 dbq: 51 iow: 54 50 to 56 tomorrow: partly sunny, windy, and cooler. wind: w 15-25 g: 30 high: 67 alo: 65 dbq: 65 iow: 67 64 to 70 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: w 10-15 low: 48 alo: 47 dbq: 46 iow: 48 45 to 51 esday: partly cloudy. high: 68 low: 48 wednesday: partly cloudy. high: 70 low: 49 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 73 low: 50 friday: partly cloudy. high: 73 low: 52 saturday: p

well, i guess that's why he continues to delay a vote on the continuing resolution and why if they continue to do what they say they're going to do, they're going to block the cloture vote this afternoon, again, because now they changed the subject. this is their chance to act on it and send resources to fight the virus in communities across the country. i'm glad the senior senator from florida, a member of the democratic caucus, has already said that he'll support this clean c.r. in light of the public health threat zika poses to his constituents in florida. he clearly has his priorities straight. it's not politics first and foremost. it's public health. and i hope more of his colleagues follow his lead and vote to get on this continuing resolution so we can get our work done and so the money can go to those communities like those in his state and my state that need it most. now some of our democratic colleagues have said they don't like the continuing resolution because it doesn't allow for funding for the water problems in flint, michigan. but i have to say, mr. president, this is just a

the sailors and civilians continue to do everything that is being asked of them even as the demands continue to grow. working together with un committed to finding a way to address these challenges. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> chairman, thanchairman, drinr reimemberreed, members of the c, thank you for the opportunity to talk about your marines and i thank you for your support of the sailors that serve. marines have a unique perspective on the readiness based on the intent of congress. we are the readiness and it's central to our identity as part of the marine corps team. that said, my understanding of the purpose of the hearing is for the service chiefs. there are many fiscal requirements but this congress has to deal with. however based on the current topline in the future budget projections. we are pushing risks and the long-term health of the force into the future we submitted an unfunded priority list of approximately $2.6 billion which is the largest we've ever submitted. the global security environment drives the requirements and requirements equal commitment. t

the tropics continue to heat up as well. all. of the forecast is coming up next. >>> tonight mark cuban is talking about donald trump. >>> he has yet to demonstrate that he can keep his mouth shut at the right time. >>> plus -- candid interview. >> still ahead, our i team is tracking the money. >> we have breaking news out of charlotte. a protestor was shot by another protestor. protestors also shattered interviews hotel employs. officers are lined up on the street. we will bring you more when we >>> i go back to the breaking news out of charlotte. protestors turned violent this mayor is considering implementing a curfew following a deadly police shooting tuesday. you are looking at a live shot. protestors are walking around the area. this is not the scene of the activity took place. police and protestors have been having a standoff. there is a lot of property damage and police are using a lot burst crowd. they are working to maintain order in that area. you are looking at a live chopper shot. police are lining up trying to block

every time the united states of america continue to grow, continue to outpace other countries, continue to create jobs, continue to petite -- continued to compete. today, we posted the strongest, most innovative, most creative economy in the world. that each trade deal has not had some winners and losers, sure. that at the transitional issue we talked about. good agreements succeed in making economies more efficient. there were productivity and competitiveness. paychecks byd giving consumers a broader range of affordable choices. increase vital export opportunities for our farmers and ranchers and manufacturers and giving businesses large and small the ability to hire more workers at higher wages by selling or goods and more services to customers abroad by electing the marketplace which is accessible to even the smallest business in america today. thingsl do all of these but with one added positive twist, any country that science tpp is signing on to the highest level standard trade pact ever reached. labor, theards on environment and other key issues are not part of a side deal was rea

we'll continue to monitor the and bring you updates. >> for your health, while most can't imagine being awake during a medical procedure, more and more patients are doing just that. >> shannon: danielle explains how a new procedure is providing an option for people too frail to undergo major heart surgery. >> the project is called trans catheter aortic replacement. crushing the old diseased valve to the side. >> the doctor said it is used to treat what is known as aortic stenosis. >> it becomes very narrowed over time. if the valve is narrowed, your brain, arms, legs, kidneys, everything is underprofused. >> a majority are not candidates for open surgical repair. which is why nicholas says it was his best home pretty near, when they were done. >> we're doing these patients awake. they're not needing to be under general and anesthesia. of the they don't need to be intubated. >> shorter hospital stays and decreased hospital illnesses. the biggest benefit is allows doctors to better communicate with the patient. >> you can imagine steering a catheter, there is all sorts of plaque and debri

at this time. >> so a motion that is made to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> yes. supervisor yee. >> again thank the public for coming out as i said up front my intent to ask for a continuance of this legislation and hope you'll be honoring my request. >> yes. thank you very much so the request we continue it co-chair can i get a motion. >> so moved. >> without objection that passes unanimously thank you. >> thank you supervisor yee and good luck to you and your neighborhoods madam clerk call item 3. >> ordinance for the planning code for the exclusion about the housing units by all means including owner move-ins. >> so from supervisor kim's office to present on this item. >> game-changer supervisors my name is april and i'm here to introduce a legislation which is a technical clean up to 9 housing balance report legislation that we introduced in 2015. >> the planning department requested we clarify the intent of our legislation in collecting the data particularly regarding the unit that have been removed from protective status it's been published 3 times and inclu

continued to strengthen. whatal increases to remove is a modest degree of accommodation that will be appropriate. asdo not see the economy overheating now. my colleagues and i exchanged views on the appropriate timing as the next step of reducing .olicy stimulus most of us judge the case for an immediate increase is stronger. but would be sensible, given the finding of more running room to see continued progress. , for the time being we will watch incoming evidence. mostan see that participants do expect the increase will be appropriate this year. i would expect to see that if we continue on the current course of labor market improvement and there are no major new risk that develop and we stay on the current course. >> howard schneider. thank you. i was wondering if you could comment on the apparent tensions of the study drug down. if the market continues to come down over time, why not wait for the dust to settle on that? >> it is true of our estimates of the neutral rate are coming down, and that is what is

next week, a warming trend continues to be on track with widespread temperatures into the 70s. as of now, rain chances continue to be focused on wednesday, though the development of an eventual hurricane could delay this rain potential into thursday depending on what it does off the se coast. have a great day!today: sunny and mild. wind: n 10-20. high: 70 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 51 tomorrow: increasing clouds. wind: ne 10-15. high: 69 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: ne 5-10. low: 54 here's a live look at the cedar river from up above. we're checking out mays island skycam. the cedar river continues to pull back in cedar rapids this morning, following the second highest crest ever in the city. now, some who had to get out can at last return home. of the nearly 6,000 homes and buin for people to come back. the city thinned out the evacuation zone yesterday. officials moved back the barricades from the 28-foot-flood stage to the 24-foot-flood stage. the red line on this map shows the new zone -- nearly all of czech village and oakhill jackson is now okay to ret

police continue to search for a suspect. officials in racine county investigating an attempted armed robbery. it happened in the town norway yesterday evening. angelica joins us now with what we know about the suspects. police say two women entered the gas station on loomis road...and attempted to steal money from the cash register using a knife. the two suspects were already scene....but they did not take any money or property in the incident and no one was hurt. police have released these pictures of the suspects. they are described as two white women in their late teens to early twenties. both have thin builds. an older buick lesabre with a tan vinyl roof is believed to be involved. if you recognized the suspects - police asking you to give them a call. two teen girls are recovering after they were attacked by pit bulls. yesterday afternoon. police were called to 48th and west dean road. authorities say the dogs lived in the same home as one of the victims. brown deer police shot both dogs -- one died on scene. the other

it's that we've seen today continues to show that we have strong demand. as far as corn we had an increase in ethanol production. we had a big corn sale to mexico so we do have demand there and in the soybean complex. another big sale to china this morning. one thing that we really have to look at in china is there's going to be a holiday next week. that could slow things down, and we're really in a critical price level there so that's really something that we're watching very closely." "boy after the big action yesterday it's kind of a relief to just see some stability today. we do have lower cash prices and to get excited about a rally. from a technical perspective we are at a double bottom right now. so we could see some support on that. the midday cuttouts are higher. so that's helping stop the bleeding at least from here." "and as far as the hogs go, if we can get some chart support in these areas, again we have a lot of commercial buying going on. so right there i'm looking for a recovery in the 50 cent area " ---- there's a new u-s-d-a report out..

police continue to search for a motive and a suspect in the shooting. guilty.that's the verdict for "carl barrett junior."the jury made its decision in less than three hours. hours.barrett was charged for the shooting death of 5-year-old laylah petersen. 15:18-23 we the jury find the defendant, carl barrett, guilty of first degree reckless homicide, party to a ce crime he was also found guilty on endangering safety. investigators found barrett was the second gunman in the shooting... when nearly one dozen bullets were fired into the wrong home, killing layah while she was sitting on her grandfathers lap.barrett will be sentenced on december 1st. 3 laylah's family... friends.. neighbors... and the community have waited almost ?two years? for this verdict.laylah's family cried--- then applauded--- before leaving the courtroom.prosecutors tell us... the family was ?elated? to finally get the justice they were seeking. milwaukee police chief ed flynn kept a picture of laylah in his pocket until they made arrests in the case. who can forget his emotion when

daytime temperatures will continue to tick upward the next saturday. the dry northwest flow that is sitting over us will start to push away sunday as a closed low begins to change our weather. that low coupled with a strong ridge in the gulf of alaska will create breezy to windy conditions starting sunday. we will also see a drop in daytime high temperatures from 102 on saturday to 90 by wednesday. the uv index for thursday is 9 or very high. your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news some students are finally home... after being locked inside their middle school for more than 16 hours.. about the situation. mike doria joins us now with the latest cc will continue shortly cc to resume shortly cc to resume shortly "talk about what kind of testing they did did they test you? well they make you take your shoes and socks off.. and then they would take this machine a

today: storm chances arrive mid- afternoon and continue through late tonight. high: 84 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 10-20 mph a wild driver ... who repeatedly slammed into a squad car ... before speeding away. they're sharing the shocking video ... in hopes of gaining some leads. our julie collins has the latest. the video was shot just outside a motel 6. people inside the motel say ... they woke up sunday morning ... to the voice of a police officer ordering a man out of his car. but he went to great lengths to get away. police say on sunday morning ... they spotted the charger outside the the car was listed stolen by milwaukee police. when oak creek officers tried to contact the driver ... he rammed into the squad ... which had a police k-9 inside. also damaged by the wild driver ... this black honda that was parked next to it. a police chase ended without an arrest. oak creek police are looking for a blue dodge charger ... possible a 2015 ... with dark tinted windows. license plate 507-tyr. if you've investigations are underway after a fire on milwaukee's north wes

because they continue. and i don't know if i go to sleep tonight whether will i wake up tomorrow and there will be another shooting. the only way we bring peace and justice is that they listen to the congressional black caucus. the working group pushes to the floor of the house, that is voted on with the help of the u.s. department of justice and there work and to the senate and signed by the president of the united states. that is what will be an answer of republican and democratic working together on solving at least the idea of solutions on the constant innocent deaths of those unarmed by the hands of law enforcement or in essence under the authority or under cover of law. that is what we must cure. that is what i call a response of republicans and democrats. mr. richmond: a lot of what we need has already been drafted. mostly by members of this caucus. whether it's criminal justice reform or the police accountability and integrity act, which is authored by john conyers. but the additional factor in this

. >> they are will continue to review the spray and it is possible it could be back next year. erica edwards, nbc news. >>oc vaccine now should offer protection through the spring. those under the age need two doses if they're under two and done a month apart. >> 15 minutes ago, senators voted down a bill designed to help fight the zika virus. the bill failed 62-46 and the lawmakers were against the provision in the bill that would parenthood and the cdc director is warning his agency is almost out of money, the money needed to kill mosquitos and find a vaccine. >> most people are back to work today, including members of congress. >> that doesn't mean they showed up at 9:00 a.m. to show up for work as our correspondent discovered. >> reporter: so it's about 9:30 in the morning, the tuesday of labor recess, and today is the day they return back to work, but all around capitol hill, most of the hallways are still pretty empty. the cars shuttle the lawmakers to the capitol, those are mostly empty too. it's a sharp contrast with the rest of washington, where most everyone is back t

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