what we can expect to see at tonight's game in kansas city. good morning and welcome back to wakeup.. adlib weather forecast partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no new school year here in milwaukee. milwaukee public schools students are back in class. here's a live from sherman multicultural arts school with more on what the district ha

a chance for rain an air in the 60s expected midweek. today: mostly cloudy with a few showers possible. high: 72 dewpoint: 57 wind: nw 10-20 mph tonight: clearing. low: 52 dewpoint: 56 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday:stly 4 dewpoint: 53 wind: sw 5-10mph mm w: 56 high: wi: 58 wind: sw15 mph tuesy: m gh: 74 dewpoint: 61 wind: w-n 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly nny and cooler. am low: 56 gh: 68 dewpoint: 52ind: 5-10 my nny. am low: 51 hig 70 dewpoint: 51 wind: se 5-10 mph mostly cloudy, windy and cooler today with a few rain showers posb. the temperature w keeping temperatures on the cool de. low 50s expected lakeside t some inldps may dip into the mfortable sunday with gie middla temperatures, but the sun sticks around. a chance for rain and s fall-like air ithe 60s pected midweek. today:stly clous possible. high: 72wpoint: 57 wi4 wpoint: 53 wind: sw 5-10 h monday: mostly sunny. amw: 56 78 dewi:8 wind: sw15 mph tuesda th the chance for rnd t am 61high: 74 deoint: 61 wind n 5-1mpwedny: owhih8wn5ne 5-10 wpoint: 51 wind: se 5-10mph mostly sunny. am low:

that is the expectation for the month of september.ow, despite the recent underwhelming data, the head of the bank remains upbeat on the u.s. economy. manus: speaking in nevada last night, john williams said he sees an increase "sooner rather than later." owen, chiefs david european economist at jefferies international. everything hangs on the words. differentis no talking upbeat economy,. what we have here, have a look at this, the nonmanufacturing dropping off. it is a trifecta of disappointment. how concerned are you about the slowdown in the united states of america? david: not concerned at this point. obviously, the data from august level were seasonally adjusted, but we are talking the u.s. economy will keep on growing and the fed will likely raise interest rates into december.and we know september was unlikely. but we will not. obviously a lot of, talk about the feds raising interest rates, but we get the rate rise coupled with major stimulus from the bank of japan. obviously, raining back on both things. but the interesting thi

what do you expect? >> i think for october we could see they're going to drop the deposit rate floor. this makes sense. it will address the problem of scarcity. would enable the ecb to purchase more german bonds. that is necessary if they want to extend the qe program beyond march 17 at least to the end of 2013. >> looking at the economic growth. it is as best lack buster in the euro zone. one of the usually v crucial elements is the exchange rate. they would never admit it in the big towers behind us. what can they do to lower the exchange rate. >> look at the other side of the atlantic ocean. wait for mrs. yellen to do something. they're unable to get the euro dollar below 1.10. we need to wait for the fed for the first rate hike and that would weaken the euro. >> talking about economic growth. one of the key new elements today will be the staff projections. what are you expecting? downward revision or slight down ward. >> the cut of data was two weeks ago when the world looked better. i don't expect l

is expected to be downgraded as well. both storms are expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the island. and weather expert stephanie barichello is here with more on systems. partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isol otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: celtic returns to southeast wisconsin this weekend. carl is in waukesha this time to find out who's

when the storm is expected to make landfall. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph breaking news overnight out of afghanistan... two people are killed in a car bombing in front of the district governor's office just east of kabul. taliban was behind the attack. no word yet if anyone else was injured in the bombing. a spokesman says the bombing was part of an attack on a compound. the agriculture department will reopen all of its offices today. facilities

we are expecting a news briefing. we'll have more on that during a special edition of nbc 10 at noon. >>. >>> and preparing for the worst four years after being hit very hard. they will be filling up sandbags to protect their property. with that in mind, in connecticut, campgrounds are closing at noon today. as i mentioned, three counties are under a state of emergency, and in new york, the state of emergency operation center has been activated. millions remain under tropical storm warnings or advisories. in the meantime, tens of thousands of people are still without power. >> you don't even realize how windy it is until you experience it. >> hermine right now is boosting tropical storm force winds, but tomorrow they could strengthen to hurricane force winds. >>> nine minutes past 10:00 right now. 73 degrees outside. you can see hermine continues to churn in the atlantic ocean. it is slowly moving toward us, especially over the next 24 to 48 hours. you will want to stay with nbc10.com and the app. we have you covered,

president obama is expected to visit later today. rr, abc news, new york. the fbi is taking over an investigation of a pipe bomb that exploded near a race in seaside park, new jersey -- just off the atlantic. the bomb went off shortly to benefit marines and sailors yesterday morning. investigators say they believe the explosion may have been terror related. "right after the incident took place, immediately put the area on lockdown. they brought in bomb dogs from surrounding areas. those bomb dogs have completed their sweep. there's no additional devices found. " police evacuated a 4-block area around the explosion as a precaution. no this morning after a stabbing at a minnesota mall. this happened at a shopping center in st. cloud, about an hour northwest of the twin cities. investigators say a man stabbed at least 8 people inside the mall around 8:00 last night. seven of those injured are out of the hospital. witnesses told police the man made a reference to allah and asked at least one person if they were muslim before he attacked. a police officer respon

the market expecting a similar extension. changes the way you should listen to music on the new iphone. we have details on the new product release. >> the cost of borrowing in hong kong hit a seven-year high and speculate -- in speculation. we're live from new york city. the ecb decision for a much and focus. draghisident druggie -- 30 minutes away. david: yesterday they had super mario now -- jonathan: they are excited about it. david: it was up 18%. jonathan: who would've thought. for the ecb, we expect another inflation forecast cut. the question is, do they extend qe? david: typically, there was a lot of political crosswinds depending on which way they choose to do it. jonathan: a big story for us in fx volatility as well. david: the big story comes up in just about 45 minutes from now. the ecb will be announcing its latest monetary policy decision. we will break that down when it happens. we'll bring you to mario draghi's news conference. first, let's take a look at those markets. jonathan: a look at the market futures.

he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. so far - no suspects are in custody....and police continue to investigate. three people are taken into custody after a crash in milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood. police say they received a complaint of people with guns north just after ten. when squads arrived...the suspects took off in a jeep. the car ended up rolling over near richards and meinecke. two people ran away but were eventually caught...and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the driver suffered more serious injuries - and also taken to the hospital. all three had guns on them...and police continue to investigate. two women are in the hospital this morning after getting hit by cars in two separate incidents. one was hit near 60th and holt -- while walking in the intersection. the woman suffered serious injuries. the driver did remain on scene after the crash. and then on the city's north side -- a woman was hit by a van near 58th and villard. we're told she ended up getting hit again --- after falling in the opposite

we expect it to slow down as it moves offshore. so expect the rip current risks to stay high. also, it could be giving us pretty windy conditions at the shore, and the delaware beaches. and also some heavy rain. so i'll show you that in just a minute. but we do expect the heaviest rain and windiest conditions at the shore. so now we look at your labor day weekend forecast. here's how we've changed it based on the track of the storm. we could see some rain starting later in the afternoon saturday. mostly for south jersey and delaware. temperatures, we have dropped them into the 70s because of the wind direction. more cloud cover through sunday. again, this heavily depends on the track of the storm. we expect more updates tonight at 11:00. also as we go through the day tomorrow, any track changes we'll be updating this as well. as we go into monday, that does look like a better day for the beaches. but remember, the rip current risk is still going to stay very high. so dangerous rip currents at the shore. that's another concern that we're watching saturday, sunday and monday. al

expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. it's the political gaffe -- that still has to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. it looks like tuesday will be highs will top out around 90 tuesday through friday. the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of the area. expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. it's the political gaffe -- that still has everyone talking. ( msnbc anchor ) "what would talking. ( msnbc anchor ) "what would "...and what is aleppo?" ( msnbc anchor ) "you're kidding?" ( gary johnson ) "no." gary john

it's expected to be a big day. it's because a vote could come down on whether to recommend putting $750 million bucks in public money toward an n-f-l stadium for the raiders in las vegas. the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee meets this morning and could make a decision. the cost for the stadium is 1-point-9-billion dollars. and just for a breakdown... the raiders will put in 500-million... money... but the big point of contention is that 750-million they're asking from the state and if it's not there... the sands are walking from the deal. 750 million or 39 percent of the total cost will have to be raised through a hotel tax. meaning... tourists will have to pay 88 cents for every 100 dollars they spend on hotel rooms: ((steve sisolak // clark fees, admission charges and parking fees, we're not paying for this, unless you live in las vegas and have a staycation where you stay at a hotel while living here you don't pay any of that. and why we would not look favorably on tourists coming in building a

angelica joins us now with what we can expect. more than 100 million americans are expected to be watching the debate tonight. it's taking place at hofstra university in new york.

expects to unveil iphone 7. possibly a new version of the iphone watch. >> reporter: the count down is on. apple ceo tim cook taking center stage for the big annual show in san francisco. the focus of the event will be the new iphone 7. new phone will have a faster processer. more pressure sensitive home bu button. higher quality camera. remoouchl of the headphone jack. if it does, that could generate some controversy. apple could argue that wireless headphones are the future and wants its products to reflect that trend. in addition to the phone, apple is expected to refresh lineup with new computers. back to growth following two quarters of sales decline. underpressu under pressure from wall street. >> how do you trade on apple launch day anyway. >> looking back on a launch day, usually negative about 80% of the time. day after trades up 70% of the time, but shares of apple if you take a look at the chart, up over 100% since the initial launch of the iphone back in 2007. >> thank you for that. other news on the

even though that was the expectation. we weren't expecting a cut. still rallied. gold prices very quickly for you right now. as we look at things, goeltd prices are higher only by 0.4%. 1332. >>> this morning's top story. $65 billion deal in the works. bayer hiking offer from $127.50. up from a previous $125 offer. monsanto acknowledged the latest offer. calling it con struckive. have been in talk since may. bayer believes will position to help farmers around the world produce for a larger population. we'll have more on the potential deal in just a few minutes. >> massive deal looking forward to diving into that one. in other news this morning, volkswagen truck is preparing to take 20% stake in the u.s. trucking firm navarrete sar. navistar. volkswagen will pay $16 per share. a little over $220 million in total. the potential deal comes as the financial burden of developing new engines has forced many car makers to pursue partnerships. >> president obama making final visit to asia as president. he was one of the g20 leaders who gathered in china over the weekend.

they are expecting a lot of rain and very strong storms. we will have more on the local forecast coming up in just a little bit. back to y and it's a way a takedown caught on camera. the woman at the center of this saying an officer made racist remarks. >>> a new push to put the brakes on construction. >>> we have a follow-up on the snakes in scottdale -- scottsdale and where they're going. >>> a surgical procedure that is apparently the best. the answer to today's social sound off. where does arizona fall on this year's list of the best places >>> developing now. an african-american woman is at the center of violent arrest, on camera. she's suing the officer in the city of boston. dash cam video shows the officer throwing her to the ground. he claims she asked another officer why she was under arrest. king says the officer told her " what you think so many people by saying because of violent tendencies. officers arrested king for resisting arrest but the cases been dismissed. >>> we're taking a live look inside the phoenix convention cente

dangerous flooding ask expected.ou see the greenish yellow shade that's the pockets of water where the waves of 15 feet. that's where the 3 to 5-foot surge is. when the storm makes the turn you will see that pocket of water pull in. that's when conditions will be at their worst. it will be later this afternoon and into tomorrow. jersey shore, everybody else, 80% of our viewing area it's a beautiful day today and tomorrow is not that bad either. right there on the shore, life threatening flooding is possible, move the car to higher ground if you're in a flood-prone area move anything you want to take to higher ground. expect power outages as the winds pick up. today, in philadelphia, 78 degrees, sun and clouds. at the shore, sun and clouds, 73 degrees. poconos, 69 degrees and comfortable humidity levels. when i come back i'll focus on when the highest surf will occur and the coastal flooding occurs, i'll have the that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >> "action news" reporters, and and j

we can expect to see a lot more exposure in the future. you can expect a come back with big wins.ng better things to come down the line. deep bench as well. they also have a deep bench in the women's game. yonex has both winners of the u.s. open now. asics, you never know when they will break out. what a weekend it has been for yonex. thank you so much for that. up next, turning stereotypes around when it comes to japanese cars. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: hyundai will start testing car sharing services. the taxi operation is expected vehicles across five cities by 2018. the car sharing service will kick off in guangzhou. the aim is to get to 300 cars by 2020. bmw planning a major restructuring of its executive board. company will also combine the marketing and sales operations for the bmw and mini brands. the electric car strategy to take the game to tesla. self driving cars may lead to a dropped in insurance costs. may fall bymiums 40% as vehicles become safer and widely adopted. insurers need to assess the impact of automation on the business as carmakers embrace the technology

heavy rain is expected to the utah. .......... mostly sunny definitely big winds that will last through tonight. breezy for friday and cooler temps near 80 degrees tomorrow. demetria, how are the roads? traffic is backed up in north las vegas on southbound i-15 and lake mead. over on the west side, us 95 and cheyenne is getting slower on the southbound side. <<< >>> back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> forget flowers .. one bridal party held something much cuter for their wedding pictures.. ((brian loftus)) >> after the break on 8 news now good day... we'll show you the adorable photo that has some brides saying, "why didn't i think of that??"/// ((brian loftus)) the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. melting hearts all over the world .. this is banjo .. terrain in new zealand .. even though she's deaf and blind. the shelter where she's at said they don't think she would've made it much longer because of the senses s

our expectation is that the n whether to raise rates could have a significant impact if it is not expected as could the presidential election, fit is not expected. the outcome. >> and now, there's a lot of rumors in the market that the fed obviously is data-dependent, but g in septem instead of december. would you expect to have a september rate hike or not? >> well, we think that a december rate hike is more likely, and the rational is that we believe that the fed is looking for compelling evidence. if they don't get the comepling da , they are more likely to sit nt for sure, but it is an urban legend that novem electi >> and what about the of the stock overvalued, butt is fairly valued and besides the data point, what is drive ing the we believe that the earnings s not a real catalyst, and no fundamental reason for stocks to move materially higher. >> thag us. christina hooper with allianz global investors. >>> september also means it is time to go back to work. wh sharpenb the number 2 pencils, parents are a buying a number of stuff. and you spending is one of the biggest shopping event

closed captioning expected east of us. we'll see 101 for a high with mostly sunny skies and southwest gusts in the afternoon to 25 for saturday and sunday and highs at 98 and 93 degrees expected. for labor day monday, we'll see 93 degrees and plenty of sun with southwest gusts to 25 mph. more heat on friday with showers expected east of us. we'll see 101 for a high with mostly sunny skies and southwest gusts in the afternoon to 25 for saturday and sunday and highs at 98 and 93 degrees expected. for labor day monday, we'll see 93 degrees and plenty of sun with southwest gusts to 25 mph. closed captioning will resume shortly hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says

temperatures aren't expected to increase -- are expected to increase in the upper direction -- we remainith the trough over the west and we continue with cool breeze and unseasonably mild temperatures as a result. today is a lot like yesterday when it comes to the temperatures -- we will get into a warm up starting labor day, monday. here's a look at what we can expect outside -- dealing with partly cloudy skies -- some portions not being picked up -- we have a along the coastline and over portions of the east they as well. onshore breeze 14 miles an hour in fairfield -- a southerly breeze for conquered southwesterly 7 for oakland -- temperatures cooler in some areas -- we will start in the north bay were it's chilly in santa rosa -- 43 now, 47 in napa -- novato 50 degrees -- for the peninsula 56 -- mountain view 54 into the south a san jose 55. is be locations upper 50s to start the day -- inner east bay 59 degrees -- let's shift to the east bay -- pittsburgh starts at 60 -- good morning danville it 55 -- 53 in lafayette. for most of it is a cool start and by 7 degrees cooler in santa r

we expect that to continue.r effort and interest to inflows of court -- foreign capital into palestine but that has been happening. the classification will only enhance and add more visibility and credibility to our efforts. yousef: what kind of investor puts his money in the palestine stock exchange, who are you targeting? guest: we target mainly domestic audience, obviously institutional and individual palestinians constitute a big chunk of the investor base. it would be surprised to know perhaps that 40% of palestinian stocks are owned by non-palestinians. most of those are palestinian institutions. we do have an increasing .nterest from foreign funds we have a few active players from kuwait, jordan, from the u k, and chile. we expect that trend to continue. yousef: it is a bit tricky. the upgrade from the ftsi russell only applies to the country, it does not apply to the individual companies on the exchange. what do that companies need to do to follow suit? guest: that companies have been doing a lot especia

expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. starting tomorrow. the winds will be up to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. the windiest day with gusts to about 40 mph. highs will top out around 90 tuesday through friday. the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of the area. expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. starting tomorrow. the winds will be up to the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expec

expectations are quite low.such a massive supply chain now with the way apple use the semiconductors. we get good indications of what to expect. most people think the hardware will be a very marginal improvement. that is a big issue, we think. francine: why? it is good enough, isn't it? i have a phone, i'm happy with wow every twoan't years. neil: they need to. technology moves at a breakneck pace. the iphone hasn't even been around for a decade yet and people are already expecting the iphone 8. i think they need to be proper shatterproof, fully water resistant, better technology, better battery life, a whole range of things. i don't think there's enough in this release. francine: i guess it depends on who you compare it to. if you think they are not going fast enough, but there's no other rival, they can survive fine. neil: i think we have a big problem for apple in china. three reasons, one of which they have very high growth that has now become negative growth for revenues in china. you have a second issue wh

we expect gusts of 40 to 45 miles an hour at the strongest. we expect heavy rains. we're seeing building water in low-lying areas so flooding is going to be an issue. a beautiful city with older trees that means that wind could pull down branches and even perhaps some of the trees with that comes the power lines, so we have crews stamged ready to get in and clean up and get things back up and working once the storm moves through. that's going to take some time. we expect to see those conditions to build through the midday hours throughout and the storm moves up to the east coast. that's the latest live from savannah. no rain, the wind has calmed down. we know a lot more is on the way. >> hard to believe, an hour ago, you could barely see jay for the swirling rain going on down there where he's standing. what's new? the new very large wind feel field. we'll be dealing with breezy conditions around the metro area. the stopper could be a three to four day event along the beaches. for us today, planning out friday, sunshine now. increasing clouds later. a dry day today.

expected.ut is it the $45 world --?like to $20 back in the daniel: -- unconventional drilling, that is what we really depend on. that only here but the gulf of mexico. the could you talk about financial engineering -- david: talk about financial engineering. is this a matter of the money not knowing where to go? because of so many other alternatives that are so low in their yields. daniel: that is the game i try to play trying to find the value. some places, there are good values to be had in some of these oil companies. how -- wipents of out the comment but the portfolio has stayed the same. so what you have done is financed -- turn the company into an acquisition project. it is not an oil company anymore. the stock price is solid. alix: you got triple digit oil next year. when do you see that called? dan: i am pushing it back. i'm not sure because i'm waiting for a few more data points to come in. barrelook for over $100 and oil in 2017 -- barrel of oil in 2017. alix: dan, great to talk to yo

expect 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. right now.... stephanie has your full forecast - coming up. a milwaukee teen now charged as an adult... in the burglaries of four car dealerships earlier this summer. and the family of an eight-year-old boy killed in a hit-and-run crash ... is devastated by a new development in the case. kim is in the newsroom with more. crime-- is now out of jail. taeshawn griffin was killed in a hit- and-run accident on may 27th ... along with his grandmother, danielle triggs. 18-year-old marvin anthony is charged with two counts of homicide by negligent use of a vehicle ...and two counts of operating a motor vehicle while suspended causing death. court records show anthony's cash bond was modified from 25-thousand dollars ... to 500 dollars. he is now on g-p-s monitoring and can only leave his house to charged as an adult for allegedly stealing cars from dealerships. police say "javon v-dillie" and his friends hit multiple dealerships in racine county between july 4th and the 13th. according to court documents t

i'm expecting them to stay south of us. as we head towards tomorrow that's when we start to -- should be dry am few showers or storms as we head into the afternoon. not going to be a washout. just want to keep that 61 in sanford. also 61 in goldsboro. clinton and fayetteville big change from yesterday. right around 65 degrees. we'll make it to 89 in raleigh. 88 in durham. 90 in fayetteville. keep in mind normal for this time of year is 83 degrees. tonight we're going to drop to near 69. as we head into the coming day you'll see that forecast. 85 for tomorrow. 80 then for friday to wrap up the workweek. a small rain chance saturday and sunday and it looks like that unsettled weather could hang in around. the weekend, early next week closer to seasonal which is the low 80s. 4:52 right now. let's hand it over to allie. >> if you're up and at it early a good time to get o out there 440 and 540 showing no delays. no reports of accidents. taking you into durham. durham freeway moving nicely. no accidents there and down through fa

expectations are low.hey have become lower in the last 24 hours around whether we will see a hike from the fed in september. just 22%. what are your expectations? andrew: my expectation is they will not raise rates. one economist thinks they will and that does not reflect what is going on in the market. the speech yesterday was interesting because it was rather rushed. it came out at the last window before the blackout period. i think that reflects the disappointing economic news. pmi, ism, all the survey data has been falling quite sharply in some cases. even the services. may be fact got a little nervous in the short-term. i think the markets are struggling to read the ruins of fed statements. we were talking about the need to have an early rate rise. anna: what does that tell us about it? it tells younk they are still very nervous about the process of normalization. jamie dimon talking about the need to normalize because it shows confidence and strength. i think that is something they started last year.

what i would expect in markets is.arket back as the reassesses the timing and speed of these rate hikes but also rotation. there is nothing in this story that would suggest the end of the equity market much less the end of the global business expansion. emerging markets appeared to be well placed to perform. fed rate hikes do not seem to be strongent with the dollar. typically bad thing for emerging markets and that path of normalization is one that underscores and reinforces the sense of global growth which means it is cyclical including the em space. less commodity driven, more toward manufacturing and toward cyclicality. doesn't the areas that have to be the winner -- and they seem to be the winners. >> that is reinforced by the bank of japan's approach which is not weakening the yen. the euro remained stable. i suspect it will continue because we are not that far away from the ecb suddenly shifting its stance away from the strong bias ease that many in the markets anticipate. something that will be a bit more balan

hermine is expected to cause flooding.ermine could hit the jersey and delaware shores perhaps severely later today. >> "action news" has been tracking hermine all weekend long. >> meteorologist david murphy and chris sowers have the overnight update and david we begin with you, what's the latest? >> reporter: the breaking news, is that the storm itself continues to drift farther to the east of us. 6 hours ago, the center was here now it's here, that's 250 miles off the coast of atlantic city. even though we expect it to hook closer to the coast sometime tomorrow, this movement to the east is boding well for our weather pattern today. at the shore you'll see sun. rain not much of an issue. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're tracking showers down to the south of baltimore, they are drifting away from us, we are expecting it to be dry today. if we get rain down the shore it will be later tonight and tomorrow. one thing that is hat knows changed is the -- that hadn't changed is the waves coming in off the ocean and the win

the numbers did dip lower than expected. all the three numbers beat expectations. let's run through them quickly and then get into the reasons why. production rose thre three numbt expectations. 6.6% in august and we were expecting 6.2%. there has been a deceleration of factory output. the monthly average was 9.6% growth and in 2014, 8.2%. now, we are back up to an average in the first eight months of the year of 8.2%. retail sales, a key barometer of consumer appetite, better than expected in august, 10.6%. we expected 10.2%, and that was the same number as july. the floor has been placed there, as you can see. investment, the same as july, 10.1%. economistsrd hsbc talking about how the economy is bottoming out. talk to us about the property sector because a property rebound has underpinned this recovery to some extent. what have we learned there. >> it absolutely has, and some of the accommodative policies have helped to see that recovery, lifting up restrictions on mortgages and one cities have seen some price gains as well. we had those interest rate cuts. the

tonight, expect showers to rapidly southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the area with lower 50s elsewhere. wednesday will be spectacular with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day!today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 tonight: chance of showers, mainly early. wind: n 5-10. low: 52 tomorrow: mostly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: e 5-10. low: 55 thanks kaj. from crunching numbers to grinding oldest school buildings is still in use. now, a dubuque coffee company has transformed the building into a coffee house. stay with your 24 hour news a 25 year old man in cedar rapids. police tell tv-9 they were they went to valley high apartments at 1735 edgewood road nw at 9:30 last night. police said the man died at unity point health - st. luke's hospital in cedar rapids after responders took him there. the iowa department of criminal investigation is now handling the

it what is the market is expecting. but we actually expect it to happen in the october meeting. so not this time. we think the fund can deepen the interest right by as much as minus 0.5%. so by 10 basis points by the meeting and four times in a year. >> i'll have more headlines in business next hour. for now, a check on markets. >>> j-pop bands have fans around the world. here in japan two dozen artists are paying tribute to its pioneers, the peanuts. the twin sisters were nonstop hitmakers in their day. nhk world's marie anaka lets us in on some of the secrets of their success. ♪ >> reporter: this is one of the peanuts' most famous songs. it sets seductive lyrics with a latin rhythm. this live tv performance with a big band was one of their high points. ♪ >> reporter: this songwriter was part of many memorable records. he once told nhk what sets this the tune apart. ♪ the tribute album just came out this month. it features 24 popular female vocalists performing in 12 duos. ♪ two of the voices on the album belong to members of the idol group amori zed. kanako momota was born in

we expect that to continue. low, weflation remains expect it to rise to our 2% objective over time. but with labor market being taken up at a somewhat slower place -- pace than in previous [inaudible] we chose to wait for further evidence of continued progress toward our objectives. this conscious -- cautious approach support is more appropriate given the short-term interest rates that are near zero which means that we can toe effective the respond strong inflation pressures in the future by raising rates into a weakening market and falling in asian. theontinue to expect that evolution of the economy will warrant only gradual increases in the federal funds rate over time to achieve and maintain our objectives. that is based in our view that the neutral nominal federal funds rate, that is the interest rate that is neither expansionary nor contractionary and keeps the economy operating on an even keel is currently quite low by historical standards. with the federal fund rate below the neutral rate the current stance of monetary policy should be viewed as modestly accommodative. which

we were not expecting hikes this year. we still do not expect a hyperion although the fed is keejn to leave the option open, the labor market is strong. but it is also slowing. there is no real inflation pressure, inflation expectations are low. despite the fact the fed is leaving the options open for one more interest rate increase, i don't think they will actually deliver it by year end. yousef: what extent has politics benefactor in pushing this to december? guests: i don't think it played any factor. i think if you look at the economics, there is no pressing need for a hike. most central banks around the easing, andtually if the fed is the only one that goes the opposite direction and hikes, you should expect some pressures on the dollar to appreciate, which would decelerate the economy even further. and the u.s. economy, although it is healthy, not really growing that fast to begin with. so, the room to maneuver, the cushion from growth is not really there. we are growing just about 1%. it is not that high. fori think

i am going to tell you when you can expect as when you can expect rain to arrive coming up. and heavy rains have done damage to the area and two people have died as a result of this storm. >> anchor: and close to our home, people have been preparing for strong winds and rains for days. erica richards is there in falmouth with preparations business as usual and right now, no boats have been ordered out of the water. we have seen boaters coming on down before the storm comes and their fun will end. the only disrupter we have seen is the disruption to ferry service. the island queen has been canceled and the highline has been the sea ship is going to make the same decision depending on the storm. let's head over to the heyennas where all members had to be out of the water yesterday. the sea commador had to make the decision yesterday. people will to get down to business. >> just canceled all the events and we had to move all the boats for safe-keeping. >> we've established a protocol and protect our assets. >> it's disruptive because everyone was supposed to be having a good ti

expect there working to move past a devastating fire. expect this is fox28 newsnet nine. the threat of heavy rain is looming over eastern iowa. expect the rounds of thunderstorm have rolled through the we go to meteorologist terry swails with what to expect tonight. >> here is the outline of the flash flood watch that remains in effect for our viewing area. it has been pared back little bit in the northeast. from waterloo to the quad cities the southwest of outline you can see the counties ingrain are the/-- flash flood the watch is out there but as we go to the radar you will be able to see the heavier thunderstorms have remained well to the south of us. we do have a line of showers that extend along highway 30 e. of cedar rapids west towards kmart. further to the south you can see heavier thunderstorms south to see heavy rains. that's part of washington county and keokuk. the could be totals of an inch or two. as you go further north the amount of what to be lighter. overall i do not think the flash flood threat is great. down in the southern counties there could be a f

what can we expect tonight? >> it's a lotbo expectations from both sides, really. let's talk about the numbers and how many people are expected to watch this debate tonight. up to 100 million are the estimates we're seeing. the biggest debate we have ever seen before that was reagan and carter back in 1980. that was over 80 million. so this debate expected to well top that. we have new poll numbers in this morning as well. bloomberg now has them tied at 46%. going into this debate, she seemed to have an edge, although a declining edge in the national polls. battleground state polls and now on the morning of the debate, we've got them tied. so a lot of high expectations going into this. the clinton people say they want the fact checking done. they dont want donald trump to get iowa with saying anything on that stage. trump's campaign manager just this morning saying that the push to get the media to fact check, that they shouldn't really be telling the media what to do when it comes to the debate. managing expectations is going to be quite interesting. is show his c

expected by tomorrow and holding until sunday. expected by tomorrow and holding until sunday. rain chances do pick up to 25% for tomorrow too but friday morning rain chances are now out of the forecast. ma just in chances are now out of the forecast. mainly sunny skies will be back just in time for the weekend but it will come at a small gusty price. winds will be picking up through the weekend saturday night winds should reach a breezy 10-20 mph but monday yields even stronger as the winds subside monday now to the beauty queen mentioned in the trump-clinton debate... the former miss universe who claims trump called her miss piggy is speaking out.. this is after trump doubles down on criticism of her weight... abc's amy robach has more.... she was once named the most beautiful woman in the world? nats - miss venezuela wins in 1996 (f0083-458) now -- twenty years later - former miss universe alicia machado is back in the spotlight -- this time, finding herself right in h presidential election. clinton: // he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping, b

expect delays past highway 92.lso it's pretty heavy to get on to highway 92, as well, and that's san mateo bridge. here is look at the san mateo bridge. very slow moving. 880 to 101 westbound will take you a heavy 30 minutes, but it looks beautiful outside i have to say. julie? >> yeah, beautiful right now, but i wouldn't expect it to stay this way long. it's going to be hot very soon here. we are starting off this day in the 60s. we will be continuing to warm as we go on throughout the day. heat advisory in effect. inland highs 90 those triple digits. you want to stay hydrated, and bring your pets indoors. make sure they have a cool place to stay. make sure they have plenty or water. it is going to be a hot one, even along the pennen insue la. air quality forecast unhealthy for the east sway the santa clara valley. we do have a spare the air day in effect. i would go with car pool today, considering the heat could be dangerous there later on this afternoon. high temperatures will be hot, even along the of the, and

light drizzle activity to moderate showers are expected to hit the valley with showers are expected to hit the valley with potentially a rogue streets. high temperatures will hold in the upper 80s with lower 90s expected by tomorrow and holding until sunday. rain chances do pick up to 25% tomorrow too but friday morning rain chances are now out of the forecast. mainly sunny skies will be back just in time for the weekend but it will come at through the weekend into the next workweek. saturday night winds should reach a breezy 10-20 mph but by sunday morning and through the day, 15 to 25 mph winds up to 35 mph. monday yields even stronger winds with gusts possible up to 40-45 mph so plan accordingly if you will be spending time outdoors sunday into monday. as the winds subside monday night, cooler air rolls in and high temperatures will fall to this morning in israel... people are mourning the loss of peres the age of 93. doctors say he suffered a massive stroke two weeks ago and had been stable. he then took a turn for the worse yesterday. peres was known as a warrior for peace in the

she's expect to survive. we're told the driver did stay at that scene. >>> homicide detectives have issued a warrant in the murder of a 29 year-old father who was gunned down in front of the her 12 year-old son. police are searching for johnson who is person who shot pierre burbage in front of the community center air he exited the building with his son on wednesday night with their kid, this is the second incident i heard that a young man, with their kids, their kids, that is under 18, they got to see their father at the murder scene. that is so hurtful. >> police say crime was caught on camera and also captures victim's son kneeling over his father screaming for help. police say mohammad johnson should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> now to atlantic city where police are trying to determine why a gun hand shot a man and then himself this a popular shopping center, this happened yesterday at the tang theor outlets. so the company now says that the man killed the store's manager, prosecutors identified

between now and friday another .25-inch expected. once the rain sends on sunday that should be it next week no more heavy rain in the forecast for six or seven days and even throw there's a flash flood watch in the north i don't think it's showing signs of lifting the northwest and taking the rain with it. tonight, scattered showers and thunderstorms and especially the north, northwest and temperatures 64 to 68 degrees. tomorrow lingering showers in the morning. lots of clouds. temperatures in the 70s for high temperatures. your extended forecast has the rain gone from the forecast on monday and stays as throw the week. no rain, no thunderstorms all week long and plenty of sunshine to help things out. now we'll take of sports. >>> in football, a win is a win and the guys will take it. all your iowa football coverage is next. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that

expect lane closures in the area for the county's airport connector expect delays in the spaghetti bowl along southbound i-15 at us 95. <<< >>> <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> one man took a giant leap to achieve the most daring jump. ((brian loftus)) >> the incredible feat he pulled off... to honor and remember his favorite dare devil. /// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((kirsten joyce)) one man mimicked the legendary evil knievel... in a daring jump across the snake river canyon in idaho. ((brian loftus)) >> it was attempted by the dare- devil himself 42- years ago. check this out... eddit braun launched off a 10- story ramp... flying two- thousand feet into the air.. at 400- miles per hour. braun has spent the last several years perfecting this... spending one- point- six million of his own money just to get it right. he says he did it to fulfill his lifelong dream. /// ((kirsten joyce)) out... that tiny black dot you see on the road... is a kitten! it got stuck on the highway in russia... with cars barely crossing over it... too scared to even move... but one

expected through the day at 15 -25 mph. highs remain in the 70s with lows in the 40s and 50s overnight. as a warm front approaches on monday highs heading near 80 with next chance for rain developing on tuesday. our college football forecast looks great. clear to partly cloudy skies with dry and comfortable conditions should great those attending. today: mostly sunny, breezy and comfortable. wind: nw 15-25. high: 72 tonight: mostly clear. win thanks joe... this morning, we're working to get more information after a vehicle collided with a man in cedar rapids. we first told you about this last night at 10. police responded to 1st avenue night. that's just north of the cottage grove senior living community. officers shut down one lane of traffic on 1st ave while they investigated. our photographer at the scene found a car there with part of its windshield smashed in. police at the scene said the driver of the car is ok. officers weren't sure of the pedestrian's condition. an ambulance took that man to the hospital. we're expe

the two locks of hair were expected to go for $8,000. the auction house will not say author truman capote sold at that same auction for $45,000. again, the winner is unknown. okay. how much did your hair go for? >> when i shaved it all off? it went to propecia. >> people were not standing waiting for their locks? >> no, not at all. >> all right. >> shocking. >>> coming up, the transatlantic flight diverted by a samsung tablet catching on fire. what happened on the detroit to amsterdam flight after it fell inside a seat and was jammed. william and the duchess, kate, are on their second official visit to canada. and what a difference five years makes. first here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather >>> authorities in cleveland are issuing a warning after seven fatal overdoses in one day. the victims died from either heroin or phetynol or combination of both. the cases are not believed to be linked. >> a tablet believed to be cause of a smoking problem causing and emergency landing in england this weekend. they rep