this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 426, the nays are zero. he amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 19 printed in house report 114-742 by the gentleman from california, mr. takano on which further proceedings were postponed, on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 19 printed in house report 114-742, offered by mr. takano of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by e

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this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 219 -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 231, the nays are 177. the previous question is ordered. the house will come to order. will all members please take a eat. would all members please take a eat. he house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order. the speaker pro tempore: please take your conversations off the loor or have a seat, please. the gentleman from louisiana eserves to be heard. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. for the last two weeks, many across our nation have been preparing for schools, their children, they h

we'll look at your weekend forecast when i come back in just a few minutes. >> thank you, bill. 20 minutes before 6:00 a.m. a few more cars on the roads, still clear. >> let's check the majors and find out for sure starting with 95 with nbc10's "first alert" traffic reporter jessica boyington. jess? >> 95 around this point usually backs up first, but not yet. we still got another hour or so for delays. we're watching construction 95 at betsy ross bridge. the drive time still no real increase. 13 minutes. southbound from woodhaven road to the vine average speeds into the 60s. 202 looks like a great drive this morning. in the green in both directions. ten minutes if you're headed northbound or southbound, into the schuylkill, average speed into the 60s there. we're not seeing any slowdowns there. looking in new jersey, route 38, norristown around nixon drive. a couple cars on the roads headed westbound or eastbound, you're good. and a tieup around cowpath road and meadow wood lane. >>> relief is coming to drivers across the country that have been dealing with spiking gas prices. we'll tell y

donald trump, two minutes to respond. i wonder if hillary clinton will keep all of her responses two minutes and donald trump to fill two minutes. that will be fascinating. >> 15 minutes total for the six topic areas. we know the themes about prosperity and security of the country. given how polarized we are, it is hard to see 100 million people can come together and watch at same time. in the washington post, this is the first of three times the country will come together and watch the debates. one viewer said i had three dreams about the debate. i think i'm obsessed. adam, i'm with you. it is climatic. >> adam needs to get some help. then again, we all do. >> thanks. twitter could be up for sale. huge names in tech could be interested. we will explain in more than 140 characters. we will explain when we get an early start on your money next. >>> the king is gone. beloved golfing legend arnold palmer died at the university of pittsburgh medical center at the age of 87. he revolutionized the game in the 1960s. his career

perot, one minute. [applause] ross perot: we've got to have a growing, expanding job base to give us a growing, expanding tax base. right now, we have a flat to deteriorating job base, and where it appears to be going, it's minimum-wage jobs. so we've got to really rebuild our job base. that's going to take money for infrastructure and investment to do that. our foreign competitors are doing it. we're not. we cannot pay off the $4 trillion debt, balance the budget, and have the industries of the future and the high- paying jobs in this country without having the revenue. we're going to go through a period of shared sacrifice. there's one challenge. it's got to be fair. we've created a mess, don't have much to show for it, and we have got to fix it. and that's about all i can say in a minute. lehrer: ok. [applause] next question goes to president bush for a 2-minute answer, and it will be asked by sandy vanocur. sandy: mr. president, this past week your secretary of the army, michael stone, said he had n

this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 237 and the nays are 180. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 239 and the nays are 181. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on ordering the previous question on house resolution 876 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 148. house resolution 876, resolution providing for consideration of the bill h.r. 5461, to require the secretary of the treasury to submit a report to the appropriate congressional committees on the estimated total assets under direc

route 1 good. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 22 minutes on 128 southbound. >>> meteorologist shiri spear in for -- sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear this morning with more on incoming showers. sarah? >> sarah: a little stick the morning that you will notice as you step outside, and a few showers south of the pike this morning. we will finally eventually move on in as we head into the day tomorrow and saturday, but then we will be watching very closely what is happening with may have some impacts to our area just in time for the labor day holiday. we have got a few systems out there. hurricane gaston pulling away nouch. a hurricane one hurricane that weakened when i showed you it was a number two. td number 8 pulling away but creating rough seas in the open atlantic. down in the gulf of mexico that we are watching very closely tropical storm hermine going north-northeast at 12 miles per hour. so it has picked up forward speed over the last couple of hours wh miles per hour. outer bands already pushing into parts are florida and

you have two minutes. and the question is this: are there important issues of character separating you from these other two men? >> i think the american people should be the judge of that. i think character is a very important question. i said something the other day where i was accused of being ike joe mccarthy because i questioned -- i put it this way; i think it's wrong to demonstrate against your own country or organize demonstrations against your own country in foreign soil. i just think it's wrong. i -- well, maybe they say, "well, it was a youthful indiscretion." i was 19 or 20 flying off an aircraft carrier and that shaped me to be commander-in-chief of the armed forces. and i'm sorry, but demonstrating -- it's not a question of patriotism. it's a question of character and udgment. they get on me -- bill's gotten on me about, "read my lips." when i make a mistake i'll admit it. but he has made -- not admitted a mistake and i just find it impossible to understand how an american can demonstrate agai

an hour from now a nine minute commute. so far the thursday commute looking good. >> kelly: gorgeous day for this thursday. double digit highs today. at noon 94. at 3:00 98. that's our high for the day. as you g 96. triple digits coming back for the weekend. more details in 10 minutes. >> dana: it was a long night for some students and their parents at a local middle school on lockdown since noon yesterday. some of these students weren't released from johnson middle school until 4:30 this morning. hundreds of parents waiting outside the school for hours last night. the gym. it can be very dangerous, especially if you breathe it in. members of the epa moved in and according to epa guidelines they had to test each student for mercury exposure before they could let them go home but they had limited testing equipment so they could only release five or so students at a time. the school noon yesterday. the final students were released at 4:30 this morning. >> krystal: such a long night for the parents and students. metro police l

minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. recently, the standing rock sioux tribe watched in anger as an oil pipeline project near their homes moved forward. sadly, their concerns about their drinking water and sacred lands was not taken into account. mr. kilmer: so tribal members raised their voices and they weren't alone. in an unprecedented demonstration of support, thousands, tribal members from all over, including my home state, went there to stand in solidarity to the standing rock sioux. the call was heard, thanks to the obama administration, and the construction in the disputed area has been halted. so that's a victory. i join many of my colleagues to call on the government accountability uffs to thoroughly inspect federal policies that protect the health and environmental security of american indians and alaska native communities. we have a sacred trust and treaty obligations to our tribal neighbors that cannot be broken. their sovereignty must be respected, not just on this project but whenever the federal

with that i yield to the majority leader for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the majority leader is recognized for one minute. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank this gentleman for his work. it's not just the work today, it's the work every day for almost all americans. mr. mccarthy: we talked about medical device, medical devices are so important to keep people alive. there's one person in this house that led the charge to make sure that tax was repealed. so more medical devices could be created and more jobs. that's the author of this bill even today that's giving more americans the opportunity for ownership. isn't that the american dream? it's interesting, mr. speaker, i hear a lot of words on this floor and i heard just recently words about value. you know what's interesting? the record doesn't lie. so i heard on this floor about values and i heard on this floor about zika. you know what? that's one of the greatest threats to the citizens of america. that's why this house did not delay in action. we passed not once but

a smooth ride. 24 minutes. sara and gene, back over to you. >> within the hour, crews are expected to be back at a pond in plymouth searching for a missing swimmer. >> police say that young man jumped off a boat during a thunderstorm. jessica reyes live in plymouth this morning, and jess, crews will begin searching when the sun comes up. >> reporter: right, gene, crews called you have the search when thunderstorms started coming and started coming and it got dark. out here a toe 2568 three hours looking for this man and they are back here in a little bit to continue their search once the sun comes back up. >> reporter: a ms. sieve search for a missing swimmer continues this morning more than 12 hours after a 26-year-old man jumped off a boat into great herring pond. >> you got to feel for the parents, i feel bad for them. >> reporter: friends and family members met to comfort one another in a waterfront chopper spent three hours searching for the man near the center of the pond closer to the plymouth side. dann

/2 minutes. mrs. maloney: thank you so much for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise to express my support for overriding the president's veto of the justice against sponsors of terrorism act. i understand and give weight to the president's concerns, but i believe that this bill is focused on and applies to overwhelm those attack that is are committed on u.s. soil that harm u.s. nationals. the attacks of 9/11 were singular acts of appalling cruelty. they were targeted knowingly and specifically to civilian noncombatants. they were barbaric crimes that violated all new orleans of civilized conduct, and all of the international conventions of armed conflict. the hijackers of those planes died that day, it is virtually indisputable that there are people who conspired with them in the planning, preparation, excuse, and financing of those horrific acts who walk the streets freely in foreign capitals today. they walk comfortably, securely, suggestly, believing that because of a peculiar interpretation of inte

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here are live drive times, 28 minutes on the expressway. 15 minutes on 95 as you approach 128. 16 minutes 128. this is 128 northbound as you head from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. meteorologist sarah wroblewski joining us now with more on >> sarah: sticky out there and humidity in play and bit cooler and clouds and few showers out there, especially to the south and it will turn dry once again tomorrow into the weekend, at least the first part the weekend. second half we will be watching the path of tropical storm hermine and the potential impacts it may bring to our area as we head into labor day. we have a lot going on. tropics really heat up during we actually hit peak conditions and there's hurricane gaston still category one well to the north and east. remnants of tropical depression number eight passing to the south, but eyes in the gulf tropical storm hermine now 60 miles per hour wind speeds with some stronger gusts moving north-northeast at about 12 miles per hour and you can already see the outer bands pushing into the panhandle. we will continue to see that

a couple quarters and were >>robin winston: into san francisco the average drive is less than 10 minutes from the maze of to the skyway the floor on the bay area hear with 92 of the commute across the san mateo bridge no big problems the good ride is less than 15 minutes a quintet of drive times hotspot free highway for west for the right out of antioch into concord the nimitz and the placenta and the hey were union city and fremont >>james: the mother and father spoke exclusively >>reporter: she was the youngest of five siblings and expecting a baby girl and november last monday she was shot on the 1700 block of 17th street by wednesday morning he was a rest at an apartment complex after a nine hour standoff with police soon after a personal interest turned himself in and both men are still behind bars the recent high graduate attended a family reunion just two days before she was killed loves ones are now holding on to memories memories of when she spent time volunteering and helping others as they try to get donations for burial in addition to turning it was decided the double homicid

ten minutes ago this exact same graphic. 48 minutes and now we are over an hour. the last few minutes because of the two accidents on 128. and another update in a few there. a little bit cooler as well. >> shiri: i am making moans and groans for your graphic and my graphic. one of the questions was it is windy out there. winds at 20 miles per hour sustained in boston, but at least we have clouds thin enough that we can see the sun come up today and we haven't seen that in a couple of days dressing your kids and yourself for work or school in the 50s. coming home from school. temperatures from the upper 50s to the middle 60s today. to the clouds and where we see the drizzle today coming up. back to you. >>> the fda has approved the first artificial pancreas for people with type 1 diabetes. downtown vice monitors a person's blood sugar levels every five minutes and automatically provides insulin when needed. people will have to still manually request more insulin after they eat. attached to and outside of a person's body and approved for people 14 years and older. t

nine minutes before 7:00.t you to work on this monday morning with a check of 95. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington joining us now. looks like there's a little trouble there. >> right. a little trouble. we're seeing a lot of volume just because it's early in the morning and we're watching rain come down. a bunch of things happening, 95 southbound around cottman avenue. it looks like one, two, three vehicles are involved. also, there's backup behind there where vehicles are being stuck behind these cars and having to merge back into traffic like this guy over here. that's creating quite a dangerous situation. he's stopped here for a minute, some cars got stuck behind him. now he left the scene. they're probably getting police there soon and hopefully to the correct side, the southbound side so we can have this traffic diverted around the area safely. we're seeing through the work zone, pretty big delays earlier. the drive time on 95 at this point from woodhaven road up towards center city

live drive times. 2 minutes from 128 to the tobin. 16 minutes on the expressway. so still not too bad. 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist jason brewer in jason, you are saying hermine will cause big problems for swimmers and boaters this labor day weekend. >> jason: hermine will add to to the problem. tropical storm moving into south. and you can see all those bands of powerful winds affecting a wide swath of florida and even parts of south carolina. this is south georgia right now around valdosta. that storm is pulling away it came in as a hurricane 1:30 in st. mark's florida and powerful storms across florida, tampa, orlando, daytona beach. look at the rain it is all the way up into southern north carolina. the wide swath of locally heavy downpours affecting northern areas as well. so let's track this tropical storm hermine with 70-mile-per-hour sustained winds. the latest advisory from the hurricane center as of 5 a.m. it is moving pretty quickly to miles per hour. it will continue to move fairly quickly until it gets out i

route 1, 93 south in issues. 23 minutes on from mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway and 20 minutes from 93 south from andover to the zakim bridge. >>> following breaking news out of jamaica plain where police confirm there was a violent attack where a man was shot and killed overnight. and this morning they are searching for a suspect. >> reporter: it happened inside of a large apartment complex. station's catherine parrotta is live at the scene where officers were gathering evidence for several hours, here right up until 4:15 or so this morning. the last police vehicle just cleared within the past half an hour or so but this incident unfolded inside one of these large apartment buildings that you see behind me. police confirm it was a deadly shooting. this is what we know about this so far. it happened around 1:00 again in one of the buildings 267 center street in jamaica plain.police were called there for reports of shots fired. when they aid arrived they didn't survive. boston police are still actively investigating this. they are canvassing the area and checking cameras for any

live drive times, 32 minutes on route 1, 47 minutes on 93 south but i will be watching 79 minute drive time closely because of that accident. i mentioned that could go back to you. >> cameras rolling as students went in front of confederate flag outside car window. happened outside newton north high school. >> gene: the video now making rounds and facebook -- on facebook and district not happy about the incident. fox25 live in newton and catherine you just spoke to the person that took the video. >> catherine: after video surfaced most have been harassed and violently threatened by some students after posting the studio. this video making rounds on facebook, other rounds of social media and school calling acts that it captured deeply troubling and student posted to facebook earlier this week and drive through parking lot waving a large confederate flag out the window and according to the principal the incident immediately reported to police involved and according to the principal the school has taken appropriate action. past hour we spoke with the student that shot the video, car drove

pike 40 minutes, 93 from split to the pike, 36 minutes, 93 from 495 to leverett connector and take you 47 minutes right now. >> daniel: continue to follow breaking news out of new york city and new jersey. police and fbi are looking for this man >> intense manhunt for 28-year-old and calling this act of terrorism. i want to show you what's around us, here on twenty-third and 6th avenue. this is where the first explosion happened. man ahmad kahn rahami. 28-year-old from afghanistan and lives in elizabeth, new jersey. 28 years old. he is about 5'6" weighs 200 pounds and police want to talk to him about saturday's explosion and new video we just got in. police are searching his elizabeth, new jersey home. they are searching above restaurants and we know that investigators are trying to talk to some of his family and friends and that latest bomb we are talking about was found this morning. now the men found wires coming out of bag and multiple devices found inside and bomb squad accidently detonated it. saturday 29 people were hurt, everyone survived, pressure cooker device was found block

the 90 minute has been broken into six 15-minute segments of time.ester holt will start each of those six segments by asking a question to one of the candidates. that candidate will have two minutes to answer. the other candidate will have two minutes to respond and answer and then for the next 10, 11 or 12 minutes depending on how things go, we want the candidates to actually debate, to talk to each other, to challenge each other on the issues. the moderator is also there to make sure that they drill down on the issues and we get some answers rather than the old thing that we used to see in the old debate. only lester holt knows the questions that will be asked. the commission does not know, we have no control over it and of course the candidates do. the last thing i have to do tonight is to be the public scold. and what i mean by that by all estimations, there could be as many as 100 million people watching around the world in the united states what happens on this stage tonight. and this debate is for them, for them to observe these candidates, to

the 90 minutes has been broken into six 15 minute segments of time. lester holt will start each of the six segments by asking a question to one of the candidates. that candidate has two minutes to answer. the other candidate has two minutes to respond and answers and for the next 10-12 minutes we want the candidates to actually talk to each other, challenge each other on the issues. the moderator is there to make sure they drill down on the issues and we get answers rather than the old two minute thing we used to see in the old debates. only lester holt knows the questions that will be asked. the commission does not know. we have no control and neither do the candidates. i have to be the public scold and by all estimations there could be as many as a hundred million people watching around the world what happens on this stage tonight. and this debate is for them. for them to observe these candidates, listen to them, to consider what their position is on the issues and see them in this atmosphere we have here. it is not -- this debate is not for us. the

i imagine we say see mexico city trump for 10 minutes or 20 minutes.'t know if he can do that for 90 minutes. >> that's an issue here. >> i feel it's the opposite. her events are so short. when has she had a 09-minute in the last few months? have you been to a rally? they go on and on. he has amazing energy. i've never heard anybody criticizing him for getting tired. >> it's not that he gets tired, he gets loose. i'm not sure -- i'm not worried about him losing stamina. i'm worried about him saying stuff he may regret later. fy were -- i'm not worried personally about it. i think that might be fine, butfy were you guys, i might be worried. >> that's an interesting point. are you kerpd about that? we know there was a point last week that he stood in front of a podium for five hours, to ensure he could do that without taking a bathroom break. that's not the same thing as having someone at another podium and practicing back and forth which we understand he did not do. >> i'd be lying if i said there were certain days i want to slip some sedatives in his k

on 24, 11 minutes. 93, 18 minutes. on the expressway from the split to the pike will take you nine minutes right now. sara, over to you. a scare at a local gas station has one man threatened police says was a gun and a bomb. >> gene: that morning a judge will face a judge and long list charges. jason law live at the gas station in rehoboth. that station expected to open back up this morning. >> reporter: yeah, it is dark right now this morning and it is going to open back up. it opened up at 2:30 yesterday afternoon after it was shut down for four hours. the sun cron is reporting this morning the suspect held out a x box video controller and the reports said he was ranting for getting treatment for people suffering from mental health. he may himself be suffering from undiagnosed mental health issue. the suspect is benjamin kimball from north attleboro. he is facing a number of charges after business were called to the cumberland farms around 7:00 morning. he made all kinds of threat. threaten ed to harm the woman worki

howard frankland bridge, roughly six minutes to cross. we're up to speed on the sunshine skyway bridge too. coming back, we will look at lakeland. back to gene and gayle. >> leslee, thank you very much. >>> the 2016 heart walk is right around the corner and news channel 8 is once again committed to raising $100,000 but we need your help. kia is matching the first $50,000 we raise so er two. the walk is happening november 129 at raymond james stadium. i will be there. stacie schaible -- >> i'll be there. >> gayle guyardo as well. head to wfla.com/heartwalk for more events. >> it's huge. >> yeah, a lot of people. it's a great event and good cause. >>> a neighborhood dispute gets out of hand when one man gets into a bulldozer. >> a wild police chase and shoot-out coming up. an end. >>> first, a military face-off to the presidential candidates. where donald trump and hillary rodham clinton will sound off about national security and how you can watch it. you're watching news channel 8 >>> in your vote, anticipation is building for the first-ev

again in 30 minutes. in hyannis. stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >>> boston police searching for a suspect after a woman claims she was sexually assaulted on the greenway. the victim was walking toward the carousel when she was attacked by a stranger. jessica reyes is live on the scene where this happened, and, jess, the woman gave police description of that suspect. >> yeah, gene. told police think he was homeless and wearing a bruins jersey at the time. this all happened on this stretch of the greenway right across the street from us right here at atlantic ave and state street. and this was typically a very safe and busy spot for tourists and commuters during the day. although this did happen in the middle of the night, it did come as a bit of a surprise to people here. it happened 4:00 in the morning yesterday, and you told police did not know the suspect and believed, again, that he was homeless. police are still trying to track him down this morning, but the victim did give police a brief description of what

we will explain or in 15 minutes. live in boston, catherine parrotta >> reporter: i am jessica reyes live in dorchester this morning where city officials are seeing right now trying to figure out what killed dozens of birds here yesterday. the birds are called crackles and photo of what they look like right here. the animal rescue lead said 47 of them was found sick and 14 of them later died. two cats also got sick, one them had to be put down. on bakersfield and annapolis survived and they are working to find out what caused it. we did speak with inspectional services and looking to see if anybody put something out or if there was any evidence of pest control and we will be hearing from them coming up in ha minutes. live in dorchester. jessica reyes, fox25 news. and i am michael henrich reporting live in worcester where city leaders are imposing a new round of water use restrictions as the drought gets even more severe. here are those restrictions. no more water except when you are using water cans for flowers. the f

six 15-minute sections.hey will -- two of those 15-minute sections on each of three very broad topics. one of them is like america's security. they are vague up to the point that nobody can teach to the test and prep to expected questions. we know there will be something on the economy and something on the direction of the country and something on national security broadly. but in terms of the way this is going to be structured, as lawrence o'donnell was talking about earlier this hour, basically, they will start off with an initial question. they will have two minutes to respond to the question, give an answer to the question. and then after that, it's fairly free form in terms of how they get through the 15-minute section. >> 9:00 eastern time has arrived. we're within the three-minute mark now. the moderator at these events has broad discretion on subject topic. nicole wallace, you have lived this, follow-ups and the like. >> what's interesting, i talked to the clinton folks a few times today and a few di

show you how that plays out with the 10 day on 10 in a few minutes. >>> 5:40. 20 minutes before 6:00.m. people heading out to school and work this morning. >> let's check the roads, including route 30. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. jessica? >> we're watching the white horse pike, route 30 in collingswood circle. a couple of cars out the door. no big problems or delays. most of our jersey majors look like that. 42, this is new jersey walt whitman bridge. heading into philadelphia, no increase in the brave times yet. average speeds into the 60s. new hanover, there's an accident reported on deep creek road and schultz road. we're still watching this accident from earlier this morning in plymouth on sandy hill road and plymouth road. there was an earlier zaeraccide. cleanup is now closed. checking in with more of our majors when i come back. >>> hearing both sides of the story, just ahead, we'll tell you a police officer's side of the story after she was involved in a deadly shooting that set off a demonstration. >>> also taking a stand. hear why a sch

here are live drive times, 52 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 36 minutes on the expressway. 48 minutes to the leverett connector. >> i love coming to the morning show. friendliest people you can imagine. >> lots to celebrate today. >> patriots ten-zero lead and promoted and took the lead in the fourth quarter, larry fitzgerald 100 career touchdown and put arizona on top 24-20 and field goal that makes it 23-21 and cards did get one final chance and goes wide left. pats win by two. in arizona and all eyes on jimmy g. in his first career start jimmy garoppolo was cool, calm and collected. led scoring drives to start both paths and led the game winning drive in the fourth quarter. this night was a long time coming for garoppolo. >> i'm a now and only one game right now. >> how good was jimmy tonight? >> jimmy did excellent job. it is a good starting point for him and i think he like everybody feels like there's so much more that we could do and fun to get a win when you know it could be better. >> job jimmy did. >> it is incredible. all game poised and knew as a team we believ

love reporting only 14 minute ride, 15 minute ride. went up a minute and head from the operate split to the exit for the pike. jase. >> jason: tropical maria more on this straight ahead. >> catherine: 8:09 now. something isn't right for hundreds of people in one midwest city. coming up why the smell of rotting meat filling the air in columbus. >> gene: sound lovely. terrifying experience for mother heading to the airport to pick up her child. only to find out he was sent to another city and she was given another boy instead. new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. kelly ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advocacy fund is responsible >> catherine: it was plain wrong when mother showed up at airport

just three minutes before sunrise.etting a better view of the low clouds in the lehigh valley. a combination of low clouds and some spots of fog this morning. they won't last. we'll clear out and get sunny, warm conditions this afternoon. we should warm into the 70s this time of year. that's normal. we'll be in the 80s, middle 80s, in fact, warmer than yesterday. comfortably cool this evening. as far as the fog, that changes second by second. zero visibility in coatesville. you'll find some spots of fog, got a bit thicker in dover. there's still time for it to get thicker. there you go. there's your update, quarter mile visibility now. the coolest time of the morning is just after sunrise. we could see that go even lower. watch out for fog this morning. you'll need your sunglasses during the day. that will warm things up. 64 degrees in philadelphia. 74 degrees with sunshine at 10:00 and those clouds, a few scattered clouds this afternoon into the 80s. a bit warmer today, thanks to south/southwesterly winds at 9 miles a

together every ten minutes. live look at the zakim bridge where things are still manageable on the zakim and the leverett connector. drive time right now on 93 south, 37 minutes as you head from 495 in and overdown to the leverett connector. here is shiri with your bus stop forecast. >> shiri: we have some clouds around in boston kind of blocking that beautiful sunrise this morning but 74 degrees the temperature now. dew point at 70 means a really muggy start to the day. now we have got 70s on tap for massachusetts to southern new hampshire. because we have patchy lighter showers for kids coming home from school at 3 p.m. temps near 90 degrees. short sleeves a must because it is going to be hot and humid today. >>> 49ers fans will be able to order food and drinks right to the parking lot. the team announced new partnership with amazon called prime now. prime now will offer delivery in an hour or less to the staple yum so tailgater also be able to order snacks and drinks instead of worrying about fighting game da

nine minutes before 7:00.e'll be run down the headlines and the stories we'll follow throughout the day. >>> and philadelphia police officers are thanking one community within the city. and we'll tell you why this annual atrags has a special meaning this year. >>> imhotep taking on malvern prep, st. joseph of new jersey taking on pennsville and springfield, delaware county at ridley. you can vote on nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app. ♪ cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. >>> five before 7:00. neighbors in port richmond are praying for phil. >> phil is 7-year-old philomena stendardo. last week she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. yesterday, look at this. streets in her neighborhood were packed with people who came out to support phil. phil, also called bean, she couldn't be there. she's being treated at children's hospital. hundreds of people bought

exes 30 minutes on 93 south. back to you. >>> the man who allegedly terrorized new york and new jersey with bombs is waking up in a hospital. and held on more than $5 million bail this morning. this as we learn new information about ahmad khan rahami and the information that led to his arrest. >> sara: one bomb technician believes that the 28-year-old constructed the bombs himself well experience with ieds. >> gene: investigators are focused on the visits he made to pakistan and afghanistan in 2011-2014 and trying to determine if he came radicalized during that timeaa multiple reports that the note left behind on a pressure cooker bomb that did not go off at chelsea included a number of terrorist attacks including the boston marathon. >> gene: taken into custody after being hurt in a gun battle in new jersey. right now they are not seeking anything else in connection with these attacks. the arrests came hours after the investigators released to he was photos. it held critical clues including fingerprints. officia

live drive times. 24 minutes from 495 to mass avenue. 12 minutes on the expressway. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> breaking news this morning in new hampshire where the attorney general's office and state police are investigating a suspicious death. they have been at the crime we find fox25's michael henrich. michael, police have been in and out of that house all night long. >> reporter: well, right now things have calmed down. one new hampshire state police cruiser parked in front of had home on carmel drive in danville new hampshire. lights on. the yellow police tape that you can see blowing in the wind as the mist continues to fall here at the actual house. you can see the first floor light is still on early this morning. this accord the attorney general's office here in the state of new hampshire. this is the scene of a suspicious death investigation. that is all they are confirming right now. we have asked a series of questions, and so far the ag's office is only saying that they are in the midst of a suspicious death in

here are those live drive times, 45 minutes on peek eastbound, 28 minutes on expressway, 51 minutes on 93 south. weekday morning commute, but shiri, i will build a new drive time for the section of 495. >> sara: we will check back with you in just a bit, julie. kind of crazy we have had days of drizzle here and only amounted to quarter inch of rain. so far this entire month in boston and just over that and worcester we are half inch short of what we typically get at this point in the year and more than eight inches -- excuse me, half inch short for the month. over eight inches short for the to make up. i haven't had much in the way of steady rain this morning. we have had some light to moderate showers crossing over the cape and islands, southcoast, but the rest of the area, just kind of the mist that goes along with the drizzle and not picking up any measurable rainfall. plymouth one of the spots this morning where we have seen on and off fog, visibility for miles and not as terrible as it was for points this morning but not done with the fog yet. any travelers need to be aware of the

from 880 out to 1 0112 minutes to get from hillcrest out to 242680 is a nice smooth ride >>james: for investigators say this man has been arrested our district out of state their attempted kidnapping happened in san leandro on washington avenue the unnamed suspects have just got awful role for committing violent crimes 10 days before the abductions for the man will be extradited to alameda county that is where you'll be facing civil charges including kidnapping carjacking and assault with a deadly weapon. >>reporter: investigators are trying to determine a motive a link between random targets and whether he had any help the 28 year-old remains in custody after his dramatic shootout on monday they're being investigated as an act of terror they're reviewing the past investigation that could prevent this weekend violence his wife is cooperating with investigators she left on overseas travel for the weekend event to she has spoken with u.s. officials and united air. >>james: we're learning of the price that is, of putting out the fire for the bill for the blaze currently is $206.7 million

. 37 minutes on the expressway. they don't clear that accident soon. i can expect it to jump closer to 50 minutes. maybe even an hour. 41 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >>> all right, 6:17 this morning. and cold? yeah, i don't know when it has >> sara: really cold and fed a has the bus stop. >> gene: you pull up the windows. >> shiri: if you slept with the windows open take the blankets with you to close the windows. you are not a happy camper right now. a frost advisory for inland towns and cities where we have the mid and upper 30s on the maps this morning. things warm up nicely this afternoon. it is going to be nice and bright. you can see the buildings there getting a little glise the sun is not quite up yet. it comes up just after 6:30 in the morning. and we have these unsettled patterns that will get stuck. 32 in norwood. the coolest on the map. keene, new hampshire, checking in at a similar range. you know it is combed when we have those 30s wack. we have n

robin winston: 9 some light and no big problems for the nimitz or the bayshore freeway a quick 14 minute trip from hayward to san the sale is once we nice so far no other problems connected are 2101 it is still under 10 minutes to get from the toll plaza to the one on one on ramp >>james: here you can see some of the videos homes are threatened evacuation's have been ordered the fire started just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon in santa clara and these images from high above a courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc seven the smoke could be seen for miles roughly 200 firefighters right now on the line balun this blaze so far 300 homes are in danger and that witness and to have been setup to use community center in moscow was at morgan hill presbyterian church >>james: he is on the way to the evacuation centers and you have a live report for us at 5 so stay tuned for backing a fire near the college is fully contained this morning we have several your e-mail is lobbying smoke plumes coming from the area this is video from the scene and you can see firefighters trying to douse as ma

then the nightling came, 90 minute delay. -- lightning came. 90 minute delay. the clock runs out. that's your game. bucs lose 37-32. horrible clock management on that as -- how this hurt the bucs' clock management, especially there. >> who says kickers aren't important in the nfl? this was a 4-point swing. the buccaneers just couldn't get over it. >> it wasn't my day. >> reporter: cutter appeared to have lost confidence and he went for two twice and missed twice. >> i mean, i'm concerned with -- i'm concerned with us losing, that one was -- that was one of the things. >> had they converted a point after each attempt, they would have been able to tie the game with field goal. with -- then at the end, with the game on the line, winston gets caught from behind and the rams head home with a victory. >> that was just dumb on my part. th w i got -- like i said, the quarterback has to step up and make plays for his team. defense but me in a great situation. 2-minute warning. we've got two timeouts. i just got to make the plays. >>> cutter did say after the game he could agree that they p

>> 31 minutes to be exact, to the minute, 31 minutes last summer in the bay area.e doppler hd is showing you we are tracking the cloud cover and we will go tighter on live doppler hd, and you can see the live doppler hd is tracking the clouds from fremont to san jose, and back west into san mateo. some of us are waking up to cloud cover, but over all we are waking up to temperatures in the 50s so it is a cool start for work and school and it will be a gradual warming trend today. the temperature shows you in the midday hours, first, wees there the cloud cover, but, second, we are cool and most spots are holding in the 60s and by the afternoon, our warm of the cities today as we welcome fall are topping out only in the 70s. so, highs across the region, below normal this time of year 64 in san francisco, and 72 in san jose, antioch and concord at 76 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows you the next seven days and we welcome fall under cool conditions and we are warming up quickly on sunday to monday, and it is hot cross the entire region and you can track the temper

avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway. 19 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the zakim bridge. back to you. it. >>> breaking news in dorchester where a young man was shot and killed standing on the sidewalk. emotions boiling over as one person was killed during this altercation. >> sara: the victim was talking to a group of friends when bullets started flying. jessica reyes is live in dorchester this morning and, jess, a memorial for the victim is growing victim is growing this morning. >> right, you can see just over my shoulder on ripley road, and police say this man was shot and killed here on ripley road around 7:30 last night, and this is video from the scene you are seeing right now. as time went on hortly after this man was shot, a big group of friends and family members showed up here to wait for answers from police. "the herald" says the victim was standing with a group of friends on ripley road when a police were up here for several hours talking to witnesses and marking evidence, but this morning we do know that the shooter is still on the loose. as for the victim, w