haidi: to be fair, is moody's alone in raising concerns over softbank?: there is i suppose -- they are selling bonds again this month, this week on the ninth. those bonds are complicated in the sense that s&p, and at least one of the local rating agency is giving an equity credit. the long-term debt. the s&p will give a 50% equity credit. different tothis moody's. haidi: we will continue to watch that story. great to have you from tokyo. bloomberg's corporate finance reporter there joining us from tokyo. negative outlooks continue to make the headlines. the next guest expects 2016 to be a year of record downgrades. coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: counting down to asia's first market open of this morning. you were looking at the iconic sydney opera house. a beautiful day in sydney. -- 0.7% after expectations that the fed moving in september were there dampen by the nonfarm payroll numbers. the rbatocks -- meeting, the last one headed by glenn's evens before he steps down as well as gdp numbers for the second quarter coming through later this w

kenneth moody 9:14:47 there's a light at the end of the tunnel now. but for the past two years kenneth moody and his fiance elissa were in dire straits... 9:10:47 i was out on a corner playing guitar, collect some money to bring her breakfast.. :56 they relied on kenny and his musical talent, to get by. that talent caught jesse frank's attention . jesse frank sot @ 9:26:56 if you watch somebody, they'll show their hand, so he was playing.. and i rolled down my window.. he came u to me, and he played 9:12:27 he says, i've got an organization, that likes to help people get up on your street, i go.. ya.. of course, i'd be interested... : 38 the bkind challenge began - a complete transformation to get this couple off the streets in 60 days 9:30:56 it is so much work, .. when i bring them in, they're a part t because it takes a huge commitment. jesse 's wife and three children knew they wouldn't see much of him.... as jesse started the process of reaching out to businesses for help. bella vita boutique provided new hair -do's for both... and makeup. 9:27:3

of concernlevel there highlighted by moody's.e know officials keep the rate over the last year around -- the short term repo rate around 2.4%. barteringto encourage to cushion and support the economy, but some of that money is flowing into risky loans and shadow banking products. that is a level of concern for some here. >> it certainly is, but this is the latest in a long list of warnings. how concerned should we be here? that's absolutely right. some thatring from risks are rising. there is a greater risk of contagion now. moody's for their part as well says it is a growing risk of a liquidity crunch. i was able to catch up with one influential professor here on friday from china's institute of finance and banking, part of the china academy of social sciences. here is what he had to say about the health of china's banking system. >> the slowdown of our economic growth, the downward pressure on the economy, this background is a macro trend. it will not change in the short-term, and the mid this situation, a banking sector faces

moody's has said there is a risk of a liquidity crunch.l that, i spoke with advisory body to central government and have some clout, and i asked him about the views on the health of china's banking system. take a listen. >> the slowdown of our economic growth, the downward pressure on the economy, this background is a macro trend. it will not change in the short-term, and amid the situation, our banking sector faces a lot of pressure. the bad loan rate is rising. profits are failing. this trend is very obvious. the people's bank of china are not blind to this. they have said that reducing short-term barbering and reducing that leverage is a short-term goal for them. we have seen today that in fact that they have drained the most funds in six months, $37 billion, so that his example and evidence they are on this and now trying to rein in some of this leverage. another thing is to remember that of course china has something of a cushion in its savings rate, $22.3 trillion. angie: incredible. tom mackenzie, thank you so much for that. big nig

you don't want a car named moody. >> probably not. >> he's one of the he's on a mission. he's a mainstay on the las vegas tripp. >> we're talking -- about criss angel. >> my mission in life and the reason i believe god put me in this situation is to be your voice, to share your stories and the sentiments of going through hear, what their child has to go through. >> criss angel's son was diagnosed with leukemia. now he's doing everything he can to help not only his son but all kids. you see dana and kim wagner giving them a hug. we're also very invested on make a wish. on monday, he will host a star-studded performance at the this is to raise dollar 1 million in the fight against pediatric cancer. we're talking about the candlelighters organization. all of these great organizations coming together in the valley. it's a time to focus on the kids who struggle with cancer. more information monday morning on news 3 today. and we have a link on how to help out at news3lv.com and click on "find it" under the station tab. >>> the holiday crowds are flooding in for the labor day w

moody's saying there is a risk of a liquidity crunch.n that context, i spoke someone who is from the institute of finance and banking at the chinese academy of social sciences. it has an advisory role to china's central government. i asked for his view. take a listen. >> the slowdown of our economic growth, the bigger downward pressure on the economy, this background is a macro trend. it will not change in the short-term, and amid the situation, our banking sector faces a lot of pressure. the bad loan rate is rising. profits are failing. this trend is very obvious. tom: it is worth noting as well that the people's bank of china are not blind to this problem. they said that curbing leverage is a short-term goal, and they have taken steps as well to start longer-term repo rates to ith up those rates, and should also be noted that in the context of china's financial system, china does have a huge savings of $22.3 trillion. out to bet could turn their saving grace. tom mackenzie on that story force in beijing. coming up, a global brights par

now here's where the lady gets a little moody. to squish the cup all the way up to the ledge and just do what it does, but this plastic dip paint, for whatever reason, is a little bit temperamental. you want to engage it for about one inch, give it about a five second count, go up a little higher, give it another five second count, and go up to the top of our ledge and then give it another five second count. then you'll remove it and drop the cup to let the paint drip off. ready? let's do this. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. and because the lady is moody, we'll do the same thing on the reverse coming back down. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. now, depending on how thick you want the design to be, you might even go back and do this again once it's dry, but give it about 30 minutes to let the paint sit. wipe off any excess on the bottom and then let it do what it does. ♪ so we're gonna take our paracord rope and wrap it around the back two prongs of this chair. now, you can use any decorative rope you'd li

suspicious, manipulative and moody. i'm not moody. >> you're not any of those things. >> see, see. >> oh, i i mean, nothing against people who are cancers, because, good for you. >> all righty. did we show you those yet? >> you're going to look and now everyone's getting close to the tv because they want to see. i'm trying to see if anyone in my family has been changed. my mom's a pisces. october 17th. where is that? anybody. oh, here it comes. >> how is a libre. people are made that their sign has changed. nasa had to release a statement. >> i love this. here at nasa, we study astronomy, notro signs, we just did the math. >> smart people are dream breakers. >> also important, today is national voter registration day. we don't care how you vote, we want you to be able to vote. make sure you are registered. 6 million people -- >> they missed registration. you can't vote. >> stat out. if you want to vote, and everybody should. you've got to get in there. get registered. 70% of americans are registered. so 30% of people ar

what might we get off of the back of the movies decision -- moody's decision?uest: it is hard to say. people tend to be very defiant until it happens. sees his buying -- buying price go up and he is more pragmatic. after this institutional purging, we may see turkey ease up on that. we may see them cease to be so critical on the central banks and try to bring more market friendly face back. yousef: thank you. plenty more to come on the program. we hear more from the turkish president. u.s. and itst the refusal to hold a man responsible for its two. but first, is there any love out there for saudi stocks? stay tuned, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back. you're watching bloomberg. the lower oil prices are putting pressure on saudi arabia. it is soaking up liquidity. let's get some perspective on how money can be made in this market. also, the overall outlook of the saudi economy. we are joined by the ceo of a dubai-based investment fund. rates,at these cyborg these interbank rates, one indicator of how the quiddity is holding up in saudi arabia. it is sti

minister, will moody's downgrade: next friday? right, again -- vonnie: some question?ister, hopefully you can build a hear me better. my coanchor asked if the rating's agency moody's will downgrade your rating next friday? what is your view? for this.thanks decisionsen several of the rating agencies this year . , two. we have been in a constant information with a ratings agencies. i don't know what they will do, but we have proved we are quite resilient. the decision was quite short. anything like a negative effect on the financial market was, i should say, very short. and we have recovered their previous position. we don't have any problems with replacing our debt. just a week ago, we made the first european issue of the bonds in china in the people's republic of china. issue, to behuge fair, but it was heavily oversubscribed by the chinese investors. we were the first european country to enter that market under the chinese rules. have quite a good opinion among the investors. mark: finance minister, bloomberg ran a story a week or andgo that state-controlled state fu

the turkish lira has fallen to a seven-week low after moody's cut the country's credit rating to junkandited rising risks external financing needs. weakening credit fundamentals for its decision. in the wakee by s&p of july's failed coup. hillary clinton and donald trump will face each other in the first of three televised u.s. presidential debates later. the event will be held at hofstra university and will be moderated by lester holt. bloomberg has full coverage on that u.s. presidential debate. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you. after a big week for global central banks, we start with comments from the boj speaking this morning. governor grow to says easing options desk governor kuroda says easing options include further negative rates. cooks the policy tool will be andher negative cuts lowering the target level of the long-term interest rate. with regard to possible options for additional easing, the main policy tool will be further cuts in the negative short-te

in turkey stocks are tanking. >> moody's downgraded turkey's credit rating to junk. the downgrade comes in the aftermath of july's failed coup. turkey has fallen victim to a spate of terror attacks. authorities in the country for blame politics for the downgrade. furious. turkish prime minister sharply criticized movies for downgrading turkey's credit rating. we don't believe that these assessments are highly impartial. we see there are clear attempts to create a certain perception of the turkish economy. the same ratings agency said on thursday that turkey had recovered from the shock of the coup attempt. movies is the second of the three big rating agencies to downgrade turkey to junk status. the us-based firm cited worries related to foreign capital in close. the fourth-largest emoji 20 group of major economies are yet it also pointed to an increasingly volatile political climate. -- coup attempt which -- purge of state officials. ankara's commitment to the rule of law. the downgrade means it will be more expensive for turkey to borrow money and support economic g

after the moody's rating, turkey only house one -- only has one. market is trying to figure out how much of an outflow that will be. does: constantine, what this mean for turkey's economy, and will the central bank keep easing? >> the question now is how will the downgrade affect banks cost. if it costs more to borrow from abroad, the ability to tackle these rate cuts to consumers is limited. meeting, it seems to be an easing policies and march. the question is whether they will feel to keep things more aggressively, and that could threaten a weaker lira. angie: thank you very much. yousef: let's hop over to our dhabi.ughty -- abu we are definitely getting more optimistic statements compared to the doha freeze talks earlier in the year. proposals have been carved up here in what is your take on all of this? do you have a feeling that they might come out with something here? >> we don't think there will be a tacit agreement at the end of the meeting. do you have a feeling that they might come out with something here? we have seen comments from both

i'm laura moody. >> i'm russell rhodes. you all right? i am. we're trying to paper scripts out here today. i just realize that i forgot how to work with paper scripts. hi. >> poor baby. okay? >> okay. okay. okay. wait a minute. wait a minute. got to ask you. did that guy freak you out the illusionist? he did. let me tell you something. i did not know what he was going our website, www.fox13news.com. it was cool. he put those coins, i don't know how he did it. his hand was empty. i have no clue. it was neat. you were talking about being paid in sunshine. we got plenty of that. wow it's blue. its beautiful blue outside this morning. it's great now. we are going to deal with a few afternoon thunderstorms. after all still september. during that rainy season. 82 with dew point of 74. east wind at 5 we're good for go for now. but but oul notice clouds will bubble up over next few hours. that will translate into few afternoon thunderstorms. overall rain chance will be around 40 percent high temperatures once again touch 90 degrees. >>> all right thank

vonnie: our thanks to simon president senior vice and moody's.k: coming up on european close, two to the executives. cory johnson will be live with mark hurd and then an interview jacques.-sebatstian what a turnaround it has been today from the slump we saw in european equities last week. the biggest decline the stoxx 600 and more than three months last week. we are seeing a turnaround today in what is a massive week for the global economy with central-bank meetings and the fed and the bank of japan, the stoxx europe 600 is up as is the and miningn by oil copies. check out what is happening on the currency front today in a massive week for the dollar and the yen. sterling is up. it fell 2% last week. you are watching "bloomberg." ♪ 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe today. i mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. you're watching the european close on "bloomberg markets." mark: we will take you from san francisco to london, covering stories out of new york and germany in the next hour. here's is what we're watching today. vonnie: moment

moody's actually said that clinton would grow jobs in excess of $10 million and then actually trump'sver 3 million jobs for the country. what clinton's campaign did was then extrapolate that out over the states, concerning population and so moody's told us that you know, yeah, that's a reasonable way to do it, and we will note that the policies have changed since then, and so there are some minor differences, but moody's said that's not really the issue here, and, also, we must note that other estimates, like such from the tax foundation have said it would actually do the opposite, and clinton's policies would lose jobs and trump's would gain. so we calmled this half true. >> president obama had this claim on the stump in philadelphia. let's listen to that. >> you want to debate foundations and charities? one candidate's family foundation has saved countless lives around the world. the other candidate's foundation took many -- other people gave to his charity, and then bought a six-foot tall painting of himself. >> so is that true? >> okay. we actually did rate this one true. and this

here with more is laura moody.. morning guys.. well -- if you think it's ok to take a week off from working out.. you may want to think again.. a study published in "frontiers of aging neuroscience".. finds the benefits brain can fade after just 10 days... previous studies have shown that exercise increases blood flow to the brain, which can create new neurons, and possibly even improve memory and thought... but it was unclear how long increased blood flow and its benefits would last... researchers looked at a dozen of what they called "exceedingly fit" seniors.. aged 50 to 80... who still ran 35 or more miles per week.... after 10 days of eight regions of their brain, including significantly less to the "hippo-campus" --- which is associated with memory... the study's lead author says the message is pretty toss back to walter and jen.. it's now 5:??. time to check the forecast with dave.the forecast with time to check it's now 5:??. time to check the forecast with dave. it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening roads - wi

good morning i'm laura moody and i'm russell rhodes. >>laura: good morning. i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. a lot of football this weekend. >>dave: pretty similar. it's going to be hot, you know, each afternoon. we have a quiet start to the day, though. temperatures are in tampa and have gotten to a 77 degrees. great start. it's going to be quiet and muggy. temperatures mainly in the upper 70 as long the coast. mid to lower 70s inland with the afternoon high temperatures in the 90s. notice the rain chances 20 we'll bump it up a little bit to 30% for sunday afternoon. v vanessa? >>vanessa: we're clocking in on god speeds and travel times for you on the interstates. 275 here, mlk, junior is starting to pick up as we typically see this time of morning, but like i said, no big slowdowns to report. travelling between pinellas county and hillsborough looks like over the howard frankland boulevrd exit from pinellas bayway, 19 minutes. 11 minutes heading northbound 75 towards 275. >>russell: police are looking for a man who stole tens of thousands of dollars from

and good friday morning everybody i'm laura moody. i'm russell rhodes. let's get and vanessa. >> yes. i forget the t in crumpets. this is first time no really first time we sat next to each other. i like it. technically. even though we're like ten feet away from each other all day long. on camera at the table. let's check temperatures. 9 o'clock temperatures. let's see if we're up to 80s yet. see how many of us are already into 80s. i think beautiful, with the beach, oh gosh i wish i was there by the way water temperatures still 88 degrees. 83 clearwater. st. petersburg 83 and sarasota by noon time today we'll be at 87. lower 90s for highs and rain chances again like yesterday around 20 percent. >> okay. >> that's pretty quiet and good news we were watching that wreck on i-4. it was really jamming things up in eastern hillsborough county. that's clear. so it looks a lot better with travel times. you can see this westbound near homosassa road. on left left shoulder expect some folks still slowing down past the crash site. good news we're out of red here 1

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. first there's weather to talk about and it's labor day. let's get to lindsay. >>lindsay: it's a holiday. if you have the day off today, first half your time to get in outdoor plans. rain on the horizon. good boating this morning, very light winds, great visibility at johns hopkins and then hop over cloud cover thanks to all the moisture we saw last week. it was around this weekend, give it an hour before this lifts. no actual fog, just some low cloudiness. where it's cool is 73 in crystal river and where it's mild, 77 in many spots, including brandon and st. pete. it's 76 here in tampa. perhaps a little bit of patchy fog in eastern pasco but elsewhere, it's just low clouds that will lift and give way to afternoon and evening rain, building west. skytower is quiet. we had more rain on the e thank goodness. that changes today so we'll have to watch for heavy downpours as it won't take much with all the saturated ground to bring additional brief flooding. there's the rain chance at 50% b

>>laura: and i'm laura moody. let's head over to dave for a look at the forecast. >>dave: getting ready to walk out the door. it's a nice start to the day. notice how i emphasize start because it will be a stormy finish. rain chances go up this week. we're starting o degrees in the tampa area. beginning to see, though, the winds shifting to nor of an easterly fashion. as the rain chances go up this week, high temperatures go down. i think today we go back to the lower 90s but then we bring in the showers and thunderstorms late today to the tune of 50% to 60% and your highs again back to the upper 80s beginning tomorrow afternoon. >> southbound 275 this morning delays go. nothing to cause you a big backup but we do have an accident 275 on the howard frankland bridge heading into pinellas county. you can see the activity all off to the right shoulder here. still a six minute trip here. this is heading in the southbound direction so that's our standard travel time there, not a big issue for drivers but do watch for flashing lights on scene. tampa fire rescue reporting

what did you do to moody? she's okay. just alleges hoarse. you know what is, she's getting ready for food segment. that's what it is. she's already eaten the food. and i will wait here until you're telling me to get over there. and similar to yesterday in temperatures but different in moisture levels overall. because now that we have some drier air beginning settle in aloft, notice how it's kind of eaten up some of showers along the coastline this morning. don't get me wrong. there be a couple isolated storms today. however, they they will be few and far between. and really, that, was this trend. future cast one or two storms on there later this afternoon. inland locations. you fast forward into tomorrow. more of the same with that dryer air aloft. it really holds rain chances back and tomorrow there be a couple storms inland that likely about it we don't return to half way decent rain chances around here until probably the beginning of next week. also want to talk about the tropics, barely hanging on this morning. barely as karl tropical dep

good tuesday morning i'm laura moody. i'm russell rhodes. we've moved outside. lindsay joins me. it's warm, and sunny. fr now. i know we're satisfying all this rain is coming what's happening we need to bring in sh some heating to destabilize atmosphere and moisture. coming second half of the day. there's where the sun is, notice that little swirl you see up towards melbourne on visible satellite. that's an area of low pressure. better rain chance today. now the heaviest rain will be on the east coast. but as this wraps around, this moisture comes back into our area. we will giving us a 60 percent rain chance this afternoon and evening. gives you that little swirl west to 95 near melbourne. that's center there. couple 80s not many. certainly humid start to the day. i have 79 here in tampa. >> but afternoon and evening will be wet in spots. especially further inland you live. so elementary away call it numerous storms with seasonable temperatures today and tomorrow. we'l neighborhood coming up. >>> all right. lindsay, thank you. we are still seeing a slow ride along interstate but

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. a lot ahead this morning but we have to start with some big traffic delays in clearwater.

askpanelists of that will questions, tom moody, a reporter with "the billings gazette," jackie on theokia, the news yellowstone public radio. won the coin toss and chose to go first with his opening statement. gov. bullock: thank you, panelists and audience and those of you joining us. i am greg gianforte. i am a businessman and a job creator, not a career politician. i am running for one reason, to create more high-wage jobs in montana so our kids don't have to leave. i am also running for emily and devon vincent who live in coal strip, have a young family, and for all the families at home tonight who are wondering about where their jobs are going to come from in the future. we arenately, today, 49th in the country in wages, and our kids are leaving, in large part because we have a failed administration in the helena. we have seen layoffs across the state, in columbia falls and elsewhere. we have seen two consecutive quarters of declining economies. coal strip is slated to be shut down, and our revenues have fallen off a cliff, and our surplus is gone. we have also had a lack of acco

greg moody has a preview. reporter: the madness that is a nice at angel's memorial quiet. >> code red getting dicey. >> and that code says code black. >> we don't have the resources to treat them. reporter: but there are changes through the trauma center. >> we get a pretrained doctor. >> a few have left, dr. hudson while probable the biggest casing news rob lowe joins as a surgeon with fresh ideas that rub many the wrong way. >> marsha gayharden is the center and i can hand that title to lewis goodman and the action continues at incredibly fast pace. too many patients and not enough resources, code black. >> producers are promising more focused stories and medical drama. slated for a full season and that season starts wednesday, september 28th at nine right here on cbs4. >>> i'm critic at large greg moody for cbs4 news. >>> the new season of the fast paced medical drama code black premiers wednesday at canada. prince william and princess kate arrived and part of their first official trip as a family. they wil

kenneth moody there's a light at the end of the tunnel now. but for the past two years kenneth od elissa were in dire straits... 9:10:47 i was out on a corner playing guitar, collect some money to bring her breakfast.. :56 they relied on kenny and his musical talent, to get by. that talent caught jesse frank's attention . jesse frank sot @ 9:26:56 if you watch somebody, they'll show their hand, so he was playing.. and i rolled down my window.. he came u to me, and he played five songs.. it was pretty good :10 kenneth sot @ 9:12:27 he says, i've got an organization, that likes to ya.. of course, i'd be interested... : 38 the bkind challenge began - a complete transformation to get this couple off the streets in 60 days 9:30:56 it is so much work, .. when i bring them in, they're a part of the family... because it takes a huge commitment. knew they wouldn't see much of him.... as jesse started the process of reaching out to businesses for help. bella vita boutique provided new hair -do's for both... and makeup. 9:27:35 , day 1 is your image.. we

but fox 13's laura moody met one county administrator who box, to help the kids no one seems to want to teach. the result... pure genius. :55 scott2:03 tiffany((open with nats of her reading to kids))0017xb.mxf 00:16:49;17 in the smallest salamander there is wonder to be found. it wasn't the path she set out on... but in a way, it's where she was always meant to be. ((nats continue)) 0017xb.mxf 00:16:43;25 ...in a fish's joyful splashing... to see the way tiffany valdez is with these special ed students is to understand what it means to love. 003232.mxf 00:22:23;03 i was a foster parent for years so these special children have always been near and dear to my heart when i say it wasn't the path she intended, i mean she graduated from usf with a business degree- worked in the business world for years. she was a stay at home mom, then when it was time to get back to work-- this is where she really wanted to be. right here at citrus park elementary. teaching. exeptional ed kids. the most vulnerable and fastest-growing population of kids. ((cover first bite with video)) 0035aa.mxf 00:31:3

remember friday after the bell the country was cut to junk -- i think by moody's it was -- and we saw a pretty big rout across the board with stocks getting smashed and 10 year bond yields jumping. lower rates across the board, particularly at the long end. today felt a bit more like a classical risk-off day with people selling stocks and buying treasuries. we talked about the positive correlation between the two. today it means people went to safety in u.s. government bonds and sold of the thing else. tracy: let's look at currencies because the fireworks we've seen and markets today taken place over there. the pound is weakening against the euro to its weakest levels mid-august thanks to talks that the u.k. could break away from the european union. you also have a survey of business leaders showing that three quarters of ceo's would consider moving their headquarters to operations outside britain. you mentioned turkey. let's look at the lira. also weakening quite significantly. , think it is down about 1.4% off the back of the moody's downgraded, the cut to junk status on friday. joe

laura moody was in attendance with her lovely husband. mark wilson and his wife were there. john wilson and mary kate were there. i don't get nervous talking on tv but up in front of your colleagues, like laura and the wilsons, it was a formal event, all dressed to the nines, i was a little nervous in front of you folks. >>laura: that was a tough crowd. >>charley: it was. it's a room full of cops. >>laura: sheriffs and state attorneys and -- yeah. >>charley: i'm sorry. law enforcement officers. yeah. it was an odd room but what a generous room and what a lovely room. and a special training to recognize rape victims early and this new program to really be able to get information from a rape victim soon and accurately to better -- >>laura: prosecute. >>charley: thank you. to better prosecute that crime which is a real problem that nobody wants to talk about. so proud to be a part of that. you looked beautiful as always. >>laura: thank you. >>charley: it was a good weekend. i feel like i'm shot out of a cannon now. back on tv with you. i'm in carrollwood this morning. a neat ne

epstein in for laura moody. it's the first day of feel. don't expect to see the leaves change any time soon. >>russell: palm frons are falling. >>dave: but they're always falling. we have a great start to the day. a little less than an hour from sunrise which should be beautiful as you're getting the kids off to the bus stop. toasty warm and 79 degrees along the coast. temperatures mid 70s inland and overall now, yes, we will filter in a couple of isolated storms later today, but the overall rain chance runs 20% meaning look at the 90s. enjoy your first day of fall, vanessa, with temps in the lower 90s. >>vanessa: that's how i like my fall, extra crispy. russell likes that. got a giggle. all right. we'll check the roadways right now at 6:31. good news is we're incident-free on the major roadways. brandon area, closer to 301 westbound traffic moving good. 60 miles an hour is your average through that area. westbound drivers 75 to gandy, plan for 16 minutes. >>russell: charlotte under a state of emergency for the second straight night. the s

i'm russell rhodes ((laura)) and i'm laura moody.. thanks for waking up with us on this monday, september 26th..((toss to dave for weather))

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i'm laura moody. we want to thank you for waking up with this on tuesday, september 28th with a look forecast. top morning it's a pretty start. big towering cumulus clouds. we do have some showers along the immediate coastline show i show awith skytower radar especially hernando county i will honest with you one shower has held together. as it approached coastline. it is now moving just to the south and the east of weeki wachee heads up, showers is coming at you. probably notice the dark clouds off to your northwest. also, another shower which f apart as it moved its way on shore. and over the largo area. looks like overall rain chances will be best inland gwen. as everything is pushes in over this afternoon highs near 90 degrees. vanessa. all right thanks, dave. and 8:0 one is time. some trouble spots we're seeing here on roadways. we'll start off interstates and look at 75. if you're just joining we still have this clearing crash scene. so some progress here since our last check on it a southbound,

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i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. take a look now at dave for a look at the forecast. kind of nice this morning. >>dave: it is and i'll tell you, over the next three weeks, four weeks, it will start to get nicer and nicer. we're getting past that point. it's still warm and muggy outside. great start to the day overlooking the lakeland net camera at this hour. our temperatures are running low to mid 70s inland. we've got mid to upper 70 as long the coast and the forecast keeps us in the lower 90s the next couple of days and holds the rain chances to around 20%. don't get me wrong. by the weekend, moisture levels ride back in and so do the rain chances and we'll talk more >>vanessa: all right. thanks, dave. see you then. we're watching this crash off the i-4 westbound ramp. this is the ramp to hillsborough as we told you before, lane blockage here, traffic is passing from what we can tell, at least one lane but now we're starting to see impacts to the westbound travel lanes of i-4. just looking slightly under speed with

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. a lot ahead this morning but speaking of dave, he's not here. lindsay is and there's rain on the way. >>lindsay: but not this morning. dry times until wetter times later this afternoon. clouds thickening today but we have breaks in them. it's developed to 76. we 80s this morning even though it's very muggy. notice the little swirl. that's a tropical wave that will move across our area today and with it, giving us patchy sprinkles in polk county. nothing major. we need to bring in some heating before we opt the late day rain chance to 60% to 70%. because of the content of moisture in the atmosphere, highs in the upper 80's. we'll time out the best arrival of storms coming up. courtney. >> the interstates are building up this morning and we're seeing delays through plant city along i-4 corridor. this is a live look at the westbound traffic. taillights heading near branch forbes road. delays from state road 39 into i-75. it's about a 16 minute trip but