-- reckless of the deep south. we know, of course, lincoln proved unable to prevent war. lincoln responded by calling troops. rival waves of patriotic fervor swept the north and south. many democrats joined hands with lincoln's and the republicans to restore thelag and union. stephen a douglas, lincoln's longtime illinois rival, announced that every man must be for the united states or against it. "there can be no neutrals in this war. only patriots for traders -- traitors." in the south, the new confederate nation suddenly became far more formidable. most white southerners decided to fight for independence when push came to shove. they might not all have thought secession was a great idea, but when the question came -- which side are you going to fight on, there was a huge turnaround, especially in the south. carolina,north tennessee, and arkansas, for additional slave states, sided with the deep south and doubled the new nation's military manpower. vastsides mobilized armies, and both stumbled into a war that prov

moving along the coast to the south coast of massachusetts. expected to feel the impact of hermine today. >> doug meehan is live in west port with the conditions there right now. >> good morning. you can see it. you can see the storm just sitting off the shore. the sky much darker out there compared to here on the land, and the conditions are not too bad at all. but officials are taking precautions this morning. not only here at west port but bedford. the beaches were closed on sunday ahead of hermine. as i mentioned the same here in west port. concerns about dangerous rip currents churning up the choppy water. here's another concern. the trees that have been weakened by the drought are more susceptible to coming down and heavy winds. crews have been out trimming trees for weeks trying to keep them away from the powerline. they have put extra crews in place, but they are urging the cell phones now in case the power goes out later, and of course, we'll bring you updates on air and online but here in west port, for now, not too bad at all. we're

so i stood at the south portico and waited for the motorcade to go out of the south grounds, which takes a few minutes because i've seen the motorcade get to the fence and turn around and come back because something was forgotten or a staff member was late. so i usually stay there until the car leaves the ground. after the card did leave the grounds, i then turned and went back to the diplomatic reception room. across from that is the secret service command post. and as i started to go into that the room, it was full of people watching television, obviously. so i decided to go up to my office on the first floor and on the way, i ran into one of the chefs and butlers and we discussed a couple of things going on, preparations of the south grounds and a i talked to one of my maintenance men who was doing some activities in the house. it took me about eight or ten minutes to get back to the usher's office. as i walked towards the usher's office, i noticed that there were a few more people than normally would be in the ushers office and they were all looking at the television. and as i walked

early next week the wind shifts to the south helping 40s by thursday morning. more as a result, the high through the weekend. no rain...just clouds and high in the 60s. early next week the wind from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weathet north at 10-20 mph, but at least than wednesday. clouds return friday and linger wind shifts to the south helping temperatures warm to the low wind to deal with again from the through the weekend. no temperatures warm to the low 70s. with two of the top contenders for the white house making their returns to the hawkeye state this week. both donald trump and hillary clinton are back in iowa for campaign stops this week --with trump coming first today. trump taking the stage to speak to supporters in council bluffs today. he referenced his iowa caucus performance dur endorsed me the other day. i know the people of iowa like ted cruz. but he endorsed us the other day and i thought that was very good." trump -- also speaking in wisconsin tonight. trump's primary rival will also

from the south came cotton. after the spread of the cotton gin in the late 1790s, the cotton trade, the international concentrate exploded. the u.s. exported half a million pounds of cotton in 1800 was exporting 2 billion pounds by 1860. kaufman represented 60% of what the u.s. was exporting to the world, and it was 40% of what was going out of new york's harbor. so it was a huge deal. the next biggest commodities as tobacco and was less than 10%. so, cotton threads tied in new york and the south together i believe in a long and codependent relationship. the plantation south and new york city grew up together. the explosive growth of the cotton plantations strayed across the deep south and was largely funded by new york banks because that's where the banks were so of course you came to new york. the new york merchants supplied them with everything from the pianopianos in the parlors to tr clothing become their slaves. new york not only should take significant portion of the harbor is where the ships came back fil

the day. if you are heading south of the pike, have an umbrella, you may the south cape and notice the brightening north and west. clearing skies, comfortable for sleeping. less humid tomorrow, sunshine going into saturday. let's get you up to the roads -- how are we doing? olessa: pretty good. this is the pike by allston brighton, eastbound heading to the bottom of the screen, traffic nice and light in both directions. one accidents coming in by mas that's the only thing working right now, volume building braintree into boston. south of their you are fine, 95 out of sharon also quiet for now. 93 south out of methuen down into andover, find all the way down to the leverett connector. emily: gop nominee donald trump delivers his defining speech on immigration. the eye's erika tarantal with the key points he's making. erika: they're policy points we've come to know well. trump again promising mexico will pay for a border wall and vowing immediate deportations. >> day one, my first hour in office, those people are gone. zero tolerance for criminal aliens. erika: trump is vowing to create a task force

coast of the cape especially if it stalls for the south, then it will be minimal. to give you the idea. one computer model showing wind gust of 50 miles per hour or greater along the islands and over 40 across the cape into later sunday and sunday night where the rainfall would be there are other models showing other things, so i will show much more about this, coming up later. maria? maria: see you then, maria. harvey, thanks. maria: as hermine pushes into florida's big bend region soaking rains have already triggered widespread flooding. low-lying areas are underwater in places like alligator point cedar key, and stretching down to clearwater and sarasota. a lot of mandatory and voluntary evacuation orders are in place. it since a hurricane hit florida, and emergency crews are worried about complacency. >> this is what its. you listen and watch. if it gets bad, you leave. >> if it gets bad, you leave. if you think you can ride it out, ride it out. maria: some ten inches of rain could fall in just a matter of hours, combine that with the

she was shot in the 800 block of 15th street south- east. officers were in the area helping with flood patrol --so they were quickly able to take three suspects into custody. one man says he heard the gunshots early yesterday morning. "i heard a pop and it was loud like a, it sounded like a faint gunshot." the three in custody are an 18- year-old man --and two teenage boys -- one of which is a 13-year-old. he faces charges of involuntary an iowa man is missing after not returning home from a hunting trip. the 60-year-old decorah man was hunting in the crazy mountains in montana last week. he was expected to be home monday or tuesday --but never showed up. a group of hunters telling authorities they met a man near the lake --but they were concerned when he didn't return to his vehicle. a sexual assault is reported at a fraternity house at the the person reportedly went to the house with friends sometime last weekend, but separated and then was allegedly assaulted by someone they didn't know. it's the first sexual assault reported on campus thi

this will likely hit the south tonight or possibly into tuesday morning local time. rontal system as well for the nation. it is causing heavy rainfall in many parts of japan up towards the south of the region. now temperatures for tuesday, they are solid. it's going to be quite chilly for this time of year. 22 degrees for the high with rainy weather on tuesday. so plenty of sunshine with high of 26. 26 ovever beijing and down towas the south, there is a chance for a thunderstorm. a high of 33 degrees. now let's go to north america. i want to talk about this system. this is a hurricane named pane. pan sech pane is a hurricane at this moment but will weaken and it will reach us by thursday local time. it could become a real pain for the area. we're expecting heavy rainfall to fall in the area. we'll have a low pressure system which was a tropical depression near the coast of the carolinas. this system will likely cause heavy rainfall for the eastern -- for the east coast for the next several days. probablyly up to 200 millimeter of raiain could fall. for the rest of the

in the south bay. taking a view of the valley here. you can see it covering up the camera shot.izzle. this is one of the places you

and boston is the most traveled in the country. live at south station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: newly released video of a shooting by police in oklahoma have the victim's family calling for murder charges against an officer. >> the subject won't show me his hands. >> that's the officer who fired the shot killing terrence crutcher. her claim, he refused to raise his hands, now disputed as the video shows his hands were raised. the police say that crutcher was reaching for something in his suv and that's when one officer fired a taser and another a gun. crutcher was not armed. his family now demanding justice. a 9-1-1 caller had complained crutcher stopped his suv in the road, turns out his car was emily. emily: new charges against the worcester dentist charged with sexually assaulting a patient. this is video from his arraignment in august. he was back in court charge charged with similar assaults. dr. patel denies the accusations. his lawyers saying the new claims are a copycat. patel is still practicing. >> the government has grant

we have the showers and thunderstorms to the south. the dust moving in, and air 15 showing just how bad it's getting as the sun sets tonight. we'll stay on top of it for you, but know if you're out and about this evening you may encounter the dust, and you need to pull off and wait for visibility to improve before heading back out. >> i know we say all pull aside, stay alive, and jason is really showing us how important this is. you can see how thick it's been, and steve, clear skies pretty much behind him now. >> yeah, looks like it's past you now jason. >> reporter: it's just starting to move past us now. you mentioned this, so i'll talk about it first. look at the horizon. right there where the sky meet it is dust, you can tell the dust -- meets the dust, you can tell the dust is moving on, but you can see the dust on the ground level. highway 347 coming from the i- 10. these are all commuters coming from phoenix going down to maricopa. i would say visibility at this point is around a half mile or better, but at one point we were dow

however, the civil war that has ravaged south sudan since 2013 has escalated alarmingly since the subcommittee's last hearing on south sudan in april. the impact is devastating and the potential for an even deeper crisis is greatly disturbing. not only does south sudan face another post conflict reconciliation process, high civilian needs and widespread displacement of its population, but increasing human rights abuse, including recruiting child soldiers, which is extremely distressing. u.n. officials have asserted that targeted attacks against civil civilians and personnel in south sudan may cute war crimes or crimes against humanity. a u.n. commission in south sudan reports civilians have been targeted along ethnic lines. forces on both sides have committed violence. including an attack on a residence for aid workers in juba in july, which resulted in assaults on several americans and the killing of a local journalist. the dangers faced by foreign workers could have a devastating effect on aid workers. if the current crisis cannot be brought under control, the situation will likery deteriorate

because of cotton and those ties, enormous economic tie to the cotton south the majority of new yorkers were pro-south and anti-abolition. they were what people called copperheads, northerners who were sympathetic to the south. it is worth mentioning new york was a major northern hub of the trans-atlantic slave trade with a direct effect on slavery because slaves are not being brought into the united states by that point but there was a huge international transplant taking place and shipped out of new york were taking people up in africa and taking them to be slaves in cuba and brazil and places like that which congress declared this piracy which was a hanging offense as early as 1820 and everybody -- it was an open secret that new yorkers were investing in slave ships and profits were enormous, many slave ships were fitted out in new york harbor and sailed out of new york harbor under the eye of the harbormaster's, if they were caught the slave ship captains, which didn't happen very often. the u.s. navy was like a dozen ships and the atlantic is pretty big, but if a slave ship captain

more moisture down to the south off the coast of georgia. that is tropical storm julia and big impact stay south of this 168 in raleigh, 67 in fayettevil. it will be a hot one with as close to 90. stomach heavy traffic on the northbound drum freeway from high 40 up to make an strt congestion. i 40 in downwn to consider using 55 westbound as your alternate rewrite now for my 40th to the freeway interchange. they'll take about 15 minutes and save some time this morning. there are a number of minor crashes showing up in the raleigh area. we have one incident that is causing some pretty big delays in southeast raleigh the left lane of the ramp from 440s bound to 40 spam blocked right now. stomach a private school bus chelsea clinton will stop her mother in raleigh and carrboro. >> donald trump's daughter-in- law, laura will campaign in north carolina. >> bold of these women could be crucial to trump and clinton's bid for the white house. will be in raleigh this she will talk about her mother's plans to invest in technology and innovation for smal

the cotton south, the plantation south and new york city grew up together. he explosive growth of the cotton plantations straight across the deep south was largely funded by new york banks because that's where all the bankers, of course, you came for your money. they surprised from everything from piano and new york was where those ships came back to filled with european goods and that made new york important to washington, d.c. or washington city as people called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government because the government, large portions of its revenues from the custom house in new york harbor. there was a period where the entire federal government was coming from the customs house in new new york city. now it wasn't just the bankers and the shipping magnets who profited from cotton in new york city, the thousands and thousands of workers were directly or indirectly profiting from cotton. dock workers but also people in the shops, people who work inned the hotels and gambling houses, lots of southerners and plantation owners will come

the hospital as a precaution. all three had guns. on milwaukee's south side-- a woman has serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle at 60th and holt. she was struck while walking in the intersection just after 7 last night. police tell us they are investigating and the driver stayed on scene. andth side-- a woman is in critical condition after she was hit by two cars. it happened near 58th and villard just after 6-30 last night. police say the woman was crossing villard in the middle of the block when she was struck. officers say this caused her to fall into another lane, where she was hit by another car. she is reportedly in critical condition. both drivers stayed on scene and police continue to investigate. wisconsin lawmakers are poised to launch an investigation of the veterans home at king. disease outbreaks are reported. julie collins live downtown milwaukee with more - julie? a milwaukee family says it knows the conditions at the wisconsin veterans home at king all too well. the home will be the subject of a public hearing in madison today. ki

the republican of the south becomes stronger. ther words, the republican party won over the nonracist in the south who identified with patriotism, economic opportunity and social conservativism. christianity. now, did the races dixie grant in the south become republicans? the answer is no. the whole case that claims a big switch relies on one guy, strom thurmond. strom thurmond was a dixiecrat and did become a republican, but he was pretty much the only one. you can make a list of dozens if not hundreds of racist dixiecrat's and he could do this easily yourself and you will see the fast vast majority of them remain in the democratic party. they felt more comfortable in the party of bigotry then they would in the republican party. this is a fact. so, the big switch is bogus. didn't richard nixon have a southern strategy? no, richard nixon did not have a southern strategy and if he had a southern strategy and did not work because the deep south went for wallace. wallace is the guy who's segregation today segregation tomorrow segrega

tropical storm watches farther to the south and the speed to picking up to our south. no yet, but these beads building to our south are going to propagate northward as hermine inches northward through tomorrow. the speech will increase 10-15 feet off our coast line with higher speeds 20-30 feet farther south. in terms of the wind, they're picking up by this evening, gusting 30-50 miles per hour along the south coast. elsewhere we are gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. breezy for everyone and is winds continue early on monday. they back off a little bit late monday before we get into tuesday. dry weather expected today. even enter tonight, it's mainly drive with a couple of showers. it is during the day on labor day that we start to see bands of rain pivot on in. occasional showers and maybe some downpours as this moves on in. look at hermine still on tuesday hanging around. it will be a slow process to get rid of this thing. the south coast cape. elsewhere looks to be under an inch of rain fall. it will not be a big rain maker unfortunately. finally on thursday, hermine

the south but all the increasing and down along the south coast and the cape on sunday the winds could cost to 50 miles per hour. and that's going to continue on into labor day, as well. so we have got the wind and the clouds coming in first and eventually some rain, it looks like that will start to push in as we head towards sunday evening but it will come first along the south coast and the islands during the overnight on sunday and into labor day on monday. so wettest day potentially this holiday weekend. it looks to be monday on labor well. going to take until the middle of next week before that really heads away but the coast of new jersey really going to get beaten up by hermine. randy: we hope you have a fantastic holiday weekend. emily: we'll see you on monday morning at 4:30 a.m. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. tion. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can hel

still mainly to the south. may start to get into some of the rain sunday night and throughout labor day. monday and tuesday impacts. >> breaking overnight. hurricane hermione made landfall in florida. it is weakening now. the storm's track and the impact on the holiday weekend here. >> the driver of a tractor trailer keeps hitting a woman. >> a baby sitter apparently in no shape to watch a toddler the conditions neighbors say they found her in. >> breaking news this morning as now tropical storm hermione moves across florida even before making landfall as a hurricane the system caused but that doesn't mean that we won't see some of the effects here in new england. good morning. >> as we're ibbed kating we start with a decent weekend. but things could change. >> today and saturday are going to be great. this is down in florida now about 1,000 miles away. it has time to get here. it will slow down and stall. i think sunday night into labor day is kind of the primary time period as we start toov now tropical storm

it's passing through the south of the main island. it's going to continue to brush the south of the big islands there. again, the main threat has really passed to the south of the island there. 50-mile-per-hour wind speed at the core but a lot is off the coast. pumping up big waefs there. we'll track lester this morning. here at home, another comfortable day. we will talk about the weekend weather and major warming headed our way coming up in 15 minutes. mike, let's toss it to you and check that morning commute. >> the morning commute as you would right now, 4:31, almost 4:32, easy, breezy drive. the issue is not the roadway because only road crews picking up around the bay. as you cross the bay let's look at the bay bridge from emeryville. you can't see anything above about midway up that tower there. you can't see past the treasure island area because of low clouds. there will be fog at the golden gate bridge. that's the concern right now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> so who would pay for a wall? donald trump says he did not

the storms will actually survive overnight and push into the south and east. tomorrow we start off with the sunshine and do it again one are 10 percent in the southeast corner another chance of bigger storms though a rumble on the eastern plains late in the day. chilly 30s in the mountains 40s west comfortable 40s and the east. fiftys to the south and east highs with the colder temperatures to the north and west. '80s return to the south and we have 60s 70s and 80s for highs forecast hang onto the showers making a rumble of thunder out there good rang everclear after midnight the skies drop to 46. another chance of that late day shower. 8486 and down to 80 as we started cooling trend that takes us into the 70s again at the end of next week the next best chance of rain coming in on friday. i'll break down your broncos forecast for you for a hot game the new ikea and brimful of the furniture store has bought the land where plans to build the new location moving forward for development at the northwest corner of highway seven and i 25 no word on when constru one o

unhealthy air quality already forecast, both the south bay and the east bay and the south bay very close to where the fire is burning and the smoke will likely khreubt to even worse air quality for folks doctor contribute to even worse air quality for folks in the valley today. and if you have outdoor plans, try to keep the kids indoors and it may be a good day to skip the outdoor practices. spare the air i don't in effect for the entire bay area today. use mass transit if you can. outside, over the city, would he have clear skies. and not much is happening, no marine layer this morning and helping to keep us warm, to hot, once again, around the bay area. and the temperatures this morning, they are running slightly cooler in some spots than this time yesterday and still another very warm start. and we will see another hot day today. and in fact, well above average. so average this time of the year is near 70 for san francisco and oakland. and near 80 for san jose and concord. and today, we are running anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average. once again. and we are going to shave off

notice the waves building to the south. we are showing you the beaches with not much wave action, that will change. forecast track on this looking to the north and west strengthening through tomorrow back to hurricane strength. monday night and tuesday it inches closer and not out until the ends of the week. so we will see not only the wind with and wind gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour on the south coast and cape. the rain holds off for labor day. antoinette: as cindy mentioned there is a tropical storm watch for the coals st as we wait to what her mean will do. forecast. so far so good down there. a.j.: exactly. as we look behind me the ferry services are still running in some cases but it is important to mention that some ferry services have canceled. most if not all of the runs have been canceled today and tomorrow so check ahead with your specific service if you have plans to head to or from the islands of nantucket. martha's var we caught up with people yesterday who were wondering should we stay or go. if you left yester

a few more along the south coast. we cannot rule out a patch or two of drizzle this morning, but the big area of rain is to the south. someth of clouds along the coastline. some brightening happening up to southern new hampshire. as we get deeper into the afternoon, some of that me sink down, so we may actually see a little bit of brightening with sunshine developing and spot this afternoon by about 4:00. temperatures stuck in the 50's to around 60 degrees. there is another cool, raw day-to-day. olessa: this is eastbound heading away. no problems right now. pretty much the story -- a couple of construction projects still in place heading out along the expressway. no issue south of town. looking good on route 3, 24 and 95 as well. once again, as you travel southbound from route 2a -- and your class project on the southbound side of 128. we are buses to start the morning on-time. randy: police trying to unravel a bizarre mystery. erica: all of this involving a young woman and a large crime scene. internet antonio is live

we have the rain showers on the south side. showing them to you on live radar. between thousand and 7. those push to the east. more moisture over the mountains will keep a chance in the metro area. and along the front range. for one orb two showers lingering. midnight we're done. >> . maybe a sprinkle early in the day. then as we put the clock into motion. we'll break into sunshine through the lunch hour. that will trigger more showers and thunder storms. similar to what we're seeing on the eastern plains. not expecting severe weather. one thing we'll notice tomorrow. wind will be up and out of the south. future cast wind speeds. we get into the afternoon. some of the that wind out there you can see the speed numbers here. could be going 20 to 25 miles per hour. strong. out of the south. >> . a look wide. for the state. as we push the showers onto the eastern plains. between now and nine. hang onto a few more. into the wee hours of the morning. couple sprinkles or showers early. on your wednesday. then that moves heating of the day gets more going into the mounta

he carried the deep south, not nixon. now, this may all seem like i'm fighting about history, but it's very important history. why? because the moral capital of the democratic party comes from the idea that the democratic party are the good guys. they're the good guys. they've always been the good guys. they've always been fighting for the little guy and the ordinary man. they've been fighting for immigrants and latinos and blacks. in fact, the democratic party is a deadly enemy of the ordinary guy. they have been an anti-immigrant party from the beginning, they have been the enslavers and segregators and tormenters and lynchers and murderers of blacks. and you might say, well, what about today? what about today? so i was many philadelphia a couple days ago -- in philadelphia a couple days ago kind of trolling the democratic convention. and then i decided to take a walk. and about a mile away, you see a very interesting sight. a real contrast with the glitz of the convention. and that sight is i'm going to call it the urba

the south bay, a standard build, but it is there for the silicon valley as well. 101 south is jammed om millbrae all the way to poplar avenue. this is getting longer now for this stretch where your left three lanes are now blocked. folks are moving over to the right. it's easier for traffic management. that may actually help out the situation. el camino or 280 heading south toward 92 are options for you to get past that scene. meanwhile, the rest of the bay looking standard. we have a crash at mcbride for westbound 80, upper eastshore freeway and the bay bridge toll plaza backed up. delay between orinda and rock ridge exist. the rest of the system okay. >>> coming up next, justifying drug price hikes in response to the epipen controversy. a new bill set to be unveiled in the hopes of protecting people from paying outrageous prices for certain medication. >>> take a look at this video. it looks like many car fires we see, but it's what likely sparked the flames that makes this investigation unusual. >>> is there a fake elon musk out there, and why is he e-mailing tesla? a live look at

it is stalling to the south. that wind, about 65 miles per hour right now but it is forecast and it has updated as well to the west as we head through the day tomorrow getting towards hurricane strength force as winds at 70 miles per hour pushing to the east. there is wednesday and thursday so it's going to take its time before it moves on out of here. we're going to be watching it for t tropical storm warning in orange for coastal waters and tropical storm watch for the south coast as well as the cayman islands and you would not notice it as temperatures are in the 50s and temperatures will climb to 70 along the coast, mid 70s through the interior. what you will notice is the overnight hours. that's when we're going to watch for the potential of rain moving on in. i'll show you what you can expect for the labor day: >>> anchor: this morning two deaths are being blamed for hermine. the first a homeless man in florida and the second, a man was crossing the street and a tractor turned over. >>> we have an empty toy

the leading edge, the strong line to move south into the viewing area clipping parts of walworth county south to southeast but behind the leading line a pretty good amounts of rain. and today, lighter across parts of washington and sheboygan county over the lake. and then can see making landfall through parts of south milwaukee, and then curbing back into northern illinois. even behind that with an amount tempering the 3d version already a good look at that leading edge, stronger, the radar returns out in the outline. we have had quite a bit of rain, well over into north and northwest county. and those counties andre flash flood watch. that is coming up. and if you are heading to work -- lmape delays green on breaking overnight - violent protests erupt in north carolina... following a fatal officer involved shooting in charlotte. nicole's in the newsroom with the very latest. 12 officers were injured as protesters demonstrated against the fatal shooting overnight. protesters blocked traffic... vandalized a police van... and also gathered outside the apartment complex where 43-year-old k

two armed robberies in a matter of minutes in the south bay santana row. we're live with what we learned. >>> new this morning. major response after a fire breaks out over a recycling center on the peninsula. >>> and caught. police say they finally have the man responsible for shooting an occupied cars in san jose. the clues in the case that led to his arrest. "today in the bay" staurts right now. good thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we want to get right to mike inouye with a look at the morning commute. two problems out there. first one starting in fremont. >> that's right. starting in fremont but the bay bridge has a major issue. the rest of the bay looks good as far as the speed sensors go. southbound 680 just reopened. full closure and now all lanes have opened. clean up around washington boulevard taking you down toward the parkway or durham. that whole stretch is clear. recovery anywhere south of an andrade. three lanes were closed lower deck of the bay bridge heading towards treasure island where

the sustained heavier rain to the south of us. i expect that down through southeastern massachusetts and cape and islands you may pick up one to two inches of rain. will you pick up the wind gusting 40 to the vineyard and nantucket and buoy data gusting and powerfu coast for a few days. and waves have built as well. buoys reporting wave heights 15 to 20 feet. 100 miles south of us and i expect the surf to go downhill and rip current risk going up. next couple of days holding true. careful on the beaches. you probably want to check out rough surf but be careful getting into the water. >>> minor beach erosion and new england coastline and pockets of coastal flooding nantucket and chatham as well. >> this will not be a huge coastal flood event on the south shore and the tides are astronomically low and wind not as strong out of the east, northeast for the coastline and what we will see to the south. fair game for coastal flooding and beach erosion, cape and islands. >> winds gusting 30-40 miles an hour and 40 plu later today and eveni

the south bay just 101, mild slowing for the silicon valley as well. we do have this big slowing here, south 880 a crash at mowery, a number of vehicles in the second lane, one of the middle lanes is really jamming up traffic heading south of the dumbarton bridge. it looks like a lot of traffic on the approach as well as we may be seeing more folks heading to 84 instead of 237. we see more travel on the dumbarton bridge than the san mateo bridge right now. >>> we've been talking about this for a while, hearing about it. now changes are coming to a popular bay area park. the plan just approved that will macon jegs near mission peak a little easier for visitors. >>> taking to the air. a bay area city that could soon start using drones to improve security despite all those privacy concerns. >>> mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan set to give away a lot of money, we think. we'll tell you all about it coming up in business and tech. ==anim== ==sam/cu== park leadersre giving e green light to a new parking lot at a popular bay area hiking spot. >>>

the rest of the south bay moves well. we'll show you the san jose camera, north of 680, no problems with the few cars. the bay bridge toll plaza, popular spot. no backup and no delay. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. 4:46. if you're thinking about picking up the new iphone 7 when it goes on sale, you'll have to wait. >> for the rest of the news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both. wall street could be treading water ahead of a slew of economic data. futures are higher. stocks ending mixed on wednesday with a drop in oil prices dragging on the dow. the nasdaq moved higher thanks to apple with its best day in two months. you want to look for perks on unemployment, retail sales, inflation and manufacturing. the dow falling 32 points to 18034, the nasdaq rising 18 to 5173. if you were hoping to pick up a new iphone tomorrow, you may have to wait. apple says they're sold out worldwide as is the new jet black version of the smaller iphone 7. that m

but the heaviest stuff is to the south and east of the valley. with a threat and chance for flash flooding. the monsoon meter, at only about a three. and then as its moves up, it is going to make a turn and then we look at how much rain we are going to have here in the valley. but for today, if you take a look at the future cast, the first batch of storms is going around 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. for tonight, moving off to the west valley areas, so that is where the rain will start to move in. and it is a busy one, trying to get a grasp on this. every three, four, hours we get a new moder. >> new data, new output, right? >>> okay, now traffic now. we have a wreck at the intersection of grant at the 17 in downtown phoenix here. it is kind of holding things up and taking a look at the big picture here, we have got just about everyone joining in on the rush hour slow down, including the santa, a little bit of slowing--san tan, a little bit of slowing there on the 101. and now let 's break there's down for you, 26 minutes on the 101 eastbound from 75th av

here is the south bay, we promised the picture. that's what to expect for 101. >>> up next, breaking news, a harrowing developing surreal scene out of new jersey after a commuter train crashes at a platform. we'll take you back to the scene. >>> the fight against the loma fire continues this morning with more acres burned and more homes in its path. the uphill battle crews are facing coming up next. >>> happening now, a california father of three battling cancer. he's in dire need of a bone marrow trance plate. on nbcbayarea.com how bay area residents are coming together to help, how you can help as well. >>> don't call the teacher, mom or dad because you might get extra homework. a boy provides a guide to surviving the third grade. back in two minutes. >>> breaking news out of hoboken, new jersey this morning. these are live pictures coming into our newsroom where a transit train has crashed into the station at the height of thursday morning's rush, leaving twisted piles of metal and bricks as concern is growing over mass casualti

to the south bay... our teams are busy >>> right now at 11:00, from the north bay to the south bay, our teams are busy working two breaking news stories at this hour. a truck fire that shut down one direction of the richmond-san rafael bridge and firefighters waging an all-out battle to save homes in the santa cruz mountains where the loma wildfire is tearing through land. i'm sam brock. thank you for joining us. >> i'm kris sanchez. to the bridge closure that's impacting the morning rush hour. it did it all morning long. not much better now. a all lanes connecting san raff fel to richmond are shut down. jodie hernandez is there talking to emergency crews. we saw they let the cars off the bridge. any time line for when the rest of the road will be open? >> reporter: i'll tell you, sam, the richmond-san rafael bridge remains a mess. the westbound lanes are still open. from this vantage point, the approach seems to be looking good. the chp has just told us that the eastbound lanes will not reopen until 1:30

you can see it throughout the south bay. you may see it on your morning drive this morning depending on where you start out. >> we've been in contact with cal fire overnight, reaching out to crews on the fire burning ten miles southwest of morgan hill. clearly visible from 101. the mandatory evacuation orders covering at least 300 strictures, 1100 acres burned so far and it's only 5% contained at this point. we've got continuing coverage all morning long. breaking news we've been following here on nbc bay area since 3:00 yesterday morning. our live team coverage continues right now. let's start with bob redell. live on the front lines, very close to the fire with new information coming in. >> reporter: good morning, laura. right now you're looking east at loma prieta. i spoke with a firefighter. he and a string of colleagues started retreating down the mountain because the fire got a jump on them. they were on the ridge on loma prieta, but the fire has gotten so bad that they decided to move down the mountain towards a fire s

the south coast as starts to weaken. cindy will be tracking the effects. >> and checking out the traffic moving along the sprays, we all get back to work, back to school after the long weekend. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. >> wet roadways there. >> yeah. >> mist, drizzle, some fog. not a great start as the kids head back to school and you head back to work this morning. fog may slow you down. visibility isn't terrible. you can see around the boston less in worcester. you saw the skies were brighter there with breaks in the clouds along the south coast to new bedford. varying conditions across the area. i would have some wet weather gear with you at the bus stop for those areas of drizzle and the fog around this morning. lower 60's at the bus stop this morning. windy and cool kids getting off the bus this afternoon. a lot of clouds and lower 70's. a cool day. these winds still kicking up, gusting over 20 miles per hour in a lot of spots. 30-mile-an-hour gusts toward block island. to the north, on the

storms fire up to the south. and we'll talk about when the storms could move in to the >>> and your desert drive time for the north valley drivers is six minutes on the 101 eastbound from 75th to the 17. and as you're taking the 17 southbound from the area you're good to go until the -- grant street slows from the closure at 7th street. let's give you a look at the delays. this is the camera at the durango curve. avoid this area. once you hit the stack, take i- 10 eastbound or state ro could be a good option. i-10 in the west valley next. >> reporter: construction on the 202 might have started but that's not stopping some native american tribes from sending a strong message to adot. >>> do you think your hoa is working against you instead of with you? joe lets you know what you can do to help change that right behind the -- is pulling back the curtain on seemingly perfect parenting. the former addict is sharing the hilarious reality of >>> the fbis are going to be doing a 10-mile relay to desert vista high school.

winds from the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. there will likely be a sea breeze that keeps us around 80 at the coastline. friday morning, this is the map at 8 a.m. so it's sun clouds and patchy fog on the cape and dry start to the day and then late in the day, this cold front pushes in. i wish i could say it's going to be a sobbing rain but looks like brief passing showers maybe a thunderstorm as comes through. and we will pinpoint down the timing. there are signs it may slow down a little bit. it looks like the cooler air that comes in behind it will feature temperatures in the 60s for the upcoming weekend he. so if you are waiting or fall like temperatures, saturday and sunday will be your picks. tracking the tropics we have tropical storm lisa which is way out near africa. and may strengthen a bit over the next day or so but will stay out in the lantic. karl losing steam -- atlantic. bermuda has to keep an eye out for karl but it logs like it will hook into the atlantic. 80s for the next three days and a shift. 6s -- 60s for we

ro expect delays on the westbound side. south of there, a slow trip as you approach route 3 at the braintree split. delays here back to union street because of an accident. a new crash on 95 north at 128 also has a lane closed. west of town, so far the pike is fairly quiet. heading north, delays building on 93 south of methuen. passing by 128. trains and buses so far on schedule. >> 5 investigates trouble at a >> eat fewer calories but still get flavor. the simple changes to make with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. 00 for $549 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. >> this man is accused of planting an explosive in new york. his alleged reference to the marathon bombers and when friends say they noticed a change in his behavior. vulnerability that has lawmakers and others concerned.

let's get to the maps because we have a few problems. south of town accident cleared by route 53, but now we have got braintree split. once you get there expressway, 35 minutes braintree into boston, approaching another crash. this one by the mall, and then along the pike, a new accident here by route 9 where one lane is closed, and 495 to 128, almost a half-hour trip at this point. and 93 south doesn't look too bad. delays pick up at wilmington at 125. and it is stop and go all the way down to the lever connector, and now we're watching train delays as well, red line has minor delays, and everything else is running on schedule. cind morning of september and it is a cloudy one, as you can see right here, and we are starting with temperatures that are running in the lower 70s, and it is sticky, dewpoint temperatures in the mid and upper 60's but just to the north and west, drier, more comfortable air is working on in, and behind this slow moving front, so with this front, slowly pushing through, we have got the clouds, and there is rain, too, e

commute getting back on schedule from odd early slowing in the south bay. things are back out to normal for north 101. look. it's the tri-valley your typical friday light. it's great. we do have the pattern 880 slows through hayward and through union city and either side of that san mateo bridge cutoff and that's typical. east bay, no problems heading over to the peninsula. bay bridge toll plaza, we do have reports of a minor fender bender on the shoulder. just approach that 580/24 interchange. the quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza shows you the backup. the metering lights are on here. we can see the east shore freeway at speed. low clouds hovering around the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. they be a little fog but so far not presenting a problem. back to you. >> thank you, mike fshlgs up next on "today in the bay," you've heard of the breathalyzer, the new technology developed right now at stanford university. >>> plus, imagine staring down the barrel of a gun. a day in a popular south bay mall quickly tankes a dangerous turn and many are now a

that would be close enough to get some strong wind and heavy rain to the south coast and the cape. that may be far enough south that it is marginal what happens. that is the range of issues that we are going to be dealing with. let's call it a medium chance the cape. a very high chance of rough surf and a chance of beach erosion. jc: a pedestrian has been struck hearing the driver may have fled the scene. sky 5 over that scene on main street a short time ago. the street is now blocked in the south bow street area. drivers are being asked to avoid that area. ed: more breaking news, a babysitter in arlington accused of being drunk and high while caring for a child. maria: investigators spoke moments ago. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in arlington with the breaking details, john? john: a neighbor here told babysitter stumbling with a three-year-old intel. they never sense something was not right. the woman was so drunk she tried to enter the wrong home. this happen yesterday. there is no indication the boy took a ride in that car. they spent the day at a nearby >> when you are go

most of the rain will be to the south and east. not a drought buster, but we will take anything we can get. the coastal impact will last through wednesday as this spends offshore and we will have onshore wind flow. that will build the surf and significant beach erosion as we get into midweek. past midweek the storm does move out and when it does we >>> on the shores of the cape and buzzards bay people are taking the tropical storm watch seriously. some could see wins as strong as 55 miles per hour. >> and people are rolling their boats out of the water. kim smith is life.>> reporter: can and katie beautiful tonight right now the water is like class. as we all know when it comes to coastal living things can change in a hurry. tonight people down here are not taking chances. >> you never know. hurricanes are unpredictable. >> reporter: all our calm here at least for now. this place has been hit hard by hurricanes before. some people are taking their boats and including brian butler. >> i didn't want to be the lone fool left in the wat

this low right here has moving in from the south. 's surging in that moisture but also warmer air. back toward the north, we're getting into september so autumn is kind of trying to fight its way into the picture. that creates a little confliction of air mass. even off towards northern japan, you'll be expecting that. all that moisture is coming in from somewhere. that's across southeast china, towards taiwan and okinawa. you just have that moisture river pulling through bringing that threat of flooding out there in hong kong, taipei. you are looking at definitely some widespread scattered showers on your thursday. let's take a look here into the americas now. what we have what's left of newton. remember that was a hurricane that made landfall there across southern areas of the baja peninsula. cabo saw a little damage out of that. now pulling off towards the north. still a flash flood threat there into arizona and new mexico. about 40 to 50 millimeters expected out of this before it continues to weaken. where is all that moisture goin

right now hermine is down to the south and moving northward closer to us. the heavy rain is 30 miles away from nantucket at this hour. a 70-mile-per-hour storm. a powerful ocean storm with broad reaching winds outside of it. show you the up cle morning we drift throughout north and northwest at a 70-mile-per-hour storm. watch as we go forward in time. tuesday we see the weakening trend and we go back to the 50 to 45-mile-per-hour intensity. that is good news and out of here by wednesday into thursday and we are quieting things down and look at these tropical storm warnings for the south coast, cape and islands they remain in effect. wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. track that potential 7 a.m. the vineyard. that tropical storm wind spreads on to the cape. possibly the south coast as well. and look at boston. wind gusts around 30, 35 miles per hour. and it will be breezy but nothing that will do any damage. wind gusts are tapering off late tonight into tomorrow. it will be breezy but not any damage expected with additional wind. right now we are looking at