right, how to speak up for yourself, if you will. and irving, you know the specifics on semana laboral, labor week. tell us of the specifics. irving velazquez: yes, i do. i mean, well, first, thank you for having us here. and yes, this semana laboral, the labor rights week, is gonna be held from august 28 to september 1. we're gonna have labor talks at the consulate in san francisco, so we invite the community, not only spanish-speaking, but whoever feels that their rights have been violated, to know a little about what they might be missing from their protection. so, we're gonna have health and security at work, wage and hour, we're gonna have worker's comp, and everything else that entails with violations in your--at work. and we're also gonna have community events in napa, san francisco, and in oakland. so, all this information can be found in our consulado website and our social media pages, on facebook and twitter. so, if you need more information, just go to those sites and hopefully you can participate. and at least know your rights and hopefully nothing--no violations happen in the near future. damian: so, like, over

guaranteed victory but has been forced to campaign hard to see a fourth term play center right nationals party six weeks ago labor changed leadership pitting him against the charismatic thirty seven year old just dern sending labor's support surging prime minister has described himself as boring but he's turning it to his advantage he's starting himself as a dependable steady hand with strong economic policies would say new zealand is through a political volatile world and job thing so mike sure i understand that. choice . mike a. national building on the streets saying you're saying here and trying to bridge an across the board cuts out and labor wanting to take back would stall the economy. in a meteoric rise dern has pulled her party out of almost a decade of isolation even putting it ahead of the nationals in some polls over the last few weeks the new zealand made ia have dubbed the just cinda effect or just in the mania and likened her to other young leaders like canada's justin trudeau or francis emmanuel necron. believes the youth vote could decide the election this is going to come down to whether or not

right after the labor day holiday. and this is traditionally one of the slowest weeks for vacationing down here. s. the left right away. and now the residents have left also. i am and now the residents have left also. iam right and now the residents have left also. i am right now driving south towards key west. and i still see if you is going north out of the keys -- i still you is going north out of the keys —— i still see a few cars. people should leave, it is a very dangerous, big storm. but what kind of risks are people taking if they choose not to leave? well, we only have three hospitals in the keys, it is 120 miles long, all of the hospitals are closed. we have three ambulances, they gone, no air ambulance. 0nce ambulances, they gone, no air ambulance. once the winds hit 45 mph, the police and the fire rescues will not go out. so basically we tell people, if you're going to stay, you're on your own. don't even dial 911. don't even try to get help, it's not coming, you're on your own. that kind of gets people's attention. if they can handle it, they can handle it. some are staying, and if t

. >> gas prices rose overnight because of the storm and right before peak travel time this labor day week breaks down the numbers for us. good morning holly. >> good morning to you. that was a lot of people sleeping in, that's what i saw. >> a lot of them don't have to worry about gas. >> exactly but we'll have to worry about gas. aaa says gas prices in the metro region have gone up about that 50 cents this harvey sit the gulf. for the next week you can expect prices at the pump to hurt your wallet even more. >> they've gone up. >> very horrific. >> sitting in labor day traffic got pricier overnight, 12 cents from friday to saturday. and drivers will see worse. >> it's not my favorite but it's doable. >> three dollars for gas? you won't get much. >> hopefully i'll fill up now d >> short term about 10 to 20 additional cents. any time between now and about a week,. >> aaa warns drivers to plan for more spikes through labor day and in the days ahead as refineries around the gulf finally reopen. >> whew. it's going to take a week. >> i don't have a choice. >> i have to drive. >> i'm going to

labor. it can happen in ten minutes, in another week, right? >> you can sit around another three hours. >> you can see the team practice on the field yesterday. cousins and the rest of the team go up against the undefeated kansas city chiefs on monday night football. we will see if cousins returns to practice atoday or we get a baby announcement. >> the first baby you got to be there the second or third, can you play. >> hopefully the baby comes now to be available. >> we wait a minute.ne is callingou >> oh boy. >>> another star in a cancer battle. julia louise dreyfuss is using her diagnosis to help others to explain how and the support she's receiving from a fellow veep. >> plus a new what i to stop driving distracted. it's right there on your eye phone, how apple's upgrade will keep you off the phone behind the wheel i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. four things you need to know about the weather. number one, that's more like it. finally, temperatures back closer to average. plenty of september sunshine for your friday and for your

right bonnie thank you. that wraps up. coverage of labor party conference twenty seventeen next week is the tories turn will be that covering it in that system. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decades long ted. studying so hard and requires strong just. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and parching to death sometimes quite literally. wants other true colors of universities in the us. there are some nazis in the fifty it's not the mass of the a fifty voters but you know that saying that our culture of atonement. all remembrance of nuns nazi crimes is wrong that's too much it's the attitude of some people in the day of which by the way is no in the process of tearing itself apart. it's taken these children's homes. now threatens to take their future. the volcano here could erupt again at any time. most people have a strong choice. and live in poverty. which one can. but some are following a different approach. that's . catalonia is hosting rallies closed for and against independence from spain ahead of sunday's historic record and. tech giants take center stage in the scandal on

right bonnie thank you. that wraps up our coverage. of labor party called twenty seventy next week is the tories will be that covering it and that just. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want. to go on to be press was like them before three of them or can't be good. i'm interested in the waters in the. first city. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard it requires trust. going through humiliation to society. and partying to death sometimes quite literally. wants of the true colors of universities in the us. i. thought i was going to. take him these children's homes. now it's threatens to take their future. could erupt again at any time. most people have a strong choice. live in poverty. which want to. but some are following a different. way seems to be. employed. that's a lot. of. cuts on the activists occupy local schools to prevent spanish police from closing down polling stations with the legion poised to vote in an independence referendum d

labor relations board is going after test. has more on all of that for us right now about a week after the solar eclipse occurred amazon was hit with a lawsuit regarding allegedly faulty glasses a couple in south carolina filed the lawsuit on tuesday claiming the eclipse classes they purchased on amazon damaged their eyes they reported headaches i watering and vision pearman including blurriness and distorted vision earlier in august amazon started emailing customers about potentially unsafe classes that it couldn't verify but the company didn't say how many were up for sale or name the vendors and so far no comment has been issued on the lawsuit the way our trying to do all it can to stop the russian based rust off from taking more stake in citgo even though it's a u.s. based firm it's own by venezuela which has recently been relying heavily on its allies for help in return for a one point five billion dollars. loane venezuela was ready to hand over half of those shares to us now but not of the trumpet ministration has anything to say about that rosneft has been sanctioned by the u.s. for years now ever since sanctions were i

week. >> never know what we got. >> we started labor day in the heat. >> right. >> now thunderstorms monday night. san francisco, san jose, the pens larks we had the down burst. remember, the down burst in los gados. some rain totals. i just heard from shannon curtis who wrote me on facebook. she says i'm in downtown santa rosa. i had 45/100. i got to late toy it in. i believe i because sebastopol got 42/100. i kind of split the difference in some areas but i'm not surprised by that 45. wind 19. .06 and clayton hills, by the black diamond for those you familiar with that area, .05. point rays was in there as well. bodega bay, .05. the thunderstorms have calmed down, moved off, lost their support but it was rocking and rolling. there are pretty good cells down holliester and gilroy. the low right here, you shall see the circulation. that brought some big-time thunderstorms along peninsula. that kept going and going and going. things are getting better now. low clouds are in place. this is the beginning of what i think was a significant cooling trend here. if you are in the sun, it's in the 70s. san

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week. let's talk about right now. 83 degrees. quiet. a beautiful labor day. 83 in warrenton and leesburg. throughout the rest of the evening it's perfect. a great night to be out. temperatures are 76 at 8:00. a loll of us have more of a summertime feel. run through the future cast tomorrow. clear and dry for most of the day. late afternoon is when the thunderstorms could start to move in the metro area. we will hang on to the chance throughout the everything. dry to start but then wet weather moves in later in the day. and again we hang on it getting into wednesday. looking like a cloudier day with a good shot at the rain. tomorrow with the storms, summary in the heat. the heat index around 90 degrees for tuesday. we will stay in the 70's but check out the end of the week. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, mid-70s. dry. next week, it's still several days off but that is when we could see anything left from irma. jonathan: thank you, josh. ahead at 4:30, march from charlottesville to d.c. reaches fairfax. abc7 mee president trump. nancy: but first a student in virginia takes the top priz

sign of how tight labor markets are in one respect is that initial unemployment claims are amazingly low right now. they are running about 250,000 -- 25,000 -- 240,000, excuse me, per week. that's an externally low number and anything below 350-400 suggests expansion. curious things are going on in the american labor market. well never spectacular, we have had solid job growth throughout this expansion. job growth that exceeded what you would otherwise expect given the other elements of expansion in the economy. on the other hand, we have not had much real wage growth. wages popped up as you can see here -- look at that gray bark around 2009 when the recession was. curiously, real wages popped up in the middle of the recession. what was that all about? we had six months of deflation. if you think about real wages, you've got the nominal wages as the numerator and the price level as the denominator and when you have deflation, even if nominal wages are flat, you get a big jump in real wages. after that, they were stagnant. it fell for a bit and was not until about 2013 that they finally started to rise and did not rise rapidly but consistently year after year. what we ex

labor day - but they won't reveal what it said. they found her car last week at an apartment complex near the school where she taught. right now there's no evidence of foul play. 7 is on your side with the potential impact from irma. coming up - where the storm is now - and if we could feel its impact here. depression (heavy rain continues over the southeastern u.s.) - clouds from irma here today - showers for the wednesday morning drive - feeling more tropical tomorrow through friday (warmer & more humid) - watching hurricane jose today: mostly cloudy. highs: 72-75 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. lows: 60-66 winds: ese 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers through midday. some late day clearing. highs: 79-83 winds: s 5 mph still ahead on good morning wshington - distracted driving! distracted driving! what metro is saying after one of its employees was spotted reading behind the wheel! but first, a look at irma's power. a plane - pushed sideways by the winds.. the scary landing - next. right now in new york city. the twin beams, shinig in memory of the thousnds of lives lost at gro

volatile moving up and down over the weeks at last count national national we're at forty six percent labor thirty seven in the polls but they will be neck and neck right up into the until the final votes for just under a day and it's really a case of trying to carry on that momentum that just cinder affix or just in the money as they've called it hoping that that will be enough to get her over the line and potentially form a coalition government after tonight it's the final day of campaigning and germany ahead of general elections on sunday the polls suggest chance long gone marco has a wide lead over other candidates or her main rival martin shells of the social democratic party appears to have lost support in the last analysts don't believe he has any chance of pulling an upset. in mexico refusing to give up hope of finding survivors three days after an earthquake killed at least two hundred eighty six people these are pictures live pictures of the rescue efforts underway in the capital mexico city but operation has been extended and foreign crews are helping to sift through the rubble alan fisher is on the ground and has the latest update. is a fre

weeks later. she was with friends on labor day when she decided to climb the cliff. >> when i realized i want today climb down, that's when things went bad. where my right hand was, the rock crumbled, and i knew i was okay i can't do anything. i remember falling. >> she hit her head at least once on the way down. >> i remember slowly moving and knowing how much pain i was in. i knew the water was close because a wave came and splashed me. >> if she landed in the water she probably would have died. the police department posted it on their facebook page as a >> it's a stark reminder when you're in a area that isn't developed for people to climb on. >> she suffered only bumps and bruises, but her fall traumatized her dad. that's why she's sharing her story. i love climbing and going out and being active but regardless of my own enjoyment, it doesn't matter in the case of when you're on a rock that's not stable enough. >> she's studenting to be a emt and become a fire fighter. >>> two people have been arrested for stealing checks, credit and debit cards from a living assisted facility. both are residents of richmond. they're accused of fraudulently cashing

a better afternoon, labor day look s fantastic and then we have some nice warm weather before we head into next week. that ooze your nfl player. fox5 will be right back. >> how for important is the fourth and final preseason game to the redskins, so important that i was able to take the list of players sitting out and make an entire star wars opening credits with it. this is a movie scroll thattette s s up an entire universe which takes the same amount of time to scroll as a list of starters not playing tonight for the skins. by the way, please, do not sue me. we didn't really do this. george lucas don't sue me, please. warmer redskins desean jackson, chris, swag i baker. still not playing tonight for the buks. having a little fun with their former teammates. we have to go to the fourth quarter of a preseason game to get something positive for the redskins. a con invoice follows him all the way into the end zone. defense played really well on h one. twenty-two for 33, 228 yards, no touchdowns, but the redskins win a shootout with the buks. who says this game was meaningless. i love their passing passing for the game. the guys that were playing w

weeks later. she was with friends on labor day when she decided to climb the cliff. >> when i realized i want today climb down, that's when things went bad. where my rightd was, the rock crumbled, and i knew i was okay i can't do anything. i remember falling. >> she hit her head at least once on the way down. >> i remember slowly moving and knowing how much pain i was in. i knew the water was close because a wave came and splashed me. >> if she landed in the water she probably would have died. the police department posted it on their facebook page as a >> it's a stark reminder when you're in a area that isn't developed for people to climb on. >> she suffered only bumps and bruises, but her fall traumatized her dad. that's why she's sharing her story. i love climbing and going out and being active but regardless of my own enjoyment, it doesn't matter in the case of when you're on a rock that's not stable enough. >> she's studenting to be a emt and become a fire fighter. >>> two people have been arrested for stealing checks, credit and debit cards from a living assisted facility. both are residents of richmond. they're accused of fraudulently cashing stol

week. off monday for labor day, and might as well take friday off, too, right? go for it.u to the central valley. if you're traveling out of tracy, a few more details on this road hazard. westbound 205 to 580, extra slow. we have a disabled vehicle sitting in the left center lane, just past that 205 and 580 merge. tow truck is on the way. they're saying they should be there in about ten minutes. hopefully we'll get that cleared soon. in the meantime, a quick check of speeds, down to about 13 miles per hour. 16 miles per hour, so not a lot faster once you get past that and make your way towards altamont pass. a quick check outside. a live look at the san mateo bridge. starting to see brake lights fill in, but i did just check the drive time. still in the green at 20 minutes. the dumbarton bridge looking good, too. we'll take a look at mass transit in less than ten. >>> all right, you know him from taking the podium for donald trump. but where sean spicer will make his first television appearance since leaving the white house. >> and the reason bill clinton will be in san fr

labor day will be beautiful. best day of the weekend by f far. quick look at the 7 day forecast. headed to tuesday. right around 90. there it s we head to middle of next week feeling like fall once again. >> daughter goes back to school and do i after labor day. >> that does it for us still more ahead with the tom fitzgerald and ronica cleary. >> we'll have an update on "fox news sunday" after the break. ♪ it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus 36 month financing. ends monday! app it's most poweller full nuclear weapon so far and they claim a hydrogen weapon five times for powerful than the five previous atomic bombs they tested we'll have interview top of hour live with secretary of treasury steve man up an member of president national security council and he'll be first ton u.s. official to talk own give reaction to l

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36 month financing. ends monday! >> well, the president certainly facing his first major test in crisis management this weekop administration posts have not yet been confirmed like the department of homeland security which everseas fema and the coast guard an and the head of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. the president says he will actually leave many mid level jobs unfilled to shrink the bloated government and john tamny, you're okay with that, right? >> yes, good for president trump here. fema doesn't have any constitutional basis in the first place, but in the bigger sense, with government less there's always more. whenever there's a government shutdown in washington, i want to meet the people who feel they really notice it throughout the country that we have less government. we need to see that we're fine when there's less happening in washington. david: so, e-mack, maybe leave these jobs unfilled? >> we don't need the state department enjoy for hillary clinton transparency-- well, maybe we do. we don't need the enjoy for iran-- oh, maybe we do, hang on. for india, south korea, jap

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right now just. joining us tonight to preview this week's latest episode are america r.t. america's redacted tonight correspondent is natalie mcgill in the. on labor day already. is that after a fact. might be a big big taylor swift listener not really. going for her and it was really weird. one of the flooding in houston can be traced back to a series a series of tragically greedy ignorant policy decisions naomi you found that some people think the free market is the answer to everyone's trouble also disaster really so everybody's using hurricane harvey for some kind of talking point and. or no i'm sorry c m b c invited michael brown you know heckuva job brownie to talk about how important it would be. privatized relief privatized. you know flood insurance that people would get after an incredible disaster like this so. but what led us to have all this incredible destruction in southern texas was exactly that the lack of regulation and the lack of zoning especially in houston it's the most sprawling city it's like being a silly. city because what does a city needs opening for now do you need. to be developed so one of the reasons why the flooding

right now on this friday. for a lot of people, it's the last day of the week coming back to school, maybe getting back to work after a labor day weekend. >> and it's -- you know what, we're going to have nice weather, according to erika. and we hope traffic cooperates, as well. let's check in with pamela osborne in the first alert traffic center. what are you seeing? >> if i had to guess, i would think that some people are snoozing this morning. it's licking pretty clear out there right thousand. tennis 76 at 6:74. you can see a few cars on the roadway. i haven't seen any reports of accident s anywhere this mornin. that's the good thing. if you're taking 476 from 95. not going to take you very long. not seeing any delays reported out of philly international, but there are some airports that are closing, especially in florida, because of that hurricane. one issue that i did see this morning out in berlin township, route 73 near cross keys, there's a ramp that's blocked there. i'll let you know just as soon as that clears. >> all right. thanks for that, pam. >>> countdown to kickoff. the eagles just days away from the offici

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labor day monday. it's 5:41 right now. now, this may wind up being actually the best day of the week.y full of sun. mike is back in about four minutes with your labor day forecast. >> meanwhile in the news this morning, a university of maryland researcher who successfully reversed cocaine addiction in mice wants to find a way to do the same thing for people addicted to opioids. megan creed says that seeing the extent of opioid addiction in maryland helped shape her research interests. creed hopes to study -- the study develops into a treatment for humans. >>> day dreamers listen up. new research suggests that drivers spend more than 50 percent of their time -- of their mind rather wandering while behind researchers say motorists spend about 70 percent of their day dreamer. while researchers are unable to determine if mind wandering is dangerous they say it should be investigated. >> that's alarmingly high. >> that's a big number. >> if you're daydreaming it probably is unsafe. >> not good. u.s. preschoolers aren't getting enough exercise. fewer than 1 percent get the recommended amoun

weeks later, teaching tae kwon do. ruri kobayakawa was climbing the cliff on labor day. >> i was climbing down. where my right hand was, the rock just crumbled. from there i just knew i was like, okay, i can't really do anything. i just remember falling. >> reporter: she hit her head at least once on her way to the ground. >> when i was on the ground, the wave came and splashed me with salt water. >> reporter: if she had landed in the water, she would have probably died. the photo was posted as a warning to beachgoers. >> when you're in mother nature, in an area that just isn't, you know, developed for people to climb on. >> reporter: ruri suffered only bumps and bruises. but she knows her accident traumatized her dad. >> i love climbing. i love being active. regardless of my own enjoyment, my own athleticism, it doesn't matter, when you're on a rock that's just not stable enough. >> reporter: ruri is studying to be an emt and plans to become a firefighter. katie march zul ozullo, abc 7 n. >>> officers took a 29-year-old and a 30-year-old into custody. both arerichmond. they're accused of fraudulent cashing s

right now. at home we're preparing for changes in the weather later on this week. >> let's check in with caitlin roth >> good evening, beautiful laboray. we turned this weekend around finally. hopefully everyone got to enjoy the unofficial last day of summer, it will be warm again tomorrow but we have thunderstorms in the forecast and of course the big story is hurricane irma a strong 4 in the middle of the atlantic. we want to start off with local weather. first day of school for maryland students, tuesday is bringing the warmth and thunderstorms, it's a very comfortable gorgeous evening. 76 in washington. 73 dulles, 74 manassas and 72 in leonardtown. not even a cloud out there. just clear skies overnight. and we're going to start off with sunshine tomorrow. but there's a cold front still ripping through the ohio valley. strong storms, and that cold front will be overus this time tomorrow night. we got thunderstorms in the forecast. so your tuesday looks like this, starting off with sunshine, nice and mild to the morning bus stop. by this evening and the timing that's been pushed back on this is the front may lag a bit. what origin

right, sam, thank you. the labor day weekend getaway would normally be getting under way. nancy: more people than ever are taking the whole week, those lucky ducks, especially considering maryland schools now start after labor day. seeing lots of green out there. maryland bureau chief brad bell is in o.c. brad, looks nice behind you. ocean city boardwalk is packed. that is unusual. on labor day weekend people usually begin to arrive friday night. instead they've been here all week. boardwalk businessman bill gibbs says he's loving it. bill: today is amazing. the boardwalk, the crowd is just amazing. sales have been a whole lot better for the last two weeks of august. brad: gibbs owns a restaurant and hotel. he employs 500 people. he says because of the governor's order to open schools after labor day, business is up 20%. families, like gabriella, says is works for them too. >> pretty nice. brad times. brad: well, back live now. that really wasn't all that tough a question to ask a little girl at the beach why it's good to be at the beach. we're saying it's not a very nice beach day. it's kind of chilly, not a lot of sunshine b

labor day week, that could be a tough order. harv h coast industry and driving prices at the pump. we are at a two-year high right now.are seeing increases in our area as well. a.a.a. saying the national average of regular spiked to $2.52 just today. in some of the country prices jumped double digits overnight. >> we could expect to see anywhere between a 20 cent to 40 cent gallon rise in the present gasoline over the next several weeks. the market will work out its issues within a month's time. jonathan: now, we'll pay more here. look at the situation in texas. they are lined up for gas down there. some stations down there are shut down completely. at one in dallas, it's going to cost you $5.29 a gallon to fill up. police say this is one of the most dangerous driving weekends of the entire year. they want to make sure that people stay safe and that they are aware when they are out on the road. in maryland, look for an increase presence of u.s. park police and national park service. they'll have d.u.i. patrols out on the roads, especially on the virginia state police are increasing patrols for the holiday weekend as w

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labor day sales event. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody. give it up for the 8g band, right over there. [ cheers and applause ] also all weekd the fantastic drummer from the grammy-nominated rock band stone sour with us, whose new album "hydrograd" is out now. and be sure to check them out on tour all across the country this fall, roy mayorga everybody. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much for having me, seth. >> seth: it's been a great week. it's been fantastic. >> thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is the academy award-winning filmmaker of documentaries like "roger and me," "bowling for columbine," and "fahrenheit 9/11." his one man show, "the terms of my surrender," is playing at the belasco theater on broadway. please welcome back to the show, michael moore, everybody! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome! >> thank you. >> seth: how are you? >> i'm well, thank you for asking. >> seth: so this is very exciting. you're doing a broadway show. you're doing it every night. obviously one of the risks, i would think, of doing a show, is that if you have to do the same material every

another sign of how tight labor markets are in one respect is that initial unemployment claims are amazingly low right now. they are running about 25,000 -- 240,000, excuse me, a week and that is an extremely low number and anything above 350 to 400 is suggestive of expansion. curious things are going on in america's labor markets. while never a spectacular -- job growth, that in fact, exceeded what you would otherwise expect given the elements of expansion in the economy. on the other hand, we haven't had much real wage growth. real wages popped up, as you'll see here, if you look at that gray bar in the period of recession and curiously real wages popped up in the middle of the recession. what was that all about? we had six months of deflation. and the denominator and when you have deflation, even if nominal wages are flat you get a big jump in real wages, but after that, they were stagnant, fell for a bit, and it wasn't until about 2013 that they finally started to rise and it didn't rise rapidly, but they were rising consistently year after year. what we expect now that we are getting close to full employment is that we will open the last chapter of the labor m

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week. >> i agree. >> lot of sun today. >> if you're heading to the pool, thank goodness for a good labor day monday. a lot of people have the plans. 62 degrees right now washington. 59 54 in gaithersburg manassas. 53 degrees. here is your labor day forecast for today. by noon, 61. or 81, excuse me me. we don't want any 60s in the afternoon. 4:00 p.m., the mid-80s out there. if you're maybe doing other things this afternoon, like golfing or heading to the pool or grilling, we have the forecasts for you in a bit. >> sheena, thank you. >> there are more no remnants of what was hurricane harvey. but we'll be seeing the damage that it left behind for years as floodwaters recede. they're being replaced with piles of trash. take a look at that. thousands of piles will be lining the streets. >> there will be more as folks get home. we want to check in with sarah rosario live in houston. what's happening there now, sarah? >> reporter: chris and molette, it's labor day. but it's far from a southeast houston where cleanup from harvey is just beginning. you can see the debris as you mentioned piled high along the streets here. many local officials are hoping

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36 month financing. ends monday! paw report mayor of berkeley, california is urging the university to cancel plans for a free speech week last week's violent attack antifa and right-wing demonstrators. he wants the university to halt plans. it says it will give protesters to create mayhem. a speech by milo yiannopoulos was canceled earlier this year when rioters smashed windows and lit fiefers. what happened this week in berkeley and what is antifa. >> there were two conservative rallies that were going to be held that ended up being canceled that ended up being justified. they crashed the group. 15 people arrested. i went the last week interviewing several antifa activists and researchers. their beliefs are surprisingly. they came out of the punk rock culture. they view words as violence. they want to use this tactic of showing up using grenades and molotov cocktails to shut down ideas they think are violent. paul: ideas are a form of violence so it's okay to use rhetorical violence but it's okay to use physical violence to prevent that. >> they believe you have meet those words with violence in a preventative violence

right no now. >> leland: just before this labor day weekend, a fox news alert. president trump getting ready to head to texas. hard to believe we are now one week ashore, the second hour of "happening now" on this friday. a speech of the president is set to land in the lone star state tomorrow, mr. trump tweeting today that there is still so much to do to help texas recove recover. the president also personally donating $1 million to the cause. >> leland: we have live fox team coverage. on the projected path of hurricane irma, now a category to go but gaining strength out in the atlantic.

right. something that's happening closer to home and of course we just talked irma. we look like we have a beautiful week ahead, at least a beautiful laborly. and if we're affected by irma it would be late into next weekend more than likely and potentially monday and tuesday of what would be next week. we still got a week or a little bit more. >> a long way and we're not sure exactly where irma is going to go. >> it needs to go right back out to see. >> all of these models are showing all kinds of things. >> they're consistent taking it into the bahamas and there's marks after that. monday, tuesday, we begin to get a better idea and to your point there's still a chance that she could turn. >> that would be nice. >> without a doubt. this one is a major, stay a major and she's going to strengthen just a little bit before getting down to the -- i think it stays just north of puerto rico, but it looks like it's headed right towards the bahamas unfortunately. hopefully that will change just blivment beautiful here's why. you you see all this, this is kind of -- what's left of harvey is out here. there's still a little bit of rain, not associa

weeks they could possibly see an improvement to their bottom line. coming up tonight, a new york times reporter he covered labor unions and quit the rights and he's slamming president trump for letting an 11 year old boy mow the white house lawn. now, this youngster he wanted the job and he volunteered for it but this guy says do you know what? sends a bad message about child labor. also, this story for you the emmys, the nfl and rolling stone s all reporting dropping numbers. why? we've got a guest tonight who says it's because they get too politicized they lean too far left but first the media calling out trump for pushing his refugee pause after another london terror attack. my next guest says he was not surprised when the suspects did in fact turn out to be refugees. the retired lieutenant colonel tony schafer calls out that double standard tonight after this. if you can't screen people effectively to know whose coming into your country, then you shouldn't allow people from that country to travel. think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversi

right now. so, just continue that trend. >> reporter: thankfully the redskins are home in case she goes into labor. in practice tight end jordan the top receiver last week with six catches for 48 yards was limited today in what he could do from a rib and state your name um injury. head coach saying this is progress saying the pain is just now more manageable. from redskins park, sherri burruss, sports. >> we are counting down as you mention sunday night football is rolling into our region. now is your chance to check out the sunday night football bus. you can get a behind the scenes look at how the broadcasts are put together every sunday night. that bus is going to be at the vista gardens market place in lanham on friday morning from 6:00 to 7:00. it will be featured tomorrow on news 4 today. the bus will then head over to national harbor on saturday and in the red zone at fedex field sunday afternoon. i'm going to be down there sunday for news 4 at 6:00 and 11:00 for the exact times the bus will be there, open up our nbc washington app and search football bus. we've seen it on tv, now we're going to get to hop a >> well, we knew her as baby ida and he

week. >> i agree. >> lot of sun today. >> if you're heading to the pool, thank goodness for a good labor day monday. a lot of people have the plans. 62 degrees rightow washington. 59

their own right labor, 35.8%, 45 seats there they're going to be disappointed with that result we did see, of course, a lot of enthusiasm behind labor after they replaced the leader just seven weeks before the election. they mappinged to boost the labor vote by about 20 points in the leadup to the election but didn't get enough to be able to get labor and the others aligned across the line. who now is emerging as the likely leader is winston peaters. he leads the new zealand first party. they had 7 1/2% of thevote whichever side of politics forms government, they're going to need his help. he said he's going to take his time to decide which side of politics he will back. special vote won't be known until october 17th he wants to wait and see the final outcome once all the votes are counted before he decides who he's going to back the latest from aukland on the new zealand elections. back to you. >> looks pretty windy there. >>> quick look at the qe dollar feeling some of the chill off by 2/3 of 1% against the u.s. dollar. >>> after the break, we'll be hearing from the new leader of the five star movement and a weekend where they look to make a move to the ruling keen for a shot i

week at staples, shop our ninety-seven cent deals. staples. it's pro time. >> ♪ morning. today is friday, september 1st. the start of the labor day weekend. time rightng and we're expecting a mild afternoon. mike is back in about four minutes with your friday forecast and a preview of the weekend. in the meantime enjoying the music, enjoying the slow start to this morning but not enjoying what we're about to see here. >> 5:41 is the time. nearly half a million pace makers under a recall this morning getting at risk for getting hacked. some abbott brand pace makers need software updates. the good news is there's a quick and easy fix. if you have one of these pace makers call your doctor and ask for an appointment. they'll be able to update the device during an in-person visit. >> the obesity rates in the united states appears to be leveling off but that doesn't mean the battle of the bulge is over. a new report from the trust for america's health and the robert wood johnson foundation finds that although the rate of obesity remains stable in most states, one third of all americans are considered obese. 46 states higher than 25 percent which is a shar

right reasons. jonathan: a two-part story this week, the second act comes from the labor market.ing 2017 for the ok? richard: i don't think it will change imminently. a reading on wages below inflation, inflation-adjusted wages are contracting in the u.k. there are expectations that this might change over time, bart right now it is not looking likely in the near term. alix: i've been reading about the fact we will have more dissenters now, if you don't they will have to amp up turkish rhetoric, talk about the details. richard: i think we will get a seven-two boat this time. we may get an extra dissenter, a 6-3 vote, but i think you're right the bank might want to push back on pricing expectations, because there is so much priced into the interest rate curve they talk hawkish lay without voting for a rate hike this round. david: is there anything going on in parliament that is helping or hurting? richard: i think political uncertainty in general is something that is a drag on the u.k. economy. it depends on brexit negotiation's and how they unfold, but so far there hasn't been a l

week? i'm so excited that it's friday. and labor day weekend. >> and labor day weekend. yeah. we'll be working on monday. but you know. a lot of people deserve the day off. [ laughter ] >> all rightou, too. have a great day. see you later. >>> another battle is brewing off the field after levi's stadium between the 49ers and the city of santa clara. the team is warning the city that a planned concert by coldplay next month may run past the 10 p.m. week night curfew. the 49ers stadium manager sent a letter to the city saying abruptly ending the show at 10 could create unsafe crowd control dynamics. >>> the national labor relations board is ordering tesla to respond to employee complaints over a confidentiality policy. the decision comes amid growing tension at the company as workers in the fremont factory push to unionize. the federal agency found there was merit to allegations by three tesla factory workers that they were harassed after passing out union leaflets. but in a statement, the tesla spokesman had just the opposite take saying, quote, these allegations which have been filed by the same contingent of union organizers who have been so outspoken with media are entirely wit