keeping an eye on jose, it caused a problem at the shore, yesterday, all eyes continue to watch maria too, which will be likely to make land fall in puerto rico in the next hour or maybe even a little bit sooner then that. this is our tropical satellite , of course, still watching jose, spiraling off the coast, but marie, models bring it overtop of puerto rico through morning hours today, it will be affecting puerto rico all wednesday long and as we move later on in the forecast period by the time we get into next week we could be seeing it hug the coastline here of thee coast of the united states and we will keep an eye on it as it works its way northward that could be affecting us in the middle of the week along the jersey shore once again. temperatures, for the most part here this morning it is warm, little bit muggy, as well, on the sky deck but we will have a little breeze throughout the day so 71 right now int lower 70's, we will get up to 84 degrees, later this afternn will be warmer tomorrowd warm start to fall, so i will be back inside to break dn deta. >> matt, thanks very much.

plains. >>> we'll take a closer look at the impact of what we expect to happen in puerto rico with maria, too, specifically. >> thanks a lot, bill. >> sea world san antonio has a new addition there, a new baby balooga whale. a 2,500 pound calf, mom? newborn park. it's still too early for staff to get close to the whale to determine its gender. the stadium will be closed for now, but sea world will have visiting hours there for the new one. >> that is really cute. >> just ahead, we have new details on the horrific and deadly early morning bus crash caught on camera. stay with us. you're watching "early today." oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liqu

we're watching maria, too. sitting to the south right now, running parallel to the east coast. we will feel some shore impacts as we go through midweek. then fall arrives just in time for our next weekend. if you've been itching for that sweater and the pumpkin spice, we'll talk about when conditions will change over coming up. right now to traffic and jessica boyington. >>> thanks. we're starting off in new jersey. ro route 73 and 295, okay. northbound and southbound, everything's clear and dry, too. a good drive there. mansfield township, watching the new jersey turnpikes -- turnpike's southbound side at p.a., exit 6. an accident with injuries reported, too. traffic is still getting by. everything's open for the most part, getting by, you see here, this is the turnpike here. everything's still green. take 295, too, if you're nervous. the schuylkill expressway, we'll end here, looks good with the drive times. both directions east and westbound from the blue route to the vine, 13 minutes at the most. speeds still into the 60s. >> thank you. 4:33. >>> the eagles and teams around

and now those people are bracing for maria, too. which, again, may give puerto rico a direct hit. this is also, of course, particularly cruel for the virgin islands which were nearly decimated by irma. national hurricane center is warning that hurricane maria to hit u.s. virgin islands as early as tomorrow morning. -- tomorrow night. officials in the virgin islands took the dramatic step of putting all recovery efforts from irma on hold today so they can focus on what's about to hit them next. we'll stay on the story. it is a big deal tonight and blgsdology oiling will you describe ever tomorrow and wednesday. prayers for anybody in its path. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutu

and now those people are bracing for maria, too. may give puerto rico a direct hit. of course, particularly cruel for the virgin islands which were nearly decimated by irma. national hurricane center is warning that hurricane maria to hit u.s. virgin islands as early as tomorrow morning. officials in the virgin islands took the dramatic step of putting all recovery efforts from irma on hold today so they can focus on what's about to hit them next. we'll stay on the story. it is a big deal tonight and tomorrow and wednesday. prayers for anybody in its path. every year we take a girl's trip. remember nashville? kimchi bbq. kimchi bbq. amazing honky tonk?? i can't believe you got us tickets. i did. i didn't pay for anything. you never do. send me what i owe. i've got it. i mean, you did find money to buy those boots. are you serious? is that why you don't like them? those boots could make a unicorn cry. yeah, tears of joy. the bank of america mobile banking app. the fast, secure and simple way to send money. >>> here i thought it's just another monday. instead we got new

we have to say goodbye to tropical storm maria, too. good riddance, right. the storm right now not that far off the coast and we've even see a few sprinkles in south jersey and some showers because of the outer bands of this thing. right now we're looking at the storm with maximum sustained winds at 75 miles an hour. the 5:00 o'clock update says hurricane maria because it has gained a little bit of strength. guess what? it is going to continue to diminish into a tropical storm and it's going to move far to the east and away from the mainland u.s. so that's great news finally to get riffed this storm. we do still have the high surf advisory for the jersey shore and delaware beaches through 8:00 o'clock tonight. and then that will be allowed to expire. pretty day out there today. with temperatures riding high. 85 right now in philadelphia. pottstown 86. 89 in allentown. 89 degrees in wilmington and down the shore, very comfortable with that northeasterly wind with a storm still to our south with temperatures in the 70s and some 80s in wildwood and in cape may

. >>> jose is still affecting parts of our region tonight and hurricane maria tonight could, too. >> let's get more on that. >> yeah, just when you think fall is going to arrive, not so much. it is going to be a very warm stretch for us. and we are going to be watching yet another hurricane cruise up the coast. let's take another look outside. you saw some of those high clouds today. those are courtesy of what is now post-tropical storm jose. it's lost its tropical storm characteristics. 88 was our high today in philadelphia. and the rainfall, zip. very comfortable tonight. 72 in coastal. 75 in wilmington. 75 right now in philadelphia. mount holly, 67. atlantic city 71, and wildwood coming in at 68. that's probably going to feel a bit refregtsing because we are in for a very warm start to fall. fall starts at 2:02 tomorrow afternoon. we're going to be warm 10 to 15 degrees above average. we've got, of course, the eagle's home opener, and you're going to need to dress comfortably if you're going to that. dress comfortably, bring sunscreen and hydrate. a little bit of higher humidity.

let's talk about maria very quickly too. even as of the 5:00 a.m., major hurricane , at category three. moving very slowly from the northwest, 7 miles per hour, this max sustained winds speeds still at 125 miles per hour. really good news, for the continuous 48, is that we will see this at this point, still appears that this is going to make that recur of and completely bypass the eastern sore board. and with time, it will start to weaken, still obviously major concern as we've been reporting for those other caribbean islands. outside we go, to very quiet view here outside whitfield, west lawn, pa, technically next-door to reading. are we approaching any records in the days ahead? well, by monday, meisha, we might. the yellow bar is the call, like two days into the 90s, both sunday, monday, flirt with record monday. quickly checking the seven day before i toss it over to you, yes, not cooling off really any time soon here. 80s at least for the next seven days. >> look at that, hot, 09 degrees, i love it. i love it. all right. good morning, everybody

now, technically we still have lee way out in the north atlantic and maria too but not affecting anythingody. that's off the maps now. we're just talking about high pressure building in for the next several days and it will be real, real nice. today's not bad, okay. today is not bad but i think tomorrow is really going to be the best of the weekend. sun and clouds today. it will be breezy all day, sustained 10 to 20. some gusts out there up over 20 miles per hour and i think here in town we're going to just touch 71 degrees. north and west and western suburbs, i think you guys will stay in the 60's most of the day. 10:00 a.m. futurecast, we're good. notice by 4, 5, 6 o'clock, see some of these clouds here, we're sitting underneath a trough of low pressure so that tends to create some clouds. other than that we're just talking about some really nice high pressure building in. check out this seven-day forecast. it's b little bit warmer tomorrow. mostly sunny. monday 75. tuesday 75. wednesday 79. back up to the lower 80's. you like that. >> gary you're saying everyone should be outside this

jennifer cooper lost they left and made to puerto rico only to find out that hurricane maria was heading there, too. so the couple caught the last flight from puerto rico to d.c. with a message to the community. >> the reason we wanted to do the interview is draw attention to the people of st. thomas and st. john and now, st. croix. they need everyone's help. they are the u.s. territory and they are part of the united states, and they deserve the help just as much as any other portion of the main land. >> absolutely. the coopers plan to move back as soon as possible. >> hm. >>> still trying to figure out dinner plans for the week? there's a food service that will bring in meals from all over the world but there's a deeper meaning to all of this. evan kozlov has more on the kitchen run by immigrants and refugees. >> reporter: an authentic meal from laos takes a lot ingredients. >> rice, red curry, coconut base, salt, soy salt, garlic, lemon grass, lime leaves, onions, peanuts. >> reporter: while it matter what is you put in the foot, it matter what is you put in the cook, the process behind the meal

knock those temperatures down and it's also actually going to come off the coast and kick maria out to sea, too we're not going to have to worry about maria other than those rip currents. behind that front though a blast of fall weather coming for late in the week. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, today's high 86, warm and humid. tomorrow warm, still humid a high going up to 88 and then thursday that front comes through. it will be breezy, less humid, a high of 80 although i could see that temperature tumble in the afternoon and evening. look at the overnight low all the way down to 57 and then on friday, behind that front, sunny and nice, a high of 75 degrees as yom kippur arrives at sundown. then on saturday breezy and cooler, really feeling like football weather for that temple game. 69 degrees there. and sunday for the union contest and the phillies, fan appreciation day, 71 degrees is that high. 73 by monday. union yesterday i was thinking that might be the last game. they have another one around i think it's october 21st. >> bonus. >> two more chances to see the union. >> thank

maria. for many it's still much too dangerous to venture outside.wallowed up by all the flooding. >> the puerto rico and san juan that we knew yesterday is no longer there. >> wind tore apart homes and businesses, and a soaking rain followed. thousands of people rushed into shelters across the strike zone. making matters worse, the risk tornadoes throughout the evening. survivors say their only chance is help from the mainland. as we wait to see if the island will be declared a disaster zone. jacqueline london, nbc10 news. >> thank you for that. >>> a little bit closer to home. sunny and warm. here is a live look at the beach in cape may. a few people strolling around out there. the sun is starting to set. it's starting to set a little bit earlier now. we are getting into fall. here we go. we caught a few folks enjoying the weather in wilmington. meteorologist krystal klei is here to tell us how long the dry and sunny conditions will last. >> if you dusted off the sweaters and boots, you don't need them quite yet. the temperatures right now. if you

maria: okay. >> not even agreed to away too early to say this is the exact impact on this family or that family i think that is what gary is genetic another going through same law making progress tax reform in 80s same process that tax reduckions did under bush to ask questions like were asked gary yesterday simply to be honest a little bit absurd. maria: i do agree sort of a set up in true then repeat it when he keeps defending the fact rich are not getting a tax cut i feel you are getting bullied by left we new what headlines were going to be once released a tax cut for the rich even if it is not once again you are having to defend well, let me ask you director mulvaney what is wrong with wealth creation what is wrong with coming to nothing making money? why are you constantly defending rich are not getting a tax cut? >> there is absolutely nothing wrong with wealth i remember a conversation with democrat friend of mine in the state legislature in south carolina want to raise taxes on cigarettes i said why he said we want to smoke fury cigarettes. >> why do you want to raise nbt do you

too deep. hurricane maria is making the move past the turks and caicos as we were expecting. pushes north into cooler water it will lose intensity. monday, category 2. in the wee hours of wednesday morning, category one, off the coast of cape hatteras. our tracks are suggesting likely a path off the coast. we'll displit -- split the difference between bermuda and cape hatteras. it will be off coast, but bad at the shore with rip currents. autumn arrives 2 minutes past 4:00 p.m. still feeling like summer. saturday, a little more humid, union 8:00 p.m. at night. the eagles will sizzle, 91 degrees a hot high for the eagles home opener. monday near record heat high of 91. that's one off the record. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit it, actually. tuesday we'll play with the idea of a heat wave in the second half of september, boy you don't get that very often. hot high of 90 on tuesday would do it. 84 wednesday, 82 thursday, thursday appears to be the shower day. >>> 5:41 a.m., up next a violent confrontation is caught on video and under review. it shows police punching a man who

too. we're still monitoring maria, no longer a hurricane, now a tropical storm but still kicking up the surf. take a look at that when i come back in just a few minutes. >> we're starting on the schuylkill expressway where we're watching near route 202 for some construction. the lanes are back open but we have some construction vehicles and blocking off the right hand shoulder so at least lanes are getting by. there's a crash that we're watching on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass just near route 282. they're closing that and detouring traffic around the scene before you can get on to the 30 bypass a little further east. so we're watching that as well. an accident there. that construction over on the schuylkill expressway. earlier we had that construction around 30th street station where we were closing that westbound side. back open for now and i'll have updates for you when i come back. >>> breaking right now, rash of violent crime. a man walking to meet his girlfriend is shot in the back and he's just one victim of a group of men that police say are wreaking havoc. officers say the thr

too. hurricane maria has strengthened to the maximum category five as it bears down on the leeward islandscious winds and heavy rain are expected to hit dominica and the us and british virgin islands in the coming hours. many caribbean islands were already devastated earlier this month by hurricane irma. sarah corker reports. the french island of martinique has already been battered by strong winds. hurricane maria is strengthening rapidly and this is just the start. packing winds of more than 200 kilometres per hour and torrential rains, residents on the east coast are being told to leave. coming hot on the heels of hurricane irma, the caribbean is braced for more misery. this is the route maria is expected to take, moving roughly along the same route as a mile. —— moving roughly along the same route as irma. us forecasters have warned maria is a potentially catastrophic hurricane, and on st kitts, they are preparing for the worst. we know that the winds are going to be quite strong. we are expecting the seas to get up to around 20 feet, they are on high alert, as it were. many islands ar

maria is impacting the jersey shore too. you can see the rough surf in long port, atlanta county. the rip current risk at the shore stays high through tomorrow. >>> further inland. still hot and humid in philadelphia. a steamy walk home down broad street as we look live from the kimmel center campus camera. for those waiting for the air to turn crisp for fall you'll soon get your wish. for the timing of the change we bring in first alert meteorologist steve sosna. >> the cooler air is off to the west and our neighbors are already feeling it. it was a hot day. not just hot. record hot in parts of our area. 91 today in allentown. philadelphia, you saw a high of 89 degrees. wilmington, you were at 90. reading, you tied your record at 89 degrees. so it was a hot day no matter where you were. temperatures right now are still very warm. we still have a lot of sunshine out there and a lot of humidity in the air. 84 in philadelphia. the philadelphia suburbs are at 82. 84 in new jersey. even up into the lehigh valley we saw temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s. we will continue to se

fuel the hurricane, to make it bigger and stronger and more and we could possibly see it with maria but it's too early to tell. doug? >> both of which would be much weaker than they currently are right now. so that's good news there. we're looking at tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we track both of those storms because as maria moves up, it sling shots. wendy says she wants cooler weather. not happening. 85 on the first day of fall. temperatures in the mid-to upper 80s. next weekend, a strong cold front will pull maria out to shore. >> you can't complain about a sunny weekend. >> no. >> but you can complain about this. senior citizens, they are an easy target for scammers and the these crooks. susan hogan is in the newsroom. susan? >> if passed, the law will require financial companies to report suspected financial exploitation of seniors and other vulnerable adults. those businesses would be allowed to temporarily delay payments related to suspicious transactions and a second piece of legislation being introduced will help d.c. more more quickly and effectively to eliminate financial predators

some coastal impacts doing to be felt due to maria, but really too far for many of us to feel much other than the cooldown and the cloud coverage. this is the look at hurricane maria. let's see if we can get it to pop back through. looks like it had a little issue. for 80-mile-per-hour winds right now, the reading shows it's still a category 1 hurricane, although more on the low end. it's moving to the north at about 7:00 miles per hour. and you can see it's parallel to right now parts of georgia. it's going to run to the north here, as we go through your tuesday and your wednesday and start to hook thursday into friday to the right, which means it stays away from us. it's closest call will be near the outer banks of north korea. that is going to bring some rough surf and that high rip current risk as well as some windy conditions to the shore. but, the reason we stay out of the clear here is this. we're going to have big, cool air dip as we go into the late part of the week. and into your weekend. so temperatures are going to drop down. and it also means that we're looking at more refre

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people to other places, they will create new homes, in a different place. >> well, you know maria right now toon general we need to get the first and foremost maria your life not hurricane, and your home, get out of there, and especially our seniors, senior population pack up messes put in ziploc bag don't forget prescriptions as well pharmacists are telling me that a lot of he elderly people forget to take prescriptions, pack up get out of there bring your animals bring what you need board up your house, i think that is ev dent by 335,000 pieces of plywood sold yesterday from home depot when i spoke to hope home they said what can i do i said we to me more plywood they started driving trucks in by hundreds, so thank you to everyone working together hopefully, hopefully, we are praying, it is going up the east and then hopefully -- i mean up the east coast hopefully continue away from land, you know you know, changes hour-by-hour day by day now we know we've got to get people out of keys get people out of miami, and i am going after anyone trying to steal from at your citizens and hurt them in

let me remind you, our federal government has exploded in size too, maria, just since 2000, our federal to $4 trillion. maria: something has to give, senator. >> we have time to move onto save this country's debt crisis and that's what we are working. the reason we want this tax package is to get the economy growing again. maria: i understand. >> the long-term reason you get the economy growing is the debt crisis as you called on your show. maria: we haven't seen much courage on cutting back on entitlements, something dagen has been talking about for two years. i don't know when that happens, but no courage on that. >> i think job one is get the economy right now, start working on redundant agencies, next year if we get this done, the economy starts to work, we can start saving social security which trust funds go out. we have to solve them. maria: good to have you on the program, thanks very much. i don't know that you can do both at one time. [laughter] dagen: you're not going to outgrow your way of medicare. medicare runs out of money before social security. the hospital trust fund r

maria and lee. lee just a tropical depression. not doing too much at all. but this one will be a very big problem. this is maria and you see the eye that's just come open over the last few hours. that tells you that this storm is strengthening rapidly and is now a category 3 major hurricane with winds of 125 miles an hour. the very sad part of this is this is where irma hit, the top portion of the island. and maria is forecast to hit on the southern portion of that track of islands. so, the u.s. virgin islands, st. croix that did not get hit, puerto rico which direct hit but was still impacted by irma may in fact take a direct hit from maria. this is going to be a very dangerous situation and one that is already beginning as they are already seeing tropical storm and hurricane force winds in the islands around the dominic area. we'll talk more about both of these storms jose and maria and the potential impact here. we'll talk about that in 10 to 15 minutes. >> all right. the hits keep oncoming unfortunately. >> yeah, those islands, some of those islands may even be years recovering from irma and no

the good news is maria will not cause too much of a problem across the east coast but if you go to theeach, currents are dangerous but not dealing with a direct impact for maria thank goodness and its weakening, which is also great news. still hurricane but the 5:00 a.m. advisory has said just does 75 miles per hour, so a category one and remaining offshore. we see beach erosion, and then by wednesday, it's out of fear that so glad to say goodbye to it. outer banks here and thursday and friday we will not talk about maria anymore and have a little bit of a break in terms of tropical travel. potential for more hurricanes. the cooler than average across the western half of the country. 84 new york committee for an atlanta with cooler temperatures as we get into the weekends. also point out for the western half of texas an area of low pressure that will braid potential for heavier rainfall and we don't need any range over areas hit by harvey. let's look at your forecast ties. cold front moving in. friday and saturday will be 60s in new york and in a school or break if you don't like hot t

forecasters say it is too early to tell whether maria will directly impact the continental u.s.ropical storm jose is impacting the u.s. warnings are in effect today for the southeast of massachusetts. they have sustained winds of 70 miles an hour that kicked up high surf along the nantucket beaches. >>> well, still ahead right here another trump cabinet secretary under fire over his air travel. >>> plus, jimmy kimmel is keeping himself in the middle of the new battle over health care. hear what he had to say overnight. >>> a frightening moment, an update on the little girl injured by a line drive that went into the stands. >>> which part don't i understand. where you cut billions from health care. am i not understanding where states allow insurance companies price you out of coverage for haviing pre-existing conditions. >> he's slamming senator cassidy over the plan to replace obamacare. >> it comes after cassidy said kimmel does not understand the legislation. kimmel entered the fray after his son was born with a heart defect and claims cassidy lied when he promised to pretext

now, the national hneca maria will cross puerto rico today before passing north of the northeast co of the dominican republic tonight and tomorrow. it is too early to know if the maria will threa u.s. jim and natasha. >>> well, meanwhile people down the shore, are feeling, hurricane jose's impacts. waves crashed against brigantine's sea wall during high tide last captured this in north wildwood where the water surged oveec massive waves almost knocked over those trying to get a close lear. high accounts rough surf is one of the effects. one woman we talk to was amazed how the water took over the beaches. >> all the way out there >> yeah. >> it is gone right now. >> yes, there is in beach. >> surfers like this one in ocean city took a risk in the rough waters, earlier yesterday. water nsea isle ahead of the hih tide, officials say their big concern are high surf, beach erosion and dangerous rip currents along new jersey's beaches. >>> president trump delivers his harshes warning yet to north korea regime during his first major address to the u.n. general assembly. during the speech he referred to north korea leader as, rocket man and warned

maria. she is still lingering nearby. >> she's pretty stubborn out there as was jose, harvey, too. maria is still hanging around off the carolina coast as you see amelia draper joins us now with more on its impact for us. are we talking over the next couple of days or what, amelia? >> well, here jim, we're going to be noticing clouds from maria. that will be tomorrow on into your wednesday. but the carolina coast will have the biggest impacts. the outer banks. take a look at the latest hurricane center. winds at 80 miles an hour, it is moving slowly to the north at 7 miles an hour. and it is still a category 1 hurricane. this is what we can expect by tomorrow afternoon. still a cat 1 hurricane. you can see mainly off the coast of north carolina. it then weakens to a tropical storm. wednesday afternoon thankfully it takes a nice curve out to see. but what can folks in the outer banks expect? well, take a look. we are under tropical storm warnings pretty much from the virginia, north carolina border down to just north of the wilmington area. so, gusts anywhere around 50 miles per hour

failed and led to flash flooding downstream heavy rain brought on by hurricane maria filled the lake behind the dam with too much water. bundesliga football now and a shocker in munich last night byron were hosting lowly wolfsburg and all seemed on schedule after are you involved in stock was deflected into the net but poor goalkeeping helped bring back that mistake plus a beautiful header by daniel dopy in the eighty second minute a stunning two two draw for second place prior. the draw in munich is good news for top of the table dortmund they play god bok later today and hope to benefit further from at least one unsung player. newry shine hasn't just been vital to the change that development he's also profited from the most. boss has made him a leader on the pitch and paid him back by scoring his first goal in two and a half years the the despite the euphoria surrounding him he's keeping his feet firmly on the ground. we've only played five been does league a game so far that isn't much we have to try and win our game on saturday and that won't be easy we have to be on top of our game. love to play the na

what will we get from maria? way too early to tell. it restrengthened this morning as a category five and is on a path to move over virgin island, puerto rico as a four or a five, very powerful hurricane and we are seeing it once again. in fact, we add in here the path of irma. you see, the way irma came and then went just north of puerto rico but this hurricane will go right over puerto rico and then take more northerly turn where irma went toward cuba and eventually toward florida. we will see how that all goes. coastal flood warning in effect as steve mentioned, heavier flooding from jose will be evening high tide, oceanfront evening high tide is 7:30 to 8:30. here's the storms swirling off of our shores and more rain bands moving further inland into new jersey and delaware. so further east, better chance you have of seeing some rain from this storm. we will get some here in philadelphia 71 degrees right now. sixty-two mount pocono. 71 degrees in wildwood. northerly breeze and that is picking upright now with that off shore storm, 7

too. one week after hurricane maria hit, people in puerto rico are in desperate need of food and water. it's really dire. most are still without electricity. local puerto ricans formed a group, holding a donation drive this saturday at jam down in oakland to support hurricane maria victims. >> you see the people in the streets, writing signs on their roofs, saying, help, or sos. it's just heartbreaking. >> the group is asking for donations of basic necessities, including bottled water, canned food and diapers. >>> a growing food between the president and mark zuckerburg, after he fired off a targeted tweet this morning and zuckerberg responded. fbs katie mar vul lo. >> reporter: president trump seemed to pick a fight with facebook. claiming facebook was anti-trump. >> this is trump's m.o. start a dumpster fire somewhere else. the dumpster fire is now at facebook today. >> reporter: a research fellow at hoover institution, while he's not surprised by the president's tweet, he is surprised facebook founder mark zuckerberg took the bait. he posted his response, liberals say we help trump.

specifically with maria, as she tracks closer to the east coast. toolose for comfort if you ask me. we'll talk about her newest track in three minutes. >> thanks, lauryn. >>> we're working for you in the community this morning with what is a popular event. >> oh, yeah. nbc 4 all state community shred. it is happening right now. news 4's jim hanley leading the way out there this morning. helping people not only prevent identity theft but you're directing traffic, which i don't know -- >> which is scary. >> yeah, kind of scary. it's great to see your smiling face on the weekend. >> reporter: it's dpraegreat to with you, too. i just took off my orange vest, because i have been out there dict person is in line at 11:00 this morning. this line is moving, folks. don't think you're going to have to wait out here long. everybody has a smile on their face. let's talk to a few of them. we've been handing out nbc 4 working for you swag. a lot of people out here. tell us, how did you hear about this, shred it? >> on the news. on the nbc news. >> reporter: you brou

too. we're still monitoring maria, no longer a hurricane, now a tropical storm but still kicking up the surf. take a look at that when i come back in just a few minutes. >> we're starting on the schuylkill expressway where we're watching near route

failed and led to flash flooding downstream heavy rains brought on by hurricane maria filled the lake behind the dam with too much water. around claims to have tested a new medium range missile in defiance of warnings from the u.s. state television broadcast footage of the launch as well as in-flight video taken from on board the rocket the missile is said to be capable of carrying several warheads over a distance of up to two thousand kilometers earlier this week u.s. president donald trump criticized iran at the u.n. general assembly washington says iran's missile test violate the spirit of a twenty fifteen nuclear deal between tehran and world powers. now to some of the other stories making news from around the world. armored cars and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to one of rio de janeiro's most dangerous slums after an escalation in gang violence authorities deplored the military police to respond to the ricin with a villa after gang members ran paged through the streets shooting at buildings. hundreds of people opposed to catalonia is independence from spain have rallied in barcelona they were

those folks, too busy to pick up the phone. maria: wow, where does this go?aid we are not doing that, they are doing credit monitoring. i wanted a credit freeze, a better step for consumers out there because then anybody who contacts them and wants your personal information they decline it, they don't give it out, so -- maria: but if you need credit, that's assuming you don't need anyone to go -- >> right, exactly. but if you're looking to keep your information to yourself, it's a good first step but they are not -- i couldn't get anybody to offer it to me at this time and that was the effort i made yesterday, look, this company is in big trouble. stock shares already looking like they are going to open lower today. maria: yeah, it's under pressure. gerr yi. the effects of hurricane harvey and irma still affecting millions and two more storms are threatening. lauren simonetti with the details there. lauren. lauren: what an active hurricane season and hurricane maria to rapidly strengthen, roll over caribbean islands that were devastate by irma days ago, the s

of fall-like conditions for a change, but also might see sprinkle today, tomorrow, maria close by, worth a mention, too, meisha, anybody headed to the shore has to watch out for continued rough surf and rip current from the storm. >> most definitely. and katie, i got to say, do you know who else is bringing the heat this morning for us? >> don't say jim donovan. >> i will say, i'm loving that jim, one more time. one more time. just walk through. katie, common. you've got to love it. so cute. >> love is a very strong term. >> any shot, but that for sure your welcome. we're so excited about that eagles win yesterday. that's why sim is wearing that darling suit, although kate i would not agree. >> not the worse. >> he would use any word other than a negative one for that. good morning, everyone, we are happy, looking outside, blue route mid-county pushing in the southbound direction looking good. fifty-nine south at cottman, another one that heats up fairly quickly pushing toward center city. also looking good, just starting to change, getting little busier. forty-two freeway at creek road, take this towa

too. one week after hurricane maria hit, people in puerto rico are in desperate need of food and water.t's really dire. puerto ricans formed a group, holding a donation drive this saturday at oakland to support hurricane mariavi cti peo. msple in the streets, writing signs on their roofs, saying, help, or sos. it's just heartbreaking. >> the group is asking for donations of basic bottled wat food and diapers. >>> a growing food benwehe t ma after he fired off a targeted tweet this morning and zuckerberg responded. fbs katie mar vul lo. >> reporter: president trump seemed to pick a fight with facebook. claimingss trump's m.o. start a dumpster fire somewhere else. the dumpster fire is now at facebook res earch fellow at hoover institution, while he's not surprised by the rp marsuk s tweet, he is sed fad zuckerberg took the bait. he posted his response, liberals say we help trump. both sides are upset about ideas and content they don't like. that's what running a platform for all ideas looks like. facebook is no longer just a social network. >> 2016 election became a forum for politics. i

tropical storm force conditions to part of the outer banks of north carolina, but maria will not be heading north for too much longer. it's going to move out to sea. we'll talk about that forecast of why that's going to happen coming up. meanwhile, we're waiting on the fall cool down. this cold front is going to do it and it's going to happen right before the weekend. coming up, the arrival of the fall-like air and maria's path. that's coming up in just a bit. >> thanks, melissa. >>> senate republicans latest effort to repeal and replace obamacare appears to be dead. they'll meet in a closed session today to decide what to do next. we have the latest from capitol hill. >> president trump slammed holdouts to oppose the healthcare bill, acknowledging it may not pass this week. >> at some point there will be a repeal and replace, but will it be now or shortly there after? we are disappointed in certain so-called republicans. >> on monday, four gop senators said they would not support the proposal, effectively killing it. john mccain, rand paul and ted cruz were included, pointing to the massive cuts to medi

. >> yeah, i mean not bad when you consider we got jose just to our east and of course maria not toosouth and east. very busy in the tropics and we're dealing with the fringe effects of that this morning. 72 here in the city to start your day. someone in quantico. north and west we haven't had whole lot in the way of cool weather lately. this morning off to the north and west overnight lows back in the 60s. still 69 dulles. 68 hagerstown. so with jose just off to our east, we're dealing with a tropical air mass in place and we'll -- you'll feel that this afternoon with cloud cover and the humidity and the daytime highs about 80. all right. locally, we'll go partly sunny today. we've had sunshine early get a little more sun later today, but as the influence of this system gets a little closer we'll have some cloud cover and potential for a few showers across the region. you can see the showers that have broken out across the lower eastern shore and parts of the delaware at this hour. this is sort of the outer bands of hurricane jose. still minimal hurricane, maximum winds 75 miles an

too. >>> as maria finally fizzles, more seasonal weather is on tap. let's get to ivan for the latest forecast. >> good morning. once again we're looking at a big cooldown the next few days. in fact, if you're in the midwest you're feeling it. temperatures today with cooler air settling in. high temperatures in the 60s and 70s but one more day of heat and it's going to be potentially record heat for nine cities across portions of the mid-atlantic and northeast. the front that's going to be pushing maria away is the one that's going to bring us cooler air and thankfully that is going to be the case. it is far away from the outer banks of north carolina but it's still impacting you there with some gusty winds, the rip currents will continue in the next 24, 36 hours but for this very front we'll push everything to the north and east, clear things out and cool this off big time across the northeast. places like boston will go from mid-80s to eventually mid-60s by the weekend. so these nine possible record highs. this is for one day only. by tomorrow we'll

big surf for maria next week and that means rip currents, too. fear the terps, 80 to 87. and if you tailgate, you might find temps in the 70s. 88 on monday and 85 on tuesday and 88 on wednesday. so, tonight, temperatures in the 60s, and by morning, a few upper 50s possible. most of us in the 60s. and 10:00, low to have mid--to mid-70s at lunchtime, very warm across the board tomorrow from the mountains to 60s to start, 78 at 11:00 and 83 at 1:00. 90 on sunday and 88 on monday. tuesday, still warm in the mid- 80s, and wednesday, almost hot at 88, and thursday, a weak cold front goes through in terms of moisture and it will lower temps. next friday, temperatures in the mid-70s for highs. >>> d.c. public school kids doing well? >>> amazing. he is 17 and starting quarterback and division >>> there are critics of alexander ovechkin but hard to be a hater because ovie for the fourth straight year is surprising kids. he took time to play street hockey and he was not taking it lightly on them. a role that he cherishes. he is also teaching the game to the young kids. >> up close a

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conditions with twenty nine the high in los angeles so down into the caribbean i need to do well too much on maria because it is moving away from the bahamas so a slow improvement in the weather conditions here but we have got lot of showers up through the isthmus to say looks as though you're pretty wet in many areas here a lot of rain affecting the pacific coast of mexico from a tropical storm system the caribbean islands still plenty of showers around but not as bad as it has been the saying goes ahead on three into wards choose as maria begins to disappear from your area of interest for south america we've got a frontal system developing once again across parts of the south the region generally wet and when it's aries. tensions are high. little has changed and new village officials are struggling to demonstrate goodwill. a memorial is trying for a comrade who sacrificed his life the political chance. but really event tonight on drive a wedge between the village and. part three of a six part series filmed over five years of. china's democracy experiment at this time on how does iraq. welcome ba

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too late? weakening; moving north off the east coast - maria brings us clouds midweek; rough surf along the coast - big cool-down by the very warm. highs: 86-90 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. mild. lows: 64-70 winds: e 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy. still warm. highs: 80-84 winds: ne 5-10 mph coming up-- buried alive. survivors share mexico, after they were trapped inside a collapsed building. their amazing story.. coming up. obamacare repeal bill today. under the plan, more health care dollars would be given to the states of key g-o-p holdouts. but the bill's chance of passage remains bleak. stephanie ramos has more. happening right now - puerto rico, as a massive dam is in danger of collapse. the dam was cracked and weakened by heavy rains from hurriane maria. officicals warn it could fail at any moment. some 70-thousand people live in the valley below. this comes as conditions across puerto rico are being described as "apocalyptic." millions are still cut off without water, fuel or power... and authorities say it could be months before that power healing and unity are on a l

maria. a little too close to comfort for the outer banks. that's all coming up. >> 2 dozen people charges following this wild scene inside a popular st. louis piz his mall. the chaos broke out after protestors that clashed with police. it was in response to last week's ruling that acquitted the former officer in the 2011 shooting death of a black man. one officer and two protestors were injured during this incident here. some republicans meanwhile are chast ti chastising members of their own party. >> there was a tea party rally on capitol hill. they're tired of excuse and they want lawmakers to get something done. >> i don't know about you but i'm so tired of working so hard to help get republicans elected and give them a majority in the house and the senate and then watching them fail time after time after time to keep their promises. >> well, a lot has been focused on the failure to appeal the affordable care act and senator john mccain. he said he obamacare and wants more bipartisan effort in congress. >> nearly half a million bucks is h

well, so, let's get back to saint vow, maria gave gut pun too much st. croix last night, started early in the day. barrelled down on the virgin island, then guadalupe a, got hit, french islands, of course. death toll, from the two, rising. the extent of the damage from the hurricane assessed but it will be millions and millions and millions of dollars. >> remember, yes, got to be so much. because they just dealt with irma. and they were just assessing all of the damage from that, then once again, here they are, dealing with maria. >> and then we have a gigantic earthquake. >> volunteers and rescue crews, have been racing against the clock, and they're trying to get through the run, because searching for survivors after yesterday's deadly earthquake in mexico sit. >> i well, trying to get to your exact numbers. >> this will go way up. right now, the death toll is at 217. back in 198 a, they lost thousands of people in a big earthquake. that's why, lauren is few blocks away at the mexican consolate. >> hi, lauren? >> mike, hey there. so about a week ago, p

cold front on tuesday, perhaps by wednesday, we may have to factor in, some of the hurricane maria but it is tooday. >>> woman seen in the provocative photo with kevin h art speaking out. here she is. >> i was involved with kevin h art a month ago. since then my picture and name has been released, lies written about me. i'm not a extortionist, i'm not a stripper, i'm a recording artist and i have not broken any laws. i have nothing to do. i hired lisa bloom to protect my rights. i'm truly sorry. >> okay van, you have all of the details on this, so what is going on. she's not involved with this. >> yeah, i mean, listen she claims that she has nothing to do with the alleged extortion attempt, on kevin hart, we now know that kevin hart stepped out on his wife, there is video, audio to prove that. there is picture of, kevin and that lady we were just seeing with lisa bloom, very, very close together at marquis nightclub supposedly before everything that takes place in that video happens. but she is saying whoever got in touch with kevin hart's people and demanded upward of 10 million-dollar, for hus

too many. >>> and that breaking news, maria has landed. category 5 hurricane pounding parts of the caribbean already torn apart by recent storms. i'm dan ashley, ama daetz has the night off. landfall in domi with 160-mile-an-hour winds,erin facebook, my roof is gone, at complete mercy of the hurricane, house is flooding. he was later rescued. headed to puerto rico next, emergency shelters are open. sandhya patel is tracking it closely. >> this is the last thing puerto rico needs after irma. look at this is a very large storm, stretches for miles. talking close to 400 miles. made landfall several hours ago across dominica, eye of the storm still toll defined, weakened lightly category 4 but still very dangerous. expected to hit puerto rico wednesday morning as category 4 and brush the dominican republic and work northward, close to southeast u.s. but not quite, turnintog tracking hurricane joese, category 1, generating dangerous sur surf. maria expecting to hit virgin islands and puerto rico, storm surge, heavy rain and flooding. >> you can

it will get to the carolinas, forecasts say it's too early, still, to determine whether maria will directly impact the continental u.s. >>> and tropical storm jose is warnings are in effect for southeast massachusetts. it's possible people in that area could experience power outages. the system has sustained winds of 70 miles per hour, kicked up rough surf. coastal flooding will remain a concern. >>> let's turn to mexico where rescuers are stepping up the search for survivors of that earthquake. the death toll up to 232 people. >> emergency officials have made contact with a girl trapped in her school. they managed to give her water and oxygen but she is reportedly wedged under a granite table. two others are trapped with her, but she can't tell whether they are alive or dead. >> reporter: a daunting task for first responders as they work their way through the rubble of what was once an elementary school. the frantic search for life continuing. raising hands above their heads to silence the crowd. they've made contact with a girl still trapped inside but alive. at least 21 children and four