thomas michael kelly thomas richard kelly thomas w.ohn kelly jr. william hill kelly jr. robert clinton kennedy >> and my uncle and aunt norro and shakile. we miss you, and take care of grandfather for us. you would be proud of your nieces and nephews. we live you and miss you dearly. >> and my uncle richard kadina. we love you and miss you every day. thomas j. kennedy evonne e. kennedy john r. keohane ralph francis kershaw ronald t. kerwin howard l. kestenbaum douglas d. ketcham ruth ellen ketler boris khalif norma cruz khan sarah khan taimour firaz khan rajesh khandelwal seilai khoo michael vernon kiefer satoshi kikuchihara andrew jay-hoon kim lawrence d. kim mary jo kimelman heinrich kimmig karen ann kinkade. amy r. king andrew m. king lucille teresa king robert king jr. lisa king-johnson brian k. kinney takashi kinoshita chris michael kirby robe robert kerr cirpatrick howard barry kirschbaum glenn davis kirwin chris michael kirby richard joseph klares helen kittles. peter anton klein alan david kleinberg karen joyce klitzman ronald

lindo thomas v. linehan, jr. robert thomas linnane alan p. linton, jr.resa lipari kenneth lira francisco alberto liriano lorraine lisi paul lisson vincent m. litto ming-hao liu nancy liz harold lizcano martin lizzul george a. llanes elizabeth c. logler catherine lisa loguidice jerome robert lohez michael william lomax and my uncle we love you and we miss you and i think about every time i walk, maternity wear. >> my father thank you for keeping mom and a strong and i know you are watching over us every day. we love you so much and we miss you so much and there's not a day that goes by that i don't think you are with us. >> and my father nor all merris. steven long. laura maria longing salvatore lopes daniel lopez george lopez luis manuel lopez manuel l. lopez joseph lostrangio chet dek louie stuart seid louis joseph lovero sarah elizabeth whoa. jenny seu kueng low wong michael w. lowe garry w. lozier john peter lozowsky charles peter lucania edward hobbs luckett mark gavin ludvigsen lee charles ludwig sean thomas lugano daniel lugo marie lukas william lu

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>> good afternoon, thomas.nk one of the things is that fema is ready and they, at this point in time, the money is there, and life safety is the most important to what we have to deal with. that's -- that is the absolute priority. and fema is ready. fema is set up in a regional system that people in fema region 6 that were handling harvey and there are people in region 4 that are ready to take care of what's needed in florida to support the governor, support the cities and the counties in florida, as well as the folks in region 2 that are going to be -- that are already supporting the people in the virgin islands and puerto rico as we continue to move forward. >> when we think about assets that are already in place for what's going to be needed here in south florida, does fema have the staff that they need to have those resources in place to be able to juggle what they're already doing in texas for what the needs will be here in florida? >> well, one thing i think it's important to realize is it is not just fem

bush and barack obama so thomas in washington how do you see that. peter i honest in short brief yes there is a considerable continuity at this stage donald trump has now signed on for the neo con platform so that people understand what the neo con view of the world is it comes out of after the fall of the soviet union a view emerged on the right to begin with that never again would there be any power that could challenge the united states as had done the former soviet union. trump is now on board for that it's now a bipartisan consensus here it's more open amongst republicans but democrats are on board they sort of hide it a little bit with talk of regime change in the name of democratic advance but that's more cover than substance you see the democratic support many democrats voted for the iraq war democrats and obama and hillary clinton were responsible for regime change in libya you saw most recently when american warships fired missiles into syria immediately the democrats came on board and cheered this this goes quite there's a history in ameri

>> i believe so, thomas. it's been an extraordinary effort at every level, federal, state, and local. and that level of cooperation continues to impress me and i think impresses all of our fellow floridians. the cautionary note of getting out and evacuating early was the right call. this storm is bearing down on us as we all know. and being prudent, being safe, and being smart, those are the watch words now, and you know, if you are in an evacuation zone, you need to, you know, not wait. you need to evacuate. and that's awfully important for people to go ahead and heed that. >> and sir, when you think about what governor rick scott is going through right now, how hard is it to make, as a former governor here in the state, how hard is it to make those life and death decisions when you know that there are people that are resistant to heeding evacuation orders. >> well, it shouldn't be that hard, to be honest with you, because what you're doing is you're relying on good advice from people that are on the ground,

thomas, karen? to come on this one. steve keeley, thank you. 4:34. an investigation is underway into the death of mccrea williams, a 19 year old freshman at lafayette college. not much is being revealed. authority are only saying that williams was involved in a chain of events that authorities believe began saturday and ended with his death monday afternoon. officers found williams when they respond today medical emergency sunday afternoon at a dorm on campus. police are trying to determine if alcohol played a role in his death. >> there is going to be a funeral today for that man, that father, shot to death in front of his two year old daughter in spring garden by his home. thirty-eight year old jared, was shot on thursday during a robbery at his house, police say, he was gunned down by 16 year alomar vin roberts, his 21 year old brother, also, has been charged, he's being head in new jersey, his service is going to be this morning, at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. >> as the city

thomas with power. the pumps because of the power restoration in these areas have now gotten the water pumps working and so we've been able to restore water to the large tanks in some of the areas that can gravity feed down to some of the homes so people have access to that. but it's going to be a very, very, very slow process. >> governor -- on that -- >> sure. >> on that infrastructure stuff you were talking-b are you worried there's any critical infrastructure that sustained long-term damage? obviously, when we hear about people not having access to running water, i'm happy to hear about the distribution of liters of water and mres and short-term supplies like that. but obviously the water system in particular and the electrical system are something the islands can't be without for too long. how substantial is the damage to that critical infrastructure? >> what we do as a practice when storms are coming, we require the water parts all fill all of the major water tanks in the territory. we learned thi

host: thomas frank "was in liberal". guest: yes, that's kind of a caricature that i think you just take every home minor and turn him into a software engineer. that's a straw man. the point is not that we take every minor and turn him into a software engineer. the question is can you take a minor and give him a job as a smart technician working on an assembly line which is all computerized. can you take a miner and help him become a service worker, engage with people in multiple ways? it's ridiculous to think we will ask everyone to be software engineers. there are 70 jobs likence, t have in my book, jobs that combine science, technology, engineer,nd math and empathy. one of the things i write about, we did a call and called hands head to heart. most of us used to work with our hands and with machines and computers we started to work with our head and the only thing increasingly as we will work with our heart more and more jobs will be about connecting people to people.re you don't have to go from a: minor to software en

thomas.officials warn the u.s. territory could be forced to declare bankruptcy under the process that congress crcreated last year for nearby puerto rico. we''ll have more on hurricane irma and the u.s. virgin islands later inin the b broadcast. in burma, amnesty international said thursday it has evidence the burmese military has directed a massive scorched-earth campaign against the minority muslim rohingyas, burning villages to the ground and shooting people at random as they try to flee. amnenesty's rereport cited fire-detection data, satatellite imagery, photographs a and video from the ground.d. at the uniteted nations, o offis said thursday the number of rohingya whoho've fled to neighboring bangladesh has reached 400,000, warning as many as refugees could flee by year's one million end. this is rohingya activist zaw win maung, speaking at a protest outside the united nations here in new york. tought to have a resolution on this crisis. this crisis is not the regular small violence. th

thomas.ot practically the eye of the storm the while it was awe category 5. although we have most of our infrastructure passing to code, we lost essential buildings. our hospital is now -- the roof came off the hospital. the airport terminals appears it has been blown out from the inside. government facilities. it goes on and on in terms of the devastation. we however, up like some of the other islands of the caribbean, we are part of the united states. we are all american citizens. fema has been working with our governor and emergency management system before the storm even to prepare for the storm to have provisions. people were imbedded here, department of defense. three naval ships. one parked away and staged ready to come in once the hurricane had passed. but the destruction looks -- it looks like annihilation here. going to st. thomas, st. john feels as if it's the end of the battle when you're walking through. virgin islanders are pulling to go in this respect. all of our utility has b

karen and thomas back over to you. >>> 4:31. shooting at a intersection in phoenixville sends one person to the hospital this morning. police have recovered the gun, and now they are searching for the person who pulled the trigger. our jenny joyce working this one in phoenixville this morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas phoenixville police are down the street at the station investigating this shooting that happened right here behind me, it is the area known as children's place, investigators tell us the shooting happened on the 200 block of bridge street just before 10:00 o'clock last night. our video shows evidence markers, police tape, investigators covering this quaint block, according to police one person was transported from this scene, we are awaiting an update from investigators to see how that person is doing, and as for the shooter police spent the night looking for him and they have not announced any arrest. this area typically does not see this type of the crime, downtown phoenixville, underwent a multi

you're on with thomas friedman. >> caller: mr. friedman, i appreciate and applaud what you said about the golden rule and the need for morality, and i'm wondering if you are aware of the difference between an ipo, initial price offering on the stock that is just coming to market in order -- that a company raises money and creates jobs, and a regular stock purchase, in which money is simple my transferred from one stock owner to another owner, who byes that stock with the idea that it's going to go up and he's going to make money so with handicapping horses, or gambling in other ways, and i don't feel should have the same kind of a tax advantage, the capital gains advantage applied to both now. >> guest: it's a very interesting question. there's no doubt that with online trading now, there's a lot of people just rent stocks for an hour, a day, a week, or a month, and the they aren't long-term investors and that puts pressure on companies to to think short term and that tends to lead to less sound decisionmaking over the long run. s

i'm thomas drayton. >>> i'm karen hepp. to everybody in the greater delaware valley. >> what a beautiful weekend. what can we expect today, sue serio, good morning. >> if you like the heat and have another one to take. we will go with a nine out of 10 in your weather number. bus stop buddy in his eagles gear as well, just a t-shirt honor short sleeve shirt goodies for today, starting off in the 60's and a couple of 70's. we are mild to start. we will probably head up to around 90 once again. right now we are at 70 in philadelphia calm winds. sunrise 6:52. we have to wait for that sunrise, days

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ok going back to our political correspondent thomas sparrow thomas we saw that there's going to be some difficult negotiations how is chancellor merkel likely to approach these talks. well she will try and at least understand the interest that the different parties may to bring to the table but let's also say and this is something very important this will be very difficult negotiations if you look for example at the f.t. and the greens they have differences on a wide range of issues from climate policy to europe policy if you look for example varian sister party of angela merkel's c.d.u. the c.s.u. they have also very different policies when compared to the to the greens for example i'll just mention one that we've discussed on many occasions here that upper limit for refugees that the c s u once and that any many other parties including are going to do you have have rejected so certainly there will be very very difficult negotiations but the way that anglo merkel will try and approach them is by at least trying to listen to them first she will very probably have to agree on some of the

. >> and you are special to me, thomas, regardless, coffee or no coffee. all right. we've got 10 out of 10 today. it will be a beautiful day. it will finally feel like fall there is bus stop budd which his cup of coffee. i know he is only eight years old and more for symbolism then anything else. there is phillies starting their last, three game, of the season, the last home game of the season and eagles play on sunday. he is all ready for weekend. temperatures in the 50's. we are off to a cool start, nothing on radar, 56 degrees in philadelphia with a northwesterly breeze at 5 miles an hour. relative humidity 62 percent. not bad at all. nice morning as long as you are wearing a sweater. 72 degrees. a fine fall day in store and then tonight a few cloud, and maybe a stray shower, 56 degrees overnight. it will be a cool one as well. how cool will it get this weekend and how about the seven day forecast all of that coming up, in a few minutes. good morning, bob kelly. >> good morning. can't wait to open up the windows and just let the cool breeze, coming in, 5:01, we ar

thomas cook really don't care about the customers.statement we are getting from them is they are following the advice they were given. that would have been the same advice british airways were given and the same advice burgeoning land we re and the same advice burgeoning land were given and that would have been to stay and sit it out and watch because it was a hurricane watch at that point, but both british airways and virgin rescued their clients and took them back to the safety of the uk. thomas cook wanted to leave us out here because it wouldn't have been cost—effective to fly us back. they flew a plane through of holidaymakers onto an island on wednesday afternoon knowing they would have to move them to safety on thursday morning. -- plane full of. dave oakley, on holiday in cuba, thanks forjoining us. in a statement, thomas cook says while the region is on lockdown, all customers have now been moved to hotels that were built to withstand hurricane strength winds and rain. the company also says there'll be an additional 21 member

with the story behind all of the numbers thomas you're at s.p.d. headquarters in charlotte parts at the c.d.u. c.s.u. headquarters we thank you very much to both of you for your reporting so we've been talking about some of the challenges that angle america will face in forming a new government and the shift this election represents could also have a representation is beyond germany's borders the european union is central to germany's identity and germany is central to the success but these are difficult times for the union cares for. the turbulence in the eurozone seems to have passed but there's a new storm approaching italy the country with the zone's third largest economy is struggling with billions in debt italian banks are stuck with non-performing loans a countrywide bankruptcy would threaten the existence of the entire currency union . brecht's it marks a turning point for the e.u. the wrangling over the future relationship between europe and britain will cost both sides political energy for years to come what will happen to the e.u. citize

i understand you travelled out there with thomas cook, your trip was arranged via thomas cook. been to you? we have not had help at all. on wednesday, they flew in a group of british tourists, only to then have to evacuate them on thursday. you have sent us some pictures of what it is like out there. of the northern coast of cuba itself. what are you worried about at the moment, sam? i'm not worried. we are in a games room with food and drink. no idea yet when we can return to our rooms. just quickly, thomas cook have issued a statement and they said that the evacuation to another part of the country was directed by cu ban another part of the country was directed by cuban authorities. the statement goes on to say that our specialist assistant assistance team is on the ground where tourists were evacuated to. our customers along with our resort staff are providing as much information and resort nonaggression reassurance as possible. it is an lockdown so eve ryo ne possible. it is an lockdown so everyone is confined to the hotel room. they are therefore unable to meet individual

because arsenal needed to sign a replacement, thomas lemar of monaco.omas lemar turned the deal done, and that is where the whole story collapses. his refusal tojoin arsenal whole story collapses. his refusal to join arsenal meant that they were unwilling to sanction the departure of alexis sanchez to manchester city. he was at the club and become free agent next summer, when he could join manchester city, but for now, arsenal will keep him, and hope that he will help them to success this season. tottenham have completed the signing of paris st—germain defender serge aurierfor a fee in the region of $30 million. the 24—year—old ivory coast right—back has signed a five—year contract until 2022. swansea have re—signed striker wilfried bony from manchester city after having a $16 million bid accepted for the ivory coast international. he rejoins the club he left for the etihad two and a half years ago where he also spent time on loan at stoke city. in germany, kevin kampl has signed a four—year deal with rb leipzig as they prepare for life in the champions

i love me some thomas rhett. >> i love this picture of thomas and his family at a friend's wedding pipwith thomas and his wife. the first country artist signed to jay z's rock nation label. everything is changed. a newborn. a toddler. and a number none one album, aptly titled "everything changes." ♪ gotta give me some of that my life has changed so much. having two little girls under 2 has been life-aerlting. >> reporter: in may, thomas and his wife, lauren, adopted now 22-month-old willa gray from uganda. and during the year-long ad process, they found out they were pregnant. last month, they welcomed daughter ada james. >> i'm tireder than i have ever been. more tired. i'm getting used to it. >> they joined you on stage. >> my wife hates it. all the people in the front row are looking to the side of the stage. they're not watching the the show. they're waving at my wife. i was like, baby, you have to come out here. she brought willa gray and ada on stage. >> reporter: you said willa recognizes your voice on the radio? >> she does. she says, daddy, daddy. it's the sweetest thing in th

lots of customers of thomas cook there said that, why we re thomas cook there said that, why were theyy were they not flown out of their completely at? people are also saying that flights were still going into the region on wednesday and should there have been thomas cook flights, and they said they had offered all their customers the chance to cancel their trips for refunds. we have been speaking to the retail and customer experience director of thomas cook. she said that the bbc that they acted on the advice of the cuban authorities and the foreign office. they said it was their advice to evacuate customers to varadero and when that decision was made they concentrated on sloping hotels, more importantly, hotels that could withstand the force of irma. she said it was a dynamic situation and at the time that decision was made they did not know that irma would be passing directly through that part of the world. they are just making sure that people are safe, and as quickly as possible. and talk about other airlines and people due to travel to this region, the caribbean florida, in the c

i'm thomas drayton. >>> i'm karen hepp. good morning to everybody in the greater delaware valley. >> what a beautiful weekend. what can we expect today, sue serio, good morning. >> if you like the heat and have another one to take. we will go with a nine out of 10 in your weather number. bus stop buddy in his eagles gear as well, just a t-shirt honor short sleeve shirt goodies for today, starting off in the 60's and a couple of 70's. we are mild to start. we will probably head up to around 90 once again. right now we are at 70 in philadelphia calm winds. sunrise 6:52. we have to wait for that sunrise, days are getting shorter, satellite picture shows hurricane maria spinning off shore, it is off the georgia south carolina coast, at the moment, and then we will continue to have a northward trend, we have happily do not expect a direct hit from that hurricane, not enclose. 90 degrees. mostly sunny, hot and humid. tonight a muggy one down to 68 . it is autumn. this weather will not last. we will let you know when it feels like

this is out of the united states a view of st thomas on u.s. virgin islands before and after hurricane or months of course of course as you mentioned think roy where you are wasn't a fact that much of this is st thomas you can see the greenery and then the scenes of devastation the brown right there here's another tweet irma cause major damage to the airport and st thomas u.s. virgin islands is supporting its partners in the response and recovery we see that they are the clear is a recognition and what julie was saying can you can you relate to some of the yes the virgin islands organizations are on the contrary have certainly been trying to find information i know there's one group in atlanta who was literally sending people down by whatever mean this is literally bags bias in their hand and to talk about what this things to be certain don't given that the us would know by you know that we have historically as a diaspora been collectin by that one would think that they would fall into the equation of response instructions like well you have wo

great to have you with us, karen hepp, thomas drayton. live look at city hall this morning, one of the days you kind of want to call out sick. we have in the seen that here yet. aloft people use their sick days over the summer, sue serio. >> they are out of it. >> mental health days for some folks, yeah. for today it will feel like summer once again. nine out of 10. it is very humid. mild and muggy to start with bus stop buddy and temperatures mostly in the 60 's this morning. couple 70's out there. in the city it is 67 degrees. we have a 3-mile an hour breeze. 90 percent relative humidity. sunrise time 6:53. it is getting closer. 7:00 o'clock sunrise as we get more into fall. we saw maria off shore we have a few cloud from that and that is why we will be seeing 85 degrees instead of 90, 91 like yesterday and still humid rip currents continue at the shore with a high of 79. in the lehigh valley maybe warmer with more sunshine and a high of 87 degrees. is there your tuesday, we will talk about some cooler changes coming and latest on maria

thomas cook are not find anyone out of here.t your resort is on lockdown, is that right? the hotel we are in at the moment, we we re hotel we are in at the moment, we were told that ten o'clock this morning, not to come out of our rooms unless we morning, not to come out of our i’oott‘is unless we were morning, not to come out of our rooms unless we were advised by a member of the hotel staff.|j rooms unless we were advised by a member of the hotel staff. i have a statement here from thomas cook, i will come to that in a moment. what to in the resort now with irma. where we are at the moment, looking out of the window, the wind is horrendous. the palm trees are going sideways. the wind is coming in sideways. the wind is coming in sideways. it is horrendous. let me ta ke sideways. it is horrendous. let me take you through some extracts from the statement. they said that the cuban the statement. they said that the cu ban authorities carried the statement. they said that the cuban authorities carried out a full evacuation of the lo

karen and thomas, back to you. >>> 4:31. lets get to that breaking news we're following out of north philadelphia. a triple shooting leaves one man dead. our lauren johnson on the scene working this one out. lauren, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, thomas. behind me crime scene investigators still on the scene here collect evidence taking pictures, a very busy scene here, check this out, first scene at corner of the eighth and hurt street one block away from spring garden. thinks where the shooting started as you can see from the evidence markers, on the ground and shell casings scattered the ground there. it looks like shooter unloaded entire clip here where two men were hit one man in the thigh and another in the foot. bullets continue to fly on the other side of the building where chris is showing you right now and that is where police say the story gets strange, a man was hit on this side, but homicide detectives didn't find a third victim until about an hour later, a woman walking by, found him in

. >>> it's 4:35 only wednesday morning, mike thomas another summer like day. >>> another hot one, some will make 90 degrees plus one more time and then we have a cold front coming our way tomorrow that will snap up from the summer like feel into a fall-like as we of the week and the weekend. it's on the way. still tracking what's left of maria out there spinning away off the coast line. bringing gusts up to 40 to the outer banks of north carolina and 30 in ocean city maryland. temperatures outside right now, degrees at reagan national. dulles, 70, bwi 70, one more day of this kind of weather and things will progressively get better throughout the day tomorrow. 81 a mix of sun and clouds by 11:00. by 2:00, maybe a passing shower. most stay dry with a decent amount of sunshine be highs headed for the 80's. let's check in the forecast, over to erin for traffic. >>> northwest, mel knee alnwick told you about the breaking news, traffic delays are in northwest, you'll have to detour and anticipate a larger police and fire presence as you travel through the secondaries, what was that keep you

can't rule out a stray shower but more likely thomas that hurricane gets closer. we will tell you how close it will get coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. monday, 5:02. back to work and school. not that bat really on the major roadways. the construction crews are in the process of cleaning up and putting cones in the back of the truck as we look live on the blue route 476 near macdade. hello to the bennie, live look at ben franklin bridge all lit up over weekend in red, white, blue to honor its birthday of getting its first lights plugged in. little wind there. a flag a work out there coming up and over from the camden side into philadelphia left over work crews out here, this is a live look at pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound, into downingtown, you can see only one lane opened and thinks also an area where we are dealing with some really thick fog so just be careful coming out of reading, heading in to downingtown, morgan town and eventually over in toward, king of prussia, we will slide on down to the schuylkill where they have been working all ni

you're on with thomas friedman, please go ahead. >> caller: hello, mr. freudman. i just finish wedding thomas frank's book, listen liberal, and he takes you a little bit to task for insisting that education is the path to narrowing income inequality but you justen can't take a coal miner and send him to school and make million a software programmer. if liberals want to win elections, what recommendations do you have for better government policyies. >> that's good good we. i didn't hear the hour. >> host: thomas frank, "listen liberal." >> guest: right. that's kind of a caricatureat you take every coal miner and turn him interest a software engineer. that's a strawman. the point is not that we take every miner and turn them into soft engineers. the we is can you take a miner and give him a job as a smart technician working on a assembly line, take a miner and help him become a service worker, engage with people in multiple ways. it's ridiculous to think that we'll ask everyone to be software engineers. there's so many job is call in any become stem jobs that combin

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good to see you, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. while a deal hasn't been reached yesterday non-binding arbitration is underway which means today teachers will be back in the classroom, students will be back at school. teachers from the methacton education association went on strike, on monday, after failing to strike a deal with the school district sunday night. that means that students have been out of school all week, union representatives say the school board wants teach tours pay a greater share of health care premiums, teachers said they could not accept that offer without a corresponding salary increase, the strike happened just a few weeks into the school year which frustrated some parents but teachers argued that their pay is well below the county average and they are frustrated too. the school district and teachers union mutually agreed to enter into an arbitration agreement wednesday night, yesterday schools were closed for the jewish holiday of rosh hashanah and today, school will be back in session, thomas. >> frustrati

thomas, karen? >> we will know soon enough, lauren, thank you. 5:08.ent from the caribbean, right here in the southern state of the us, are trying to return to normalcy in the aftermath of irma. from the looks of it, right here, you can see, that it is going to take quite some time for a lot of people to get back on their feet, storm simply powerful, death toll from irma stands at 55 people, 12 of the deaths in florida. right now, more than 9 million people are without power and 5 million of those are in florida. much of the damage occurring in key west, feel estimates about 50% of the homes there are destroyed. >> the surge came to up at least here, which means, i'll be flooded inside there. yes, i can tell, flooding inside already. oh, my god. >> i've never been through anything like this in my entire life. i never want to go through it again. we love it here in the keys. so we will be back soon. >> so many stories. so much destruction here, irma, just destroyed the caribbean, saint martin where food and water are scarce, residents, tourists facing a

good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. so while everyone is back to school is there not yet a deal so what happens now is non- binding arbitration but regardless, students are heading back today. teachers from the methacton education association went on strike monday after failing to strike a deal with the school district on sunday night, that means students have been out of school all week, union representatives say the school board wants teach tours pay a greater share of health care premiums, teachers said they could not accept the offer without a corresponding salary increase, the strike happened, just a few weeks into the school year which frustrated some parents, teachers argue that their pay is well below the county average so they have been frustrated too. school district and the teachers union mutually agreed to enter in to an arbitration agreement on wednesday night, yesterday, schools were closed for rosh hashanah holiday so today classes will resume, thomas. >> they kept talks going, thank you. >>> the death to

mike thomas is good to see you again. and one key difference with that a lot of models hit kind of staying just off the western coast of florida where it would have been able to pick up more moisture and keep some energy. however, it made landfall around naples last night and it kind of stayed just on shore and because of that, it's been able to lose strength a little more rapidly but it's still bringing a lot of rain especially the northern portions of florida, georgia south carolina. still a flooding risk today. we're quiet for now. we'll have clouds stream in but should be dry, 76. tomorrow chance of showers especially in the afternoon, 75. then we get into some of irma's tropical air mass. it will grab some warmth and humidity and throw it up in our direction. 80's wednesday, thursday, friday. could feature a pop-up thunderstorm or two as things will be unsettled. even into the weekend we'll keep a chance of thunderstorms and showers in the forecast. that's a check of the forecast. over to erin now for traffic. >> 4:5

are they thomas cook pilots?be a complete washout. where you see the sun come through this time of year, temperatures doing reasonably well but through the course of today it's that real mix of sunshine, showers and it is quite blustery as well. low pressure, certainly in charge at the moment, sitting out to the north—west of the uk, and we have the winds rattling around that area of low pressure so bringing scattered showers and some longer spells of rain, especially in parts of southern england through the day. heading into the afternoon, scattered showers across scotland and northern ireland, some will be quite heavy and slow moving. you could have the odd rumble of thunder around and temperatures generally in the mid—teens. heading our way south across the country, again that mix of sun sunny spells, plenty of showers and in some parts of southern england could merge into longer spells of rain. don't be surprised if you see some thunderstorms. towards the south—west of england, you should see a bit of brightn