already in wichita kansas because why would you. maybe you're heavily invested in grasshoppers or something but. in wichita an apartment cost six hundred thirty two dollars per month which here in washington d.c. is the cost of the utility bill of a dog house so. six hundred thirty two dollars per month amounted to seven thousand five hundred eighty dollars per year so the total cost to give every homeless person an apartment in wichita kansas would be four point two billion dollars pesos could help us every homeless person for the next thirty six years i feel like that's a pretty good start to fixing overall but well ok. let's say you don't want to live in wichita fine how about toledo ohio he could afford to do that for the next thirty three years and thirty three years in somewhere other than wichita is better than thirty six which. i think i just lost my wichita fans that night sorry birds i'm sorry. this one sad bald man or. this is what we're talking about here but he's not going to house the homeless is he he preferred to con

last month, i met with workers from textron in wichita. in an earlier meeting, officials said the tax reforms of 2017 has strengthened the environment for aircraft sales in the united states and the outlook remains positive. it now hag the -- has the largest backlog of orders in eight years. supporting thousands of jobs in our community which we proudly call the air capital of the world. our district is also home to the largest tax cut bonus in the country. after the tax cuts and jobs act was signed, wichita railway stations, a railway car parts supplier, turned their tax cut into 3,000 -- $3,000 today 60,000 for its bonuses. its - $6,000 bonuses for employees. during a visit there, the c.e.o. of the small manufacturing company said, employees receiving the bonus will turn right around and invest in the economy. showing how these bonuses not only benefit the workers and their families, but also the entire community. other employees are better off now thanks to tax cuts that include fidelity bank which announced a $1,500 bonus for its 400 w

products is located in wichita, kansas, headquartered in wichita, kansas. it's an automotive manufacturers group that was started by a bunch of world war ii veterans and auto industry folks. however, two years ago, b.g. products was at a crossroads trying to figure out where they would go. following the tax cuts and jobs act, b.g. products was able to push forward with plans to expand, putting those new tax savings directly towards a new building and new jobs. on august 24, b.g. products broke ground on a 145,000 square foot new addition that will invest $24.5 million in the community and add 21 new jobs. that's 21 new families that will be better off because of the jobs that are improved. this kind of expansion would not be possible without the tax cuts and jobs act and some of the things we have done over the last year and a half. and so b.g. products is better off now, our economy is better off now, my district, south central kansas is better off now and the country is better off now because of the things we've done over the last year and a half. i just

products is located in wichita, kansas, headquartered in wichita, kansas. it's an automotive manufacturers group that was started by a bunch of world war ii veterans and auto industry folks. however, two years ago, b.g. products was at a crossroads trying to figure out where they would go. following the tax cuts and jobs act, brment g. products was able -- b.g. products was able to push forward with new plans, putting those new tax savings directly towards a new building and new jobs. on august 24, b.g. products broke ground on a 45,000 square foot new addition that will invest $24 million in the community and add 21 new jobs. that's 21 new families that will be better off because of the jobs that are improved. this kind of expansion would not be possible without the tax cuts and jobs act and some of the things we have done over the last year and a half. and so b.g. products is better off now, our economy is better off now, my district, south central kansas is better off now and the country is better off now because of the things we've done over the last ye

speaker, i rise to offer thanks to the wichita police department, f.b.i., i.c.e. for making a series of arrests last month to help end human trafficking in my community in wichita, kansas. on august 23 several raids began after an investigation into possible child sex trafficking led from a tip from a 15-year-old female victim. information this brave young girl provided led to the arrest of eight people for charges of aggravated human trafficking as well as illegal firearm, drug possession and rape. this would not have been possible without the partnership between local wichita police, the f.b.i., and the homeland security investigation unit of i.c.e. people may not be aware but human trafficking is one of the most heinous crimes investigated by i.c.e. mr. estes: rather than disavow i.c.e., these brave men and women deserve our support for their service. so, mr. speaker, as a member of the homeland security committee and representative from wichita, i ask my colleagues to join me today in thanking all law enforcement for keeping communities like mine safe. with th

>> i teach in wichita as well, teach the opposite. i teach at a title i school. we are the largest middle school in kansas, which is probably not a much around here. mr. lamb: how many? >> 1100 kids in a middle school 6-8, and we keep growing. i teach american history, and a couple of years ago my principal came to meet with the task of creating a current events our school. so i get to have so much freedom with that class, and it is really fun to see the kids and see how they say bringing in social media to the classroom, is this true? why is this story different than this story? we compare and contrast all of those aspects. i'm very proud of the program because we have had to add more teachers to teach it, because we are getting so many kids interested in current events. which is what we need. mr. lamb: right now, what do you find they are interested in? >> last year, we spent a lot of time learning about the government and how it operates, because a lot of time kids at the middle school age cannot understand the process, and so we will take something we have cn

what you see in a place like wichita kansas or wherever. in a place where someone would have been part of the farmers alliance. and it would've helped to understand the world around them. those are gone today. does have disappeared from everyday life. west taken their place as fox news. it's like in north korea how they have a loudspeaker. and only plays one channel. in vast parts of this country that's what it feels like to me. those other things that came from the grassroots up where ordinary people got together and built a movement of their own and worked out. their own understanding of the world. it happened again in the 60s also. with not as much success. the punk rock circuit. i was can ask those two questions what we do with citizens and then i was getting bring up this book that i read by neil postman. it was a wonderful book. and he was ahead of his time. it was written in 1994. he said this is can happen. people were no longer meeting and meeting holes for hours and talking. and working out what would make sense for a small time.

it was in wichita when a orangutan experienced labor complications.epers called in a pair of ob-gyns who had to perform an emergency c-section. lily who is happily living with mom at the zoo. thank you for watching "nightline" and thanks for the company, america. good night. the best wifi experience is long distance with plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months,

meanwhile, in wichita, dr. a special delivery they will never forget. >> it's definitely one of those moments that will be part of our stories that we tell to our grandkids. >> i bet and the zoo saying so important here because sumatran orangutans are endangered in the wild. one doctor called it a bucket list item i didn't know was on my bucket list. >> so true. >> really sweet. we wish ayrton littly all the best. >> love that story. >> yes, we do. thank you very much, lara. >>> coming up, we have a health alert about the flu. superstar drake canceling his concert because of it. is it time to get your flu shot, or is it too soon? dr. ashton is here to weigh in. for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your kids, your parents, and even the guy across the street who waves a lot. and a-a-r-p is here to help. connecting you with the tools you need to navigate the realities of caregiving.

and flood rescues tonight in wichita, kansas. and of course now, we're watching hurricane florence in the atlantic. so, let's get right to rob tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. first off, a lot of folks getting hit with storms tonight, including new york city, along the i-95 corridor. that front trapped all the way back through the midwest, getting pinched by remnants of gordon. new flood watches from the heartland up the ohio river. right on through the weekend, pooif to eight inches of rainfall. in the atlantic, two new waves and hurricane florence. a category 1 now, forecast to go back to category 3 and approach bermuda on tuesday. and our computer models do bring it close to the u.s. next week, but impossible at this point, david, to say whether or not we'll have a direct hit. >> spaghetti model all over the place there. thanks, rob. >>> when we come back here tonight, the recall of ford f-150s. >>> and an american mom and her little boy critically injured after that giraffe attack. after that giraffe attack. even wh

meanwhile, in wichita, dr.have delivered hundreds of babies, but this one is a special delivery they will never forget. >> it's definitely one of those moments that will be part of our stories that we tell to our grandkids. >> one of the cutest babies they've no doubt delivered as well. our thanks to lara spencer there as well. >> adorable. the zoo says this is an important birth because these types of orangutans are endangered so they needed this to be successful. >>> from down under, the dolphins lit up the water. >> the dolphins weren't glowing on their own, the bioluminescence was caused by plankton in the water around them. >> that is really cool. when the dolphins disturbed the plankton, the plankton gave off bright blue, green, red lights, as they do. random spotting off the waters north of sidney. >>> coming up, what will smith just did that most of us probably never want to do. >> as the singer and actor turns 50 years old, what we learned so long ago about his rap to riches story. we're watching "worl

ordering 45 pappa johns pizza pies with passengers after plane was force to divert to wichita falls becauseving. a semi flipping over on arizona highway spilling beer kegs all over. look at all that beer. it doesn't appear any of those were salvageable. probably too shaken up. new yorkers horrified by cynthia nixon's bailing order. traditional locks capers on cinnamon raven bailing. thibagel. that's the creepiest looking bagel ever. using it as fund raising opportunites. yes i like to eat a cinnamon raven bagel with lox, capers red onions and cream cheese and toe made toes. give a few bucks to help support our campaign in the last days before the primary to enter a chance to have your favorite bai gave bagel wi. see you later. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ i was born in an extraordinary place ♪ with the stars and stripes. steve: welcome to "fox & friends." a special edition we have for the last 17 years marked what happened 17 years ago today in lower manhattan and shanksville, pennsylvania. and our nation's capital with a special program remembering some of the things that happened. in fac

steve: and apparently there is dash cam video from his cruiser in sedgwick county wichita, kansas. to a news report i have read this morning they have been unable to download it so far. at the time of the shooting he was wearing a ballistic vest but the bullet in above the vest. brian: he called for help. ainsley: they found him lying on his side and suspect lying on face and it was a .40 caliber weapon on the ground next to them. we also have other news to tell you about. let's go down to the carolinas where that storm has never been more dangerous. officials warning behalf lies ahead as hundreds remain trapped in their homes in the wake of hurricane florence. brian: slow moving storm killing at least 17 people. steve: griff jenkins is live with more on the rising water. griff, i have heard people down there are worried because there is a possibility you could kind up with close to another foot of rain u. griff: that's exactly right, guys. florence is not done. it's not just the deaths. if you look at 15,000 people in shelters. more than 1,000 rescues already over the last four da

let's head out to wichita, kansas, where routine childbirth turned into a very hairy situation.is little fella. he was born via c-section it's not a common procedure amongst you a orangutans because their health insurance doesn't cover it. we don't know the baby's name but she is registered sat bed, bath and bananas. she is so cute. thousands of gifts have been sent to the zoo where he is on display. but unfortunately some of them were stolen. you thieving. back in my day bears stole picnic baskets. and that was before instagram. now they have to steal fruit to look good in their photos. we'll be right back. so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty.

out on friday night after court and drive all night to town such as abilene, kingsville, canyon, wichita cruces, mmerce, las and ada, oklahoma. there is nothing more fun being in a stadium that first weekend and seeing your team and your son to take to the field to thousands chanting, wildcats, purple, white, fight, fight. i saw my kurt's son take the field for the georgetown team. it has spawned books, movies, tv series, texas football. and it's been known to ruin a family dinner or two in a house divided over the loyalty of their team. blood may be thicker than water but it's not thicker than football. yes, texans love football. right down to the names they choose for their children, to the cars they drive. i'm sure there's some big executive in detroit wondering why they have to send so many maroon cars and pickups to texas. well, of course, they are for the texas agee fans. we may not -- aggie fans. we may not have too many fall weddings in texas, but i bet you've been to a wedding where the new mr. and mrs. took off down the aisle to the university of texas "eyes of texas" or got a

if this person wanted to make a huge difference they should have dumped it some subpoena where or wichita. cheryl: interesting take, the issue of impeachment the president seems to be worried about it, listen. >> this election you aren't just voting for a candidate, you're voting for which party controls copying, very important thing, very important thing. i don't even bring it up because i view it as something, they like to use the impeach word, impeach trump, maxine waters we will impeach, but he did nothing wrong, it doesn't matter, we will impeach him. cheryl: john, it's on the president's mind. >> well, of course, it's on the mind, more importantly it's on democrats' mind, you have to understand the enormous political pressure that democrat house members and senate members are under to impeach him, this is what the base is demanding, you saw with ocasio-cortez in press in massachusetts, members can lose their seats, secure members can lose their seat ifs they don't to, with the line and that's also an issue in november. it's important to both sides. cheryl: it's interesting because a

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wichita, 93. warm in little rock, cincinnati. and it can could feel warmer than that.m canada. and all that warm air from the south. and we're going to keep that in place thursday and friday before we start to get a break by the weekend. so thursday kansas city, 89 chicago 91 degrees. well above norm. normally they're drinking their pumpkin spice lattes and by the weekend we're going to start to cool down and fall does arrive this saturday at 9:54. >> stay and enjoy the warm weather while it lasts. >> we'll be tracking snow soon. >> come on. >>> still ahead more on the global fallout over increasing trade tensions of u.s. and china. >>> and elon musk's struggles get wursz as the justice department lookinize to his comments about take thing company private. s comments about take thing company private. and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never for

ordering some residents in pratt, kansas, 75 miles west of wichita and showers and storms will continueorm in the gulf is concerning residents there, appears to be heading towards new orleans. tracking its path. >> it's a big rainmaker, on the satellite and just off the west coast of florida right now, expected to take a path northwest ward to the central gulf coast and hurricane warnings in effect in the coastal mississippi and alabama as the storm approaches and a tropical storm warning in the new orleans and florida panhandle. it will continue northward intensifying as it approaches. by early wednesday morning it may be a category one hurricane making landfall in southern mississippi. and continuing to kansas as still a heavy rainmaker with tropical features. it could produce up to 7 inches of rain in many locations. >> thank you. >>> the new human rights chief is calling for the immediate release of two sentenced to seven years in prison in myanmar. she said she is shocked. the two were convicted and sentenced today for illegally tesfied they didot knowingly possess official documen

worked in the airplane factories in wichita. and at that time, she was living a hard life. she had a daughter named betty who ended up being one of my primary care takers. and foowed in her mother and father's footsteps as a member of the poor. she lived a chaotic life. >> she was married a bunch of times. >> eight if anyone is counting. and so betty, my maternal grandmother was this chaos of her life had everything to do in some ways with her gender. talking about the importance of female stories within the tales we tell about poverty. one of the reasons she married so many times is she had fled an abusive husband for her own survival and my father's survival and her second child was kept from her by a small time guy who knew the cops. she was told if she ever wanted to get her son back, she needed to be married. so divorced young woman with a kid. and so she would take that advice and marry unsavrry characters for the immediate purpose of trying to get her son back. through that hardship that is documented in the book. her humor, dignity and raw power was something i was

in wichita, kansas, renters pay an average of less than 640- dollars a month, other cities at the bottomf the list: brownsville and killeen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio. (pam) coming up: ahead of the new i-phone launch .. yet another apple store in the bay area targeted by thieves .. and it is all caught on camera. (ken)coming up: 10 high school sports in the east bay are saved... all thanks to donations.. mainly by the raiders. the amount of cash given so students can continue to play. (pam) and next: a teen's science project ... delayed a bay area flight to hawaii. the photograph that was accidentally air- dropped to passengers ... and causing pilots to stay grounded. (lawrence)ten at ten (ken) a mix- up on a hawaiian airlines flight out of oakland airport caused so much confusion and fear today.... the flight had to be delayed.(pam) kron four's terisa estacio explains. ... how a passenger's "air drop" mistake .. caused the airplane to ádropá its flight plan. terisa estacio) "this all started to unfold early this morning when a mom and her teenage daughter came here o

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florence, we would be talking a lot about how warm this september has been. 93 today in denver, 93 in wichitawe go to tomorrow, still very warm from raleigh to nashville. mississippi is warm, florida is warm. chicago goes from thursday at 90 drops to 67 by saturday. so we're ending summer and it definitely feels like it in a lot of areas. >>> still ahead, global markets under pressure this morning as president trump once again es ka ra -- escalates his trade war with china. >>> plus, coca-cola looks to develop a cannabis related beverage. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on... is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. new boost® high protein nutritional drink now has 33% more high-quality protein, along with 26 essential and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. the upside- i'm just getting started. boost® high protein be up for life this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they'

listening to those who serve life onntry, put their the line like the vietnam veteran that i met in wichita said after the parkland shooting massacre there young manhool, that was better armed in that school against defenseless children in the jungles of vietnam. when i listen to the emergency room doctors who tell me in a handgun wound if it is treated time, will be able it save your life. a weapon designed to killing people, the high impact round an ar15 will blow a hole the size of an orange out your back. you bleed to death before anyone can get you. tot's what it was designed to do. weapons of war belong on the fatly field and not in our schools. >> all of us have been horrified seen these school shootings. santa fe high school about half hour from my house. i headed down there. i spent the entire time at santa fe high school that entire day with teachers with first responders, with parents. horrific. let me say as a fathers of two daughters there's something that we have these shootings. there are lot of things behind it that has things to do with like removing god from the public squ

to those who serve this country, put their life on the line like the vietnam veteran that i met in wichitaalls, who said after the parkland shooting massacre there in that school, that that young man was better armed in that school against defenseless children than he was in the jungles of vietnam. when i listen to the emergency room doctors who tell me that a handgun wound, if it is treated in time, will be able it save your life. but a weapon designed for the express purpose of killing people, the high impact round from an ar15 will blow a hole the size of an orange out your back. will you bleed to death before anyone can get to you. and that is exactly what it was designed to do. weapons of war belong on the battlefield, not in our schools. >> senator? senator cruz: you know, all of us have been horrified as we've seen these school shootings. santa fe high school is about a half hour from my house. i was home that morning when the shooting happened. i jumped in a truck and headed down there. i spent the entire time at santa fe high school that entire day with students, with teachers, wi

to those of service country put their life on the line like the vietnam veteran i met in wichita falls that said shortly after the park when shooting massacre, that young man was better armed in that school against defenseless children then he was in the jungles of vietnam. when i was to emergency room doctors that tell me that a handgun wound is treated in time and doesn't hit a major artery will be able to save your life. but a weapon designed for the express purpose of killing people as effectively and efficiently as possible, the high-impact and high velocity round. bleed to death before anyone can get to you and that is exactly what it was designed to do. weapons of war belong on the battlefield, not in our schools, concerts, or public life. moderator: all of us -- senator cruz: all of us have been horrified. santa fe high school is half an hour from my house. i jumped in a truck and headed down there. withnt the entire time teachers, first responders, parents. it is where it's at. -- it is or if it. horrific. it has nothing to do with guns and everything to do with removing god f

would it work in wichita? yeah, def definitely. works tablier people live. >> host: carl, you're on with jack win wouldson go head. >> caller: hello, ms. woodson and thank you book tv for taking my call. miss woodson i have not read one of your books. i am retired. when i turn to my booktv and watch your story, you inspired something inside of me and i am totally impressed because you gave me the idea of a message, and your story, you are sending a message and i just wanted to commend you on your award, and just let you know, never too old to learn from a young person, and i just want to thank booktv and the gentleman for hearing my message. >> host: that was carl in maryland. we keep talking about your award. how many awards have you won? >> host: i don't know. >> host: you know how many. >> guest: over 200 easily. i've run out of walls. >> host: the coretta scott king ware their. >> national book award finalist four times. many state awards. swedish little nobel, it's called. i don't know how many. it's a lot but i know a lot of

. >> does "harbor me" play in wichita? >> does it play? would it work in wichita? oh, yeah. yeah.yeah. it would definitely, it would work anywhere where people live. >> carl in maryland, you're on with author jacqueline woodson. go ahead. >> caller: hello, miss woodson, and thank you, booktv, for taking my call. miss woodson, i have not read one of your books. i am retired. when i turn to my book tv and watch your story, you inspired something inside of me and i am totally impressed, because you gave me the idea of a message, and your story, you are sending a message. i just wanted to commend you on your award and just let you know, never too old to learn from a young person. i just want to thank book tv and the gentleman for hearing my message. >> that was carl in maryland. we keep talking about your award. how many awards have you won? do you know how many? >> i don't know. over 200, easily. i have run out of wall space. >> coretta scott king award, newbury award -- >> yes, national book award finalist four times. then national book award finalist. astrid lundgren award, little

across the canadian border from montana to new york, with a line of severe storms coming up from wichitapolis. that cold front will bring severe storms from pittsburgh to northern vermont this evening. >>> so the dogs of war were on display in south america and they're absolutely adorable. >> nine golden retriever puppies were part of a military parade in chile. they are the youngest and newest members of the country's canine training unit. the temperature was only in the mid-60s so that's why you see the puppies kept warm in the special heated carriers. the adult dogs also in the parade wearing some little booties that are adorable. >> so do they, like, kill you with kindness? >> with snuggles. >> is that what they do? the puppies, by the way, they were only 45 days old, so those are some youngins there. this is all part of chile's 208th independence day celebration. >> apparently not breaking any child labor laws with that. >> no. or doggy laws as well. >>> coming up, a brawl inside a restaurant. hair pulling, pinching and just when things cooled down, there was more. we'll show you ho

wichita, 93. st. louis, 94. little rock, 94. on wednesday, the heat builds. kan kansas city, 91.humidity is exceptionally high. in the northeast, temperatures should get up to 80 on friday and back in the 70s for lexington. cooling off a bit for the weekend. we could see heavy rain through southern minnesota and through wisconsin where heavy >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still enjoying our cooler than normal weather with highs reaching into the mid-70s today. in concord, expect a high of 75, also 75 in napa, and palo alto 71 degrees. 76 in san jose and 64 in san francisco. our inland valleys are about to get a big ramp-up in temperatures starting tomorrow, it does gradually cool off for the weekend. we'll be back to 80 degrees by >>> that's your latestu. still ahead, the world's first space tourist revealed. we will hear from the billionaire heading to the moon and back with help from elon musk. >>> a best selling children's author who we know gives us a sneak peek. >>> and the hottest looks and fun we had last night on the emmys gold carpet. >>> a timely r

3383, a bill to designate the flood control project in cedric county, kansas, commonly known as the wichita valley flood control project as the m.s. mitchell floodway. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is engrossed, read a third time and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on transportation and infrastructure be discharged from further consideration of s. 1668 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 1668, an act to rename a waterway in the state of new york as the joseph sanford jr. channel. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedin

in wichita, kansas, renters pay an average of less than 640 dollars a month, other cities at the bottomville and killen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio.vicki and grant? (vicki) next at 5:30... california is taking a big step towards gender equality in the workplace. the new bill that would require more women in power. (grant) plus after the break... yet another apple store in the bay area is targeted by young thieves... and it's all caught on camera. tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the north bay.......yet another apple store theft.this time in santa rosa.. catherine heenan is here with more on what happened wednesday night.. ... (catherine) it's a disturbingly familiar sight... thieves targeting an apple store...and scooping up thousands of dollars worth of devices.. police have released this surveillance videoof what happened around 8-pm wednesday night at the santa rosa plaza mall.. the video shows three men wearing hoodies going into thestore and grabbing what turned

wichita drops to 71.hen on sunday that cooler weather settles into the rtheast. only in the 60s. richmond, virginia, 73 degrees. itos stilly hot along the gulf coast. so with this front we have t chane storm through the interior northeast today. where we , heavy rain thro could see up to 10 to 15 inches of rain. out west it is hot and dry in the southwest, temperatures around 100, and in seattle a with b of rain temperat around 73. that's a l the country. no here a peek out your > good morning. cloudy skies for everybody and me rain now for prince william county.f this is all going over the potomac. prince geos cou charles county, a chunk of southern in line. it'sore than enough to get you wet if you go outside with the umbrella. silly. bring it with you. temp in the upper 60s to near 70. we will be near 80 degrees today and rain moor likely later on. >> that's youratest forecast. > this morning on brain power, today we are marking world alzheimer's day. accog to the cdc, right now fivede ing with alzheim

wichita 93, little rock 93 degrees.ay the heat continues toil kansas city 91, iocolumbus, 82 d, nashville 90s, jackn in the 90s. humidity high as well. that will feel like up around 100 degrees. in the n should get to 80 on friday andhr 70sgh saturday. lexington in the 80s, eventually cooli weekend.we ould see heavy rain through southern minnesota and through wisconsin where heavier downpours are possible. re is a peek out your window. >>> good morning. we have another high chance fory rain t the rain could be locally heavy at times as well as all of this remnant moisture from what was at one time florence comes through. very tropical feel to the air mass outside this morning. temperur in the mid-70s. first little patch of rain wi i next cple of minutes. flash floods until 6:00 this evening. and again temperatures mid-70s now. we will stay in the upper 70s to around 80 today. the warm air and the sunshine that dylan was talking about arrives here tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. >> all right. thank you ve much.

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duty. 41-year-old robert kunze was shot and killed sunday checking on a suspicion person in downtown wichitae out and kunze's service weapon went off. they don't know if the suspect's gun was fired. both deputy and suspect were killed. he was from the sedgwick county sheriff's office and leaves behind a wife and daughter. >> we're seeing epic flooding in north carolina. this is a state that has been used to floods but we've never seen floods like this in this widespread. and a lot of people are displaced. >> bill: that's north carolina governor roy cooper. he has been out a lot and we perhaps will hear from him around 11:00 a.m. eastern time. that seems to be his pattern. we'll get the update then. mayor bill saffos is with us. what are you seeing throughout your town and what do we need to know? >> we still have the situation where people can't get into the city because of the flooded roadways. we've airlifted a lot of supplies in here last night and 20 vehicles that came in last night with the governor and highway patrol and high water vehicles got supplies to us last night and that looks