adam: a look at the cleanup and adam: a d.c. woman now facing charges after police say she tried to take a french fry from an officer's plate. cherise: they can be tempting. police say the officer was eating dinner at a restaurant when two women sat down next to him and tried to start a he asked her to stop, and after a second attempt, the woman allegedly told the officer quote -- "you might as well take me to jail." >> i don't know if she was hitting on him, but if anyone took mine i would be upset. cherise: i would be upset. adam: it depends. are those the garlic fries? cherise: now at 6:00, storms tear down trees and knock out power across the state. >> i looked out the dining room window and saw the tree down that has been here over 40 years. cherise: the cleanup underway hayley: much cooler and less humid air moving in right now. the updated workweek forecast to help you plan ahead is coming up. adam: honoring the victims of 9/11 on the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attack. >> it reminds me of how we came together durin

adams absorbed that. so when jefferson was doing things that were seen by other federalists as being a disaster for their own party, therefore they opposed it. for example the louisiana , purchase which was going to hugely expand the magnitude of the country into areas of the west and parts of the separate some of which would be slaveholding areas. all of it would be new men who would see old new england as clearly antiquated. adams said, this is a good thing. he had a vision of america as a continental nation. as many did at the time. he supported it. with a million caveats. weird to caveats, by the way, that no one believed in except him. on one hand, he was kind of the eccentric and had his own intellectual views and would follow them much working on the other hand, he would indifferent to party and was prepared to accept whatever consequences came of that. and that was ultimately how he the the senate because in run-up to the senate, the thing that was happening in america was shipping. takemean they

adams was a fantastic talker. and people have testified that this man knew every word in shakespeare. he knew about if we talked about dancing girls, he could talk about stories from the old testament and then talk about the indian idea of the notch girl. he knew everything about everything and he was an amazing talker. but he was not a public speaker. he was convinced he was a terrible public speaker. and he tried very hard to learn. so in 1806, he's still a young -- 1805. he's back, he's been a diplomat and he's back in boston and earning a living as a lawyer. harvard approaches him and said we'd like you to be the first director of rhetoric and orator, the oldest continuous endowed chair in america. adams had long studied cicero and the other great rhetoricians. and he became obsessed. and every time he went to church, he did it twice on sunday, he'd note the verbal ticks of the preacher in question and would listen to what would work and didn't work and put himself through this education in order to make himse

he is adams.e is seen as a man of absolutely irreproachable morals and perfect demeanor who is utterly devoid of human warmth and ambitious at the same time. that a firstieve lady would write this about her husband. the one time in the course of writing this book when i thought, why am i writing about this man? it was when it was reading that play she wrote. it is just awful. brian: you described him as a short man, balding and study. -- stubby. indifferently dressed. a notice as he moved swiftly along the streets. james: you knocked on the door and his son would probably answer it. there was nobody else to answer the door. maybe a servant. in theng i skipped, summer, when he would do in the morning is he would go swimming. in those days, there was a branch of the potomac that went to the white house and he would walk to a rock and take his close off and get naked and put on goggles and go swimming. one time he is swimming with his decides servant and he not to take office he's wearing sleeve with

ray: that's right, adam. the reason that they are seeing the increase is because of the proliferation of mobile devices and their size. 23-year-old zachery bishop admitted to recording two young girls as they undressed in a target dressing room in bedford. as part of the plea bargain, bishop pled guilty to two counts of violation of privacy. back on june 22, bishop recorded the two girls, ages 14 and 16, in the dressing room of the target on south river road. bishop admitting he used his cell phone while he was in a dressing room adjacent to the girls. >> one of the two females did the subject fled. ray: that led to an investigation, and bishop was subsequently identified and arrested. the chief says this case should serve as a warning to everyone to be aware of their surroundings. >> certainly if they see anyone acting suspicious, out of the ordinary, certainly anyone who's holding a mobile device that makes them feel uncomfortable in any nature, certainly alert store officials police department. ray: the ch

it is a good day. >> john adams is dying.omas jefferson is facing his end, as well. >> thomas jefferson... survives. >> five and a half hours after jefferson's death, adams' heart stops. he has no way of knowing that jefferson has already passed. >> john adams and thomas jefferson die on the same day, which is remarkable in and of itself. but they die on july 4, 1826, which is the 50th anniversary of that declaration of independence that they crafted together. >> with the deaths of john adams and thomas jefferson, the revolutionary era has truly come to an end. [ cheers and applause ] though political and personal divisions threaten to destroy the country in its early years, the constructs of american government, established by the constitution and bill of rights, proves stronger than those threats. [ bell tolls ] [ gunshots ] while the american experiment survives its early tests, the struggle for liberty is not over. it will soon take a brutal civil war to bring the nation closer to the promise of the declaration of indepen

minister, adam pozen has a question for you. adam: thank you so much.wanted to ask you as an economy minister within europe, how do you see the issues in that context of tax competition or regulatory competition, including what some people call race to the bottom? we have had apple and ireland being overruled by the competition commissioner. we have that playing out u.k. in terms of making some people feel that brexit takes more sense under the circumstances. and then of course part of what the u.k. may represent for europe is an offshore in tax terms. how do you see that issue? olli: thank you for this question. i would say two important issues. think better i regulation, we are much in favor of that and we have been supporting the commission in its efforts to pursue your this route. we are doing that back home as well because we believe that european businesses are suffering from excessive regulatory burdens in many areas. for the singlent market and for making european enterprises flourish. at the same time, excessive corporate tax competition would

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback keeper and finished with the one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ? ? ? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, andal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonigh

. >> adam: we want to get to breaking news ott of methuen. police have issued an arrest warrant for a man wanted in connection with the murder of a mother. they were initial calling him a person of interest. >> kim: he is the suspect in her murder. steve cooper has >> reporter: so emolia del la rosa is wanted in connection with the murder of wanda rosa. the search has been on for del la reeks and a person of interest up until just a short time ago. this is a cone of the arrest warrant taken out by detectives as they search for a killer. emile yo dela rosa first murder of his geeks give friend is now wanted for murder according to the arrest warrant we obtained filed in court late tasted police have been searching for the accused killer but have been unable to locate him. chilling new details for him included an interview with the victim's 4-year-old son whose father is dela rossa, he stated that his daddy choked his mother with his two hands while the child lay in bed with imealia's sister told investigators del la rosa said it's over three t

. >> adam: we're following more news today. neighborhoods are under seige and over the past week have endured the worst aerial unshout since the start of the civil war there. more than 200 people kill and aleppo here. fighting was reported southwest of aleppo while people in the city with digging for survivors today. becoming a saint is now a little tougher. pope francis has approved new regulations surrounding appointing st. at least a 2/3 majority. only a simple ma'am or the was needed to approve healings. >> nancy: breast feeding drama, a clash between a mother and gutty has a georgia sheriff's department issuing an apology. the mom says the deputy tried to shame her for feeding her child then threatened to arrest her. before walking into the grocery store sundayht samantha was interrupted by this sound. one month olde kumar was hungry. >> he was how he is right now. on the boob asleep. >> reporter: but as she started to sleeve the sheriff's deputy stopped her asking her to cover up since some might fight it offensive. >> i'

i'm adam sexton. let's go live to wmur's andy hershberger, who's at the allenstown police department with new details. andy: police say the suspect was armed with two knives when he entered the home and started stabbing the people inside. he faces 11 felony-level charges, five or first for allegedly stabbing three people last night. residence a little before 11:00. he stabbed the people inside left the scene. police say one of the victims is an ex-girlfriend of lennon's. police located lennon a short distance away hiding under a bed at his mobile home. police say they recovered the two knives and lennon was taken into custody. >> there was substantial injuries. one is civil condition in hospital, one was released last night. condition in the hospital, one was released last night. andy:'s bill has been said $200,000 cash only. adam: right now, it's a normal day at alvirne high school, but it did not start out that way. rumors of a possible hit list raised concerns and spread quickly on social media. au

>> adam: the host new smartphone, why it's too hot to handle. samsung recalls its flagship phone. >> kim: a cell phone fiasco, leaving a local woman on hold until she dials up solve it 7. >>> and what tom brady says about the ongoing apartment emargument. realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. police officers shoot a man who attacked one of the officers with a meat cleaver and tonight the fbi is looking into the ambush as a possible act of terror. >> kim: we are getting our first look at the weapon used in the attack. police say the cleaver and man used it to slice an officer leaving a big gash. jadiann thompson joins us now. >> jadiann: the police commissioner said the number of times they had to shoot was necessary. >> reporter: a chaotic scene out side of penn station and 18 shots fired at a man with a cleaver and you can see from the cell phone video and picture the scene from the street. two officers confronted the suspect when they caught him trying to remove a boot from the car. officials saying the suspect not identified

i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with a special presentation of a football life followed by back-to-back edition of "48 the game you just saw, texas a&m over ucla in overtime. 31-24. what a back and forth. joins by rick neuheisel and brian jones. trevor knight victious in his first start with a&m. >> brian: the defense had to resemble to the aggie fans the wrecking crew back in the late 1980's, you had roper and aaron wallace on that d, that was impressive as they harassed rosen. ic rush as you pointed out, you can't have watched that game and not be impressed with kevin sumplin, going for it on four down given the summer he had he couldn't wait to get to the regular season and you had to admire josh rosen. he has swagger. he's has toughness. >> adam: still led them back. in other action. l.s.u. going to lambeau to face wisconsin, b.j., and l.s.u. a nails it. >> brian: didn't harris say he was the best quarterback in the s.e.c.? the best quarterback in louisiana -- cheap shot by the offensive li

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, florida over kentucky 45-7. make it 30 in a row. kentucky did score. kentucky ended up getting on the board at the end but florida dominant. >> brian: this was a resounding victory for florida versus the state of kentucky -- pitiful football. go back to last week. they give up a big lead versus southern miss, they go on the road and have an excellent opportunity to get a bad taste out of their mouth and they do nothing. they lay a fat egg. >> rick: a lonely place forar you can't sleep. all you can do is think about how to fix this. he will go to the office. block out the noise. when you have completed as many passes to the opponent as you do to yourself it's a long way back but it starts with him. he will go right to the offense when they get off the plane. >> adam: the team from western kentucky having abouta rough a day. western kentucky that had over 500 passing yards last week saw jalen hurts solidifying his role >> rick: jalen hurts picked up where he left off last week, ardarius stewart, hurts two touchdow

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback keeper and finished with the one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ? ? ? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? 's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, l alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." ton

our first six presidents, washington, adams, jefferson, madison, monroe and adams again, the adams family, our first six presidents were the most elite, privileged men. washington married into money. jackson is an orphan brawler, duelist who runs around with prostitutes from the frontier. so it brings in a new kind of coonskin democracy. they called it that because -- if you can see the picture at the bottom -- because at jackson's inaugural l of the, there were more men wearing buckskin with knives and pistols, so they called it coonskin democracy. jackson brings in the average people. 800,000 people over the 1824 election voted in 1828. an increase of 800,000 people. the 1828 reactionelection marks the first time in our country's history when a viable number of people came out and voted. democracy was probably dealt a real blow in 1824 with the corrupt bargain. if you can imagine such a thing in a presidential election, but we reaffirmed democracy in 1828. the people came out, jackson won, and made it good. ok? made it -- made it right. one final postscript, as an ending to all of this,

. >> adam: walking the beach to promote peace. boston's police chief open and honest about his effort to bring the city together. ism and she has no feathers but plenty of fans. a boston bird gets a second chance and viral fame. >> 7news at 11:00 starts now. >> adam: breaking news out of newton. transit police have just confirmed a teenager was hit and police have blocked off that section of the railroad tracks. >> jadiann: let's get straight out to the night team's brandon gunnoe live tonight in newton. brandon? >> brandon: jadiann, this is at the west newton train station. it's still an active scene. you can see the train is in the moving. plenty of investigators are on scene. here's what we know. the transit police say a male in his teens was trespassing on anen bound tracks when he was hit and killed by a worcester branch commuter rail train. is investigating, but i'm told that no foul play is suspected. we were talking to some witnesses earlier, and they say there is a hole in the fence. it's pretty common for people the walk

we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> adam: turn to the patriots. less than a week from the season opener. the team focusing on the dan hausle is at gillette. >> reporter: preparations going on without brady, without ninkovich but gronk was back but a lot of fans had their eyes on a piece at the stadium. you might be familiar with the lighthouse but is the cover-up that the fans can get behind. the larger than live tribute to the team's leader in exile went up just hours after tom brady's banishment from foxboro it ever since. >> i'm excited about it. so happy he is up there. >> i love it. that is, he will be here forever. >> reporter: the coach less impressed with the display pointing out this tom brady won't help the pats put points on the board. >> our focus is on the cardinals that is who we play and all the other decorative and marketing things and so forth are not really part of the team's preparation recommendation the coach may chalk it up to blames seem to be happy seeing someone make a public display of support for someone who meant so muc

i'm adam williams. takedown. with hillary clinton sidelined, a fiery president obama unloads on trump as our new poll shows the race is tightening. and the health history of both candidates now under scrutiny. >>> olympic hacked. an alarming breach. private information about simone biles and serena williams exposed by russian cyber spies. >>> no more reading glasses, the medical breakthrough, a procedure done in just minutes. and suddenly that fine print becomes clear. doctors call it life-changing. >>> and voting booth selfies. did you know taking photos with that smartphone could cost you money. an election day fight for the digital age,

i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> adam: more news today. a new york city firefighter is killed in a house explosion. the blast happened after firefighters responded to a call of a smell of gas at the home in the bronx. about an hur after they arrived the blast sent debris flying every one. the battalion chief was truck and skilled. the mayor speaking today saying he was a devoted firefighter and father. >> our hearts go out to the fahey family, family that has given so much and today made the ultimate sacrifice to the city. >> adam: the home was used >> more unrest in charlotte over the death of keith scott. nine more protestors have been arrested or charged with obstructing traffic. marching in the street without a permit is illegal. there have been more than 80 arrests since the shooting. scott was shotly police last week. the city released video of the police confrontation with scott on saturday. police say scott had a gun and refused commands to drop it. before appear officer opened fire. a massive fire in santa cruz mountains burned mo

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, florida over kentucky 45-7.it 30 in a row. i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. kentucky did score. kentucky ended up getting on the board at the end but florida dominant. >> brian: this was a resounding victory for florida versus the state of kentucky -- pitiful football. go back to last week. they give up a big lead versus southern miss, they go on the road and have an excellent opportunity to get a bad taste out of their mouth and they do nothing. they lay a fat egg. >> rick: a lonely place for mark stoops. you can't eat. you can't sleep. all you can do is think about how to fix this. he will go to the office. block out the noise. when you have completed as many passes to the opponent as you do to yourself it's a long way back but it starts with him. he will go right to the offense when they get off the plane. >> adam: the team from western kentucky having abouta rough a day. western kentucky that had over 500 passing yards last week saw jalen hurts solidifying his role as a bama starter. >> rick: ja

. >> adam: welcome to the jeep post game show. i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with "ncis: los angeles" and "ncis: new orleans" followed by the season premiere of "48 hours" tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw, tennessee ending the 11-year drought and knocking off florida with an amazing come-back 38-28 as i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones, and things just went so right for the vols in the second half. >> rick: don't ruffle a duck. [laughter] you've got to understand the situation if you're on florida's defense. of course, they're going to have to make big plays and here is what happened. we bust the coverage if you're a florida gator. you don't cover jalen hurd out of the backfield. tabor doesn't have situational awareness. first and 10, he bites on a double movement jauan jennings goes downfield for the game-changing score, tennessee taking the lead. those things can't happen if you are trying to salt away a lead. >> bri tight end atoning for the dropped balls in the first half but you need defense to go with the offens

. >> adam: tracking what is left of hempleine. -- hermine. she is still making waves along the coast. that's not the worst. all watches and warnings have expired so we'll look outside in boston right now. you can see it is a misty, started to poke through in some areas with more on that let's get to jeremy reiner. >> reporter: here is hermine swirling about able to throw a little bit of moisture in the forms of clouds and light rain on and off and the first part of the afternoon. on the cape and the islands we got into sunshine throughout the afternoon hours, i think we in metro boston will get back to the sun but not for the rest of today. we own clouds. here is a band of light rain shower activity moving this evening you will need the rain gear. in terms of the wind not nearly as feisty as yesterday. most towns not experiencing any significant wind gusts only about 15-20 miles an hour gusts across portions of southeast massachusetts. we still do have some surf and there is a high surf advisory in effect until 6:00 this evening. it will be a

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, florida over kentucky 45-7. make it 30 in a row. kentucky did score. kentucky ended up getting on the board at the end but florida dominant. >> brian: this was a resounding victory for florida versus the state of kentucky -- pitiful football. go back to last week. they give up a big lead versus southern miss, they go on the road and have an excellent opportunity to get a bad taste out of their mouth and they do nothing. they lay a fat egg. >> rick: a lonely place for mark stoops. you you can't sleep. all you can do is think about how to fix this. he will go to the office. block out the noise. when you have completed as many passes to the opponent as you do to yourself it's a long way back but it starts with him. he will go right to the offense when they get off the plane. >> adam: the team from western kentucky having abouta rough a day. western kentucky that had over 500 passing yards last week saw jalen hurts solidifying his role >> rick: jalen hurts picked up where he left off last week, ardarius stewart, hur

i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with a special presentation of a football life followed by back-to-back edition of "48 the game you just saw, texas a&m over ucla in overtime. 31-24. what a back and forth. joins by rick neuheisel and brian jones. trevor knight victious in his first start with a&m. >> brian: the defense had to resemble to the aggie fans the wrecking crew back in the late 1980's, you had roper and aaron wallace on that d, that was impressive as they harassed rosen. k: rush as you pointed out, you can't have watched that game and not be impressed with kevin sumplin, going for it on four down given the summer he had he couldn't wait to get to the regular season and you had to admire josh rosen. he has swagger. he's has toughness. >> adam: still led them back. in other action. l.s.u. going to lambeau to face wisconsin, b.j., and l.s.u. a nails it. >> brian: didn't harris say he was the best quarterback in the s.e.c.? the best quarterback in louisiana -- cheap shot by the offensive li

. >> adam: welcome to the jeep post game show. i'm adam zucker. a tonight on cbs begins with "ncis: los angeles" and "ncis: new orleans" followed by the season premiere of "48 hours" tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw, tennessee ending the 11-year drought and knocking off florida with an amazing come-back 38-28 as i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones, and things just went so right for the vols in the second half. >> rick: don't ruffle a duck. [laughter] you've got to understand the situation if you're on florida's defense. of course, they're going to have to make big plays and here is what happened. we bust the coverage if you're a florida gator. you don't cover jalen hurd out of the backfield. tabor doesn't have situational awareness. first and 10, he bites on a double movement jauan jennings goes downfield for the game-changing score, tennessee taking the lead. those things can't happen if you are trying to salt away a lead. >> brian: tight end atoning for the dropped balls in the first half but you need defense to go with the o

joining us is adam parker.uld you agree that investors need to better prepare for a potential tur victor -- trump victory? adam: i really don't know. maybe people think a trump victory was upright in at all. i think it is hard to call. i remember conversations with investors in 2012 saying that if romney wins, it would be great for the market. if obama wins, it is a disaster. 2013 was probably the single best year. it is hard to call. i think a lot of people would say it would be bad if he wins in the near term for the market, but i think it is difficult to call. we try to be very neutral to handle any volatility. joe: you are an equity strategist. in any other category, it would be a clear sign. the most obvious everyone talks about is the peso. are there areas within equity markets you are looking at that you would expect to be particularly sensitive to the rest of it going one way or another? who: the bond strategist pushed morgan stanley -- there are other asset classes. the area people focus on is the fina

. >> adam: turning to the terror takedown. we're learning more about the past problems with the man suspected of placing bombs in three cities. two years ago his father of terrorist. the f.b.i. looked into the claims but then his father took back what he had said. >> kim: as investigators continue to search for a motive they are reviewing the suspected bomber's trips to afghanistan and evidence that he may have been radicalized. we've team 7 coverage. let's get started with dan hausle in new york city. >> reporter: we find many people on the streets of new york here wanting to move on with their life but others are looking back and could have been done to prevent the bombings here and in new jersey. 24 hours after bombing sussed pecks rahami is arrested in a shoot-out with police, his father says he told the f.b.i. two years ago his son was a terrorist. >> why did you call -- >> because he do bad. he hit my son. he hit my wife and i put him to jail. >> reporter: rahami's retracted his statement and told the f.b.i. he was worri

we've got kennedy here, charles payne here, last but not least adam. ben stein is out this week, and dagen as you just saw doing usual great job of hosting over at "bulls and bears." joe, i don't know if it's a wise vat strategy to criticize someone on their weight. i wouldn't go there. but secondly, new jersey, you and i are from that state, there's a certain candidate who ran some time back on just that against his opponent named chris christie, and it didn't work. >> no, it backfired on john corsine. you don't go there. it's polite. chris christie worked out with such great humor. remember he was on the radio and i think it was don imus, he goes how much -- the first thing imus says to chris christie, how much do you weigh and christie goes 670 pounds. >> when you want someone throwing their weight around, he had a field day. i always thought when they tried that in new jersey and take pride the fact we in new jersey have the highest national cholesterol level. when they took me out of the running briefly this past summer, they kind of brought it do

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ?? ?? ?? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? car. it's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. >> gary: one more strong shot for this ole miss offense. put a touchdown o

joseph are tracking the path of the storm and that's where we will begin with adam joseph. hey, adam. >> rick tropical storm warnings for the entire shore line of new jersey the back bays of new jersey up through the delaware river. the same thing for the entire state of delaware meaning we are going to experience tropical storm conditions over the upcoming weekend meaning winds sustained 40 miles an hour gusts higher than that and power outages more than likely down the shore and these warnings continue all the way down the eastern seaboard so we're not the only ones in the midatlantic or southeast that will feel the effects of hermine over the holiday weekend. right now it is about 30 miles north-northwest of charleston south carolina. you can see all the rain expanding to the north and east of that center now in southern parts of virginia. you've got tornado watches through much of the carolinas and the winds right now sustained at 50 miles an hour. as we track hermine as it heads to the north and east in saturday it will be in north carolina winds still at 50 miles per

. >> meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by outside. another comfortable day. >> reporter: we dropped 10 to 15 degrees off the temperature department in the last 24 hours, a fall change here on this thursday afternoon as we take a look at the numbers. 79 in philadelphia, on the verge of hitting 80 degrees but all the other areas are in the upper 70s. 76 in allentown and 60s in the poconos in fact. and a strong sea breeze at the shore keeping temperatures there in the lower 70s. the cold front continued to drift through the south in the early morning hours with lingering clouds in dover and sussex county and delaware early this afternoon and high clouds are streaming in from the west and overall a beautiful afternoon and evening on tap. as you go into the overnight hours, a chill is in the air, the coolest night we have experienced in three months around here. you have to go back to june 18th, to back into the upper 50s and the lehigh valley by tomorrow morning, 49 degrees, we'll chat about a fantastic friday to round out the work and sc

>> adam: julian edelman expressing his love for boston showing often one of his skate boarding skills. he wrote riding around town i realize how much boston hashtag boston strong. >> adam: we've heard -- why wasn't he wearing a helmet. >> kim: why wasn't he wearing a helmet. >> reporter: was he with belichick in the video. >> adam: or robert kraft. >> reporter: hermine fading away. not a rock star not burning out but this heed bubble which has been percolating to our west last few will charge back into the new england. b.c. at 92. detroit 89. chicago 91. the dew point temperatures follow duty. the dew points that's pure tropical air. we have enough of it but we

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback keeper and finished with the quarterback keeper down to the one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? nah, i'd never with a kid in the car. it's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] >>

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, florida over kentucky 45-7. make it 30 in a row. kentucky did score. kentucky ended up getting on the board at the end but florida dominant. >> brian: this was a resounding victory for florida versus the state of kentucky -- pitiful football. go back to last week. they give up a big lead versus southern miss, they go on the road and have an excellent opportunity to get a bad taste out of their mouth and they do nothing. they lay a fat egg. >> rick: a lonely place for mark stoops. yo you can't sleep. all you can do is think about how to fix this. he will go to the office. block out the noise. when you have completed as many passes to the opponent as you do to yourself it's a long way back but it starts with him. he will go right to the offense when they get off the plane. >> adam: the team from western kentucky having abouta rough a day. western kentucky that had over 500 passing yards last week saw jalen hurts solidifying his role >> rick: jalen hurts picked up where he left off last week, ardarius stewart, hurt

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ? ? ? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. >> gary: one more strong shot for this ole miss of

adam: thank you. earlier today, more than 20,000 earlier today, more than 20,000 homes across the state w 2000 outages. cherise: crews are still trying to clean up the damage in many parts of the state. strong winds knocked down several trees on west north street in manchester. and a pine tree fell on a home in barrington. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us if we're in the clear tonight. hayley: absolutely we are. those storms are long gone. it was a line that went across the state. nobody was left out of this one. within that line, there were easily wind gusts near 50, maybe 60 miles per hour. that is why there were so many wind damage reports. the circles indicate where there was wind damage. we did hear a very strong wind and damage in the epsom area. it looks like this was very strong wind that moved across the state. it is still breezy. we have gusts near 20 miles per hour in spots. it is a lot cooler. you can open the windows tonight. i will talk about how cool it will be for theorkweek, comi

i've never been happier. >> for adam it's a cbs homecoming. miami." this is such a different way of going after bad guys every week. it is so much more cerebral than it is about scientific evidence. >> let's face it, we aal want to see adam do more than just hunt down those criminals. i'm always up for a little romance. >> yeah. it's part of life. it makes things fun. >> can we make this happen, script writers, please? thank you. >>> still ahead, we're on the set of "code black" with rob lowe" is tv's seblgsiest new doctor rea life? >> you could save me right now. katherine heigl on her pregnancy cravings. >> it's been eye-opening to struggle with that. >> and -- >> ?? ? only "e.t. e.t. e.t. is behind the scenes of the rocky horror remake with adam lambert's transformation. ?? ?? ?? >>> i am old enough to remember the original rocky horror picture show and the craze it ensued. the time warp is back for a new tv version of the cult classic only carly steel got an invite to watch adam lambert take his place in rocky horror history. action! >>. ?? ?? >>

adam spoke to me with the help of an electronic device similar to the talker. >> hi, i'm adam. live in san jose. >> reporter: adam smiles often and is talkative. >> i really like dance music, how about you? >> i do, i do like music. >> reporter: adam also likes to play with his twin brother sam. >> you want my glasses. oh my gosh, no. no. no. that's what he does all the time. >> mom says adam is thriving. >> adam, you like to play don't you. >> reporter: mom credits bridge for helping adam to live his life to the best of his ability. >> they're like us, trapped in a body that doesn't work for them. >> reporter: bridge accepts students from all across the bay area. it's funded by the school districts that students come from. along with state grants, public donations and an annual beneficiary concert. each year, rock musician neil young organizes and performs at the bridge school's benefit. he and his wife peggy cofounded the school with two others more than 30 years ago. their own son ben has cerebral palsy. >> adam, thanks for coming to the concert. it is so cool to meet you. >

yeah. >> adam is one sharp-dressed man magazine. he's off the market and baby number two is on the way. >> freshly married life. >> freshly married life is fantastic. i've never been happier. >> for adam it's a cbs homecoming. he spent ten seasons on "csi miami.? this is such a different way of going after bad guys every week. it is so much more cerebral than it is about scientific evidence. >> let's face it, we all want to see adam do more than just hunt down those criminals. i'm always up for a little romance. >> yeah. it's part of life. >> can we make this happen scriptwriters, please? thank you. >>> still ahead, we're on the set of "code black" with rob lowe" is tv's sexiest new doctor ready to operate in real life? >> you could save me right now. katherine heigl on her pregnancy cravings and unexpected challenges. >> it's been eye-opening to struggle with that. >> and -- ?? ? >> only "e.t." is behind the scenes of the rocky horror remake with adam lambert's ?? ?? ?? ?? >>> i am old enough to remember the original rocky horror p

brian. >> adam see you shortly.ads in our direction businesses along the jersey shore are preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. this is usually one of their busiest weekends. "action news" reporter trish hartman spent the day talking to folks in ocean city and she joins us live on the boardwalk on what is a beautiful day, trish. >> reporter: it is gorgeous down here brian. some folks are cutting their trip short, some folks are sticking it out and planning to spend the whole weekends down here. everyone here seems to be enjoying this beautiful beach day including the businesses who are preparing to take a hit this weekend. >> i was planning on coming down for the weekend to rent but after today i think i'm going to go homism that's what businesses in ocean city don't want to hear as hermine approaches. many people are taking advantage of this beautiful beach day and then going home but workers say it comes with the territory. >> the weather affects everything a lot but we're going to be here and we'll see

and let's go back to adam zucker in new york. >> adam: verne, we go to lambeau. brandon harris with a minute left intercepted by dakota dixon. wisconsin will get the win. look at this cheap shot by l.s.u. clotheslining him. the first time two top five teams lose on opening weekend since 1972 as we send it back to you. >> verne: thank you, adam. >> gary: panic is officially going around the s.e.c. conference right now. >> verne: you've got it. >> verne: first down and 10. knight. has to throw it away. >> gary: right now if i'm tom bradley, the number one thing i'm thinking about is keeping my rushers fresh. i want to have fresh guys on the field. i don't care how good my first-string guys are, if they are gassed they will not be able to put pressure on them. give them a couple of plays. roll the defensive line in there. >> verne: trevor knight has missed his last five passes. second down and 10. nothing. third down. mckinley limping to the sideline. >> gary: mora was begging him to get off the field. he did not want him to lie down and force a time out and stop th

adam is back. nice day for guard flingly you a planning some flowers. >> oh, sure you were and then you woke up. [laughter] >> exactly, right. >> dreaming right there. >> did you do any gardening today. >> i did a little bit. >> really. >> and i ran. it was beautiful. >> at the same time. [laughter] >> as we take a look outside live right now philadelphia international airport decent amount of blue but notice the sky has almost that milky white appearance to it. higher humidity high clouds coming from the north, very warm 87 degrees. winds out of the northwest 5 miles an hour. the dewpoint it's not horrible at 50. that's really actually decent. but still with those temperatures in the upper 80's, feeling a little toasty out there. in easton here up in the lehigh valley northampton county 89 degrees as we look live there. dewpoint 60, winds west at 5 miles an hour. the heat index at 89 and our winds will be changing to the north for everybody overnight tonight and starting to increase in speed and y