it doesn't support them, and i am i love the idea. >> from anchorage, alaska, mrs. cramer is hoping more teachers across the country will catch on to the idea, so students can spend more time, quality time, she said, with their families. >>> and i completely agree with that and eradicated homework when was a small child in primary school. >> all kids say that and we'll see how that goes. >> yeah, and i did fine, you know. >> and i barely did -- . >> and you studied meteorology. >> that's true. >> and let's look right now. if that is -- [ indiscernible ] over there right now. >> okay. >> and tell me. >> let's go ahead and take a look right now at the satellite and i wants you to know that we have a few clouds floating on by. and some more rain here and it's nice to get a lot of sunshine. the cold front to the west is bringing us the energy we need to see the showers and thunderstorms spark off into the overnight hours. and he's a look at the current temperatures. earlier this morning, it was cool. another cool start similar to yesterday in the 50s. now, we're at 82 d

westbound 880 at center anchorage on the bay bridge. a disabled motorcycle is in the right lane causing traffic to drive 16 miles per hour. here's a look at your bay bridge right now. heading westbound. looking pretty slow and then a mass transit update. your b.a.r.t. was delayed about ten minutes but now it's all on -- it's all clear now and then your san mateo bridge if you're heading from hayward to the peninsula is looking clear as well. michelle? >>> all right roqui thank you. tomorrow the san jose city council is expected to consider a plan to get temporary help from other law enforcement agencies. the number of officers in the san jose police department has dropped sharply recently. many have resigned or retired early because of battles over city pension reform. city council member oliver row says adding chp officers and santa clara county sheriff's deputies would help the j.j. pd until the department can reflynnish -- sjpd until the department can replenish its ranks. the department currently has about 900 officers down from 150

we have the bay bridge here, west 80 from anchorage to san francisco anchorage and then let's look at your bay bridge toll plaza a little bit of backup in the passing lane. westbound taking about 20 minutes. >>> power restored to 12,000 homes and businesses after a major outage last night. affecting areas between oakland and castle valley starting before 8:00 p.m. the power was knocked out causing delays on the transit system as well, a separate outage affected about 1500 customers. power has been restored. >>> the first day of school starts for kids in oakland but hundreds of students are expected to be turned away. we explain why they will be going to the doctors office instead of school. >> solomon is ready for his first day of kindergarten. because his mom made sure he would be. >> we have learned vaccinations can really help. >> solomon is up to date at the you -- oakland unified school district they say hundreds of other kids may not be on the first day of school. >> there could be a few hundred kids that are not. we will encourage them to go get out and get them. their parents

sites. >> this is to provide safe, designated anchorages for the traffic in the river that's handling vital economic goods for the communities in queson charge against the sites. he issued this petition called ban the barge as well as a graphic that lays out where the barges would be located 70 miles up along the hudson. >> creating environmental problems with the potential risk of crude oil leaks to the hudson river. >> reporter: right now the coast guard is still in the preliminary stages of deciding whether or not to approve the sites. people we spoke to believe the plan would only ruin what took decades to improve. to sit and look at the beautiful fall foliage, it's so rejuvenating. >> i think it's backwards. they spend all the money fixing it up more than it was 20 years ago and now they want to destroy it with barges. >> reporter: this isn't something that would happen overnight. it's not like people will wake up and see barges parked along the hudson river. public hearings will begin next spring. the coast guard is also asking we're live tonight along the hudson river in yonker

anchorage, alaska is quickly becoming kids. that's because she's getting rid of homework..for the entire year. it's topping today's stories now trending. "we always think you have have to have home work because they are not getting enough and la la la la. and i am a parent. and i have a middle schooler and there is a lot of homework at night and it is stressful." mrs. kammerer made the move because she wants families to spend more time together. she also wants kids to play outisde and get to bed early. she hopes the idea catches on around the country. you can check out all of the today.. just download our free 13 action news mobile app. moved on and drier conditions will not takes it's place. mainly sunny skies are expected with some residual humidity but not enough for rain chances within the city. high temperatures will shoot thursday but pick up some winds tonight between 10 and 20 mph with gusts between 25 and 35 mph through friday afternoon. to partly sunny skies. stands, numerical models indicate a 15 to 20 percent we're

the groups call it a safety designated anchorages for the traffic that's in the river that's handling vital economic goods for the communities in question. christina: the coast guard is seeking comments from the public on its web site. and daily fantasy sports are back in business right here in new york state. draft kings and fan duel and others have been cleared. the order restarting the games is is gambling and only changing the state constitution can allow that. >> i don't want to gamble with the forecast. it's been up and down. nick: it's going to be a beautiful forecast. the temperature was down. the wind was refreshing. tonight we're talking about comfortable weather. it will be in the 50s. good news there. we'll talk about nice weather if you've made vacation plans for this week of august, towards the end of august, you have done well. 79, 69 today. we didn't break 80 in new york city. average high should be 82. average low at 67. that's around where we'll be tomorrow, for the high. we'll be cooler than that, lower 60s out the door in the morning. 95 and 52 in the records. 6:14

. >> police say he was headed to the anchorage yacht club in lindenhurst saturday. he never made it. they found his boat not far from the club yesterday. initially they couldn't find him. they found his body near the harbor. it's unclear what exactly happened, his dingy was damaged. and it appears to have been in an accident. >> nowadays, people think they're strict about drinking maybe somebody didn't see him. >> i turned myself if i was there. >> you're convinced he was hit by another boater? >> yes. >> warren kessler saw detectives eyeing the security camera for potential information. this man who identified himself as john. said the boat traffic on saturday evening was heavy, and the water was rough. it would have been easy for a larger motorboat to ram into a small dingy, ci >> they have small boats, that guy didn't even see him. >> ida siegal, news 4 new york. >>> mother nature is not quite ready to turn the thermostat down just yet. temperatures are going to feel today, we're expecting it to shoot right back up, as the south wind kicks in. a heat advisory sta

but first, kids in anchorage, alaska are celebrating the start of the new school year. this fifth grade teacher deciding there won't be any homework...for the entire year. she wants families to spend home... if they don't finish it inclass. students say they'll just work that much harder. this could be the largest pearl ever discovered. it weighs 75-pounds and is more than 2-feet long. the pearl was found inside a giant clam off the coast of the philippines nearly 10 years ago by a fisherman who kept it under his bed as a good luck charm. it's estimated to be worth more that's not a mars rover you're looking at...it's a postal robot. the robots are designed to avoid obstacles, including pedestrians, animals and cars. right now they're being tested in europe and will also be used in washington, d.c. this fall. for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and to sound off.. use the hash-tag nowtrendng. anchors adlib and toss to bryan moving into thursday our weather does not change all that much from wednesday. highs in the valley will be around 100 degrees, give

. >> environmental groups such as river keeper stay anchorages could scar the river bottom, threatening the sturgeon and create light and sound pollution. not a selling point for this apartment hunter looking for a place with a river view. >> that would really turn me off. >> the public comment period runs out september 7. news4 new york. >> that does it for us. thank you for watching. >>> stay with us as the news with a cop's weapon. how they're trying to warn about a troublemaker. >> plus, bike ring bust. a group of teenage thieves go on a brazen bicycle robbery spree. >> and a jogger murdered. the community where carina died. staged a mass robbery in hoboken. the target, bicycles. >> yeah. on these exclusive pictures you'll see in a moment, they did have bolt cutters and there were ten juveniles from the bronx to union city. this, a big haul for hoboken police. >> quite a haul. eight stolen sgik likely more. >> it was like they owned the place. >> they're working in through a parking lot. cutting the chain on this gate. that gave them access to the garage. a target rich buffet of bik

coast guard proposal to build 10 new barge anchorages. that is why we stand together today because there is a harmful threat to that success, to the health and safety of our residents. >> the shipping industry says the anchorages are needed to safely navigate the river. >>> a new facebook app is targeting younger social media users. the life stage app is a new way for teens to post videos, friends. users have a profile page where they can post videos for their friends to watch. all users must be under 21. >>> closing in on 6:00. just ahead on eyewitness news this morning, a deadly shooting in newark overnight. one man is dead, a pregnant woman recovering in the hospital. a live report with new reaction from neighbors. >>> it is supposed to be a safe place. now a local hospital is , bart, is one of those robots from an other bank, we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? the clock stated 11:35 pm, but they are still working. the clock is fine. our live customer service is available all night, and a

arlington virginia and anchorage alaska are the top two hardest working cities. in the u.s. > here in arizona. tonight, the fbi is confirming that hackers broke into election data systems in two states. arizona and illinois. state leaders say there is no evidence that anything was compromised but in illinois, they believe hackers got personal information from up to 200,000 people. the fbi is now asking states to scan their systems looking for signs of hackers. answers about tomorrow's election starting at ford -- 4:30 a.m. with "wake up arizona" throughout the evening news and look for complete coverage of results tomorrow night starting at 8:00 p.m. on facebook and on tv and you can always open up our mobile app for answers on polling places and times. >>> parents, you're not alone if you think your child's school backpack is getting bigger and heavier. it's all becoming a threat to your child's health. doctors want families think about the kind of bag they buy and how much weight they load on their children. some answers about how to do that, avoid messenger ba

he lives in anchorage alaska. he says local police showed up at his door and told him what happened. tonight he tells us this is a tragedy and he's on his way there to be with his family. again, mother and son are expected to make a recovery. for now, live in newton, malini basu, fox 25 news. you go to bed tonight. lock your car doors. police tell fox 25 cars were broken into last night on marjorie road, caroline avenue, kimble road and smith terrace. all the cars were unlocked. not much was stolen but they were rummaged through. >>> also new at 11:00, a bank robber on the run in salem, new hampshire. police say he held up the citizens bank inside the shell supermarket tonight. if you recognize him, give police give police a call. >>> the middleboro man left his dog tethered for days not show up for court today and now a wanted man. kevin kennedy is accused of leaving his dog tangled in his leash for days, if not weeks. maverick, the dog, made a desperate attempt to free himself by chewing off part of his hind rig

tragedy when a biplane suddenly crashes to the ground, killing the pilot. 61-year-old marcus payne of anchorage, alaska was piloting the plane when a trail of smoke appeared while the plane was making a giant looping maneuver. they're conducting an investigation in to what caused the crash. >>> dramatic scene out of the hartford where a train caught on fire. still no word tonight on how the fire broke out. >>> a stunning scene on a highway overseas where a truck on an overpass collapsed on a pedestriri that was the motorcyclist who crashed his bike as the bridge started to collapse in front of him. >>> some incredible video there, some of the things that were happening all over. >> yeah. and we had such a nice, calm day. it really was. humidity dropped off a little bit. had a lot of sunshine. i know a lot of folks are crying about rain. we need rain. unfortunately rain chances will stay low. probably for the next week or so. >> still hot. >> we're going to get a break though for the second half of the coming week. let's do some business. 3-degree guarantee time. oh, i've got to get back to that

. >>> a teachner anchorage told her students she would not is a sign homework for the entire school year. she wants students to spend more time with their families and go to bed early. she hopes that more educators pick up on the policy. >>> kevin miller says he did not think twice about returning a lost wallet filled with $32,000 in cash. he saw other people eyeing the wallet in the road and he made sure it was returned to its rightful owner, he found the wallet with credit cards and the owner's i.d. and contacted the local sheriff's office and within hours the owner had the wallet back. >> coming up another check of your forecast, sky 6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge. meteorologist, david murphy, with an update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantl

the 61-year-old was from anchorage, alaska, and was a pilot for over 20 years. the f.a.a. is investigating the crash. >>> an nfl quarterback is under fire for making a political statement by sitting on the bench during anthem. >> paolo sandoval explains that the controversy is causing some fans to set jerseys on fire. >> reporter: colin kaepernick is behind a controversial moment in a football season that hasn't even kicked off yet. the 28-year-old chose not to participate in the national anthem at the start of a pre-season game friday. this photo captures players and staff standing as jersey number 7 sat silently on the sideline. kaepernick says he was protesting systematic not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. to me, this is bigger than football it and would be selfish on my part to look the other way. there are bodies in the streets and people getting paid lead and getting away with murder. kaepernick's silent demonstration is setting off a firearm of criticism. >> my salute to you. burning all thing

two wilderness guides mauled by a bear near anchorage, alaska.hey were leading a group of cruise ship passengers on a nature hike when they encountered the brown bear and her cub along the trail. the guides were air lifted to a nearby hospital. they are being treated for multiple injuries and severe lacerations. none of the cruise ship passengers were hurt. >>> the zika virus continuing to spread in south florida despite weeks of insecticide sprays in the miami area. health officials have identified a new zealand kaine zone in miami beach where five people are believed to have been infected with the virus. florida's health providing mosquito spraying at no cost to the tourist attractions. >> miami beach is a billion dollars business. >> the cancellation i received yesterday was for this coming monday. labor day is two weeks away. we will see if any further cancellations happen. >> the city sent out workers who filled potholes and fixed the leaky beach showers to prevent mosquitoes from gathering near pools of water. >>> fire officials in southern

san francisco westbound 80 on the bay bridge, the western span, center anchorage a stalled suv in the left lane. and then of course here's your bay bridge tomorrow toll looking good with backups in the cash lane. carquinez bridge to the maze will take but 20 minutes. >>> there are some mixed emotions this morning after a ra

. >> not only convenience that it encourages youni to wander arou more instead of anchorage in on place. >> under the proposal, all alcoholic beverages must be purchased at east bank bar restaurant, the business would supply for $1 each. that would help fund added security and staff for cleanup, you cannot just bu a beer at one bar and taken across the street to another, that's not allowed, under the rules of this. city council could dissolve us immediately does not work out working developers to add more details to the plan including refreshment area would eliminat the need for temporary liquor permitstsl during the weekly festival. they have complete intention of making sure that this is run properlye a great program it also saves space being those who work here say they support this proposal. >> > sit's a great way to get d here. >> as long as people are not it's a great idea. >> in if someone does get out of control, they will be subject t arrest,oet this rotation still needs to be approved by the cit council, no word on when that might happen and when thist zon can take effect. >>

san francisco westbound 80 on the bay bridge, the western span, center anchorage a stalled suv in the left lane. and then of course here's your bay bridge tomorrow toll looking good with backups in the cash lane. carquinez bridge to the maze will take but 20 minutes. >>> there are some mixed emotions this morning after a federal grand jury decided pg&e is guilty. the utility company has to pay a fine of $3 million in connection to a deadly pipeline explosion that happened in san bruno. today we'll hear what city leaders have to say about the verdict. here's kpix 5's andria borba. >> reporter: six convictions for pacific gas & electric. one result. >> so at the end of the day, pg&e now is a criminal. >> reporter: a federal jury convicted pg&e on one felony count of obstruction of justice for interfering with the ntsb investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion. the other five felony convictions were knowingly failing to inspect and test its gas pipeline for additional danger. >> it means that they misled the ntsb in terms of what they were doing with respect to pressurizing the

anchorage you to go to our website where we have a full questionnaire.ne of the interesting things is midterm elections tend to be fairly quiet. many, besides hard-core political geeks, get out there and vote. however, people with disabilities get out there and vote. we found that people with disability's are very concerned about the economy to a greater percentage than other voters. have a breakdown here about caressues that voters most about. the overriding issue was the economy. we credit that very much to the gap in labor force participation rates. currently one in three americans with disability is employed. it is progress being made, particularly at the state level, but challenges remain. even as african-americans, hispanics, and women are entering the workforce in greater numbers, people with disabilities are falling behind. this matters. this can win elections. candidates are looking for voters at the margin. we also worked with the republican pollster who says, we are accustomed about thinking about soccer moms, hispanics, or value voters, this

payne was from anchorage, alaska where he was a flight instructor. two brothers are convicted felons and now charged with murder. aldridge just signed her kids up for school and pushing a st she got caught in the gunfire. she was shot twice and killed. dwayne wade tweeted the city of chicago is hurting. we need more help and hands on deck. >>> who has the best video of the year? i can't tell you that they're all so great and tam rented i could never choose. i couldn't tell you even if there was a gun to my head. which there isn't, but -- video awards. that had everyone laughing. that was fallon doing ryan lochte impression to announce the video of the year. one of his other jokes, he told justin bieber, too late to say i'm sorry is his jam. he wrote that song making fun of the line that happened there. if you're on the internet at home or work today, one of the other best moments is to see to see his reaction when jimmy fallon comes out as ryan lochte. his face is funny. that's out there too. >> we'll look for that. thanks. good stuff. >>> time is 5:

. >> from anchorage -- >> he flies md 10s like this one from fedex every day. >> this plane has beenified. it has a hospital in the back. >> with a brand new high-tech operating room. >> it matches all current u.s. standards. >> from sterilizing tools. >> we open the hatch. >> to sanitizing hands. >> you wash your hands. >> it's accredited as a u.s. hospital. the flying eye hospital spent most of its time in countries that don't have facilities like these. treating patients with they have avoidable low mission. >> 80% of those are treatable. >> the flying eye hospital has another purpose. perhaps its greatest mission is teaching. >> the only flying eye hospital in the world. >> they can learn and practice on this simulator. >> it's micro surgery. you need to be familiar with a micro scope how it works. how you can focus inside the eye, you have to have fine movement. >> the standard equipment includes glasses to watch surgeries in 3 d. >> every single one of those people in the classroom, it's as if they're sitting in the micro scope. >> the aircraft maintenance right down to the ted

protester faith gemmill booked a flight from anchorage, alaska to fight dakota access. she says nothing stands in the way of defending the land. (faith gemmill, protester from alaska): "rain or shine. in alaska we have snow, 60 below weather, and we still stand." some say they were determined from day one of the protest to show their support, two we talked to today from canada. (ernie cobiness, protester from canada): "we're here to support and take direction, whatever direction we need to take from the support in anyway we can." cobiness says he plans on staying for as long as it takes to stop construction of the pipeline. at one camp near the construction site, protesters say they feel like family. (bernadette demientieff, protester): "i just feel very welcome. i feel like i'm a part of the culture. it just, it just feels like home." some protesters say they arrived just this morning at the site, but an eight hour journey didn't stand in their way of joining the others. (jeff andreason, protester): "it's sacrificing for the on hold this week because of protests by nat

united way of anchorage spoke it because it's an affirmation of what the communst the city has been a dry town for the last 81 years. but over the weekend, that changed. the first booze sold in town since 1935 was a cup of beer purchased at the fair. a volunteer firefighter took the first sip. you see it there. voters legalized alcohol sales two years ago as developers proposed restaurants on the condition that they could sell first thing you have is a beer? >> not at the fair. >> maybe not at the fair. >>> you know flea from the red hot chili peppers, he just experienced, in his word, quote, the greatest thing that could ever happen. he got to watch the gorilla slap his bass a little. >> sounds like -- >> that's it. >> all right, i mean, i or anything like that. what was the last time you saw a gorilla with a bass guitar? pretty cool. got to the practice. before he left, he gave koko the bass. and he autographed it for him. >> yeah, i wonder how long it will be in one piece? >> not long. >>> the nba star had his own experience off florida's east coast. look at that. grouper. youtube

one of my craziest friends drove from seattle to anchorage, alaska with me. >> reporter: returning to colorado, just now. >> i literally just drove in 10 minutes ago. >> reporter: with 20,000 miles on his car, and a blog about attributes. like maintained green. >> structure here, all the way over here. too many straight-away holes. >> reporter: good golf size value, just, it cool to have fire. >> reporter: sound effects. >> really impressive. >> reporter: surprising 18th hole helped too. >> of all the kitschy american distractions, it is like, allows each state to express itself. >> reporter: some are amazing, others... >> states with small population density don't really have great mini golf courses. >> reporter: vermont he nearly quit. >> it was rough. i am not going to lie, a dark moment when i sort of questioned whether it was worth it, driveing to every state. >> reporter: the one state he has left, the one that is too mega of a drive for his mini golf trip, hawaii. >> 2 and a half months on the road i startd to enjoy doing it. it will be weird having this epic adventure sort of

the attack and said vice president joe biden will discuss the fight against terrorism the trip to anchorage next weekis in jerusalem fox ne. keeping with tradition victims we're laid to rest during emotional service this morning 50 people we're killed in the attack nearly 70 more we're told were wounded this is the deadliest attack and turkey this year even surpassing the attack at theg estimable airport andma jeff we're 45 people we're killed. alabama man could face the death penalty after bruder mass murder police say he murdered three men to women the unborn baby this happen in morville county all details police say the suspect 27 your derek dearman surrendered to officers and is behind bars tonight.an they deserve subject out inside the residence that appear to be obviously deceased they made entry and take the residence for surviving victims unfortunately they found four more victims inside the residence. derek kidnaps one of the women along with a baby and o mississippi will likely face six counts of capital murder because one of the women was pregnant. meantime jacksonville police ar

saturday.the united way of anchorage organized the event as a way to raise awareness about the city's homelessness. a representative from guinness word records flew in to make sure everything was done properly. all participants had to register before being allowed inside a fenced-off 3co department is looking for dispatchers. plus ... golfers caught on camera breaking the law... all to make a tee time!we'll show you the video. im kyle aevermann...that story coming up. 3 traffic is starting to build out on the roads...the latest on overnight construction closures around the zoo interchange plus an updat eon your tuesday morning commute is coming up in ready traffic...the cbs 58 morning news starts right now 3 3 good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, august 23-rd.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell.we hour, including.....a new view of the skywalk at the bucks arena could look like when its completed.we'll take a look at the construction progress ...coming up. up. 3 but first let's get a check of your weather .... tracking our forecast is meteorologist michael schlesinger. ((30

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. >> the shipping industry says the anchorages are needed to safely navigate the river but local officials say they will damage the environment and cause safety and navigational concerns. crocodiles. surveillance video shows three crocs being dropped through the window of an administrator's office. this was down in australia. the pranksters then ransacked the place. the crocodiles' mouths were taped shut and later rescued. police are trying to figure out where they came from. >>> surgeons in indiana saving a man's life when they removed 40 knives from his stomach. the five-hour operation took place friday in india. you ask how did the knives get there? the man told doctors he'd bee for two months. he says he's addicted to the taste of metal and the foldable knives are made of metal and he said i like this. doctors believe the man has a very rare mental disorder but he's expected to recover from the surgery to remove all those knives. >>> from hate to love, a stunning show of support for a couple who appears to be the victim of a hate crime. later. >> he died right in my arms. >> what you n

i also spoke to his father, peter, on the phone earlier today, he's in anchorage alaska and says this is a tragedy and he has no idea what happened. coming up at 11:00, i'll get into detail beside what the 14-year-old brother said just moments after he was stabbed. for now, live in newton tonight, malini basu, fox 25 news. questioning the driver who ran down three people in downtown boston. it happened at the intersection of school and washington streets just before noon. cell phone video from the scene shows people trying to pick up the car and pull the victims out from under it. a witness told fox 25 the woman driving wasn't going to stop. >> she realized she hit him and tried to take off with them under the car, and about 200 people came out of no where and just mopped the car and wouldn't >> witnesses say the woman then lived in a nearby building and the victims were hurt but expected to survive. >> the middleboro man charged with animal cruelty after leaving his dog tethered for days did not show up for court today and now a wanted man. kevin kennedy is accused of leaving his dog

teacher in anchorage told her fifth graders she will not be assigning homework for the year.lies to spend more time together and children to go outside and play and get to bed earl. she got the idea from a teacher in texas whose no homework letter went viral. cameron hopes more educators pick up the policy. >>> recent heat wave we experienced a week ago has been hard to handle and it may have led to a fish kill in a north jersey town. huth of dead fish washed up in keansburg monmouth county. >>> the dep says this is common during hot summers. the warm weather causes oxygen levels in surrounding creeks to drop killing the fish. the worst part neighbors say is the foul smell wafting through the neighborhood. eventually officials say the tide will carry the rotting fish away or they'll be eaten by birds and crabs. >> 6:47. a live preview of "gma" is up next and an update you don't want to miss. a nine-year-old boy talks about his new life after a double hand transplant that was done right here in philadelphia. >> ♪ for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background ch

this is it anchorage way. meadow brook also about to be hit with the heavy rain. if you're out on the beeps, if they haven't gotten them the message already, get them inside until the storm passes by. they're going to get soaked. the ocean is not such a bad thing after all. the storms gone this evening, everyone is pretty much dry. the only places with the showers are the ones i showed you. everyone else, your shower threat is gone, so you'll have sunshine through the day tomorrow. looking like a really nice day. we've talked about events around the area this evening, it's down to 86 in foxborough at gillette stadium, so continuing to fall through the 80's this evening, and into the 70's at the kenny chesney and guest show. the countryfest out there at gillette stadium. a big event, i know that. 87 in the north end right now. talk about a big event for my big belly. 83 degrees by 7:00 p.m. kickoff st. anthony's feast opening ceremony. other event i've been made aware of, beaver pond right here, 88 degrees out there right now, it's a family movie night, showing toy

they say the plan to create ten barge anchorages will turn the hudson river into a giant parking lot. >>> now for a check of the weather, >> good morning. finally feeling lower humidity. dewpoints dropping, comfortable. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 70s and back to the 80s by afternoon. breezy, winds gusting 30 miles per hour at times, epilae -- especially later this afternoon: ten day forecast, low 80s tomorrow, still beautiful, less windy tuesday. back to mid-80s wednesday. back to you. show, a great back to school lunch idea. another local update in 30 ?? >>> from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live >> hello, everybody. it's august 22nd. hope you had a lovely, lovely weekend. hardest working woman in show business. >> if you call it work. >> you have been gone from me for three weeks. >> i know. you had the celine week. >> that was epic. >> amazing. >> and two weeks at the olympics. and it kicked off -- the olympics kicked off with michael

off the coastline of anchorage, many are heart broken off possibly for living there for a generation. >>> the detroit free rpress reports on a second oldest confirmed ship wreck in the great lakes. in june, "the washington" was reportedly spotted in lake ontario. the ship sank in a storm more than 200 years ago and it was carrying goods from india. meals. mcdonald's received reports of skin irritation but it didn't say how many people complained. >>> "wall street journal" says some olympic swimmers may have been helped by a current in the pool. three scientists say swimmers in higher numbered lanes got an edge during the 50-meter freestyle. filters showed no movement of the water. the world body that governs the swim races is studying the analysis. >>> a new warning is out on the dangers of too m it says that even exercise may not undo the risk to a lifestyle. adults sit six to eight hours a day and some move around even less. dr. tara narula is with us. so we should all stand up. >> yes. the message for a lot of people sitting 15 hours the rest of the day. some of the research has sh

westchester county are meeting today in yonkers and they're planning a way to promote a new barge and anchorage on the hudson river. they want to give them ten more spaces to wait for ports or better travel conditions but opponents say it's going to create a giant parking lot on the hudson yards from the shores of oners and peekskill and other traffic on the 4s." good morning, raphy. >> good morning. blue skies. the best part is humidity. down to 69 in central park. temperatures in the upper 60s. we have 57 in monticello. that's a sign of things to come. we're going to see lots of 50s tomorrow as cooler air is settling in. you can see on the satellite and radar picture exiting off to the east. those are going to be replaced by su sunny across northwest new jersey as well. here's your day planner. any clouds dissipate through the next couple of hours. back to near 80 by lunchtime and it's breezy through the afternoon and evening commute. there are steamy changes comes your way. lauren scala is here with your commute. >> good morning. we have a bunch of problems. a new one came in on the long isl

getting a number of quite a number of requests from families they have do have parents that are anchorage have my own mom i have a victorian and you scant get her up to the stairs i think that is important to have the functionality in a house we provide elderly parents or you know handicapped individuals a place you know in the house but particularly for the elderly we have a top floor that would could be used as somebody that needed assistant care within the family or visit from out of town once again emphasis those used to be may be one elevator every 4 or 5 years and now elevators every year just to meet this function we have age aging population including me, i'm 69 with a bad back and i don't karate it is a human eric philosophical i want to provide and is that on the submittal that was done in a bit of. >> hurry i provided a drawing you know today to show you the layout of the unit itself that you know would have you know both a bed and a little sitting area that top floor could communication or function in that way thank you. >> thank you. >> okay opening it up for public comment (

. >> this is happening all over t airlines waitin from anchorage. here, a view las vegas handing out blankets orlando's airport well, and deronto even here seeing ose th is only 12 daysssince southwest airlin also had a ights. not fun morning to be at airports anywherein thworld. >> we'll keep u updated throughout theorning. >>> turning to the weather,i ho temperatures. the heat is back. >> it is. i like th70s and but 90s return forfrt range toy. south floridin tthe airport situation,heare bracing for a later this afternoon. denver metro area, all the we have a chance of this ligh stms today. we still ve enouunstable moisture ithe atmosphere to produce la day stms. sterling up to the northeast will be the strongest. we have activity southwest making its way no the state. in thfront range, pall these are the front e highs schaub . >>> welcome back. look over at the ty this morning, already 70 degr we'll get e forecast in ju a second. >>> police y a bomb went off in pakistan shortly after an offici was brougthe hospital. zens of of hospital when it pp