as we move into the afternoon staying in the low to mid 80s. mostly sunshine, scattered clouds along the shoreline and feeling like the upper 80s for those afternoon feel like temperatures. we will talk more about the big drop in temperatures, though, for your sunday coming up. >>> let's go to the jersey shore. businesses there are hoping for a boost this weekend despite the heat. here is a live look at cape may. the threat of hermine turned much of labor day weekend into a bust. we found people who scrapped their plans last weekend on the beach in north wildwood yesterday. some hotels are also sold out after dealing with cancellations or guests leaving early over labor day weekend. tonight it will be the scorching sun facing beachgoers. >> it hurt a lot of businesses on the island which just makes these next few weekends that much more important for us. >> in beach haven many folks are finding smaller beaches and rugged terrain, waves fueled by hermine washed away a lot of that sand last weekend. >>> preventing a hot weather tragedy. this summe

we have the very latest on the storm's track, also, the preparations underway, as well. od evening, everyone, i'm fat tasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. hermine is a post tropical storm at this moment, but that may not be that way for very much longer. we have live team three coverage, trang do live in brigantine, we start with meteorologist, lauren casey tracking for us in the weather center we still do have tropical storm warning in effect for all new jersey and coastal counties until further notice, as we continue to deal with the impacts from hermine, most significant impact yet to come. the latest on hermine, national hurricane center just issuing latest advisory as of 11:00 this evening, sustained winds at around 70 miles per hour, so it is a subtropical system or post tropical system but it really has no bearing on the impacts that we're going to see and hermine is likely to strengthen. right now moving off to the east-northeast, but as we head into the day tomorrow, it will make that turnoff to the northwest, moving extremely slowly, the slow-mo mentum

as we take a lack at some town by town around the region, we're as low as 54 up at rocksboro, a little bit warmer at rocky mountain with 60 degrees there. upper 50s for both irwin and southern pines, and low 06s for fayetteville and goldsboro. we're at 62 degrees this morning. all these temperatures not too different from yesterday. a little cooler anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees down from what we saw at the same time on sunday morning. here's how it looks on satellite and radar across the region. for the last 24 hours, we've had fair skies for the weather clouds around at times yesterday. a little more cloud cover up toward the coast at times. even a sprinkle or two there. we've been mainly clear during the nighttime hours. we still continue to watch the circulation of hermine to our northeast. that's giving most of the heavier activity out over the atlanta. does look like the storm will difficult a little northwest. the areas from especially long island up to cape cod will have bands of heavy rain, strong surf, rip currents. we might even see coast of north carolina today. otherwise, we

we'll be in the low to mid50s as we creep up towards noon. temperatures will be in the low to mid60s. we'll top off around 66 for the high temperature around 3:00. cool and windy as well. i'll be back to take a look at the current river levels, the latest observations we're getting in. we'll have the updated forecast, crest and what you can expect for the rest of the week in your weather first forecast. >>> we're going out now to kevin barry. he's been watching the flood waters rise all weekend long. he told us the last time we checked in they were going to be moving locations. where are you now? >> reporter: yeah, climbed down from the flood barrier right over the top here. it's a little hard to see. while we were able to find was the pump that was put on mays island that has been pumping water from -- that is there and its purpose is to pump water from the basement area and the garage that's underneath mays area. that pump has been turned on for at least the last 15 minutes and that's just the time we've been here. we think we heard it when

as we take you closer we are seeing the rain bands intensifying across the big island. it has been coming in for hours now and they are getting good rain. they have tropical storm warnings up through saturday evening for not just the big island but maui county as well. if you have personal investments in that area flooding is the biggest concern with madeline as heavy rains pound the area along with the high surf. the bigger problem is the surf. you notice madeline is passing south of the big island and will continue on that track. thursday 2:00 p.m. hawaiian time, lester this upcoming friday will be a category 1. so much weaker than it is now. it is passing north of the hawaiian islands, but it will bring big surf with it. as you look at the atlantic, we have another system -- we have two systems. the depression is not a problem. the gulf of mexico will have a hurricane and it will pound the florida coastline. eventually working its way up across the southeastern united states. it is bringing them the storm surge and an isolated tornado is possible. we are into the pea

vent even back into a hurricane and potentially stall off the new jersey coastline, as we head into next week. so it is impacting parts of the carolinas coastline, still a well developed looking system. as it exits the carolina coast and over those warm waters of the gulf stream we could potentially see some restrengthening, to hurricane status, tropical storm warning in effect down the eastern see including in our own backyard and they have been extended until monday evening for jersey shore and much of delaware as well. we're likely to see major impact from hermine in the upcoming weekend. the right now tropical storm, 50 miles per hour, movement off to the north east at 20 miles per hour. so you will notice track speeding a lock. the as we head in the upcoming weekend and early next week, really stalling out, the center of hermine stalling just off shore, of the new jersey coastline, and even as we head into next tuesday, and also notice you do notice that the area have of low pressure. that might make you think it will weaken in the tropical depression. it will transition into an ext

as we remember, we ask you not to forget us.our will to transform our memorial into a lasting commitment to those whom we have that youthe nation have preserved, and to a future defined by the values we hold dear. it is in the strength of your name we pray. amen. that you have preserved, and to a future >> ladies and gentlemen, 15 years ago, at 9:37 a.m., the pentagon was attacked. please join us in observing a moment of silence to remember those who perished. >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joe dunford. mr. dunford: mr. president, secretary and mrs. carter, distinguished guests, and most importantly, to the family and friends of those we lost on september 2001, those who survived the attack on the pentagon, good morning. it has been said that the manner in which a nation or community cares for its fallen reflects the people's respect for their land and their loyalty to high ideals. we are here in that spirit to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11, to maintain our commitment to ne

the clouds will start to move out as we move later in the day. wider view shows us where the showers are currently, still over the central parts of pennsylvania. it's already starting to break apart some. so we are not looking at a great chance of rain aside from around the lehigh valley and areas farther north of us. there is a look at your temperatures currently in the 70s, 78 philadelphia, 76 mt. holly at 76 degrees as well but i think by tomorrow morning these numbers will look much different than they )çx right now. taking a look at those temperatures, how much, for instance, philadelphia will change on both your morning low but also afternoon highs. remember yesterday we hit that temperature of 95, not looking like that today. we will talk more about it coming up. >>> the nation pauses today to remember the 15th anniversary of 9/11. memorial ceremonies will be held this morning at ground zero, the pentagon and shanksville tojúd honor the nearly 3,000''óy peo killed in the terror attacks of 2001. >>> new this morning thousands of flags are

as we get new details, you heard us talk about the surveillance video. o get that to you. we'll try to get that to you after we take a break. >>> we continue tonight covering breaking news. 29 people hurt in new york. an explosion that happened this evening at 8:40. 24 people were transported to the hospital, one with a serious injury. you know we've been talking about this since the show started. there have been press coveraging on this. we're learning more and more about this every minute. >> we're looking at live pictures now of the area in chelsea. that's the section of manhattan where this happened. they have closed off the subways in the area as well as many streets. the mayor says there is no evidence of terrorism but it was an intentional act. we have the surveillance video. this is the explosion that happened as we're just seeing this video. people walking there on the street in manhattan. many people out and about on a saturday night. this is the video that the fbi and police department will be looking at. we're trying to see here where the expl

we are looking at a sunday forecast that's a little warmer than the past couple of mornings. as you step outside you're going to notice the difference. and the difference is because today we have more moisture moving in. today, as we move in to your afternoon, early day, some isolated shours are possible. then as we move in to your evening and overnight, that's when showers and thunderstorms are more likely as we move throughout the night, things will spread from west to east. this is ahead of a cold front that will start to affect us on your monday. temperatures where they are right now. so this is the difference here. 70 right now philadelphia. for that temperature, yesterday the temperature was about 60 degrees. so we're seeing a pretty big difference here this morning. also helping to hold in some of the heat is more clouds that are moving in throughout today. 71 temperature in allentown, coatesville at 66 right now and wilmington at 68. atlantic city at 72 degrees. the difference is a little more obvious as we take a look at that difference in the last 24 hours. 18 degrees

crowded as we begin the holiday weekend. as you see right now, looks to be smooth. maybe people pulled off to buy a lottery ticket or perhaps get a little greek food there at primm. don't be surprised if you see more troopers and police officers on patrol for the travel rush. we wish you a good friday afternoon. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm marie mortera. between state line and primm in las vegas dozens of drivers on i-15 being cited for speeding. news 3's craig fiegener has more on this latest crackdown. >> we are about 15 miles south of the las vegas strip. behind me along side the 15 freeway northbound, interstate 15, that is the nevada highway patrol. we have seen literally more than a dozen nevada highway patrol troopers pulling over people who we believe were speeding. at least that was maybe the reason why they initially pulled them over. starting today the california police in southern nevada. they're teaming up with a focus on drivers who are speeding, drivers who are distracted or drivers who appear to be breaking the law or perhaps driving dangerously. this is

we may get a hint of sunshine. as you look off to the west, there are bands of showers, more will be happening tomorrow morning. we have an opportunity as a cold front approaches and we have muggy air over the top of us. hit or miss showers, not a lot of it, though. here's the way the map looks at 8:00 a.m. cloud cover filling in across the area and a spot shower is a possibility. as we head through the but a lot of gray skies and a muggy day as well. by 4:00, we're starting to see pop-up showers. we have to wait until later tonight. that's when we start to see more activity going on. tomorrow morning's commute could be on the wet side because of all the showers out there and perhaps a rumble of thunder. in boston, we'll ramp up to 82 degrees as the sunshine fades away. and the threat of rain moves into the forecast. we'll talk about how that will affect the gillette stadium game in a few moments. antoinette? antoinette: thank you. out of new york city. the city is on high alert after an explosion in the chelsea area

we are looking at pretty cloudy skies as we do start off our monday. not a lot has changed throughout the overnight. we are seeing a few isolated showers reaching the ground across portions of orange, durham and but if you are heading out in this direction, a light shawrd. can't be ruled out. most of us stay dry. let's get to the temperatures. not so bad for this time of year. they are warmer. 62 in henderson. louisburg you're checking in at 64 while raleigh is at 67. we're at 67 in wilmington. remember these temperatures still dropping until we a.m. close to 65. pretty dry. mostly cloudy skies at lunchtime. 78 for an afternoon high. cloudy skies mean slightly cooler temperatures. pretty refreshing especially working outside. there will be a small chance for a shower as we head towards say the 6:00 hour. most of us though not having to worry about the wet weather today. better rain chances in the coming days. when they arrive coming up in your complete storm team weekend as charlotte police release footage. cbs north carolina justin quizenberry is here.

so you want to be sure to stay out of the water, stay on the san, as we head really into mid week, and the ends of the week, as women, as we deal with these impacts from hermine. we will talk more about that, plus, a taste of summer returning in your extended forecast, that coming up. >> laurence, thanks. certainly not as bad as it could have been, still seeing some after effect of hermine along the jersey shore. chopper three, spotted giant waves crashing against the sea wall in avalon. >> and eat an oh, live in ocean city with a look at the conditions there, and more on why officials say it is still too dangerous to get in the water, anita? >> well, jessica, that's exactly right, state officials say the big et cetera threats at this point seem to be the rip current and the possibility every minor flooding as a precaution, ocean city lifeguards have posted these signs saying the ocean is closed, urging everyone not to go into the water, not where un -- not everyone is taking heed. >> no matter how they appear, these wild waves can have hidden danger. >> there is a loft rip current, ne

as we take you closer we are seeing the rain bands intensifying across the big island. it has been coming in for hours now and they are getting good rain. they have tropical storm warnings up through saturday evening for not just the big island but maui county as well. if you have personal investments in that area flooding is the biggest concern with madeline as heavy rains pound the area along with the high surf. the bigger problem is the surf. you notice madeline is passing south of the big island and will continue on that track. thursday 2:00 p.m. hawaiian time, lester this upcoming friday will be a category 1. so much weaker than it is now. it is passing north of the hawaiian islands, but it will bring big surf with it. as you look at the atlantic, we have another system -- we have two systems. the depression is not a problem. the gulf of mexico will have a hurricane and it will pound the florida coastline. eventually working its way up across the southeastern united states. it is bringing them the storm surge and an isolated tornado is possible. we are into the pea

right there along the rim, you as we continue on. we'll keep a chance up north but that is going to dry off here after we get into overnight. we are staying clear in the valley tonight into overnight, and tomorrow morning as well. even as we get into tomorrow, and the rest of the day, into your monday. things are still going to stay really dry. i think that's some great news if you have plans to be on the boat or something this weekend, look at the rain. when we start to see a return, at least slightly on wednesday, we'll bump thursday and friday. make sure you have the mobile app with you, we'll continue to track as we get into the next couple of days. your labor day statistics, monday we are topping out at 100 degrees. that's kind of cool for perspective. average is 103. we'll be slightly below. we'll be comfortable out there, again, dry, and the record 113 set back in 1945. we won't get anywhere near that monomonday -- on monday. the 70s. not bad there. vegas, upper 90s there. flagstaff is going to be nice in the 70s. if you're pla

mike as the morning off. we had an earlier incident coming in from pleasant hill road getting on to 24 headed towards the caldecott tunnel. it looks like it was a small accident, maybe a stall. but really not affecting traffic all that much. across the tri-valley, had an earlier incident in hayward, on a side street but not affecting the main road. as we take you outside, dublin looking pretty good. everybody playing nice. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. 4:48. in business news wells fargo ceo will be on the hot seat on capitol hill testifying about employees opening millions of those unauthorized accounts. >> a lot of people have questions they want answered, also as they pop up in more and more cities, we're expecting new guidelines for self driving cars. for that and the rest of the news driving the business and tech report, landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both. wall street will attempt to rebound from monday's modest losses and stocks giving up ea

as we would have expected. we were very concerned the clergy were trying to stand between the protesters and the police, and the police for reasons we still don't understand, opted to go into the entrance to a hotel garage, a very narrow space, a very large crowd with very high emotions on all parts. we never heard any words from the police, stand down, back up, don't follow us. we never heard any of that. we were standing right next to them. i said to my colleague this is not going to be a good scene, we need to get out of here, we are not safe, and we turned to walk away. as we did, i heard the gunshot and looked over to my right and the man fell to the sidewalk. he was immediately surrounded by 20 or so people and then a large crowd came running out of the entrance to the garage. there was smoke bombs, there was tear gas. i want to challenge the claim that this was a civilian shooting in part and we have met with city officials, clergy were meeting early this morning with city officials, and saying we need to

early as lunch time we start feeling like triple digits and that continues all the way through as move into the later part of your day feeling like 100 and above. we will talk more about these record temperatures as well as take a look at those more fall-like conditions that move in next week, all of that's coming up. >>> track this extreme heat as you're making plans for the weekend on the nbc 10 app. get weather alerts and see the ten-day forecast on your phone or tablet now or anytime. >>> 6:31. we have new video of a crash in west philadelphia that sent five people to the hospital. take a look. two cars collided on city avenue near presidential boulevard around 3:00 this morning. should say that's in wynnefield heights. we are working to find out the conditions of the people who were hurt. >>> new this morning firefighters tell us an electrical problem blew the cover off a manhole in south philadelphia. nbc 10 at 16th and mckeen streets where the incident happened just before midnight. firefighters could not tell us what that electrical problem was but there were no power outa

as we get into the afternoon note how the wind has come out the northwest. once the front comes through we will start to tap into some of the drier air and clouds in what we have will start to a road. it will have cooler temperatures along the lake shore. temperatures will likely peak in the afternoon. it will be low to possibly mid 80s. we will start to see things cooling off as we head through the later part of the afternoon into the evening. as far as the evening goes and looks like it will be beautiful. we will continue with the northwesterly wind and they will be coming in off the lake shore area. it will be a little bit quicker than folks farther south. friends farther south. let's talk about your forecast. we will get you out the door in the morning with temperatures in the low 60s. partly cloudy skies with what's left of the cold front. temperatures will boost toward 80 degrees. low to mid 80s for most of the area. we will call it back into the low 80s with mostly sunny skies for most of the day. it looks like the southwest winds that we just spoke ab

that will come by monday as we get more sunshine back. but we'll see glimmers of sun today as we top out into the upper 80s. more to clear out, how we clean up and how those folks up along the sea board are getting ready for problems you have more on that. >> breaking now in atlantic city, new jersey, just as the storm is headed up to them, there is a shootout inside cesar's casino. one police officer is in critical condition. now. we're looking to find out what lead up to the shooting we'll bring you information as it comes in. >>> a breaking situation back here in pasco county. street flooding is still causing problem. an suv getting stuck down moog road. lots of neighborhoods still under several inches of water. we'll have a live report within the hour we'll check in as can. >>> the sheriff's department says it will take a couple days to assess the damage in that area it's some video of what it's been like in that area, what they've been dealing with since it moved through. they've been cleaning in the dark because they're without powe

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our nation, our government, our society, and they remind us of what we all can achieve when we work together asion. the national park service is remarkably proud to be stewards of this place and the other memorials here on the national mall and i can promise you that we will be here every day of every year watching over these them, andotecting passing on the stories that they represent of heroism, sacrifice, and the stories of our nation. thank you and welcome. [applause] >> thank you. and thank you for all you do for one of the most youthful memorials and all of washington, .c. it is a stunning place to remember all of these sacrifices. ladies and gentlemen, we are very fortunate to have mr. josiah -- the third here as the chairman of the world war ii memorial. he roads scholar, a veteran, former superintendent of his on the water, virginia military institute. he brings a great wealth of knowledge and of frustration for our military and veterans. it gives me great pleasure to once again announce him. applause] >> thank you ladies and gentlemen. this is as close to sacred ground as we have in o

but mostly sunny skies and it stays that way as we go throughout the rest of the early evening. if you're out and about on the town we got you covered. mostly clear it's cool. 7:00 p.m. we drop down to 61. 69:88 o'clock. the upper 60's at 9 p.m. mostly clear sky at 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock a temperature of 66 degrees. there's a lot going on this weekend. if you look up you might see the harvest moon. we'll take a close look at that and let you know how the weekend fares. >> that motorcyclist had some nerve. you were talk. >> i'm saying that's why i paused. >> tell him to pipe down. >>> with updated hourly forecast the latest from accuweather and the power of storm tracker6 live double scan radar 6abc.com/weather is your go to authority for what lies ahead. don't forget to check each and every day with our meteorologists by following them on twitter and facebook. >> for years donald trump has led an effort questioning whether president obama was born in the united states but today trump completely change ed his stance. >> president barack obama was born in the united states perio

and we are expecting it to bring more rainfall into other areas of the caribbean as we go forward in time. we are expecting it to get a little bit strong. eventually becoming a major hurricane going through the weekend. but as we go forward through the next few days, we are expecting upper level forcing to change8úú >> hello and welcome to live at paris. let's look what's happening and making headline this is hour. president obama: true security comes from making peace with our neighbors. >> u.s. president barack obama joined hundreds of world leaders in jerusalem to pay their final respects to shimon peres, the last of israel's founding leaders. past and president, mahmoud abco

and as we start warmer we are looking at afternoons that will be a bit warmer as well. we'll talk more about how warm we could get this afternoon and the details on some of the ups and downs of those temperatures coming up. >>> the investigation continues into the gunman who shot six people including two police officers during that rampage through west philadelphia. detectives are now hoping to learn more about the motive in this case, why he did it. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live at police headquarters with what we know right now about the gunman. lauren? >> police know that 25-year-old nicholas glenn had a lengthy criminal history. and they know from a rambling letter that they found on him that he had issues with his probation officer, and with police, but they are still trying to figure out why he did this. now here's the man that we are talking about, 25-year-old nicholas glenn. we've spoken with an attorney who repd him in some drug cases, and he tells us glenn ended up in solitaire confinement after some fighting issues while in jail, and at that time became more an

derrick lewis was there as >> reporter: we learned that wyatt will repain in court on a $250,000 bond. she turned herself in five days after the hit and run and one day after police identified her as the suspect. some were shocked and surprised by all of this that has happened over the course of a week. >> she's an know nothing else. she's always church oriented. this is something new for me. >> reporter: wyatt is scheduled to be back in court on september 21st. sources say christopher's parents are on their way to pennsylvania where they will bury their son. election day. here's a live look at donald trump, the rally there at the u.s. cellular center in asheville. we are live streaming it on wncn.com. you can see trump on the left side of the screen. this is donald trump's second visit in over a week. he was in greenville last tuesday. joe biden spnts the day in -- spent the he is at a private fund-raiser for the democratic governor's association and roy cooper who is running for governor. we're talking from 7:15 to 8:00 tonight. you're looking at a mess. biden's motorcade heads to t

a 10% chance of it happening between noon and 6:00 as we head into tonight, things clear out, we get the dryer air, a chance of storms and in north central arizona, the valley looking mostly sunny an all clear for our sunday and also our monday. today, that 10% chance this morning, then a bit of a quiter period. by lunchtime, the chances go back up. storm chances don't look to return until the middle part of next week. a dryer weekend ahead. news, it starts after sunset. temperatures will be warm we'll drop from the mid-90s at the start of the game into the 80s and it looks like we'll see the clear skies, dry conditions perfect for football. 86 is the temperature now. today, here's how the warmup happens we'll only make it into the low 100s. 103 here this afternoon. then look at your seven-day forecast, as we go through the weekend, the saturday hotter. topping out at 104. sunday, monday, those temperatures drop again and we're looking at highs in the low 100s as we head into labor day with morning temperatures in the 70s. , for drivers headed in, the drive time is 11 minutes from 75

tropical storm watch as it the is looking likely that we will see impact is here in the delaware valley from what is now hurricane hermine. you can see on our storm scan three the eye well defined right the now as it continues to move off to the north/north east a category one hurricane with wind of 75 miles an hour. it will make land fall on the florida peninsula overnight tonight. this is the first land falling hurricane in florida since 2005. now latest track of hermine takes it up along riding the coast, south east coast and then eventually it will weaken to a tropical storm as it traverses over land and becoming extra tropical with you it will be a very potent system with the sustain wind speeds, storm forecast up to 50 miles an hour as we head into early next week. we have to keep a close eye on the cone of uncertainty with the the track of hermine because that will be depending on what impact we will see here this is delaware valley. at this point time frame of concern looks to be mainly saturday night and sunday along the coast where we could see strong wind, rip currents, high

>> heat will turn up, hermine slowly on her way out, but as far as impact we saw here in the delawarealley, ocean as conditions very dangerous, but looking bad, models last week, thursday, friday, and even into saturday, look like we were going to take possibly direct hit from hermine, but we have not. see the effect right now, we get live look at margate, angry seas, yes, very rough surf, dangerous rip current, so, please obey those no swimming signs if you do encounter those dangerous ocean conditions, will persist, really as we head into the next several days as hermine sits off shore. right now, it is in its closest position to our shore line, so if you are looking up, you see some of the high level clouds, especially in the city and then down the shore, that is due to hermine. but rain showers, just off shore, as this time, not making their way in, but the same can be said for part of new england, here is the center of hermine right here. and it is moving extremely slowly, very atypical for the system as this high latitude can move slowly, also inducing very big waves. you can se

back to 81 with just a few storms as we head towards 6:00 this evening. so here's the set up. yesterday, it was still hot. it was still humid. we had a cold front move through. it's going to hang out along the coast today. that front stalling nearby will provide a small chance for a shower storm. mainly south and east of the triangle. that gets out of the way for tomorrow. watching our next front. the great lakes region. ahead of it, warmer temperatures. a nice amount of sunshine tomorrow. so here's the setup. an isolated shower this morning. we're seeing already across sampson county. most of us dry at lunchtime. if you're towards the virginia border this will be more sunshine than anything else. heading into 6:00 that isolated shower or storm very lar so the locations that are waking town wet conditions this morning. model keeping that front around. i don't want ex it hang out tomorrow. solet walk city by city through today. 83 in raleigh. 82 in durham and 85 in fayetteville. we're going to drop to the upper 60s. we'll be dry, warm and partly cloudy skies for the majority of

oakland is our community as we want to consider what we have as we would breathe it as well. >> reporter: they described jeremiah as a rambunctious 2- year-old who loved to play. he loved showering families with his sweet hug and sloppy wet kisses. >> i think about my own family, the little ones. everybody's children, things happen so fast it is such a tragedy. >> reporter: ac transit says that the bus was equipped with cameras both inside and out and that oakland police will be reviewing the video. the family tells me that they are struggling to cope with the sudden loss of the little boy they adored. in oakland, amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> happening now, a strong smell of gas may be the result of an oil spill near the carcinas street. the fire department has received about 500 calls from a strong odor in south vallejo. a shelter in place order was issued. pg&e crews and firefighters have been using gas leak detectors after widespread complaints about the strong smell. crews have not picked up abnormal readings in the air. but the oil sheen is from the water. some people are saying t

clear sky conditions, as we do head into the upcoming weekend, weaver rain chance on sunday. we will talk more about that, but, perfectly or practically perfect in your forecast for today. sunshine, warm temperatures, low humidity, light winds, temperatures topping off upper 70s, and your shore for car looking great over the next couple of days. sunshine in store, high temperatures middle 70s take us into saturday. we are watching rain chance sunday. we will break down the timing on the showers, and thunderstorms, in your full forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes, meisha? >> perfect baseball weather, if you are going, bring me. i want to go! boulevard southbound approaching wissahickon, what you are looking at, looking pretty darn good. all morning long, i've been saying friday's tend to be one of the lighter travel days, certainly going to be one of them. looking really nice out there. one area that we're keeping our eye on right now interstate 95 moving in the southbound direction at girard. what you are looking at here, see steady flow, what we typically see on fr

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we think that's going to subside. as the levels go down, which they are very, very slowly, we ar opportunity to get cedar rapidians back into their homes. we're thinking by the weekend everything should clear up and we'll be able to allow business as usual and life in usual in cedar rapids. >>> scammers are acting fast to target flood victims. be aware of anyone asking for money to reconnect services. there is no charge to reconnect customers affected by the flood. news con artists have told evacuees to leave their doors unlocked. you should always lock your home if you leave it. scammers are also offering victims free hotel rooms in exchange for credit card information. if you get one of those calls, contact police. >>> people weren't the only creatures being forced out of their homes to prepare for flooding. the cedar valley humane society says right now, they are at capacity helping with displaced pets. shelter staff says they taken in more than 70 dogs, homes.as you can imagine, that many animals means they need a lo

and alalso hong kong as we go oo the next day.. now, a quick look at what's happening ovover northth americ. we do have a named storm right over florida. the name actually was attached while the center of circulation was on top of the state. julia is expected to bring a lot of rain. we did have the tropical storm force winds in place. the big concern now is the heavy rainfall. that's going to destabilize to the southeast as well. so thunderstorms in atlanta, houston, and miami as we go throughout the work day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> be sure to watch "newsroom tokyo" at the top of the hour. more to come here on nhk world so stay right there. ."nie: welcome to "france 24 i'm genie godula to here is what is coming up this hour. shimon peres is in critical but stable condition after suffering a massive stroke. the truce in syria holds for a full day, but concerns about security are keeping aid convoys on hold. a new inquiry from the u.k. blames david cameron for the political collaps

we can go ahead and show you as we start to see these items. there is item number one, that comes flick out at one minute and 24 seconds. that's new. that's something we have not seen before and certainly this is the time line that we are going to unpack as we look at the officer in the red t-shirt. i want to move to something between the legs of that officer's. as we zoom in, we'll zoom in clearly here, this is the officer on the right and red t-shirt. we'll take a closer like there. there is not an item there on the ground. we are certainly at this point not going to speculate. as we move through this, we are going to see the item there not only at his feet but we'll go to those stills that we have from wcnc, those are our affiliate in charlotte. you will see our stilled from charlotte. this is proported to be the weapon. on the right, the video that was exclusively obtained by nbc news, some 90-minute ago, there is no item there. on the left side of the screen, he's over the body of keith lamont scott. on the right side, he's not. from that w

as we watch our crews out in the field and they get more information, we want to bring it back here and i want to bring in my law enforcement analyst, cedric alexander, who has joined us for the bulk of the hour and will continue for as long as necessary, and jeff word, retired maryland state police major neil franklin, and demartin perdemetri robinson. as you're looking as a former police officer, you're looking on the what's happening on the streets, boris sanchez is saying there's no police presence, he seeing no visible police, no uniformed police, and people are breaking windows, and people being harmed in certain situations or threatened to be harmed. >> understand, don, that police resources have to be used sparingly and appropriately and they have to be used in a manner that allows the police department to engage where necessary. you see the line that they're holding, they're doing a very good job, i think, that the leadership in charlotte has put further a new way to deal with these situations as we see those officers standing their ground and not being as aggressive as we've s

chance for activity as we make our way into the 8:00 a.m. hour looks like an even better chance for some rain showers across the little bit of a break as as we make our way into recess time, and a little bit later on in the afternoon, we'll see our chance of showers increasing again. >> i want recess time. can i get recess time? >> yes, you can, john. >> i'm glad. i'm going to take that forecast to heart. >>> take a short recess right now while i read the story. when you think tim tebow, you think football. not anymore. he's taking the baseball world by storm, the player taking place if his first workout with the new york mets instructional league. he drew quite a crowd, hundreds of people turning out for the practice in port st. lucie school, taking a long recess, john. >> there you go. >> watching tebow play an entirely new sport, cheering for every move he made. >> the hottest selling jersey rocketed in recent days. we should have rai-- talking a little football next. >> he is a play maker, plus a mysterious note in an envelope full of mon

as we head out toward 3, 4:00 this afternoon, a mix of sun, some high clouds. the humidity stays fairly low, kind of like yesterday. then, if you're out and about this evening, we drop to around 04 by 8 p.m. we should have mainly clear skies at that point. we do have hotter weather coming later on this week, and we'll talk talk all about that in the 7-day forecast coming up in about 10 minutes or so. >>> 8:04 now. the presidential candidates are hitting the road this labor day. >> this as new poll numbers show where they stand with voters. >> and president obama and russia's president huddle on the side lines of the g20 adelle: at first, i was so happy to teach in north carolina. but we've fallen to 41st in teacher pay, 44th in per-student spending, and a lot of us even have to buy school supplies. governor mccrory talks about raising our pay, but he tried to cut education funding to its lowest budget share in over 30 years. like over two thousand other teachers, i'm having to move to another state someone needs to fix this. >>> welcome back. it's 8:70 now. dona

things will wind down as we head toward this evening. in terms of how much rainfall we could see, it looks like the heaviest will be north and west of town where we could get additional rain. i'm expecting at lea least 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 inch in most areas. 60's tonight, still muggy. this front will stall in southeastern massachusetts tomorrow. that may early shower there. otherwise, we're drying it out and turning less humidity. humidity drops slowly. wednesday, thursday, we bring in fall, it's going to feel like it. then we see temperatures warming up back into the low 80's on friday. let's get you back to the roads. wet for some of us. >> mostly north and west, as you mentioned. be careful. not so much downtown proper. within that 495 belt, you're looking pretty good downtown. up to the north, route 3 looking good. 495 down as well as 93. 93 wide open right down to the city. of course, those heavier rains, merrimac valley all the way down towards route 2 could affect your ride this morning. certainly take it easy up there. no troubles on th

look how those gusts really start to ramp up as we move toward saturday night. 8:00 o'clock. ds gusting over 40 miles per hour. we continue to is he those winds picking up in intensity as we move toward sunday night. look at this. 60 miles per hour in parts of south jersey, central and southern delaware so heavy rain still to the south. cloud cover across the philadelphia area will likely stay dry for much of the day tomorrow but watch the clock as that rainfall starts to move in from the south. a lull for parts of the area north and west of philadelphia. but look at what happens. sunday into monday, we start to see some of those rain bands move a little farther inland toward the i-95 corridor. and the system is going to linger with the rainfall showers down the shore. so we're talking anywhere from three to 6-inches along the immediate coast. lesser amounts an i or less around philadelphia. lighter amounts once you move toward the pocono mountains. so as we take a look at the forecast down the shore, clouds tomorrow. evening rain, rain and wind through monday at least. and on

and we see wind gusts about 30 miles an hour right now. and we'll continue to see them increase ashe storm gets closer. 76 degrees on sunday. but just a 30% chance of rain. monday, 40% chance of rain and tuesday is dry. p. a. suburbs, no rain. lehigh valley no rain. that's why we have neighborhood forecasts. new jersey, yeah, some rain sunday afternoon and night. the jersey shore heavy rain. moving in sunday afternoon, into monday, even tuesday. and delaware starting to get some rain, too. especially toward the beaches. northern part of delaware, the wilmington area is going to be in a lot better shape than rehoboth beach. this is a beach thing and water is very dangerous and at high tide, there's going to be flooding near the ocean. flooding at the back bay. and you don't want to drive through flooded streets. >> and the storm when it goes out to sea, the biggest concern is when it whips back around. >> yeah, if it would continue moving in its current direction, we'd be fine. and most storms do. at this time of the year in that area. but not this one. >> all right. some people mig

we have scattered showers throughout worcester county and then as you take a closer into boston we saw it, a lot of wet weather in fenway and a couple of seconds ago i was even seeing yellow colorings in here indicating some heavier rainfall. now take it into southeastern mass heavier rainfall bridgewater out through kingston, duxbury as well. these spokes, these bands of the yellow and oranges, the heavier rainfall continued to track from south to north and while it is widespread scattered showers expected through not only tonight but through the better part of tomorrow, there will be some times of dry weather and also some times of heavy rainfall. so going through the time line here overnight tonight i think we can break apart some of those showers at least through later evening hours. widespread showers could become heavy at times through tomorrow morning, still some of those isolated downpours that work through the area until about midday. then i think into the afternoon some of us could catch some areas of no rain, sometimes, then we continue with the scattered showers activity as

then the clouds increase again on friday and steadier rain looks to arrive as we head into the second half of the day and that will continue into saturday as well. some areas as we head on over the next several days could see anywhere from one to two inches rain as the chances will linger into monday, but by mid next week, looks as though we should start to see some improvement. there's the latest look at your forecast. breathes polluted air. the most polluted nation are sub-sahara and africa and china. doctors say nearly three million deaths per year are linked to air pollution. globally, the amount of pollution is up 8% since 2008. >> mark: new at 5. p, forget self-driving cars. nissan has rolled out its self-driving seat. the newly developed pro-pilot chair could end the need to stand in line. i kind of like this idea. fleet of self-driving seats are equipped with sensors allow e one in front of it. six chairs are currently on show at nissan's public gallery in japan. nissan says any decision to roll them out further would depend on the public's response. cool idea. a new app is av

we will continue to watch this breaking news and bring you more as we get it. in the meantime, we are going to talk about politics next. we do have new polls from battleground states where each nominee stands and why one of our guests says neither one of them can afford to relax as voters weigh their options. or get the outlander l starting at $5,599. don't miss out. visit your local dealer before october 31st. can-am, the ride says it all. ♪ everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. greg: hillary clinton going into monday night's debate with a slight edge over donald trump but she's still falling behind when voters are asked about hers even her health. recent four-way matchup leading trump 49 to 39% n. the battle state of florida u trump has lead and in quinnipiac clinton with slight edge in colorado. joining me now, son, president and founder of indian and a former bill clinton campaign adviser. good to see you both,

as i hope we do. the white house is responsibility to address the long-standing concerns quickly to make sure it's getting support from both sides of the aisle we are certainly working in the house to facilitate the meetings. the ideas on how we resolve these outstanding issues so that we can be in a position to move this legislation hopefully again this year. and so let me conclude and i would be glad to take questions as i said at the outset. we have to carefully examine and re-examine our trade policies and make sure that they are hitting the mark in the 21st century. with the lead on trade with this white house into the next and to do that successfully we have to reframe the debate back to the power of economic freedom. we have to make clear this is about protecting our freedom to trade our freedom around the world with as little government interference as possible and given all the is at stake we can't afford to disengage we have to see in a and set up aggressively for our freedom to trade i woul

once we were sure the power was cut off we got out and started pulling out as many people as we could. >> i assisted in maybe about four people. then the police came and they, you know -- >> the people that you told, what was their state? were they conscious? >> they were obviously in shock. one woman had a gash the entire length of her leg. other people had a lot of head injuries. one man was missing a couple of fingers. it is terrible. a lot of blood. >> and the station is 7 miles from new york. we'll listen into our sister station in new york city, wnbc. >> there were also several safeguards and active measures this conductor had to take. some how this train did collide despite whether the active measures were applied or not applied. they will be looking to see what it was. it is often called a dead man's pedal. mike larson was a witness to this accident. >> well, right now we don't know what happened. tra trains normally pull in there. >> we'll move on now and of course situations like this everybody had cell phones. people have been posting pictures and images on social media. we

as we get deeper into friday, the rain chances will be increasing. attentional flooding to the mid-atlantic states. we are going to see pieces of this heavy rain break off and head o ur direction friday night and set it up. notice that noontime, it is still mainly dry. by the evening hours, the rain is coming in. the rest of us see that rain filling and during the overnight. and you are waking up on saturday morning, and it looks to be a wet start. a wet start to the weekend and then on sunday a couple of lingering showers. i don't think we really start to brighten things up until the pattern out out of here. olessa: so far the roads looking quite. that is southbound heading to the bottom of the screen. the leverett connector all nice and quite this point. if you're heading out at the expressway, we have some road work towards the o'neill tunnel. south of town, you're in good shape on routes 3, 24, 95. southbound, from route more road work in the final stages on 128 south by route 3. no problems on 495. randy: thank you. right now family and friends a

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