. >> taking a look athat is ing onow her wh the philippines. we were just talking about how yesterday -- i should say yesterday, typhoon sao lachla a brought flooding so the rain is falling on saturated land. in the next 24 hours we could see 150 millimeters of rain or so. in the last 24 hours, some places picked up more than 480 millimeters of rain. nearly half a meter. the wst of it is over. but in the next 24 hours you are likely to see anything from 80 up to another 150 mill meeters in -- millimeters in some places. we have a strong southwest monsoon at the moment. and this system which is really pulling up a lot of energy through the philippines through northern parts of indochina in through this system. let's update you on what is going on. this tropical storm has reached typhoon status. it has just been sitting very, very slowly spinning in the east china sea. now it's starting to impact mainland china. the eye of the storm getting ready to move into the province over the next couple days. we'll see the storm -- yes it will weaken from h

we have a lot of weather secrets for our viewers at home, and we have athat in the seven-day forecast on when things finally warm up. again, that was chris bedford with team othracle placing firs and second today. temperatures right now in the it's chilly and typical for august here. we look at more fog in the next couple of days. let's move on to what we expect out in the pacific. we have systems forming with a lot of cold air. most of the rain and activity will stay into alaska. also in the northwest. for us what we'll find is high pressure offshore. it's not going to be too strong, but in that in between weather. not too hot or cold, anywhere from 70s and 80s as we look at the east and for the south bay. as we move on, it will be in the mid to upper 80s here expected for livermore and into pleasanton and dublin. now, for the racing out here, temperatures will be in the 60s with some sun and also some clouds. it's going to be just what those boaters want up with winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. of course, there are so many facts about this. did you know that the best fueling is at the

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petty officer first class was one ofthe water died in athat helicopter crash last week. he was scheduled to return home this fall. to endin facing pressure his senate campaign. he says he will not leave the race. he has until 6:00 p.m. to without needing court approval. >> after battling thunderstorms jellyfish, discover was forced to become the first person to swim across the florida straits. , herarks and jellyfish attempt at a record 103 to theim from cuba florida keys. the insurance summer was pulled tuesday, one day shy of her sixty third birthday. >> she is severely sunburned, a couple hits from the jellyfish. she has a strained biceps muscle and she can barely walk. >> her lips and tongue were because of then salt water. her face was smeared with black paste to fight off hypothermia. she suffered the same issues have kept her from making the same journey last year. this time, she faced even more waters.ous sharks circling part of the day, s before that, the side -- sky exploded over her. that's will adopt some much rain, her straight line to at one. living like a

. >> and there is some is a athat say it looks like a horror movie. experts is a sure it's just summer fun for crickets. >>> here is a look at trending searches on google. first carly red confirmed she has a child she's kept secret. next bill cosby, there was an internet hoax claiming he had died and he has not. and foo fighters searching for information on whether last night's show was their last. it wasn't. the band is planning more shows right now. >> and somewhere must be the forecast. >> i guess it's trending because there is attention on what is now become a cattor goery one. and new orleans time, right around new orleans as a matter of fact as a category one is moving slowly. danger is that mefy rains will continue to fall. there by in the area, there are warm and hot conditions especially into the southwest of phoenix, 107 and state wide here, we'll see highs in low to mid-90s in chico and sacramento. there is 93 in yosemite. 107 in palm springs. there is locations hitting 90 degrees tomorrow as well, highs up to 90s in fairfield. there is mid

. >> reporter: athat's right. moisture overnight. the day plan soldier going to keep the clouds around. satellite and radar, most of them have moved off to the last 30 or 45 minutes. most of us are sitting in the 60s right now by 7:00, 8:00 a few of us will peak into the lower 70s. however up the rain gear later on today, we could see showers or storms begin to pop on up i think we are fine through the lunch time hours, even through the early afternoons, -- afternoon, we'll get through the upper 70s and we could see 82 degrees. then 4:00, 5:00 the moisture starts to move on in through the east, our temperatures will start to drop off. visibility is down but for most of the city center, we are looking pretty good and down toward the eastern shore. overall today though the fog will mix quickly. a few of the showers possible by late in the day though, you want to have the umbrella nearby. another opportunity for rape in our tuesday forecast as well. doppler radar not too bad with fairly mild temperatures comfortable, for the most part,

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closer to the lake and allow families to enjoy not just one season but all of the seasons and the way athatof her love and affection for her children. >> the former mayor was emotional, talking about the park's potential. his late wife's name what will replace that of his father. >> maggie loved the city. she loved his children, especially. we are fortunate in our lives to have children. and all of the children of chicago maggie felt were part of hers. this will be a place for kids and families to come together. and it will be more than a place of recreation. it will be a place to remember. it will serve as a reminder of the standard sheet set. >> the majority of the $55 million price tag comes from the underground parking garage. $10 million comes from private donations. while the remaining $10 million will be split between the parkway foundation and the park district funds. construction is slated to begin this fall and completed by 2015. >> illinois governor pat quinn is using this weekend to decide whether or not to sign legislation that would expand gambling in ilinois. it does not soun

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he will be flying into an air force base athat is scheduled t be closed.ay carney was asked about it yesterday. didn't seem to know about it. talk about gasp. we will. straight ahead fox and friends starts off in 10 minutes. it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we believe in the power of people when technology works for you. to dream. to create. to work. if you're going to do something. make it matter. >> good morning. it is 9 minutes before the hour. there's no place like home, right? a new study showing a dramatic rise in the number of adults who are still living with their parents. a study finds the number of adults ages 20-34 living at home has surged from 17 percent in 1980 to 20 percent. that's a total of 43 percent of people living at home who are under the age of 25. say good-bye to hotmail. they are planning to phase that out and replace it with a new outlook e-mail service. microsoft says hotmail has lost ground

one long-time economist even is quoted saying athat it's both puzzling and bogus at the same time.nder congressman ryan said this. >> i could go chapter and verse, but i won't bore you or upset you. >> i don't know about you, but i get upset when the facts get left out of the conversation. joining any now is sharon finney, msnbc political analyst and former communications director for the democratic national committee, and dana mill bank, columnist for "the washington post". thank you for joining me this evening. >> good evening, reverend. >> dana, what's the play for republicans? why even talk about medicare given the fact it's a losing issue for them? >> the question reverend is how much of a losing issue it is. so this is an area where they expect to be at a disadvantage, and this is sort of inoculation. if you get out there and make an attack, even if it is as in this case a completely false attack, the other side is responding to it or complaining about it as opposed to making the attack themselves. really the best defense is a good offense in this case. so it actually makes t

. >> personal attacks athat i thik is unbecoming of the presidency. >> and lets you focus on the positiveance, that barack obama is a communist. that he hates freedom and favors satan. >> really any moral high ground -- >> every time this president goes into class warfare mode, he moves into this drawl. where did he pick up the drawl? southern hawaii, southern chicago, southern bronx or southern indonesia. >> i can't think of one prominent republican who talks the way they talk. >> does the lake behind you have reflective properties? >> cocaine snorting and what he ain't, fido. >> him, her. >> that's so classy. let's get right to our panels. all winners. i promise. steve kornacki, host of "the cycle," hogan, and maria teresa kumar. hogan, i want to start with you. >> of course. >> won't start out easy on you. it seems to me like this is an attempt, we've seen the polls. president obama's likability numbers are pretty high. we've seen governor romney taking a hit in the polls. a bit over the last few weeks in terms of his likability, so you know, it seems what we're really seeing here is a

after the athat can with their fellow worshipers dead and wounded. morning sikhs delivered foods and beverages to the first responders to the media. a sikh tradition offer meals to those who come in the temple. even those on scene in the aftermath of murder. we have team fox coverage tonight. jonathan hunt with insight from the suspect's former mother-in-law. first let's get to rick leventhal live tonight in oak creek, wisconsin. police say this man acted alone. >> lone gunman, shep, now dead along with six of his victims. that mysterious person of interest is now off the hook the fbi says the man with the 9/11 tattoo who showed up at the shooting scene used his phone to record members of the sikh community has been located, questioned, and cleared. meanwhile, two shooting victims cling to life in a local hospital, including oak creek police lt. brian murphy who respond to the shooting and attending to the victim when wade michael page ambushed at 8 or 9 times at close range. when other officers arrived on scene, shep, murphy tried to wave them off t

so we'll have athat update for you coming up. for us great beach weather. those are the weather words of the day. let's talk to mike and see what's happening in the traffic department. >> we look the at flow through the north bay. a live look shows you san raphael. the southbound commute direction obviously a big contrast on the northbound side with very few sides. 101 at the limit and na vaud doe into the golden gate bridge. we look at the east bay. the cash lanes at the bay bridge, a smooth drive approaching the area but we have word that the macarthur boulevard on and off ramp is closed because of related police activity. we told you about some sort of activity, an accident with injuries there. chp won't give details. we have a crew heading to the scene. fremont 880 moves slowly and no delays aacross the bay as well and you cross that san mateo bridge. back to you. >> visual treat and how about eye candy for you and boaters off the coast in southern california treated to a rare appearance by a humpback whale. >> pretty cool. it all happened off the coast

now we move on to the number one pick in the draft andrew luck for the colts because athat for the rest of his life at least his career, they are going to measure these guys against each other. and yesterday, last night, andrew luck looked the part of a number 1 draft pick. let's look at his first action as an indianapolis colt. remember, he is replacing peyton manning. big shoes to fill. first pass of his preseason career goes for a touchdown. >> short pass. >> but he recognized the blitz. he dumped it off 63 yards later andrew luck one pass, one touchdown, not bad. later, more andrew luck and this is why the scouts drool over the kid because he surveys the field, has the hot read, marx the perfect throw, big- time arm, corner of the end zone. colts win easily 38-3. rg iii, check, everything looked good, andrew luck, check. both guys looked sensational in their first go-around. back to the skins for a moment. le on thursday night we were all talking about rg iii. one guy catching the coach's eye is a runningback who is a sixth round pick, alfred morris really carried the mail on thursd

. >>> this shooting was one of several violent incidents in afghanistan athat left 29 dead over the weekend. insurgents beheaded 17 afghan civilians at a music event in the taliban-controlled area and ten were killed in an attack at a checkpoint in the hellmamund province. >>> we're following a developing story out of central america right now where a powerful earthquake struck off the kois of el salvador. the quake hit after 10:30 last night, about 85 miles from san miguel, el salvador. there are no reports of damage or injuries at this point. a tsunami warning was issued at a dozen counties including mexico and guatemala. it's since been canceled. >>> a kind of scary sight in southern maryland. a waterspout touched down. it can be scary out on a boat as thomas told us before. it was near cobb island. several people shot video and took pictures of the waterspout. it didn't cause any serious damage or injuries, but tom keer neen can tell us what it could have done. >> usually they have winds around 30, 40 miles per hour. you have to take heed and take cover, wauz they can certainly cause pr

i can't believe he's making the case, obam athat we are destroying the old people and the middle-income people. >> sean: it's been the worst campaign i have ever seen. hope and change, smear and slander. >> yeah. >> it's going to get worse. the next 10 weeks, we are going to see what i think is the dirtiest campaign ever-- >>> we already saw it. >> oh, it's just the democrats-- >>> give me an example -- [overlapping dialogue] >> with all of this business about "we built it...." >> they even said on the radio -- >> this is ridiculous. >> welfare. >> he wants to give everybody welfare. how ridiculous -- >> he is expanding the welfare -- [overlapping dialogue] >> the context of that statement is worse. >> sean: i could keep the panel all night. but we have to run. >> i am so happy to be here. >> sean: a "hannity" exclusive, scott romney shares his perspective on his brother's run for the presidency. and rick peri, and south carolina governor nikki haley and governor sarah palin join me as we eagerly await mitt romney's critical speech and we get remarks from clint eastwood and marco rubio,

that connection athat allows me to literally control the activity of the amygdala, the limbic brain, is not fully formed until you're 20. that explains why adolescents are much more sbelsive, why they're much greater risk takers why their intensity is much greater overall. because they don't have that cognitive control that allows you to model late reactions. >> rose: i'm not sure that's good thing. i'd like to be an adolescent. >> everything has a plus and a minus. >> i'd like to pick up a little bit on one of the ideas that emerges from nora's idea about networks which is that if you think of a brain as a series of fixed areas, each one of which does one thing, well, then if you have damage or a problem you're stuck, it's all over. if you think of a brain as a network of interconnected areas then very often you can think about doing work-arounds. >> compensations. >> you can think about compensating and the brain is incredibly flexible. for everything we know about it, it has the ability often to find some kind of a work-around for some sort of a pre-existing problem. and this is..

athat is mitt romney's message as well. the lofty promises about say it in the oceans or cooling the planet. he said i just want to help you and your family. debt is through the roof. and mitt romney came through as a problem solver. i think that is what clint eastwood was trying to say. >> if you think there is too much talk about clint eastwood, do you think that it's sort of regrettable it may have may diverted from the intention of the speech? even from senator rubio's speech? >> you have 58 speakers. some were home runs, and that is what people are going to remember. people don't vote for actors they're going to vote for who the president of the united states is going to be. he needed to do three things. humanize himself which he did with his life story, touching moment about his dad putting roses on his mom's table. saying with a contrast and how he can make it better. >> governor, nice to see you okay. thank autos coming up, we have much more live from tampa on this final convention night. ron johnson, florida congre