of the augusta victoria hospital thank you sir. u.s. president donald trump is threatening to slap tariffs on nearly all chinese imports he said on friday that he has a package of new duties ready on goods worth two hundred sixty seven billion dollars this is in addition to those already announced on imports totaling two hundred billion dollars the movie scene is the most dramatic escalation in the trade war between china and the u.s. one of china's most senior officials as arrived in north korea lee shanshu is in pyongyang to attend a key military parade on sunday as north korea celebrates its seventieth founding anniversary but contrary to earlier reports china's president xi jinping would be attending the festivities his absence is seen as china's china expressing disappointment over the lack of progress being made in the nuclearization in the north. several senior u.n. officials are in pakistan's push our province for talks about the treatment of afghan refugees for the program day and mark local chrome on those visiting a camp whic

to win a major, the masters at augusta, georgia. so i think -- i cannot even imagine the interest level, the excitement, and the odds of tiger -- for tiger going into the masters next april. i think it's going to be huge. but i do think to cement that legacy and to say this is the greatest comeback we've ever seen in sports history, whatever, which i don't even know if we want to go there, i think it has to be a major for tiger to do that. >> right, yes. it might be a little premature for that. i mean, looking at what has happened, has tiger woods earned his right for a new start after all the fallout from his public and personal scandals and, of course, all his surgeries? >> you know, it's a great question. the one that most people remember was the run-in with the fire hydrant and the subsequent dismantling of his personal life and his family life with all the stories of affairs and other things, divorce with his wife, the mother of his two children. that was actually all the way back in 2009, november of 2009. so that's been a lon

he's lived for a little while in augusta georgia. st. louis was a big city, but maybe a smaller neighborhood and heavily industrialized cleveland his family bought a house in a jewish neighborhood in many of the northeastern and midwestern cities as a pattern of migration. african-americans followed jewish americans into somewhat suburban neighborhoods often peered himes graduated from high school, one of the few black students at an integrated high school in the jewish neighborhood in cleveland. it's worthwhile to remember that links he is also housed sort of a similar academic career finish is a few years older than chester himes. in the summer of 1926, chester himes graduated from high school in january and he's working at this very posh hotel in african-americans had all the service jobs, the busboys, the custodial staff and one day he was flirting with two young white women and i mention this because it's going to wind up coming up again and again in the work and life of chester himes, interracial desire. he was flirting many steps

it is different, walking to the first tee at augusta, said andrews, to the first tee in the ryder cuprd to explain to someone that has not had to hit that tee shot before. —— st andrews. the players now have two more days to fine tune their form. europe may have home advantage, but they know the challenge is as daunting as ever. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. in cricket, pakistan are up against bangladesh in the asia cup on wednesday and after two defeats against bitter rivals india. they'll be hoping for a reaction in dubai. pakistan succumbed to a nine wicket defeat against india on sunday and pace bowlers hasan ali and mohammad amir have been particularly out of form. and shoaib malik has conceded the more experienced players need to do more. when you have senior cricketers in your dressing room, their responsibility is notjust to perform on a consistent basis. their goal is to groom the youngsters, also. i think that is a big responsibility. it isjust also. i think that is a big responsibility. it is just that when you lose, if you don't make too many changes, eventually you stand u

it's different, you know, walking to the first tee at augusta, at saint andrews, walking to the firsthat it is very hard to explain. it is hard to explain to someone that hasn't had to hit that tee shot before. the players now have two more days to find during theirform. ——fine tune. europe may have home advantage, but they will know the challenge is as daunting as ever. this afternoon saw the celebrity ryder cup taking place with people like former us secretary of state condoleezza rice and former footballer luis figo taking part. but one man who struggled to look the part for once was actor samuel ljackson. he managed to completely mess up his opening drive ending up in the rough on the left hand side. that is not a mess up. that is kelly slater, the surfer who rescued things luckily for team usa. what a cracking shot that was. jackson had a slightly struggled before him. kelly's letter came in to save his partner. —— kelly slater came in. boxer billyjoe saunders has been fined £100,000 and given a severe reprimand about his future conduct after a social media video from him, which

it's different, you know, walking to the first tee at augusta, at saint andrews, walking to the firster cup is that different that it at the ryder cup is that different thatitis at the ryder cup is that different that it is very hard to explain. it is hard to explain to someone that hasn't had to hit that tee shot before. the players now have two more days to find during their form. europe may have home advantage, but they will know the challenge is as daunting as ever. this afternoon saw the celebrity ryder cup taking place with people like former us secretary of state condoleezza rice and former footballer luis figo taking part. but one man who struggled to look the part for once was actor samuel ljackson. he managed to completely mess up his opening drive, ending up in the rough on the left hand side. and then he duffed this chip from off the green. playing partner and fellow actor kurt russell not looking too impressed. but luckily the us team had kelly slater to save samuel ljackson's blushes... the 11—time surf league champion undoubtedly hit the shot of the day. he was in troub

housed with some of the most violent inmates in the country, a prison employee asked dixson to sketch augusta national from his 6 x 8 cement cell, the former art student with a checkered past drew vivid fairways he's never been to. >> the artwork takes me to another place. >> reporter: the golf channel's jimmy roberts profiled dixson's art and holes in the case interviewing lamar scott who confessed to the killing. >> valentino dixson was convicted of murdering jackson. did he commit that crime? >> no, he didn't. >> who did? >> i did. >> reporter: years later, lawyers who lobbied for dixson's exoneration won. >> i always felt this day would come but i doesn't know when. >> reporter: for the man who spent more than half his life behind bars, this was the moment marking the start of a new one. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, sick of robocalls? we're going to tell you about the technology that could finally put an end to scams that cost americans billion as year. >>> also, thinking about checking a bag on your next flight? get ready to pay even more. hear why just ahead. >>>

drift southward along the south carolina aoast line then move inland more close towards the columbia, augusta, perhaps the atlanta area. that's the reason for the delay. they will have to deal with the moisture. that's moving into next week. sheena has your five day forecast comin up. >> thank you for the update, truck. >>> resident trump says the federal government is, quote, totally prepared to face florence. yesterday a reporter asked what the u.s. could eleven from hurricane maria. >> the storm pummeled puerto rico killing 3,000 people and power was just restored last month. here's the president's take. >> i think puerto rico was incredibly successful. puerto rico was actually our toughest one of all because it's an island. you can't trunt thingsit, everything is by boat. when the storm hit they had no electricity essentially before the storm and when the storm hit that took it out entirely. i think puerto rico was an incredible unsung success. >>> news 4's tracie potts will have more on that criticizing fema's response last year. >>> 4:06. new developments in the crisis in the catholic c

north dakota, fargo, to baton rouge, louisiana, augusta, maine to albuquerque, new mexico.n the san joaquin valley, i spoke to him this morning, there is a summit hosted by jim costa, attended by 400 people at the clovis medical center. in new haven, as we speak, two of my friends, senator richard blumenthal and chris murphy are at yale university holding a summit. congressman carla it from the 25th district in florida. communities are stepping up to address whatever issues are important in that community. for their own experiences dealing with cancer. this is the american spirit. sounds corny, but this is the american spirit addressing this deadly disease. not by being afraid, but by saying that the binding cancer initiative, we can be cancer fierce. people feel it. they feel the movement to make progress. they feel the urgency of now. it gives them hope, real hope. whether you are called the biting cancer initiative or so many other initiatives around and many other initiatives around the country, the communities are beginning to come together to improve go outcomes. the

with roughly 100 forms returned so far at the suburban augusta school, a third consent to the paddling. the school hopes this paddle policy serves as a deterrent. blake mccoy, nbc news. >> a lot for folks to talk about. when we come back, the 9/11 family member keeping memories of the fallen alive. name by name. "inspiring america" is next. staring down a man with a. what he claims the guy screamed as he came at him. plus, the hov rules are changing. the drivers who will soon be booted from the carpool lane. next at 6 >>> finally in our "inspiring america" report tonight, as our nation comes together to mark the 17th anniversary of 9/11, we meet a woman who lost someone close in the attacks and is now helping keep the memory of the fallen alive, not just on this day, but each and every day. a ritual of remembrance. >> happy birthday, angela. >> unfolds every day at the 9/11 memorial in new york. liza yonis is laying a single white rose on the names of victims on their birthday. >> there isn't one day through the year where there isn't a birthday of a victim. >> how many today? >> today

you were one of the first two women to be admitted to augusta national. was that a surprise?leezza: a total surprise that came totally out of the blue when someone offered membership. i was so stunned i didn't say anything. he said you are going to say yes, aren't you? david: are you a good golfer? condoleezza: i am an ok golfer. i started late. i was a competitive figure skater as a kid. i took up golf the summer i was secretary of state and didn't play very much, but i love it. yeah, i am a decent golfer now, a good putter. david: you once said you would not mind being the nfl commissioner. is that still your ambition? condoleezza: i told a good friend of mine, roger goodell. i said come when you're talking about the arabians all the time, your job looked good. i said it does not look so good from northern california. [laughter] david: since you left government, you have written four books, and a new book about the political risks business people should take into account when making business decisions. why is this an important consideration? condoleezza: when people thought

providing a template for the a.dministration's proposal >> reporter: in a rural pocket of maine, east of augusta- year-old tim keefe lives in a spartatwo-room trailer without a bathroom or even any running water. a navy veteran, he's single and has two grown daughters. e don't need too much refrigeration this time of year. >> reporter: his only in$2me is about 00 a month in food stamps. >> you're not eating like a king, but you're eating. so, that's the important part. >> reporter: but not too long ago, things were even more fodifficult keefe. he was working at a manufacturing plant when he suffered a wrist injury that required multiple surgeries. he lost his job and then his home. >> in here, this is where i t spst winter. >> reporter: for a time, keefe lived in a sma tent, warmed by an electric heater. adding to the hardship, keefe had no access to food stamps that's because, beginning in 2014, if you were under and you weren't caring for children, maine started enforcing a three- month time limit on food stamps unless you were working 20 hours a week, volunteering or in a job training program

and yes, he is threatening macon and augusta to a certain extent. but it's like the hurricane warnings we are seeing in the news today. the fact that it is going to pass 50 miles to the south still means you are going to buy bottled water and nail up your houses. the confederates had to shore up their defenses. that was going to happen. i think the formation was partly to be mutually supporting and to allow them to move quickly. the dark secret of sherman's march is if they stopped for more than a day, it begins to die. the ability to gather supplies diminishes the longer it stands still. he had to keep moving. anything that stopped them from moving, and this was the real confederate opportunity, they had opportunities to stop them for a day or two or three and they actually do it on the right wing where 700 confederates stop the entire right wing for a day and a half, but they are not supported and it does not work. but sherman needs to keep everybody moving and that's the essence of that formation. ok? yes, sir. >> thank you for a wonderful presen

now the augusta victoria along with five other hospitals in east jerusalem is facing a funding crisis after the united states decided to withhold its twenty five million dollar annual contribution it's money that was vital in plugging part of the debt owed to the hospitals by the palestinian authority allowing them to keep going aspinall says that patients will start the family impact of this decision within weeks that without alternative sources of funding it can only afford to maintain the current level of services until the end of september nearby at the mocassin hospital money is even tighter already medicine is being rationed the trouble ministration has been increasing pressure on the palestinian leadership ahead of the publication of its peace plan withholding two hundred million dollars in aid to the palestinian authority deciding to end entirely its three hundred sixty five million dollars annual contribution to the main u.n. agency the palestinian refugees on raw or goes to victoria's chief executive says he had believed the money for hospitals would still come through given

with roughly 100 forms returned so far at the suburban augusta tochool, a third consenhe paddling.ool hopes that li this paddle po serves as a deterrent. blake mccoy, nbc news. >> a lot for folks to talk about. when we come back, the 9/11 family member keeping memories of the fallen alive. name by name. me "inspiring aca" is next. alive. alive. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps repair and strengthen weakened enamel. gum detoxify and gum & enamel repair, from crest. gums are good, so is my check-up! crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. come hok., babe. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! (tiffany) with counseling nicotine patch and

you were one of the first two women to be admitted to augusta national. condoleezza: i was, indeed.: was that a surprise? condoleezza: a total surprise that came totally out of the blue when someone offered membership. i was so stunned i didn't say anything. he said you are going to say yes, aren't you? i said, oh yeah. david: are you a good golfer? condoleezza: i am an ok golfer. i started late. i was a competitive figure skater as a kid. and then a very tennis player. i took up golf the summer i was secretary of state and didn't play very much, but i love it. yeah, i am a decent golfer now, a good putter. david: you once said you would not mind being the nfl commissioner. condoleezza: yeah. david: is that still your ambition? condoleezza: i told a good friend of mine, roger goodell. i said when you are worrying about the russians and iranians all the time, your job looked good. i said it does not look so good from northern california. [laughter] david: since you left government, you have written four books, and a new book about the political risks business people should take into

augusta, maine to albuquerque, new mexico.the san joaquin valley, i spoke to him this morning, there is a summit hosted by jim costa, attended by 400 people at the clovis medical center. in new haven, as we speak, two of my friends, senator richard blumenthal and chris murphy are at yale university holding a summit. congressman carla it from mariano -- excuse me, the 25th district in florida. communities are stepping up to address whatever issues are important in that community. for their own expenses, dealing with cancer. this is the american spirit. sounds corny, but this is the american spirit. addressing this deadly disease. not by being afraid, but by saying that the binding cancer initiative, we can be cancer fears. -- fierce. people feel it. they feel the movement to make progress. they feel the urgency of now. it gives them hope, real hope. called the are biting cancer initiative or so many other initiatives around the country, the communities are beginning to come together to improve outcomes. the idea is the same. do

the scene a compact exposes was detonated the taliban has denied carrying out the attack kind of augusta's they says from kabul the first attack on that sports center a center for wrestling in the dusty bar she neighborhood of kabul back to a western suburb of kabul mainly shia has are living in that neighborhood and then the second bomb came soon after targeting first responders and journalists to have gone to cover that event to journalists from tolo t.v. were killed they were actually reporting live from the scene just moments before the second explosion i mean far far from me somebody were killed in that attack among the twenty people killed and more than sixty injured in that attack it's the second attack in that neighborhood in in the past month an education center was attacked about a few weeks ago young young men and women who are preparing for university exams so it's particularly brutal attack in as are a shia neighborhood of kabul. more to come on the program including seventeen people were killed on syria's last rebel province as u.s. president. government forces to avoid a sla

of augusta victoria hospital and secretary for the issue some hospitals network he says patient patients should not be caught in the middle of a political issue. this is diverse to think you know we're very sort of this is this is you know i cannot describe such a decision and its effect on our people in jerusalem we are the only entity in the whole of police time that provides services that are not available elsewhere including radiation therapy to cancer patients including open heart surgeries to children at because in hospital including haemodialysis for children at the list of the this is immense this is of protest afic nature i mean you don't use it as elements for food negotiations for for peace i mean this is not a low but this is this is inhumane this is very cruel i used this as a platform for the international community to intervene we cannot continue the lives of patients are at risk i'm talking about patients who are severely sick who are about to die who have you know who already put so much effort to arrive to egypt because of accessibility issues because of barriers at are

of augusta victoria hospital and secretary for the eastern hospital's network he told al-jazeera patients should not be course in the middle of political issues i cannot describe such a decision and its effect on our people in jerusalem we are the only entity in the whole of british time that provides services that are not available elsewhere including radiation therapy to cancer patients including open heart surgeries to children because it was that including haemodialysis for children at the list of victoria has to this is immense this is of catastrophically michel i mean you don't use humans as elements for food because she says for for me this is not a low but this is this is inhumane this is very cruel and now i i use this as a platform for the international community to intervene we cannot continue the lives of patients are at risk i'm talking about patients who are severely sick who are about to die who have you know who already put so much effort to arrive to egypt because of accessibility issues because of barriers at areas checkpoints in gaza and other sic points are on the west

. >> commissioner pearlman: number 8 for the minutes on august 15, project owner is jerry augusta and his name is spelled wrong, it's g-e-r-r-y. >> commissioner wolfram: page 3. >> commissioner pearlman: it's g-e-r-r-y. >> clerk: very good. >> commissioner wolfram: if there are no further revisions, do i have a motion to adopt the minutes as amended? >> i move to adopt. >> clerk: on that motion then to adopt the minutes as corrected -- [roll call vote] that motion passes unanimously 7-0. item 5, commission comments and questions. >> commissioner johnck: i wanted to congratulate the planning department -- [inaudible] of the department and my colleague here, commissioner johns, to attend. i was only available to attend one of the sessions, but it was the wednesday, august 22. and there were five presentations that were different, unusual, but very helpful to our program. there was a discussion of an historic concept statement for the edwardian style of architecture. we always hear the word victo a victorian. and then there was a discussion of the social and cultural aspects of architect

(grant)this is happening in augusta, georgia.consent to paddle form" -- asking them if they're ok with administrators hitting their child with a wooden paddle.the form spells it out, students will be taken to an office behind closed doors.the student will place their hands on their knees or piece of furniture and will be struck on the buttocks with a paddle. no more than three licks should be given... according to the form. the superintendent says the parent response has been across the board.jody boulineau:"great! it's about time. we're so glad that this is happening again. they should never have taken it out of school. all the way to oh my goodness, i can't believe you're doing that. (grant)the controversial policy that hasn't been around for years.if parents opt out of paddling -- they have to agree to up to 5 days of suspension.less than a less than a third of the parents who have responded have reportedly given consent for their kids to be paddled.the school says it will use a "three strike" policy, meaning the paddling does

you yourself earlier this year at augusta, you described yourself as a walking miracle.ourself now? >> well, i'm just blessed. i'm lucky. i am lucky, because it worked out for me. you know, my back was in a pretty bad spot for me, and to be able to have a back that is not like what it used to be and still be able to somehow have figured this out, to figure out a golf swing and a game built on, you know, a fixed point in my back, it's been pretty interesting. it hasn't been easy, but i've -- i've been very lucky to have had a great team around me, and they have worked so hard to give me a chance and also the support i've had from them means all the world to me. >> rarely quite extraordinary, ana. he had spinal fusion surgery on that back last year. he's made a huge statement. he's won again, and now he has the ryder cup to look forward to as he heads to the french capital paris to take on team europe. >> good for tiger woods. patrick snell, thanks for that reporting. we're back in just a moment. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin

it's a k through 9 school near augusta, georgia. they sent a consent form to parents asking them if they're okay with the idea of admiratheir kids with a wooden paddle. the form states the student will be taken behind closed doors where they will be struck on the behind. ironically the school says it will use a three-strike policy when it comes to the punishment meaning it wouldn't happen until a third offense. >> honestly we feel that it's something that is not going to be used very often. sometimes it's just kind of the threat of it being there becomes a deterrent in itself. >> so far fewer than 1/3 of parents have given their consent for their kids to be spanked, paddled really. parents who opt out have to agree to up to five days of suspension instead. >>> love it or hate it, everybody has an opinion about b.a.r.t. >> transit is always famoused with challenges. every transit system is -- faced with challenges. every transit system is faced with challenges. >> we take a look back to the begin as kpix5 celebrates years of stories.

choose to define their area of responsibility to the key target areas that lie west of atlanta -- augusta, which has the confederate outer works, certainly a major, major producer of munitions for the confederacy, macon, which has an arsenal, and savannah. each one has its own little circle around it, if you will, that is being defended. what does not happen is the synergy to cry -- to try to come up with a plan. what no one could have predicted is good gets tired of eating a spoiler and decides he was to go and takeskout blow his army to tennessee, which was exactly what sherman was praying for. sherman's only hesitation was if hood had turned back toward him, he could not have turned back toward his army. sherman is free. amazingaks to the relationship between grant and sherman. fromhat i think we benefit drawing a lot of analogies to the present day, but as you know, a new military commander brought into iraq with a new plan, that plan is move forward, the surge. ulysses grant is brought forward and he over aspirations has a new plan. his plan is to use his forces to strike at the enem

but truly at that time, law enforcement knew that he was physically in augusta. >> rather, humphriesthe evidence coming from the parker crime scene. he quickly came to believe this was more than just a bungled home invasion. >> it was apparent that nothing had been taken, or at least nothing that you would suspect to be taken in a burglary. >> humphries thought back to some curious statements bambi had made in her interview with police when she said she had given willingly. >> you're sure you're okay to sit down -- >> i'm not okay but i want to help you. >> soon after the interview started bambi, he said, began describing in detail a feud within her family. at issue was the land bambi owned and that her parents were living on. >> there's been a long, like, family feud. >> right. over the land? >> a long time. >> according to humphries, bambi and diane argued over who should control that property. >> diane wanted to make sure that that property was there for the kids. i think she had become convinced that, you know, bambi was not going to be in a position to manage that property. >> i

and this includes staging shallow water boats in places like augusta, georgia, moving our helicopters from north carolina down to savannah. and as soon as they are operating conditions that allow entry to start doing searches, and of course coordinating with local authorities to make sure that you can find the people that need help. >> obviously this part of the coast doesn't have the same population center as like houston, texas which got hit so hard last year. so walk us through the difference here of going through these areas versus a major city. >> well, of course there is a scale associated with population densities. but the problem remains the same. people that can call for help, you know noe know he where they you can get them. but people have no way of communicating. a lot of people try to use social media rather than calling 911 or the coast guard on the radio. there is nobody monitoring social media. so the issue is to get the request for help to somebody who can respond. >> and based on what you've seen so far compared to hurricane maria last year, who you would you rawould

evolve time and he also keeps winning prizes and now he's won this wonderful ring from god's love augusta keyser ring and i'm sure he'll win lots more prize and other accolade for a while of going tell most congratulations to him and thank you for bringing us the story around all right now before i let you go want to remind you of top story that we're tracking for you this hour. u.s. television star bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman back in two thousand and four is the first celebrity to be sent to jail for a sex crime since the start of the me too movement and us president donald trump has called on all nations to isolate the leadership of iran as long as what he calls the corrupt dictatorship continued in power addressing the united nations in new york he said more sanctions would follow after the resumption of u.s. oil sanctions in early november. follow her rock n roll and bring gulf is up next and i see you tomorrow. for. the first time doing dishes in the fourth quarter of an incredible it's all the mo

that golf hole he grew, augusta national, we think you should be at the masters next year. we are going s to seee cooler te in behind this front caung some orms today. out ahead of it temperatures are l very warm in the mid-to-upps near new orleans a tallahassee minneapoli st. p 57 degrees. wichita drops to 71. then as weo into saturday, chicago is in the mid-60s, but atlanta is in the upper 80s. albah at 88. then on sunday that cooler weather settles into the rtheast. only in the 60s. richmond, virginia, 73 degrees. itos stilly hot along the gulf coast. so with this front we have t chane storm through the interior northeast today. where we , heavy rain thro could see up to 10 to 15 inches of rain. out west it is hot and dry in the southwest, temperatures around 100, and in seattle a with b of rain temperat around 73. that's a l the country. no here a peek out your > good morning. cloudy skies for everybody and me rain now for prince william county.f this is all going over the potomac. prince geos cou charles county, a chunk of southern in line. it'sore than enough to get y

the school is near augusta. to paddle their children if they misbehave. a consent form specifies a student will be taken brsind closed dnd hite buttocks up to three times with a wooden paddle. n adult witness must be present. parents who opt out must agree to a five-day suspension instead. paddling is legal in georgiand 19 other states. >> two indiana boys are recovering after a dramatic creek rescue. it was caught on camera. ey got stuck in a fast current while playing look at this. one boy clinging desperately to nch.ee brafrmg safety.olis taken to the hospital and appearo be in good condition. >>> time for your morningboost. have you ever been on a plane that is diverted? you didn't have food, the things you ed. >> an american airlinesdi pilot d his best to comfort passengers. captain jeff raines, he ordered 40 pizzas while they waited in wichita falls, texas. the captain actually running back and forth between the deliry car and passenger he personally hand-delivered the pies. he says it was a team effort. w

. >> that golf hole he drew was at augusta national. let's send it to dilen fylaa check of the weather. >> good morning, everyone. we're going to see cooler temperatures start to work in behind this front that's causing storms today. out ahead of it, temperatures are warm, in the mid to upper 80s and lower 90s, near new orleans and tallahassee. minneapolis-st. paul, 61 degrees. and chicago is in the mid-60s. atlanta in the upper 80s. albany to 68. raleigh at 88. on sunday, the cooler weather settles in the northeast. richmond, virginia, 73 degrees. it's hot along the gulf coast. with this front, we have a chance of storms in the interior northeast today. and heavy rain in texas and oklahoma, where we could see 10 to 15 inches of rain. out west, it is still hot and dry in the southwest. temperatures around 100. and in seattle, a little rain that's a lookk at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be another very hot day for the inland valleys reaching

how much rainfall today,ome places could pick up 3 inches or more in spots from williamsport up to augustaat's going o in the country. here's what's . >> some spotty showers elsewhere. the flood threat still remains in northern maryland wh flood warnings through today. temperatures are in the mid to low 6. leesburg pretty cool at 65. around 08 for a high, clouds, spotty showers. make sure you have the umbrella with you throughout the afternoon. we'll keep the rain chance es wey, thursday, and by the end of the wee we'll be tracking hurricane florence. exciteming up, we are open champ naomi osaka is here to talk to us about her impressive win and what happened on the court. first these messages. very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? hais not always easy. severe plaque ps

the school superintendent told our augusta affiliate that a third of parents who returned the form gave kind of the norm in school and you didn't have the problems that you have. it's just one more tool that we have disciplinary tool box. >> parents can opt out of the controversial policy. instead their child could face suspension up to five days for misbehaving. georgia is one of 20 states where paddling in schools is legal. that's interesting to note that in 20 states it's legal. >> glad we didn't go to school in georgia. i'm opting out. i don't think somebody should be allowed to physically punish your child. >> parents, too? >> yeah. >> it's much harder to sit down and have a conversation and talk to them about what they did wrong before you use -- >> i don't want anybody physically touching my child. i don't want to do that. much more ahead on "cbs this morning" and only on "cbs this morning," we like being able to say that so i'll say it again. only on "cbs this morning," fbi director christopher wray tells us. by us, i mean norah, why he believes that the fbi is much more capable

and cbs with the golf rights -- jason: he is already the favorite for next spring semesters down in augusta that is how powerful he is. and people really want to bet on his continued success. we will see if it continues but to david's points, this was not coming out of nowhere. david: he has been building. alix: i would love to talk about golf more. [laughter] david: we would do a demonstration for you. jason: we have everything else to talk about. david: many thanks to jason kelly. tune into jason on businessweek on bloomberg radio daily from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. eastern time everyday. coming up, president trump is considering an executive order in -- that would investigate social media companies for violating antitrust laws. alix: check out tv . interact with us directly, go to t and scroll through check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is what i'm watching, the white house is reportedly drafting an executive order where the president says to all its agencies, you take a close look at social media and report back in 30 days. there is a lot of language and i will not bore you

today, some places could pick up three inches or more in spots from williamsport all the way up to augustai'm meteorologist kari hall. we've got some breezy wins kicking up today and toward the coast and slightly cooler temperatures for the coast and the bay. inland valleys are still going to be very warm this afternoon, reaching into the upper 80s. we'll be up to 87 in concord and napa today 85 degrees. downtown san jose 80 degrees, and it will feel nice, as we go toward the middle of the weekend our temperatures come down but more clouds will be moving in, wednesday for the valleys only reaching into the mid-70s. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> thank you, al. >>> naomi osaka is here to talk about her impressive win and what happened on the court, a minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn

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the center of the storm kind of around the augusta area headed maybe in towards shore likely will pullee a lot of that cross the appalachians and that causes rapid flooding, talking about potential mud slides there. katie: thank you, rick, so much. turning to your headlines. hong kong under a red alert as a deadly typhoon mangkhut battering the coast, buildings collapse, and in some places reaching 160 miles per hour. this coming one day after the world's strongest storm the seer hammered the philippines killing at least 40 people. >>> two robbery suspects now facing capital murder charges in the death of a texas cop. officer did he work hull chasing two men after allegedly robbing a bar, a third suspect opened fire culling officer hull. ted williams joined us earlier to weigh in. >> law enforcement officers have to run toward danger and not away from danger. there is a lack of respect for these men and women who serve us on a daily basis. katie: the cops fired back killing deshaunsepto. hull is a 14 year veteran of the police department. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. >>>