. >> no, it's not a new category i think previously someone mentioned we didn't include the southeast asians i think the group is in the other category we can get that out further that information. >> and i think that president fewer has - >> yeah. so i have a question on page 8 thanks for numbering those also so i'm looking at this not english learn and the english learn the upsetting data it the 14 to 8 percent drop out of english learners so mr. koffman what is interesting is by race and and a half language and also maybe you have many here maybe i didn't see it mr. koffman is the amount of students the english learners that complete our course of study but don't pass the kc i think that that being the barrier to graduation that number would be really important also to find out and then, of course, i would we - getting back to the plans so i see that everyone has a different plan i'm wondering if you have a number of how many of our students are english learners and take advantage of the world language accomodation is that something their utilizing and has this helped with the grad

they will break it out into a new category. i think it will keep them from having to give the details in 2015. >> so they want to hide the watch. they want to hide these categories for which analysts are trying to put estimates on. >> i think that's right. ipod was an incredible category with huge volumes. we've seen it in decline for a number of years. and i think the watch is likely to see small units out of the gate. this will be an expensive product and i think that that will be masked to a degree by including it in this other category. >> what is your assessment on how the stock is reacting after hours? >> i think it's about right. i know it's up about a dollar or so. but i think that's about right. the iphone is a bit better. ipad a bit weaker as many did expect.iphone is a bit better. ipad a bit weaker as many did expect.]is a bit better. ipad a bit weaker as many did expect.is a bit better. ipad a bit weaker as many did expect. they gave us their rev nenue guidance. and the pent up momentum, will it continue as it goes

the city's goals can be broken down into four main categories. one is transit improvements and the mayor's transportation task force laid out some goals and is set forward some proposals for funding to fill the gap in transportation funding needs and to make an investment in the transit system. the second is pedestrian, and the city's adoption of vision zero you will see that in better market street as we try to improve pedestrian safety. the third is bicycles. and is related to the increasing mode share that we are seeing for bicycles in the city. we want to provide a better accommodation for bicycles on market street corridor, market street or mission street. in the fourth category is really about the place that market street has in the civic imagination in making sure the street continues to be our most important blvd. we are in the middle of this schedule you see up here. there is vision and planning conceptual design that took about three years and now we are in an environmental review. we anticipate up to two more years of environmental rev

category three right now it is expected to become a category four within the next 12 to 18 hours. confidential, we have not seen the category storm in the atlantic since 2011. then on friday afternoon this is what we're going to be watching. we still have time for the storm to go back and forth on the forecast track, but if this is a category three by the time it hits bermuda, it's going to be devastating. now, across the southeastern part of the united states we're looking at quite a bit of activity here in terms of storms. right now the storms have moved through atlanta. we've seen quite a bit of wind damage, but our main concern is the tornado watches in effect for parts of the carolinas, virginia, georgia. georgia will move out but it will be the carolinas that will have the problems this evening. tomorrow, much better conditio conditions. >> the terrain, yes, thanks a lot. >>> it's been six months since more than 200 nigerian girls have been abducted from school. today a new push to bring them home. today that's next. >> none of the 28 bodies found in a mass grave in mexico b

it's a category 3 at the moment. it was a category 4 earlier.his is one of the strongest storms to threaten the island. hurricane gonzalo is expected to bring heavy rain, strong wind and storm surge expected to be several feet. let's look at a live video -- we do not have the live video of bermuda which was expected. this hurricane is huge. it's a major hurricane. chances are it's knocking out power to parts of the island. so much for that live video. you can see it moving closer to bermuda, to the north/northeast at 16 miles an hour. sustained winds are 115 miles an hour. page are category is category 3 or higher. it's expected to be that as it continues moving in. but the good news for the eastern seaboard is it will continue moving away from us. locally we're nice and dry. a cold front back off to our west. much colder air behind it. and this cold front as it swings through over the middle of your weekend, we shouldn't be seeing any rain out of itç but that cd air will certainly start to build in. through much of the northeast right now, tem

would first apply on our website and they will be contacted by an existing driver who we have a category of drivers of who are already with us who are high performing and who have been invited to help on board drivers. they will receive a car from those drivers who will help them to get a test driver with a mentor. they will give a ride to that mentor and have a photograph taken of the vehicle and 20 point inspection of the vehicle in person and that person can be approved to drive on a lyft platform. there are no physical abilities that i believe other than sight. certainly one must be a holder of a legal california drivers license. >> if i pass the test and chip is a great driver and he's going to assess me driving on the road and if i'm a good driver is that assessing life skills is if someone will pretty much dialogue and tell you a report back if i'm doing a good or bad job. is that pretty much it? >> there is a pretty clear criteria, there are basically check boxes with respect to the performance of that ride along. but yes, there is a recommendation made by the mentor at the concl

are taking a close look at two giant storms threatening land, one in the pacific, hurricane ana, category, taking aim at hawaii though at this point we're hoping it's expected to pass just south of the islands, avoiding a direct hit but bringing heavy rain. now, in the atlantic hurricane gonzalo, category 3, wind gusts up to 160 miles an hour, threatening major damage unfortunately as it moves onshore on bermuda right now. nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is there. >> reporter: angry seas erupted today as the massive hurricane gonzalo bears down on bermuda. damaging winds, 40-foot waves and a dangerously high storm surge slamming the island. looking at a map bermuda looks like the tiniest speck in the ocean. how could it possibly stand up to such a huge storm? imagine bermuda like a stick in the water and the water goes around it, as opposed to that snowplow effect we're so used to it the united states coast. most of bermuda is shut down. and the police commissioner has ordered everyone inside and off the street. for sarah that means taking shelter at her hotel. >> they've cleaned everythin

of course, the new category is electrophones.nthesized birds chirping and water trickling with new age music] (shapiro) any wave form that you can make in the air, you can make in a wire an analogous wave form, and so you can make music; you can make sounds electronically. an early example of the electrophone was the theremin where the player moves his hand further and closer to an antenna and changes the pitch of the sound that way. and a second antenna over here changes the amplitude of the sound that way. [eerie electronic tones] [electric guitar whines] as the century developed, the electric guitar came into very general use, taking the sound of the guitar and picking up the sound on little pick-ups which are like tiny microphones behind the strings and putting those sounds into an amplifier and back out of a speaker. and then, of course, after that, you begin to come to electronic music synthesizers, and on into the future, who knows what will be next. (stubbs) timbre is connected with musical instruments mostly by structure

hurricane gonzalo is ap hurricane went from category 1 to category 2. maximum sustained winds at 110 miles per hour. it is moving away from puerto rico and the surrounding islands. take a look at what happens in the next 24-48-hours we are looking at gonzalo to intensify it could be a category 4 hurricane. we expect it to go from a northwest to the northeast and eventually we could be looking at direct impact to the island of mer mud -- bermuda. something to watch for coming up this weekend friday into saturday. we could be looking at direct impact there. southeast the storm system it could mean severe wlr on the move. we are looking at potential for more severe weather today. tornado watch in georgia and florida. head over to you. heather. >> thank you. >> one month after uva student hannah graham vanished without a trace her parents making a heart wrenching plea for any one who has information to come forward. >> someone listening today either knows where hannah is or knows someone who has the information. we appeal for you to come forward to tell us

it appears to me that supply is lacking to be able to provide that category of rides on a peer to peer basis. i'm sure the research will further list the reasons why it's lacking. it could be that maybe the people don't own such vehicles or because they are very costly there are individuals who are more affluent and less able to drive. since often individuals are drivers on our platform are individuals who need additional income. there may be a variety of reasons that play there for not getting a good response. i thought it was a really exciting idea since using that appear capacity. i think we got three applications through all of our outreach which i can hardly believe. it's also clear to me working with transportation experts that proper secure mechanisms and training are required to provide safe transparent -- entrance is transport and individuals and having the equipment available to ensure that equipment is proper to accommodate a variety of different kinds of mobility devices or wheelchairs is necessary to provide an acceptable and safe reliable form of wheelchair accessible rid

first thing you do is go to the categories. okay? go to the categories. open those up. peruse.they've added a lot. [ laughter ] category six or seven years ago, it was like asian, threesome, latina. that's about all you had. you open up the categories now it's like the menu at cheesecake factory. it's just an anxiety-riddled -- [ laughter ] so, what is a category that you can enjoy together? there's many different things. i would recommend starting with something like role playing. you guys can do some role playing, right? that's got to be a great thing to do together. if you're saying, "dane, i'm a a little trepedacious. i don't know about role playing. how do i do it?" i'm going to prepare you right now. it's real simple. traditionally, this is what happens. the woman will dress up as, like, a princess. [ laughter ] and then the guy will dress as a guy that wants to bang a a princess. [ laughter ] so, you're basically wearing the outfit right now. you're in princess. thank you very much, everybody. i'm -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm dane cook. thank you. [ cheers and applause

it is a category two storm.nd even at this speed and this strength it will continue to batter the island of bermuda for the next several hours as chris mentioned by 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning it will be right about there and by 8:00 o'clock tomorrow night still a category one hurricane even though it is off the coast of nova scotia over cooler waters this is one poe at the present time storm. that is the very latest on hurricane gonzalo. i'll be back with more on our local weather coming up. >> see you then, kathy. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight search is on for hit-and-run driver who sideswiped a nurse state police cruiser in monmouth county. this is dam cash video that shows that close call for two troopers. they were conducting a vehicle stop on i-95 in upper freehold last saturday when a light colored jeep whizzed by and hit the drive's side of that vehicle. good news the troopers were not injured. >>> new at 11:00 a corrections officer is murdered inside her south philadelphia home stabbed in the back

it was a category 3 and now back up to a 4. 140-mile winds.t's heading toward bermuda tomorrow afternoon it will probably arrive as a category 3 in a long while, since 2003 i believe since they had a storm like that in bermuda. >>> today, 72 degrees, chance of hour in the afternoon most of us you stay dry. tomorrow, partly sunny, 70 degrees. sunny and breezy on saturday, high of 69. sunday windy and cooler, 57 degrees on sunday. as you glance toward next week, it feels a lot more like fall than this week. highs around 58. monday, tuesday, wednesday, rain probable on tuesday, lingering showers on wednesday. so big change coming. >> thank you, david. >>> it is 6:40 we follow breaking news, a gunman goes on a rampage against police in the pacific northwest. >> it's father against daughter as police are tipped off to a pot-growing operation in berks county. >> reporter: it's not a great time, matt, eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway a parking lot from belmont to girard where we're dealing with a nasty crash. we'll talk about the alternate

all this rapid growth has not gone unnoticed by big players in the beer category. greg's now getting stiff competition from big beer brands who recently acquired cider brands to market along with their other products. >> sam adams with their angry orchard. you've got millercoors with a couple grands. and then you've got anheuser-busch with a couple brands. they've got the stella and the johnny appleseed. >> these behemoths have vast production facilities, marketing budgets, and distribution channels. this puts all the smaller producers in a bind. how can an independent like greg compete against all that? >> what we've seen time and time again is that the larger brands that take on young, entrepreneurial brands, don't know how to run them properly. >> that's veteran beverage strategist arthur hulego of independently owned viet to cocoa. >> it would be like asking the hulk to do needle point. >> vita cocoa faced stiff competition when coca-cola acquired their primary rival. >> we were noticed when we heard that coca-cola had invested in zica. but we also remained foc

what if it is a regular business that does not fit in that category, and who wants to do the business with the super bowl 50? anyone doing business, we ourselves are one of the purchasers and i am happy to be a conduit and we ourselves are going to do out reach to the business community for the procurement opportunities and we are going to engage, the local and small business and diverse and i don't like the use the terms and so i won't use that, and but the broad, small and business community, and we already are, as an entity, and i would say, that as we make public, this program, we will also make public where people are unable to contact regarding procurement opportunities to super bowl, 50, and be it a business that can be. >> and it would not be you then, to contact the good opportunity. and it will not be through you, because you are handling these programs. >> we talked about the workshop and how does one find out about these? to this office because right now, i and i actually know the minority owned businesses that probably would like to participate and how do they get involve

sasha is dressing for her category, called drags performance.ors of the rainbow, and deasja helps her put it on just right. >> i'm not nervous at all. ♪ >> for her first round of voguing, sasha has the runway to herself. >> you start feeling it. there's nothing like it. >> but if she gets a 10 from the judges and goes another round, she'll be in a head-on battle with another girl with a perfect score. the nine judges on the panel include juan and tremaine. >> give her a round of applause. >> she makes it through to another round. >> once you get up there and once you start, you can't stop. ♪ >> sasha's confidence is as great as her energy. >> in the ballroom scene i'm one of the best. >> but all the confidence in the world can't save her from the dreaded horn. that means you're out. chopped. >> all right, all right. >> everybody gets chopped. i'm not going to get my chance all the time. >> but the night is just getting started. isis, competing for the house of tsunami, is getting ready for her category, female figure runway, open to anybody who

very strong category four hurricane.ou can sense it might be starting to weaken just little bit the lasts couple every frames show the i wall starting to collapse little bit. >> this play wake tone category three before it does make close path to bermuda a that block dot you see there that's just not even fair fight whatsoever. >> this storm is massive. it is cents very strong, very intense. and bermuda of course very mall island. right now the entire islands under hurricane warning. such beautiful place as well. here is the track of gonzaloment closest path probably 50 miles off the western coast of bermuda a it will be weakening category four, strong category three at the time. still category three into tomorrow. then downgraded by tomorrow afternoon to cat two. still very strong storm it, heads up toward the car and yan maritimes. this storm keeping it out to sea, won't impact the coast of the us thankfully, front what impact dollars us wednesday with some pretty steady rain, now moving on out. and we have been cleari

these are the categories. boy. >> oh boy is right. let's hear the answers. >> a pair of jeans that fit well like the 525s from this brand. katherine. >> what are levis? >> that's right. they had a cup of this herbal tee from celestial seasonings. >> what is sleepy time. >> good. >> a pair of jeans? sleepy time tea? what else do women want? >> what women want. >> some help around the house. would it kill to you get out the bissell bagless canister one of these every once in a while? >> what is a vacuum cleaner? >> a vacuum cleaner? one woman tweeted, question, this tv program still thinks the year is 1955. answer. what is jeopardy. >> another woman said, what women want is equal pay. what is the right to make my own health decisions? >> for a smart show you just got seriously stupid. angela, was it offensive or are people just looking to criticize? >> no. this was more than offensive. and i think highly problematic. we've been talking about equal pay all year, if not forever, right? i'll take 77 cents on the do

if they don't innovate in those categories they'll find the apples and googles of the world standingetween them and their customers. >> gene, how about you? >> maybe a slightly different page. i think if they can create great apps, they could focus less on the retail side and i think that a lot of the blue sky stuff they do, i'm totally onboard with it, some of the stuff on the hardware i'm not as supportive. >> all right. gene muenster and brad stone, thanks so much. while tablet sales be shrinking may for many device makers, p.c. demands is making a comeback at microsoft. sales jumped in the first quarter to $23 billion, rising 25%. microsoft's sales boost comes after the largest round of layoffs in the company's history and the acquisition of nokia's mobile phone operations. what do the results reveal about their strategy? i want to bring in matt mcill -- matt mcilwain, who sold a company to microsoft. matt what do you think this nadellas about satya and the work he has done so far? >> i think that he's off to a good start. a big part of it is that he is having the company think m

hurricane gonzalo is looking at a category 4 with 130-mile an hour winds. this looks like it's going to be a very strong hurricane as it cuts through bermuda, a category 3 by 2:00 that will be close enough to bermuda to put it on the strong side of the storm with strong winds over 100 miles per hour battering that island later on today. this is the 2:00 p.m. view, you can see the winds as high as 120 miles per hour are pushing in as early as 2:00. the dinner hour does not look like any fun at all in bermuda. partly sunny, 71 degrees, breezy and cool, saturday, 68. clouds and sun, we can't rule out a sprinkle or shower at night. behind that system, 56 is all you'll see in philadelphia with windy and chilly conditions. monday, sun and clouds, high of 60. and then tuesday we're still cool and probably wet with showers moving in at times, looks like it may state damp wednesday and thursday. >> gotcha, david, thanks. >>> 2:10, two trains collide on the tracks sending dozens to the hospital down south. >> the world series is set. find out which team is taking its

it downgraded from a category 4 to now a category 3. but still a powerful storm.aximum sustained winds at 125 mys an hour. it's moving north-northeast at 16 miles per hour. the worse conditions anticipated bermuda during the late afternoon and evening hours. by tomorrow, you can see, it's quickly moving towards the north and east. 8:00 a.m. on saturday. it continues t downgraded to category 2 hurricane. it continues to move up towards the north and east. back here, i don't have to tell you this, it's pleasant today. the good news, we'll keep this nice weather around for tomorrow as well. on sunday, it's going to be chilly. noticeable chill ie air. not only that, but breezy throughout the entire day. you'll definitely be noticing those winds. as we look to next week, the chill remains. will also track the chance of rain showers tuesday through thursday. i' show you that on the seven day. temperatures coming in in the 60s. 63 over in buoy and manassas, just beautiful with dry air, the skies have that beautiful blue look to them. you can see in rain in sight. we're g

maybe a different title for the category?definitely think they could have gone with a different title. so many of the things or the and it to the clues were not specifically geared toward women. i think that would have helped. they could may have made it much better opportunity. let's talk about reproductive rights, let's talk about maternity leave, let's talk about the women that are in the forefront of womens rights. there is no time to talk about sleepy time tea or vacuum cleaners. > the man stepped up and got it right. >> yes, but are we in the 1950s. we are women, we move beyond just being in the household. being in the household is fine if that's what we choose to do, but we have to look at the diversity of women in our society and jeopardy failed to do that. > maybe we need a new hashtag for jeopardy like try again. thank you so much. > absolutely. thank you. if you want to sound out and tell us what you think about jeopardy, the show, the hashtag, use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. >> thank you. > coming up viral perform

national weather service says it should pass south of the big island sometime tonight, ana is a category with maximum sustained winds of 75 miles an hour. >>> hurricane season lasts from june till november, these storms are to be expected. >> bill martin back with us again, can you show us how these are tracking? >> i got the latest gonzalo up, that's the big one, slow atlantic hurricane season, and here comes gonzalo, it's a strong category two, already moved over the bermuda islands, if you look at the imagery, the eye passes right over here in the last hour or so, still a category two, a strong storm, it's moving away from bermuda, which is good news. now, here comes system number two, hurricane ana, it just got updated to a hurricane today, and as it does, category one hurricane, it's going to move to the south of the island, some really good news for the folks out on kauai and hawaii, bermuda is breaking out o a, saturday and sunday, that rain chance back in the five-day forecast, got the fingers crossed. >>> the drive in to san francisco across the bay bridge has been painfully slo

s priority categories fall into more than one of the categories. so, the example i was just about to say something about the immigration crimes, most people convicted of an immigration crime are apprehended at the border and convicted of an immigration crime so they're not just seen as an immigration crime priority they're also seen as a recent border crosser. most people reinstated are apprehended at the border and may also have been convicted of an immigration crime so a lot of people fall into all three priority categories or fall into two of the three priority categories. and the obama years, 58% of all removals fell into more than one pry orty category. so that's one reason why the numbers in that previous table were a little smaller than we expected. so in this table we looked at some more complicated scenarios where, well what if we change more than one of these priorities at the same time? what you can see is this does show that removals would fall more, you know, which is what we'd expect. and i'll just sort of talk you through a couple of

the next level is the some risk category.at category we include someone who might have been in the household of a patient with ebola but didn't provide any direct care or direct contact or a health care worker returning from africa where they had been caring for patients with ebola. we had about 100 or a little under 100 individuals per day on average returning from the three affected countries in west africa. of those about 5% or 6% have been found to have a background of working in health care, specifically, 46 out of the 807 people we have evaluated. there's also a low but nonzero risk such as someone who has been traveling within the affected countries but has had no known exposure and we would put into that category also the health care personnel, doctor, nurse or other health care staff who has been working at a united states facility caring for an individual with ebola. bellevue, emory, nih and nebraska are the facilities that are currently and potentially doing that. for those individuals they have very important diff

addressing the first category, leveraging gift funding, there are two projects,. first one is sharon meadow irrigation repair and restoration. last year after the bluegrass festival the department received a generous gift from the harmon family for $63,000 to repair and restore the sharon meadow irrigation system in golden gate park. thus we would be able to achieve this $183,000 irrigation upgrade for only 66% of the actual costs. the additional benefit is repairing the irrigation system lines up with our water conservation goal and will be an efficiency measure for us pursuing that particular strategy. the second project in gift funding would be the rpd nursery vent system replay the. in 2012 the department received the gift of $15,000 from the parks alliance, designated specifically to fund replacement motors that operate the roof ventilation system in nursery greenhouses 1, 2 and 3. the motorized roof ventilation system is critical to the nursery operation and maintaining the desired temperatures for greenhouse plant propagation and to complete this greenhouse

and three family members in the higher risk category. the rest of the contacts, 38, are considered lower risk. what is happening with the contacts, they get visits twice a day from a health care worker and temperature is taken and the worker will ask how they are feeling and run down the list of ebola. this helps explain how they are trying to keep ebola from spreading within the united states. authorities want to keep it from arriving in the united states a second time. i know when i came back from liberia, it was about the same time that thomas eric duncan arrived. i found no screening. they took my temperature in liberia at the airport there, but not in the united states. in fact, they basically had no screening for myself and colleagues who have arrived from liberia. now federal officials may have more stringent measures which may include taking temperatures from ebola-effected countries. john. >> thanks, elizabeth. >>> with the elections coming up and isis, the white house has a lot on its plate, but now ebola is adding to the compl

we are at 140-mile-per-hour category 4. unfortunately, the track has gone closer, if not over the top of bermuda. yesterday, it looked like it was going west. 140-mile-per-hour sustained winds when it goes over bermuda. that will leave significant damage. this graphic shows hurricane force winds in red. this is friday at 1:00. about 24 hours until the damage will start there in bermuda. looks like the storm will be over the top of the island some time around 4:00 p.m. on friday. as far as anna goes, a tropical storm, betty. it will become a hurricane and weaken. that system looks to be a rain threat to the hawaiian islands, not so much the winds. >> thank you. we appreciate that. itis been 29 long years since the royals have been to the world series. and that wait, my friends, is finally over. >> to first. they come to the plate. the ball gets away. it was kicked out of the glove. here he comes. two runs score. fly ball. deep left. back. hit the wall. did he catch -- he did catch that ball. robert, curveball. 29 years of fr

this category 3 storm will be the strongest storm bermuda has seen in more than ten years. we're also watching tropical storm ana in hawaii. it should remain as a tropical storm as it moves through the hawaiian islands this weekend. >> dylan dreyer on an otherwise beautiful night in bermuda. sadly it won't stay that way. >>> now to a bizarre scene that played out on television last night. this may say more about the broken state of our politics these days than we'd like to admit. the governor of florida and his challenger, a former governor, set to debate last night right before the evening disolved in a fight over a small electric fan. we get the story tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: has to be the first time a political fan took place center stage in a debate. >> the two candidates who were invited to take part in this debate right now are not stepping up on the stage. ladies and gentlemen, we have an extremely peculiar situation right now. we have been told that governor scott will not be participating in this debate. >> reporter: his objection, his oppon

storm is now a category 4 hurricane and winds topped 145 miles per hour.y 3 when it passes over bermuda. >>> in our area with approval from vice president joe biden, a project to deepen the delaware wirve is now under way. from the delaware way to south of trenton by deepening the river. biden explained that it will mean a boost for the area's economy because larger ships will be able to dock. >> going to bring in another billion dollars in construction. another billion dollars in infrastructure projects along the delaware river. >> the $300 million dredging project should be finished by 2017. >>> meanwhile, nbc news has learned that the vice president's younger son, hunter biden was booted from the navy reserves for failing a drug test. he was discharged in february. the 44-year-old son has tested positive for cocaine. the married father of three said he is embarrassed biz h eed by s and respects the navy's decision and is moving forward. >>> the second anniversary of super storm sandy approaches, new jersey says it has 80% of the easements it needs to re

it is still a category 1 hurricane with winds at about 90 miles per hour. so we are definitely breathing a sigh of relief here in bermuda. but i want to quickly point out hurricane ana out near the hawaiian islands. it's still a category 1 hurricane, but it's not going to hit the islands directly. but it is still producing tropical storm conditions. hilo already picked up three inches of rain. this storm is going to stay well south of the island. it's going to continue to move away over the course of the next couple of days. but rain is going to remain an issue for at least today and into tomorrow, lester. >> dylan, see you tomorrow morning on "today." >>> we're back in a moment with an unusual road trip that's making a difference all across this country. >>> finally tonight, giving back is something that most people think about after a successful career, a chance to help others realize their dreams. but one young couple decided to do it differently, hitting the road with acts of kindness in all 50 states. their story tonight from nbc's rehema ellis. >> rep

it was up to a category 4, 130 mile-an-hour winds.t's headed in the direction of bermuda as a category 3. it is expected to weaken a little bit but a category 3 hit in bermuda is still a pretty big deal. we'll see what happens there the next couple days. showers and thunderstorms for us for the rest of the night off and on, heavy rain in some cases and gusty winds. clouds and sunshine tomorrow, just a chance of a shower, nothing like the rain today. temperatures still well above that average of 67. friday, beautiful sunshine, well above average temperatures. pretty nice day on saturday. also for our big shredder event. then on sunday, look how much colder it gets. looks like it may be a dry weekend. sunned is way colder than saturday. then the cold weather lasts through much of next week with a chance of rain on top of that. >> i'm john clark. is help on the way for the flyer as they try to dig out of their hole. and why their coach may be buying them some gifts. that is all next. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. rig

health and fitness apps are growing 87% faster than any other category. so take a lesson from these kids. this might be what they're thinking. >> i forgot. >> i need a snack. >> it's too heavy for me. >> reporter: but they've got their priorities straight. they're making no excuses today.

potentially category 3. either way, this will be the strongest storm they've seen since 2003. from the atlantic, let's jump to the pacific. this is tropical storm ana. may become a hurricane. if it hits the island as a tropical storm or hurricane, that hasn't happened since we started keeping records. >> rob marciano at the weather wall tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to new dash cam video, taking us inside a harrowing police chase. look at this tonight. a mini van swerving, police cars in hot pursuit. a dangerous game of cat and mouse that's happening in towns and steps across this country.

moving right to 200-so miles, it is a big enough tropical storm or hurricane, it will be a category 1 impacting the island with a lot of clouds, wind and rain. the main track or the eye looks like it wants to go to the west of them, you want to say south, to the west of all the islands, that seems to be the track and it's been favoring this for a couple of days. it took a little zig and zag, and went away. looks like everything is going to stay west. 75 miles per hour. and 80s as it goes into the

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it's a category four hurricane at the moment.weaken somewhat to a strong category three. that means 120 miles an hour winds before it actually makes landfall. obviously still a formidable storm. we have the possibility of major structural damage on the island of bermuda. look at the forecast just deteriorating, especially friday evening for that region. we also have the possibility for heavy hateful and obviously strong winds as well. our computer models here indicating almost a direct landfall. that means the eye wall with strongest winds and the heaviest hateful making it over the island of bermuda. this is not our only storm we're talking about. we also have anna. that is not as impressive a storm. but it's on a track towards the southern sections of hawaii. it is a tropical storm. we're going to be paying close attention to this, especially for oahu and the kauai regions. it will be a rain maker for much of the big island. but i think the big secret here will be that it will pick up some surf. i will just mention it quickly.

3 to a category 1.e only see an impact here of rip currents. 71 degrees and a beautiful afternoon and tomorrow breezy and cool and 68 and sunday it's windy and cool, and this is the big change, the highs of the 50s. mid-50s at that. on tuesday we see clouds and showers and a storm system develops off the coastline tonight make its dreary around here, and wednesday cloudy and dreary and 59 degrees and thursday mostly cloudy skies and can't quite kick the showers out at 59. and joy the sunshine and nice temperatures while you can, they don't stick around. >> they plummet. >> they sure do. >> stay on top of the weather situation at 6abc.com, you'll find the radar and hourly and seven-day forecast and watch the latest videos from our "action news" meteorologist, and watch the collection of our weather related images. >>> you can educate yourself on breast cancer later here on 6 abc, representatives from abington hospital will be here from 4:00 until 6:00 answering your questions, can you submit them now the

gonzalo approached bermuda as category three storm, then weak ends to category two, before finally coming >> and now to the pacific ocean and hurricane anna causing some nasty weather in hawaii. waves are expected to crest to ten to 15 feet on both the north and south shores of hawaii's islands. rain is falling in some areas at rate of two-3 inches an hour. >> very active weekend for tropical weather. meteorologist, justin drabick, on cbs-3 skydeck with those storms plus big changes headed our way. i think i can feel them already, justin. >> that winds is kicking up, there go the temperatures, it will be feeling like fall. yes, still tracking the drop things time of year. good news for gonzalo, rapidly moving off to the north and east, away from any lands masses cents and continuing to weakening. check it out on the satelite. it is actually still healthy looking, a category one storm winds at 90 miles per hour, but it is moving at about 36 miles per hour to the northeast, will pass off the coast of new finland, throughout the overnight hours, eventually just weaken out over the northern a