. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> before taking the stage, cold play lead singer chris martin made a special visit to children'spital. president bill clinton, he was actually on hand to register people to vote. >> republican nominee donald trump who was in philadelphia last friday resumed his campaign tomorrow in virginia beach. many folks spent the last full weekend of the summer at the amusements. >> even though people couldn't go for a swim, many say they're just glad they made the trip. >> and that was quite the sunset there. captured by cbs-3 photographer ed. >> awesome. katie, the sun is set on the unofficial end of summer. we could see temperatures in the 90s this week. >> eventually yes. certainly not out of the question, out of the ordinarinessly even to see temperatures that spike to the 90s, that's eventually something down the road. as we start to heat up, steam up yet again here. but very comfortable outside at the moment. sort of crisp feeling to the air. definitely feels like we're nudging in to the days of fall. and yes, pumpkin spice latte, friend, are available. if if that doesn't say fall i d

chris martin such an awesome guy.and just talk about everything and everything. >> if you saw chris martin down the street hardly recognize him, right? he doesn't look like the rock star type at all. he looks like a regular dude. >> rock that face like a rock star, jumping up and down, it was amazing. >> quincy went about a month ago to see cold play? >> best show they'd ever seen, all right, i have to see them at made in america, they didn't dis appoint. >> they did not. at the linc, and it was made in america, it was amazing, just the life, adds to it, and go see them, he said on stage last night, want to close this out in a great way, probably the last time live show for little while. >> really is. >> making another albumn or something. >> uh-huh. so he said, you know, of course they're not going away, might be a while. >> can i tell you something excited about? friday? >> i'm going to see my first springsteen show. two sugarhouse in philly, one wednesday, and then one friday. >> nice. >> and then the pit. >> oh, y

be key with growing our brains. >>> coldplay thrilled tens of thousands of people. >> but first chris martin thrilled one on one at chop. he was miserable until martin walked through the doorway to his room. what exactly did they talk about? >> they talked about sports and luke's a big baseball fan so he knows nothing about baseball so he was asking do you have to hit the ball and we wrl like laughing because we're just so used to as americans everybody knows baseball. >> luke will be in the hospital for five weeks while his body heels and we all are sending him our well wishes. >> no doubt about that. lauren casey joining us now and hermine hopefully moving out of here. >> hermine slowly moving on. i am ready to get out of here, hermine. we are seeing some clouds move in along the coast and a couple of sprinkles courtesy of hermine but otherwise dealing with unsafe ocean conditions that will persist over the next several days. you can check now a little bit of moisture from hermine starting to work its way on shore but really some sprinkle and light shower activity working its way in along

be key with growing our brains. >>> coldplay thrilled tens of thousands of people. >> but first chris martin thrilled one on one at chop. he was miserable until martin walked through the doorway to his room. what exactly did they talk about? >> they talked about sports and luke's a big baseball fan so he knows nothing about baseball so he was asking do you have to hit the ball and we wrl like laughing because we're just so used to as americans everybody knows baseball. >> luke will be in the hospital for five weeks while his body heels and we all are sending him our well wishes. >> no doubt about that. lauren casey joining us now and hermine hopefully moving out of here. >> hermine slowly moving on. i am ready to get out of here, hermine. we are seeing some clouds move in along the coast and a couple of sprinkles courtesy of hermine but otherwise dealing with unsafe ocean conditions that will persist over the next several days. you can check now a little bit of moisture from hermine starting to work its way on shore but really some sprinkle and light shower activity working its way in along

year for the festival. >> and even cooler than the festival, before taking the stage lead singer chris martin made special visit to children's hospital. one of the patients he met is luke theo doseia: he has leukemia, and the blown marrow transplanted by his cousin. >> another visitor at this festival was president bill clinton. he was actually on hand to register people to vote. hillary had pictures of the president on twitter. clinton even hung out with beyonce back stage. >> just popping up everywhere, very good. well, hermine is making waves on long island and a few surfers, of course, trying to catch them. in long beach, despite warnings about rip currents, some people still headed into the surf, of course along with their boards. new york city says its beaches will be off limits to bathing, swimming, again because of the rip currents. surf sentence filing in cape cod. communities there are now under tropical storm warning. yesterday was nice but boat owners were leary of the choppy waters, so owners took their boats to safer grounds ahead of any potential impact from the storm. >> diffe

ladies and gentlemen, come on now, chris martin! yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. my great, great pleasure to introduce a woman who has just flown from an endia city, she's ensuring proper sanitation. i want to give her an extra hug because i feel like i miss home. like i said, chris martin! he's the lead singer of cold play. i don't need to introduce him. welcome to new york both of you. i can't wait to see what you have planned for my city. >> thank you, priyanka. we are so proud of you, we are so proud. india is proud of you, we are proud of you. namaste, new york. thank you so much, new york. on behalf of the prime minister we are thrilled to invite global citizens and all of you to india to join us in our tireless efforts to fight for gender equality, sanitation, water and quality education for all. india will lead the global effort to sustain the sustainable goals. over 800 million young, aspirational indians are determined to lead the fight against extreme poverty. m mumbai, just like the heart of new york is the heart of city and soul, it is the home of b l

so let's hear it for two of our best and most committed musical citizens, chris martin and eddie vedernow ♪ don't dream it's over ♪ hey now hey now ♪ when the world comes in ♪ they come they come ♪ and build a wall between us ♪ you know they won't win ♪ you know they won't win ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now i'm walking again to the beat of a drum ♪ ♪ and i'm counting the steps to the door of your heart ♪ ♪ only shadows ahead ♪ barely clearing the room ♪ get to know the feeling of living ♪ ♪ hey now hey now ♪ don't dream its over ♪ hey now hey now ♪ when the world comes in ♪ they come they come ♪ to build a wall between us ♪ you know they won't win ♪ no they won't win ♪ you know they won't win ♪ you know they won't win ♪ don't ever let them win no ♪ don't ever let them win yeah ♪ hey now hey now ♪ don't dream its over ♪ hey now hey now ♪ when the world comes in ♪ they come they come snot ♪ to build a wall between us ♪ you know they won't win ♪ >> you know, it takes a lot of people and a lot of hard work and a lot of brain power and a lot of will power and so much energy obviously and agreements with the c

tens of thousands of people here today with many more watching at home to see rihanna, chris martin, and many more. >> among the superstars set to take the stage are two celebrities who are making their pledge to change the situation for so many living in global poverty, and their priority is personal and professional. singer-songwriter and pop superstar usher and actress, singer and philanthropist bianca chopra. >> it's a movement that gives people the power, gives citizens the power to say, all right, the government is not going to do anything. ngos are not going to do anything. i want to take change in my own hands. i want to be the change everyone around me is talking about. and it's incredible to feel empowered like that. young people who actually want to make a difference and don't know how to. it's so empowering this entire campaign. i feel it's so wonderful to be part of a campaign with so many people around the world to come and talk about global problems. problems that are going to affect each one of us. he's from australia, i'm from india. this is america. i'm saying peopl

. >>> before taking the stage, cold play lead singer chris martin stopped by children's hospital to visitery special patients. one of them is luke. luke has leukemia and he just had a bone marrow transplant. the marrow donated by luke's brave mother, his brother actually, we're told martin visited several rooms. what a great guy. luke, we hope you're feeling better. still to come it is high tide at many shore points, that means the threat for coastal flooding is certainly a factor and it's underway at this point. lauren? >> still is our primary concern. many threats have lessened with hermine as the track shifted eastward but we still do have the coastal flooding. what to expect in the upcoming week and your full forecast coming up >> also coming up. we're going to take you to a unique pizza part at the vatican. the phillies were trying to avoid will seeing six in a row >>> atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty yesterday morning remains in critical condition tonight. investigators say the officer and his partner were fired upon after they disrupt add robbery in progress ne

to leave the store, and so tiny, your room is tyne. >> i but big enough for a big visitor. >> chris martiname in, an awesome guy, he was just like down to earth and sat on the floor, and talk sports, and luke is a huge baseball fan, so he knows nothing about baseball, so he was asking do you have to hit the ball? and we were laughing because we are just so used to as americans everybody knows baseball. >> luke was smiling for hours after. i mean, like literally, he would have never known he was miserable that morning. >> cold play has history of supporting children's hospitalization, even playing concerts as fundraisers. >> luke has to stay in the hospital for at least five weeks. so no made in america concert for him, but he'll always remember the day the headliner came to him. >> that's pretty special. >> wonderful, absolutely wonderful. >> great story. >> lauren joining us now with the forecast, is hermine on it way out? >> yes. >> and now the heat will turn up again? >> heat will turn up, hermine slowly on her way out, but as far as impact we saw here in the delaware valley, ocean as c

. >> before taking the stage, chris martin lead singer stopped by children's hospital to visit some speciale of them is luke theodoseati. luke has leukemia, just had bone marrow transplant. the marrow donated by luke's brave brother, mico, we're told martin visited several patients. >>> take a look who attended this year's festival, as well, there is president bill clinton, he was on hands to register people to vote, hillary shared these pictures of the president on twitter, clinton even hung out back stage with beyonce. how about that? for little made in america rap? >> how about that? only in philadelphia. hey, katy? >> hey guys, still tracking, what's the renmant at least of hermine, post tropical cyclone at this point, but we, a lot of times, just say don't necessarily go by the categorization when you have a storm maybe little weaker, because, still have some significant impact, even though the storm itself is not going to have the direct impact on our area any more, we still have some problems to report, and it is mainly what happens in the water, as it pertains to us. so, for the mom

. >>> before taking the stage, cold play lead singer chris martin stopped by children's hospital to visit some special patient. one of them is luke theodoseatis. luke has leukemia and just had a bone marrow transplant, by his brave brother. >> look who attended this year's festival, there he is in the crowd, president bill clinton on hand to register people to vote. hillary for pa shared these pictures of the president on twitter, even hung out with beyonce back stage. >> great, fans are looking back on another spectacular made in america concert. >> time to clean it all up. crews were hard at work, the moment the show ended on the parkway last night, and worked through the night. there was a lot of cleaning up to do, they're almost done now, and things should be back to normal around the parkway a little later today. >> there is a really cool video on twitter that i saw, and it is beyonce, and jay-z, then sasha and malea obama. right together. >> really cool. so many things, is there anything normal about the ben franklin parkway? >> never know who will show up to all if i sport. >> but

. >> and the one and only chris martin! >> and chris doesn't only curate the event, headlining the global festival in india with my rap mentor jay-z. >> wait. whoa. hang on a sec. you rap? chelsea? >> yeah. i can rap. >> you're a rapper? >> yeah. i know how to rap. you never ahead my flow before? >> no. i'm sorry. i'm a bit slow . >> i can give you a quick rap. give me some music. hold on. >> oh -- nice. ♪ >> okay. hold on. ♪ born in the new jersey living in the west coast came back to central park so i could be the best host ♪ you could take the tunnel and jamming on the walkman and i didn't have any friends and now i have hugh jackman ♪ >> oh, yeah! >> you're welcome, america and you're welcome new york. >> impressive. very, very impressive. >> i know took a long time to rehearse that. >> everyone is here to make a big impact in areas like empowering women, food and nutrition, global health, water and sanitation, and education. >> this is the fifth anniversary of the global citizen's festival, the world's, which is the woo

we've got chris martin, usher. >> jimmy: major lazer, demi lovato. >> cat stevens. >> jimmy: eddie vedder might come. >> and the great thing about global citizen, there's 8 million members right now. so it's the largest social action platform in the world. so you cannot buy a ticket to this concert. you have to earn it by volunteering, doing an action calling your senator or doing that benefits people in extreme poverty or just benefits the world. so, 8 million people are doing it. basically, you really don't want to piss off the global citizens because if you're a a leader and you do, on monday morning, you get 8 million e-mails, 8 million phone calls until you do the right thing. but what hugh evans and the whole team have created is incredible and i'm just really happy to be part of it. >> jimmy: how fun is that, that's the only way to get a a ticket is to do something good. >> you've got to volunteer. well, my daughter may be getting a plus one because of me. a lot, please. yeah, exactly. >> she's 11. it's her first time. she's so excited. >> jimmy: oh really? she must be going crazy.

. >> two years after announcing they were uncoupling, gwyneth paltrow and chris martin's divorce became final back in july. but according to celebrity divorce attorney vicki ziegler who stars on bravo's untying the knot, the long wait wasn't because the couple duked it out in court. >> they took a year to figure out the terms of their settlement, the property and child support and custody. it took another year to get resolved. and neither of them are going to go after each other for spousal support. >> gwyneth and chris kept most of the details of their settlement private, but after 12 together, they remain close in spite of their split. >> if you once loved the person enough to have children with them, you have to focus on what you still love about them. i know that we've done it in kind of an unorthodox way, but it's working for us. >> i'm not ashamed of anything that happened. i fall in love really hard. >> do you? >> yeah, i do. and i love hard, and when it's over, it's over. >> kaley ryan sweeting before she filed for divorce. the couple had a prenup which worked in kaley's favor.

it's unclear whether this will be a coldplay collaboration or chris martin. >> another brit that madeover here. >>> presidential candidate donald trump joins dr. oz today for his one-on-one exclusive. a release from the doctor shows that -- show says that the doc did a full systems review with trump like all physicians do when seeing a patient for the first time. they went down the list from family medical history to respiratory health. a trump aide said he declared a 236-pound trump as slightly overweight and some of the audience comments trickled throughout the day yesterday. apparently trump said that campaigning was a way of exercise and he has to move his hands a lot. >> and he says he feels as healthy and energetic as he did when he was 30. but that full interview comes out tonight. >>> the world's oeftest man is celebrating his birthday today and he's planning a special event to mark the occasion. he's turning 113 and he'll finally have a bar mitzvah 100 years later than planned. at the time he was 13 world war i was devastating his poland and then he was running a candy busine

do you want to see chris martin and cold play. >> you know his daughter is name apple. >> yes. >> eagles in their final preseason game, starters not even putting on their pads for this 11 player sean bell says who should not be cut. >> him, did you see that. >> speaking of winning, lottery numbers. katie: on crime, pat toomey's attacks on me are shameful. he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother of three. i'll stand with law enforcement to fight crime, and protect our families. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >>> i'm sean bell. eagles in their final preseason game, getting the starters the time off, which is a backups to make the team. paul turner made it impossible to cut him after great catches, look at this, he capped it off with a 71-yard punt return for a touchdown, turner was a player of th

chris? >> martin thank you. >> appreciate it, pal. our battleground series continues tomorrow.ke you to the tight race in north carolina. clinton looking to make some history there. we have much more on our breaking coverage of the violence in charlotte. let's get to it. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." we do have some breaking news for you because it's been a second night of violent protests erupting in charlotte as anger builds over the deadly police shooting of a black man. north carolina's governor declaring a state of emergency there. because riots have broken out in the city's business district as you can see on your screen. clashing with police there. >> there were protesters, legitimate ones but also vandals shattering windows of downtown businesses that lead to one person critically wounded and four officers were also hurt. the big question in charlotte is, why won't officials release video that they say -- that they say, proves their account of what happened in this shooting of keith lamont hill scott that he had a gu

if chris martin isn't reason enough, i don't know what is. tune in to nbc.m/globalcitizen to learn more. you don't want to miss it. now i'm going to send you over to my friend, craig melvin who doesn't believe i can jam on it. maybe i will tomorrow on "the today show" with this guy who's committed to never dancing on television. >> you know it, stephanie. >>> two police shootings that led to the deaths of black men. one in charlotte this week and the other in tulsa, oklahoma, one week ago. in charlotte, a third straight night of protests were largely peaceful. we're expecting an update from city and county officials in about an hour and this morning, president obama weighing in. >> looting, breaking glass, those things are not going to advance the cause. and charlotte, my hope is that in the days to come that people in the community pull together and say, how do we do this the right way? >> the family of keith lamont scott has seen the police dash cam and body cam videos that capture the deadly confrontation and call on police to release that video to the pu

examples where they tried to you know enact union busting scott walker became famous in wisdom martin and chris christie union with pension payments and now you have the gop presidential candidate on labor day sitting down with union leaders and having this conversation. so, it's very interesting today to look at both and the fact they're similar. >> ronica, before we let you go one thing worth point ought in ohio john kasich governor presidential candidate at one point was engaged in anti-union perceptions. interesting parallel there. >> and ronica quick before we let you go where are you are they having a picnic, what's going on? >> i was at a chilly cook off i did not have any but wendy davis did and traveled around virginia today to campaign on behalf of hillary clinton because even though clinton is leading in virginia they're still looking at this state competitively and they regula regularly have sure gats here in the state on her behalf. >> next time bring the cook-off. >> i know i will. thanks, guys. >> she mentioned about spending money in virginia. you see donald trump ads on our air

if he refuses to return, martin and chris harper could be on season game. let's see if you can take that another step tonight. jacoby has improved every game, also. when the season starts, this is the backup quarterback. tonight, he needs to continue to play that way. i'm not pushing for a quarterback controversy but jacoby is one snap away from starting. we have dj foster, anthony johnson, and guys on the bubble will have to play well tonight because cuts saturday at 4:00, that's final cuts they have to get down to 53. by the way, liam, let me tell you this money we have a rap battle champion in danny rose. an animal tamer in steve. i've got nothing. i'm just doing sports, dawg. i'm just doing sports. >> you have the lapel roses and everything. you've got plenty. >> reporter: thank you so much. >>> a recall alert tonight. >> a popular snack food may contain plastic. >> plus, addicted to caffeine? you might be able to blame your parents for that. see every day. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone ran

you'll see performances by rihanna, kendrick lamar, metallica, usher, chris martin, eddie vedder is goingzen movement to end global poverty. visit msnbc.com/globalcitizen to learn more. >> congratulations. >> singing with pearl jam? >> yeah, doing a set with eddie. >> really fun thing to do, but also, if you can't we there, watch it online. it's like a long all day. >> it's from 3:00 to 11:00. eight hours. >> you can also watch it right here on msnbc. congratulations. look forward to seeing that. >> up next, donald trump, the impressionist. we'll explain that. fastidious ln emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. [ rear alert sounds ]," [ music stops ]on ] ♪ on the road again ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front

great lawn of central park, headlined by rihanna, by kendrick lamar, by metallica, demi lovato, chris martineff sachs. >> it's incredible. >> and tamron hall. >> it's going to be live on msnbc, which is very exciting. but what's really great about this year is i think that we have an opportunity over the coming 12 months to radically transform education funding globally. we've got a big announcement with rihanna onstage that we're going to be making on the weekend about education. with 62 million girls still out of school, we need to see the world step up on this issue and make education for girls all around the world a legacy that we can be proud of. >> great stuff, because there again, the u.n. has all come together behind these goals and you're carrying it forward so everyone around the world knows about them. >> shout out to "morning joe" family members who are a big part of all of this. >> absolutely. >> speaking of climate change, you know, my brother works in the white house office on the arctic, and on the 28th, they're having the first ministerial, and i think 30 nations or dozens o

nbc's chris jansing is just an hour away from greensboro at duke university. we also have roland martinlier as part of an interview. let's start with chris. chris, you spent some time talking with a typically reliable republican voting bloc. white educated voters. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah, these are people with college degrees and more, and for 60 years they have voted not just a little bit but strongly for the republican candidate for president. we're seeing a complete turn this time around. last time mitt romney won that group by double digits. now we see that hillary clinton is beating donald trump. when we go out and talk to folks, again, college-educated white voters. these are folks who say they always or almost always vote republican for president. here's what they're saying now. >> with trump, you know, i want him to be able to come and pull off all these tricks he says is going to fix everything, but i just have a doubt. >> reporter: you would normally vote republican for president? >> yes, historically i have, correct. >> reporter: not this year? >> definitely not this

major support from jon and jo ann hagler, and additional support from laura debonis and chris and lisa kaneb. >> martinmith: in the spring of 2012, hollie harsh and brian french were both homeless and looking for ways to improve their lives. >> we were addicted to methamphetamine for a while, and we ended up in a bad place, going homeless in a tent. and it was like that for four years. we just one day said, "we're done." we had enough. >> i had started getting online, doing some research about government grants, and i put in my email address, phone number, all the information that they asked for. >> smith: brian had stumbled on a lead-generating website that collects information from visitors. within 24 hours, they got a sales call from corinthian colleges, one of the largest for-profit schools in the country. (phone ringing) >> he has a deep accent, and he tells me that they will grant me a decent amount of money. and i thought, "we owe this to the kids to move forward in our lives." >> smith: the recruiter offered hollie and brian money if they toured a few branches of corinthian, including heald col

martin kratt and koki: oh yeah team! chris kratt and aviva: woo hoo! raul: firefighters, we're a family, so we call each other brothers and sisters. we're always ready. we gotta constantly keep training, studying. just like you guys study in school, that makes us better prepared for anything. (firetruck sirens) when i was little, i had a little firetruck. i'd dress up on halloween as a firefighter, but i'd never think i was gonna be a firefighter, but look at me now. daniel tiger: look, i see more helpers. raul: dreams do come true. if you want to be a firefighter, you've got to get good grades and stay in shape. and learn teamwork.

their families, and all those affecteby this traged , bee lwa remember days dodson, chris -- chuck egan and shayl martin and i want to ank our local law enforcement for theirong hours searching for the shooter who was apprehended less than 24 hurs after the incident. there is no one law that will prevent everyingle instance of senseless violenc we must do more to end the tragic cyclef guniolence affecting our communities. thank you and i yield back. the speakep tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the ntlem from pennsylvania seek rognition? >> i a unanimous consent to address the use for one minute and revise d extend m remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is cognized for one minute. mr. thompn: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of the efforts of an erie countbased food ban to combat childhood hunger across the norwestern -- across northwestern pennsylvania, especially in several counties of pnsylvania's fifth ngressional district. 2011, the second harvest food bank launched its backpack program which enlists the help of

chris platt! [ cheering ] ball is ever snapped. watch this ball. he just throws this with unbelievable touch. that is an excellent throw from seth russell for the touchdown. >> gus: connor martin for the extra point. and good. fourth touchdown of the night for russell. two to ishmael zamora. two to chris platt. baylor started inside their they say the kentucky buckets aren't a real football team. nah, man. nah, nah. come on, coach. they say that we're just a cheap marketing gimmick that i made up to sell buckets of my delicious chicken to football fans. they say that our uniforms are too sexy. no! what?! that our fans are nothing but mannequins! what?! who said it? i say they're wrong! yeah! now get out there and let's do this photo shoot for the kfc twenty dollar fill up! now available with extra crispy tenders. perfect for game day! it's finger lickin' good! hello. hi. welcome. this is the chevy malibu. it was awarded "most dependable midsize car" by j.d. power. it looks great. wow! what is happening? oh my gosh, it's going up! but the malibu's not the only vehicle that was awarded. this is mind blowing. the chevy camaro, equinox, and silverado hd were awarded most dependabl

chris: all over pinellas county, we found streets made impassable by rising water. in pinellas park, we found one noting the high water, and still drives fog through -- going through it. in st. petersburg, martin luther king, jr. was flooded, making the commute home difficult. >> i think it's just -- they know it's going to happen. >> chris: he went out in the rain to get medicine for his child. he made it home, but his car is flooded in his front >> i made it out, but it just stalled out. that was it. >> chris: we're driving throughout pinellas county and pasco, looking at rivers, retention ponds where you can tell there's not flooding in homes in most areas, but many like this have already taken as much rain as they can. >> we don't have any evacuation orders there, but that really could change, depending on the conditions, especially what happens tomorrow, perhaps. >> chris: yeah, absolutely, keith. emergency managers in pasco county have said they're not issuing evacuation orders yet, but they did advise people who live in low-lying areas this might be a good time if you have family or friends in higher areas to spend time with them. >> good idea. thank you for that. >>> in pasco un stood

this is martin heinrich with his colleagues chris murphy and cory booker. president obama is wrapping up his trip. he traveled to the country of laos. that the president has pledged $90 billion on uesday to help laos clean up the bom from the secretbs u.s. war campaign. his trip marks the first time a sitting u.s. president has visited this country. the u.s. has already spent millions to clean up the unexploded bombs, but this would double what the u.s. spends over three years. another issue that came up dealt with the philippine president. here is reporting from bloomberg news. the philippine president duterte sought to mend faces, prompting the u.s. president to cancel a one-on-one meeting in laos. here is reaction from deputy national security advisor ben rhodes on that issue. nature of our alliance with the philippines has been, and remains, rock solid. we have incredibly close working relationships with of the government of the philippines on issues related to disaster response, maritime security, diplomatic coordination on issues related to the self c

chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, gray, it's brisk and chilly out there this morning. look at the 40s in the northwest. pottstown, 49. quakertown, martins creek, same number. levittown 54. we're seeing 40s across the pine barrens in south jersey. 52 in hammonton. vineland, 53. agenda beach, a chilly 53 degrees this morning. satellite and radar, should be a nice, quiet day, we'll see increase in clouds throughout the afternoon. we should stay dry from all this moisture out here, this arrives tomorrow and monday. we'll call it slightly humid a nice day overall, you'll notice a slight increase in the humidity compared to the last couple of days. 69 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 75. 1:00 p.m., 80. 3:00 p.m., 82. 5:00 p.m., same number, 82 degrees, when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the much-needed rain, we'll have the timing and the amount in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray? >> thank you. >>> we begin with the breaking news, a police sergeant ambushed in her own vehicle in west philadelphia. if you're looking at her screen what you're looking at live right now, the cruiser targeted by the shooter.

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