you you can see at 9 cloej in the morning we will get a shower in parts of manhattan. the temperatures are coming down. tomorrow looks like this 72 degrees and ha heavy rain and look at the temperatures. down to 53 degrees and on monday a high of 48 degrees. heustsd you will be drying out and a temperature of 0 and as we go towards say the. a high of 75. that is being look at your natl weather. tony has your headlines coming up right now. >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris with a look at today's stop stories. inspectors say syria is no longer able to manufacture chemical weapons. syria met the deadline to destroy its facilities. it has until next summer to destroy it's chemical arsenal. with the 47 million families that need to buy food will be getting less help tomorrow. right now the maximum monthly benefit for a family of four is $668. that will be reduced by $36. soon you won't have to shut down your tablet or some other devices during

tuition increases at public cloejs in the u.s.e slowed for the first time in more than three decades. on average this year, tuition increased only 2.9% across the country in per state students t. change comes as colleges face pressure from public and federal governments to keep these costs down. students at public colleges are still facing an average debt of $25,000 a year. >>> washington post, beginning next month, the u.s. capitol dome will undergo a major two-year restoration project expected to cost almost $60 million. repairs on the dome will include a new paint job, fixing cracked ironwork and decorative metal elements. the last repair effort was in 1959 t. dome turned 150-years-old this year. time now for politico, willie. >> with us now the chief white house correspondent mike allen with a look at the playbook. good morning. >> good morning. >> your lead story is kind of a different look with what's going on with the healthcare.gov site. it takes a look at the legal fights likely down the road as a result of this botched l