conor knighton is on the trail to mesa verde national park. and more. the headlines for this sunday morning the 4th of september, 2016. her mean is gaining strength out along the east coast. it's already made a mess of the southeast coast sand now menacing people and property from the mid atlantic states north to newt gingrich. for the latest we turn to eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our cbs boston station, wbz. eric, good morning. >> good morning, to you jane. we're watching hermine in a shift overnight moving a bit farther off toward the east. we're looking at now new york to connecticut down across the coast of the mid atlantic as well as tropical storm watches around cape cod and martha's vineyard. the track keeps the center off shore, it's going to move very slowly over the next couple of days. the big concern continues to be a large wind field, just going to sit and generate a lot of surf throughout the day today, throughout monday this is likely go to be the peak day. then slowly off to the north and east. doesn't look like a big winds, look

." >> osgood: conor knighton is on the trail to another one of our great national parks this morning. this time, he has some very >> this is cupcake. it hurts, it hurts so much. >> these adorable little guys and girls, born in july at the denali national park. >> the happiest government employees you'll ever meet. it's really true. >> ahead on "sunday morning," take a deep breath and say -- >> osgood: lee cowan visits the big easy with scott bakula of "ncis: new orleans." mo rocco talks with "sunday morning" make up artist rise see johnson about her life long brush with fame. steve hartman mourns the passing of a 600-year-old tree. first, the headlines, the 18th of september. 2016. coalition airstrike apparently struck government troops in syria. russia says more than 60 people were killed. elizabeth palmer is in the city of aleppo. >> charlie, these airstrikes have put extra strain on what we're calling a cease fire although both sides accuse the others of multiple violations. here in aleppo hearing intermittent sounds of gunfire and artillery and have done since we arrise eastern sy

." >> osgood: conor knighton is on the trail to another one of our great national parks this morning. this time, he has some very >> this is cupcake. it hurts, it hurts so much. >> these adorable little guys and girls, born in july at the denali national park. >> the happiest government employees you'll ever meet. it's really true. >> ahead on "sunday morning," take a deep breath and say -- were killed. elizabeth palmer is in the city of aleppo. >> charlie, these airstrikes have put extra strain on what we're calling a cease fire although both sides accuse the others of multiple violations. here in aleppo hearing intermittent sounds of gunfire and artillery and have done since we arrived several days ago. the airstri eastern syria, deep in isis territory. the pentagon says it was targeting an isis convoy, but stopped bombing as soon as russians warned that they were falling on syrian soldiers and their venges. the army has come out and said, that this is proof that the u.s. is supporting isis and russia's ambassador to the united nation says it puts a great big question mark over the