the tide is continuing to go out. i'm hoping to see continuing showers. >> we alreadare along u.s. 19. i can tell that you the damage has already been done. cars are under water and where we are, the waterfront homes, i'm told it's even worse. a live report from crystal river is coming up after the >>> 6:45. more coverage this morning in the after-math of hermine. >> lindsey logue is giving us a new look right now outside of businesses and cars under water. good morning, lindsay. >> reporter: deiah, dan, good g rn you from crystal river. you know the tide is starting to lower, and that's good news. when we first got here it was 2 feet deep and farther up to erour live truck is parked. now things are obviously looking much better, but the many businesses here are flooded. that car that was behind me a couple of minutes ago, the driver came out, revved it up and drove right out of here as if nothing had happened. that is not going to be the case for some car owners who are just about a hundred yards north of us. those c

hours is going to continue to move north through kent county, new castle county, very heavy rain continuing to push through north and western suburbs. sussex county flood warnings more heavy rain likely, flash flood watches are still in effect this morning, right through dover, this heavy rain moving north in new castle county, chester county lit up here and into berks county where we have redding about to get very heavy rain, it is all beginning to move through. this is where it is on the radar. computer forecast picks up this area and continuing to lift it up north. we don't completely dry out, rain will continue but not nearly as heavy as it is right now. off and on showers, maybe period of maryland rate rain along the coast with that northeast wind continuing. that will lead to coastal flooding here this morning with the the high tide but by 11:00 o'clock it breaks up a bit. temperatures only in the 60's and 50's only climbing in the mid 60's today, lower 60's, not much change from where we see it right now. number of the day will put it right at a two today, not very pleasant day out t

tomorrow through sunday, the weather continues to be very likely. next week, we'll have a brief warm up well into the 70s by tuesday with a seasonable cold front generating some showers or storms going towards mid-week.today: mostly cloudy and cool. a few sprinkles are possible, mainly northeast. wind: nw 10-20. high: 62 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 48 tomorrow: mostly sunny. not as windy. wind: n 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 49 across cedar rapids, most people are see the crest of be okay. but the threat of flooding still exists in cedar rapids -- with many low- lying areas taking on high water. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is close to the receeding cedar river this morning. forrest, when does the city say things can get back to normal? it will be at least 2 days until they feel more comfortable with the river level. they are looking for the cedar river to get below 18 feet. the river crested just below 22 feet yesterday morning. and it's not expected to drop below 20 feet until thursday. the cedar rapid

rain continues into the afternoon, mainly north of highway 30. while it won't be torrential, it will be enough to continue flooding night. highs will generally be in the 70s with some lower 80s in the far south where the weather stays dry. additional thunderstorms should fire tonight, producing locally heavy rain. the northern half of the area looks to be under the gun again, although the heaviest rain may fall a bit south of where it did last night. dry weather finally is here friday and saturday, but storms are back sunday. cooler weather follows. today: rain and thunderstorms likely north, mostly cloudy south. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-15. tonight: chance of storms. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. low: 66 alo: 65 dbq: 65 iow: 67 as justin mentioned, more flooding is expected in already flooded streets and basements in towns along the cedar river in floyd and butler counties. kcrg-tv9's brea love has been looking into the flooding throughout that area all morning and joins us live from north butler high school. brea, what are you seeing

the hurricane hunters are out there right now continuing to investigate this system that continued -- became a tropical storm earlier today. the winds are 65 miles an hour tonight. it started to slow down a little as it is now in the eastern caribbean. as we look at the track, it could be a category 1 hurricane sometime tomorrow night. then it is going to really slow down as it moves to the central caribbean. not a lot of upper-level winds, very warm water, working in america. south america has a lot of dry air in the history of storms around here, they don't have very good luck in strengthening. it's going to hang out through saturday, sunday and monday in the caribbean. that's a long time to be in that one area and it could be a category 2 hurricane around cuba early next week. then after monday, there is a lot of uncertainty, a lot of different solutions that send it anywhere from the gulf out to see. we will have to wait probably until about friday, two more days until we know if it will impact the east coast. we will be in for more rain tomorrow, 50% to 60% chance of showers and

and it continues with its illegal blockade of the gaza strip. and it continues to illegally alter identity and status of occupied east jerusalem and to commit aggressions and provocations against our christian and muslim holy sites, especially al-aqsa mosque. the continuation of the israeli aggressions against our muslim and christian holy sites is playing with fire. all of these israeli policies, actions and measures are the reasons for the failure of all international efforts, particularly that of the international quartet for the past 13 years, just as israel has sabotaged the efforts of successive american administrations over the decades. here, i must once again appeal to you to provide international protection for the palestinian people, suffering under occupation since 1967 in the west bank, including east jerusalem, and the gaza strip. i extend my appreciation in this regard to the security council members who convened an arria meeting of the council to explore the possibilities of international protection for our people, and i urge that

storms continue this morning and into the afternoon. the heaviest rain will stay in the northwest counties of the tv9 viewing area. high temperatures today will be much cooler, only topping out into the 70s. the showe the evening as the cold front begins to push through the area. clouds will begin to break and we'll see some clearing into the overnight hours. this will allow for our temperatures to drop into 50s overnight and early tomorrow morning. dry conditions set in and stay with us for the majority of next week. today: scattered showers and a few storms. locally heavy rain possible. wind: wnw 5-15 high: 73 alo: 71 dbq: 75 iow: 75 70 to 76 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. wind: nw 10-15 low: 53 alo: 51 dbq: 51 iow: 54 50 to 56 tomorrow: partly sunny, windy, and cooler. wind: w 15-25 g: 30 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: w 10-15 low: 48 alo: 47 dbq: 46 iow: 48 45 to 51 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 68 low: 48 wednesday: partly cloudy. high: 70 low: 49 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 73 low: 50 friday: partly cloudy. high: 73 low: 5

cc will continue shortly cc will continue daytime temperatures will continue to tick upward the next three days peaking at 102 on saturday. the dry northwest flow push away sunday as a closed low begins to change our weather. that low coupled with a strong ridge in the gulf of alaska will create breezy to windy conditions starting sunday. we will also see a drop in daytime high temperatures from 102 on saturday to 90 by wednesday. the uv index for thursday is 9 or very high. good morning. your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes back to the news desk a florida police department now has a furry new recruit. "harley", a former rescue dog, is now the newest member of the boynton beach police department. harley is a beagle mix and will be assigned to a detective with the unit. she will serve as a therapy dog, primarily for kids. a virgi

it will continue through tuesday afternoon. i am trying to think of different ways to say sunny skies. they will continue, hot weather returns by tuesday-wednesday and then you will put me back to work on thursday and friday and saturday. we'll start to chase a few storms. >> yes. and the thunderstorms there as well. a big raise up the temperature today, from 50s overnight. fortys in some cases. >> right. >> and back to 80s. we'll see you . >>> hey, i'm sarah carns. if you're looking for a job, you may want to attend a career fair hosted by ohio meansjobs.com. the project director is here to tell us about the event. it's taking place on september 9th. thank you so much for being here, mark. let's start off by telling me what is ohio meansjobs.com? >> ohio means, most people believe it's more than a career site in jobless things and resumes. we turned it into a full-fledge career planning and resource tool that will have local events and workshops on it as well for you. >> and speaking of those great events what, can people look

continuing to march on. as we are seeing, police are standing in the wings, standing by to make sure the protesters do not get violent, making sure that the protesters have their right to protest even though it is now against the law in terms of the curfew. >> right. >> but, again, i think what police are really doing here is really something very good. they're allowing the frustration, they're allowing it to air out. they're keeping a peaceful presence about them, and these people may likely march it off and walk off as we saw in leland vitter's piece one gentleman saying they were hoping to have peace out of this. >> the police are out there to protect them like you don't have any incidents like we had last evening where one of the protesters ended up dead. all of the law enforcement are out there to protect the protesters, also to protect the local businesses. there was widespread ransacking and looting of many businesses there in the epicenter specifically of charlotte, one of the stores there at time wa

this system continues to church to our south but continues to weaken. and will be gone by wednesday morning. that will be the end of this one. we'll see a gradual clearing or least drying out into thursday and friday. it will take that rain showers out of thursday morning because it's just going to be a drying trend thursday and friday. look how much warmer we get back out well into the 80s. >> kev, so saa williams could quite possibly be the most dominating athlete of all-time. she sets another record tonight at the u.s. open. we'll talk about that and a final round surge from rory mcilroy to win. final round surge from rory mcilroy to win. what he had to say golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. america runs on dunkin'. when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's both smooth and controlled. that's the more huma

the protests continue here in chorl et. we will continue to stay on this developing story. for now reporting live in charlotte david herst. >>> we also saw this video for the first time captured by a neighbor at the apartment where keith scott was shot. video of the incident. >>> mayor jennifer roberts saying on national news net works that they do plan to show city officials, but right now there is no plan to release it publicly. right now keith scott's wife say, please do not hurt people or member of law enforcement or take things that do not belong today the stories between police and witnesses do not match up. police say scott left the car with a gun and did not follow officer's orders. witnesses say he exited the car unarmed and only had a book. lots of reaction to this story. students across the state, they are gatri shooting. >> live in north carolina central university in durham with more on their message. jj. >> reporter: that rally just actually broke up behind me. there was more than 100 people who were out. it was a peaceful rally. i spoke with organizers earlie

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we need to continue to press on all fronts. we can't let up. whether it's in the counter isil campaign, in syria and iraq, elsewhere and here at home, aqap was mentioned a moment ago, that's a serious one. >> and so our capabilities, our military capabilities our law enforcement capabilities all of this which we've honed now in the years since 2001, this is not going to go away. this phenomenon to defeat isil. there will be terrorism in our country's future. >> if i could ask you a question -- i apologize, i'm running out of time here. and you may have answered this earlier. had it come in and go out, but raqa. when do you, and not obviously a single date how is this moving forward. i know a significant amount of the flow has been cut off. where do we stand in raqqah. >> i do see progress, we're working in that part of syria with the syrian democratic forces. they're the group with which we worked in -- as you indicated, successful successfully, others associated with them, will be the force that envelopes and collapses isil's control. at the s

back to gene and gayle. >> thank you so much. >>> our continuing coverage of tropical storm hermine continues. >> and we want to take a live look outside downtown tampa this morning and the riverwalk along the hillsborough river. as you lace up the running shoes, may want to consider plan b. maybe the treadmill. not best time to be going out to parts are flooded. so stay away from there. you're watching news channel 8 today. now at havertys furniture, it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect outdoor living space. now through september 5th, plus, take an extra hundred dollars off every one-thousand dollars you spend. coordinate your choice with rugs, lamps, pillows and more. get free delivery, and enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. the labor day sale is going on now. havertys. life looks good. it's one of the ocean's fastest, fiercest predators. mako. the tallest, fastest, longest coaster in orlando. now open. feel the predator power. >>> continuing to track tropical storm hermine this morning. it made land fal

the train of rain that continues from the southeast as continue through the day on friday. we'll start off around 40 degrees with temperatures in the 60s through the afternoon. yes your morning route will likely be impacted with some wet roads and will continue to have those wet roads for the evening rush. a lot of slow downs this evening and it looks like as the thunderstorms pop again tomorrow we will be dealing with that as well. a full look at your hour-by- hour forecast straight ahead. >> thanks betsy. >>> 25 up to the 50. he's at the 40, the 30. touchdown. >> just days before he was scheduled to come back from a four game suspension brown's wide receiver josh gordon announced he will be going to rehab. the voice of the browns jim donovan here with details. not the news most fans were looking for. >> there was a great deal of anticipation and i would dare say excite. there is excitement to see if they can get their first win but it was next week's game when the browns would come home to take on tom brady and the patriots. brady would return to play his first game of th

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before we continue on our tour, meteorologis t kaj o'mara joins us now. kaj, what do you have for our hancher forecast? plan on the rain to exit the area very quickly this morning leaving the daylight hours dry and quiet. temperatures will bounce towards the north. our next area of low pressure is not far off though, and will begin to impact our weather beginning tomorrow. plan on some showers and storms in the area for friday and especially on friday night. this weekend continues to look great with highs into the 70s and lows into the 50s. the plan weather-wise for saturday night continues to be unchanged with clear sky and comfortable temperatures for football into the 60s.today: gradual clearing. wind: nw 5-15. high: 82 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: light e. low: 62 tomorrow: ho heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. high: 78 tom. night: lingering showers and a few thunderstorms. wind: nw 5- 10. low: 57 thanks kaj. we're going to send it back to our studio in cedar rapids where brea is standing by with a look at today's top stories. monday--it's the da

and asked for continue support and prayer. never became severe. there is hail within the thunder storm. watch with me the movement of these 3 thunder storms. especially the one that is hugging that border. differently than the rest. moving to the north. moving in to nebraska. already confirmed tornado earlier today. also watch that thunder storm. you can see the movement and the storms around the metro. planning your evening. plus your lay labor day monday. in just minutes. >> . happening right now. crews in larimer county are battling a fast moving wild fire. asking nearby residents to evacuate. it flared up this afternoon. near red feather lake. the view from sky fox. you can see the fast moving flames. this video is from just in a mos the fire is two hundred acres. the e evacuation order effects people in the subdivision. as well as residents on the east side of can want road 50. between the state line. several agencies are work right now on the ground. and in the air. to put this out. we have a crew on the way to the area. we will bring you ne

. >> the impittsburgh will continue over the next several hours and continuing through the midday hours. that's the worst of hermine's weather that will be on top of us and leaving tallahassee as conditions begin improve markedly there. the m made landf we talked about last night at 1:30. this is what i'm here. you see tallahassee beginning to see the end of the rain shield. it is these bands that can set up here that cannot only bring us enal rain but embedded in them. as the last few minutes, still reporting the 50 mile-per-hour wind at the airport at 35 here. so this is the pocket of very heavy rain that we'll be dealg throughout the mornin. this is torrential downpours. not only that, you can hear the thunder if you are under any of portions of manatee. we'll widen out the shot to see the issue here. where is the rain ending? we have to keep going. the moisture will sit on top of us here for what looks li the next few hours. that will be a problem for fresh water flooding. as far as the winds, 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds, expein gusts. taedabout at the top of the newscast here, we

we need to continue to press on all fronts.we cannot let up, whether it is in the counter isil campaign, in syria, iraq, elsewhere, here at home and our capabilities, military, law enforcement, homeland security, all of this which we have honed now in the years since 2001, this is not going to go away. we will defeat isil but there will be terrorism in our country's future. >> if i could ask you, i apologize i'm running out of time here, you may have answered this earlier, i had to come in and go out, but how is this moving forward in rocca? i know they have cut off a significant amount of the flow, where do things stand? are we moving forward? you see progress every day and when do you see a time that a rock will be liberated? >> i do see progress, we are working with the syrian democratic forces, they are the group with which we worked with and they and others associated with them will be the force that envelops and collapses isil's control over that area. at the same time we are working with the turks, also the turkish milit

they continue through lunchtime. they continue into the-esque drive home as well. maybe a bit lighter. more scattered throughout 6:00, 6:30 this evening. we're going to see any drier weather. it will arrive in the overnight hours. starting off thursday on the dry side. more showers possible as we head towards thursday afternoon. umbrella. latest this morning, karl has been downgraded into a tropical depression with winds at 35 miles an hour. it will stay a tropical depression before it strengthens. if you have interest in bermuda it look like a tropical storm. strengthen to a hurricane later this week. just a few hours in the of 0s and that's henderson anne south hill. 7 # our high today. 78 in fayetteville. then tonight we're going to drop to the they continue for thursday, friday we'll see the most sunshine that we've seen all week and that's not much. and then in the first full weekend of fall 88 our high saturday. >> 6:21 right now. let's check in with al lie. you've been following a lot this morning. >> a bunch of crashes on i-40. you can see we do have a lane

i continue to believe that as the conflict continues in syria and the actions of the syrian regime under president assad, it isn't that what we saw encouraging people to join terrorist organizations to go out there and to fight and potentially to return to come to other countries and to conduct those terrorist attacks. we must see and must ensure that we are playing our part as ugly the uk is today in hosting phishing opposition in peace talks and ensuring we can bring an end to the conflict. >> can i think the prime minister for her statement, and can i commend her for her common sense realism in terms of for approach to negotiating our exit from the european union? it isn't like for a lot of the criticisms and contrary that come from those who advocated, perfect legitimate point of view but demonstrates a lack of respect for the decision the british people as a whole have now made big it is time to get on with making the best of that anyway that she is proposing to do. i certainly offer our support in these benches and our party and the support of the first minister to try to achieve t

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as flooding and flood recovery continues, let us know if you see news. give us a call on our newsline 9. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and videos to newsroom @ kcrg.com. cedar rapids police say they will identify the 13-year-old girl killed in a shooting yesterday morning on the city's southeast side. police did take 3 people into custody soon after the shooting. police came out to the corner later died at u-i-h-c. of the three people in custody -- all are males and two are juveniles. more than 50 people gathered for a vigil last night for the girl.. the vigil started with a prayer from the teen's aunt. candles lined the sidewalk spelling out the girl's name. family, friends, and neighbors struggled to hold back tears. neighbors told tv-9 that the girl's death was not intentional. one witness says she was sitting in a car when one of the suspects pointed a gun at her, off "8:28-8:46 "i heard a gunshot. and when i did, i went to the window, that's when i seen a couple of males, which threw me off guard because my girlfriend said

it will continue to pull out the area today. we'll be left with just a few spotty showers in its wake here as we head through the afternoon and into early this evening. we do have wind advisory effect for halifax county, edge comb county, wilson county. gusts up to 45 miles per hour. and when those wind advisories expire at 8:00, they'll still be breezy across the entire region. 22 mile-per-hour in lewisburg and help ter done. 26 miles per hour in rocky mount. also 26 miles per hour gusts in fayetteville. 30 mile-per-hour wind still gusting in goldsboro right now. seeing some these trees coming down because of how wet the ground is. definitely use some caution as you're out and b we may have some limbs falling on to power lines and road this morning until early this afternoon. it's 65 degrees right now in raleigh. 66 in durham. clayton, 67. 66 in lillington. it's cooler outside this morning and, this afternoon, we can expect temperatures to top out just shy of 80 degrees for most temperature. chances of showers continuing it thr

we expect labor market conditions to continue strengthening. and we are generally agreed that gradual increases in the federal funds rate to remove what is a modest degree of accommodation will be appropriate, but we dent see the economy as overheating now. my colleagues and i exchanged views at this meeting on the appropriate timing of the next step in reducing policy stimulus . most of us judged that the case for an immediate increase in the federal funds rate is stronger, but it would be sensible given the finding of a bit more running room to wait to see some continued progress evidence that we continue to progress toward our objectives. so for the time being, we're going to watch incoming evidence report can see from the that most expect that one increase in the federal funds rate would be appropriate this year and i would expect to see that, if we continue on the current course of labor market improvements and there are no major new risks that develop and we simply stay on the current course. >> howard schneider with "reuters." i was wond

oil continues to be one to watch particularly this week. that meeting analogy years we have been talking so much about in recent days. about whether there is going to be a more formal meeting of opec members. have beenia expressing willingness to cut its production or at least to have some sort of production target. it seems is contingent on iran's willingness to do so. oil has been rebounding on new hope surrounding those issues. up by 2%. a check of gold prices. gold prices up as well of about 2/10 of 1%. partially linked to the weakness in the dollar as well. mark: we are 90 minutes away from the monday session. every industry group is trading lower on the stoxx 600. group ranked returns. 1.6 percent is the decline, the --gest drop since 2000's coming off the biggest weekly game since mid july, the first weekly rise in three. a bit of a flipside to what we saw last week. the banks that are leaving the decline just before we get to them this is volatility. stocks measuring volatility on the euro stoxx 50. before today, volatility last fri

the explosion continued for minutes. there were no injuries reported. >>> donald trump from seeing it again, mexico will pay to build border. >> it's part of his immigration policy. coming up, how his opponent is reacting to his speech. and how mexico's president feels about his claim about >>> we're tossing over to schools are closed. >> people are wondering where the rain is. >> it's offshore. it's wrapping around tropical storm hermine and it will take a few more miles pushing east to where we would be inundated with rain. or it will stay just offshore. >> already people are saying flooding. they don't want to rain to come. >> any rain that comes will cause flooding because of the amount we had ye >> we going to see wind? >> we are. willow forecast coming up. i want tshyou ?? onshore wind throughout the afternoon. pushing the water farther inland. the tides are higher than usual and starting high the next hour depending on where you are anywhere between and -- between lunchtime and 5 him. this is what i am talking abo

that continues with our tropical storm hermine, downgraded from a hurricane. for us, it will be the same. very heavy rainfall. look at these pockets of lightning here. we contininto pasco county. this is remarkable with the band that is moving through. very heavy rain, very february lightning into wesley chapel as well. that will continue as everything has set up from south west to northeast. ok coming from, right? we have more to get through hear. that involves lightning. these storms have embedded winds in excess of 40 miles per hour, which is tropical storm force and why we have the warning as this stream of moisture will continue for the next several hours. current wind gusts to 54 in st. pete. this is going to be a problem throughout the day. there's tampa at 40. i think that will be for a good chunk. we'll be back with more accumulations and where hermine is eventually headed into a few minutes. >>> coming up also the storm tears a piece off of cedar >>> welcome back. take a look at this. this dock is not supposed to be the web cam out of cedar key. the

, as well as to continue the syrian-relevant investigations in this regard. mr. president, we congratulate cuba and iran on reaching agreements to lift the embargo imposed on them, and we look forward to their implementation. we renew our call for removing the illegal economic measures imposed on the syrian people and on other independent people in the world. notably, the people of the dprk, venezuela, and belarus. in closing, we wish you and your peoples lasting security and prosperity. we hope our organization will be able to regain the trust of the people by holding or upholding the provisions of the charter, which calls for respecting the sovereignty and independence of member states and ensuring noninterference in their internal affairs. this principle, if implemented, would lay the foundation for genuine and fair relations among nations after the greed and arrogance of some have shaken them to their core. thank you. [applause] >> i than the deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs and expatriates of the syrian arab republic for his stateme

next week, a warming trend continues to be on into the 70s. as of now, rain chances continue to be focused on wednesday, though the development of an eventual hurricane could delay this rain potential into thursday depending on what it does off the se coast. have a great day! today: sunny and mild. wind: n 10-20. high: 70 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 51 tomorrow: increasing clouds. wind: ne 10-15. high: 69 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: ne 5-10. low: 54 morning america. >>> did you kill meredith kercher? >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," a new crime documentary hitting the air waves. on the case that captured the would. the killing of meredith kirnler. >> either i'm a psychopath in sheep's clothing. or i'm you. >> reporter: capitol hilling new interviews. including knox boyfriend. >> i knew her for days. >> reporter: the case made headlines for years. they were convicted. freed. and then charged again. only to be found innocent. >> if i'm innocent, it means that everyone's vulnerable. and that's everyone's nightm

commissioners we left up on your regular calendar an item 15 item 14 has been continued. item 15, conditional use authorization >> nick foster department staff. one of congratulate commissioner antonini. thank you so much for your public service to this commission and the city at large. etc. before you is for conditional use authorization to allow for story vertical addition to its two-story nonresidential building 50 feet in height with our and zoning district approximately 5000 ft.2 project site located on block by broadway to the s. oak st. to the west by lego street to the n. market st. to the ease located in the rn-two residential mixed moderate dent density zoning district and 65 were of subject has 36.5 feet on frontage on broadway and the depth of 137.5 feet. the site previous he occupied by two sport building and limited commercial use on the second floor. the proposed budget would provide six two-bedroom units and one three-bedroom unit for a total of seven dwelling units. the new 18,580 gross square-foot building five stories over drudge would retain seven grou

as flooding and flood recovery continues, let 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and videos to newsroom @ kcrg.com. cedar rapids police say they will identify the 13-year-old girl killed in a shooting yesterday morning on the city's southeast side. police did take 3 people into custody soon after the shooting. police came out to the corner of 8th avenue se and 15th street. the teenage girl later died at u-i-h-c. of the three people in custody -- all are males and two are juveniles. more than 50 people gathered for a vigil last night for the girl.. the vigil started with a candles lined the sidewalk spelling out the girl's name. family, friends, and neighbors struggled to hold back tears. neighbors told tv-9 that the girl's death was not intentional. one witness says she was sitting in a car when one of the suspects pointed a gun at her, and it accidentally went off "8:28-8:46 "i heard a gunshot. and when i did, i went to the window, that's when i seen a couple of males, which threw me off guard because my girlfriend said it was only thr

on the items proposed for continuance okay not seeing any, i believe public comment is closed. and director rahaim. >> thank you good afternoon, commissioners just wanted to speak to the question of the proposed continuance by the academy of art we reviewed that request and i wanted to explain why the staff is supporting the continuance at this time we building this will allow sometime for the discussions on a global settlement we firmly believe that a global settlement is the best way to approach this - to settle this long-standing issue between the city and academy we want to moor that has public benefit and addresses the policy concerns you've raised none possible on a site to cite visit you - this will allow to look at issues for a public benefit in a broader way i want to make this clear and to the academy representatives we are cautious about continuance in this regard i'm interested in having a series of continuances but only to make sure that we make substantial progress along the way and we will be making a progress report on the settlement with respect to the lawsuit

it will continue to head east. tampa and points east will have to wait a little longer but not much. with this kind of pattern we're going to pop the showers and storms rather quickly. temperatures in the mid-80s now. factoring in the humidity feels like mid-90s. and we'll go well into the triple digits this afternoon. futurecast will show the pattern here, westerly flow that will favor the morning coastal showers. i think we'll have more than we had this morning tomorrow as this really gets established. there you see the showers and thunderstorms, not a coincidence, they look like a strike there, that will be our sea breeze pushing everything towards the east. so we'll rain last across our interior counties, by then the thunderstorms will continue to blossom. it's what we're talking about. hefty downpours, you can see on futurecast. pretty much you can draw the line from western polk and all the way down to hardee and desoto. so that by later this evening things will get rather bumpy out there with the heavy rain

we will continue to counter cyber threats.will continue to work diligently to root out terrorist networks and will work to destroy isil. at a time when the international order is under strain, i also emphasize the degree to which united kingdom's leadership on the world stage is essential. we are grateful for the uk's indispensable role in achieving landmark agreements on climate change, on issues of energy security and global development. we will continue to count on being able to stand together, stand strong with our british friends, to make sure that international norms and rules are enforced and are maintained. the bottom line is that we don't have a stronger partner anywhere in the world than the united kingdom, and despite the turbulence of political events over the last several months, we have every intention to making sure that that continues. and so i look forward to our partnership. this is my last g20, teresa's first. but the continuity of the relationship between the united states and the united kingdom, that stret

they will continue to investigate who the bullets belonged to. no perfect preseason for the packers --- they just couldn't keep up last night. rookie quarterback joe callahan capped a strong preseason by throwing for 143 yards and a touchdown..... but it wasn't enough to get a win. the green and gold lost last night 17 to 7. that puts their preseason record at 3 and one. the packers now wait to see who makes the 53 man roster and get ready for the jaguars on september 11th. smartphone. coming up on wake up --- why the device is now being pulled off store shelves. and whether you need a pick-me-up at work or just happen to be a latte lover ... new research suggests why you crave coffee. and carl has a preview of the you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. forecast from fox6 meteorologist rob haswell high pressure moves of wi today and as it moves to our east in the next lots of sun today with highs in the low 70s. by tomorrow, well move into the upper 70s and by sunday we will hit the 80s again. our warming continues ahead of a low early next week

all of which will reinforce the regions continued integration. given that for asian, i reiterated i'm determined to do everything i can to approve tpp before i leave office. with regard to security, our nations reaffirmed commitment to a regional order where international rules and norms are upheld. where agreements are resolved peacefully. there was recognition of the importance of the international arbitration ruling in july, which is legal and binding, and which clarified maritime claims by the philippines and china in the south china sea. we discussed the importance of claimants adhering to steps to which they've already greagreed including respecting international law, not militarizing disputed areas and not occupying inhabited island, reeves and shores. i reiterated the united states will stand with allies and partners in upholding fundamental interests. among them the freedom of overflight. peaceful resolution of disputes. the united states also continue to deepen cooperation of national challenge. discuss the importance of continuing to s

, but it's not a continuous rain. off and on bands of rain, potential is there for over an inch. lesser amounts farther inland. you can see the effects of hermine with us only slowly gradually easing through wednesday, and thereafter look at that, the heat and the humidity is building back in. it will be around 90 degrees here by friday. emily. >> ok thank you. right now a deadly accident involving a construction crane in boston is under investigation. police believe a worker was on the ground at the shattuck site when something went wrong with that crane. the man was brought to a hospital where he was pronounced accident. osha is investigating. >> mother theresa is now a saint. >> her canonization celebrated from the vatican to boston. >> a special mass was held yesterday in dorchester at a church named in mother theresa's honor. the cardinal encouraged the congregation tomorrow late late comp are also organizing a clothing drive to celebrate the canonization. the mississippi university for women is creating a nursin

that is what we will continue to watch. the tornado warning remains in effect for another 20 minutes. i suspect that that will cancel if anything changes we will have that here. >>> thank you. as you continue to track that we are going to move north where the hurricane is expected to make landfall in a few hours. >> as you just heard him talking, rain and when will be a major problem -- wind will be a major problem. this is about 45 minutes south tallahassee. how's it looking? to be rough. we are basically in the line of fire. a lot of little towns all along the big bend area. that's south of tallahassee, and when high tide came in, the golf overtook the beach. and look at that. that gazebo is underwater. people are evacuating the area. it has been nasty. the wind has been picking up. and the rain has been and, the street here, it is getting ready to flight as well. anthe people who live here are getting out even one of the channels here basically about to overflow. we got an up close look at what the storm surge is doing.

mostly dry conditions will continue. the chances for thunderstorms will continue to decrease over the next several days through the weekend and into monday. we'll be starting off with temperatures in the mid-70s and our high temperature will only be around 90 degrees. we'll show you how we're going get to these numbers with your full 7-day forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. reed and marie, back to you. >> reed: it's already a deadly start to september after two separate shootings minutes apart leave two people dead. the first shooting happened just before 8:00 at the park at lake mead near martin luther king. a man was shot inside a car. the victim later died at the investigated as accidental. the second shooting happened near twain and paradise also around 8:00 p.m. it left one person dead in an al vi ym -- alley. no suspects are in custody. if you know anything call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. >> marie: now to an update we've been following all day. investigators working to determine why a fire was intenti

if you going to continue to kill us for protesting peacefully, if you going to continue to kill us because we're black, if you going to continue to kill us for no reason, why are you taking our taxes? give us our tax dollars back. >> many are demanding for the mayor d police chief to step clear to me shooting from a. more than 140 rounds were fired in just 43 seconds. investigators say john coffey pointed a gun at an officer in a parking lot. the weapons was not loaded but the district attorney says the officers had to respd tothe threat. >>> a fayetteville mechanic is recovering after he was shot and robbed over the weeken and customers were held up at gunpoint at his business on hillsboro street. two armed man approached his garage from some train tracks behind the building. brown says one of emechanics was ordered to the floor and shot in the leg. after the incident, brown says he may have to close his shop earlier. >> i just try to help the poor people who need their car repaired. >> employees say one of the robbers was armed with an ak-47 police say there is no surveillance cameras at

at the front of terrorism evolves, our fight continues. whether they still call themselves the -- al qaeda or club themselves beneath the black flag of isil, nothing changes who they are and what we will do to protect our country. we possess limitless resolve to win and bill wind [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] wind of goodness at our backs. as we confront the forces of darkness, the united states continues to light the way towards a better future. whether rolled wars of the long battle against terrorists, our men and women in uniform to our steadfast as ever and have provided the concerned the -- security and values that have allowed millions upon millions of people, not just in the united states, but around the world to be safe, raise their children and dream their dreams, to live lives that are full. now,result, decades from when visitors to this memorial policy remember the last lost here on september 11, 2001, they will honor the men and women of the 9/11 generation and give thanks to all they have accomplishe

. >>> resz departments of wilmington and surrounding areas continue to pay tribute to those firefighters. coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00, our team coverage of this breaking story continues as a public visitation for the firefighters gets under way. >>> the train, it felt like it never stopped, it didn't slow down, it didn't brake. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a deadly new jersey transit crash. does sevens made it out after a crowded train slammed into hoboken in the morning rush. let's take a live look at the setup here. the tracks basically run and dead end right into that historic train station in hoboken. and investigators are sifting through a tachkal of broken con create and twisted metal at that train station now. >> we're hearing more first hand from those who witnessed it. at least one person was killed when that speeding commuter train plowed into a platform. that victim was standing on the platform. more than 100 others are hurt, most of them critically, the ntsb is sending a team of investigators to the scene. authorities say there is no sign of terrorism or

they continue success. storm will sit in this area, few that go way far west, few far east, look at this cluster here. the storm looks like it will slowly turn north. and as it moves northwest, maybe, it could spread some of this heavy rain back into the area. by sunday morning, not a bad looking day, just clouds, mix of sun here, but by monday, as the storm continues to intensify, move north, and closer to the area, heavy rain begins to spread into atlantic city, maybe as far as i-95, by monday at noon, clouds trying to work their way into the western suburbs, but the rain, very heaviest just off the coast of that track changes just little built, there is some uncertainty with that, we could see very heavy rain. so this is the amount, looks like two to maybe 3 inches by tuesday at noon, a lot coming down late sunday and throughout the day monday, some even spreads as far as north as i-95. dawn? >> all right, thank you, dave. well, cape may is one of three new jersey counties now under a state of emergency.

we're going to continue to do that. it does involve vetting to our standards which is required of us, but the program has changed -- needed to change. it did change and is now on a much more successful footing. i should also thank the committee in the spirit of what you said earlier about further budgetary support. much appreciate that as well. if i'd ask the chairman also. >> senator, just first individuals who we were working with were vouched for, we do biometrics, a detailed interview process. we watch closely to behaviors. i would say our leaders over the last several years have been very, very good separating as we go through the process of growing as the case may be. forces in iraq. triab tribal forces. those kinds of things. >> and i also wanted to both of you, i appreciate your continued commitment in the area of sexual assault. i know we have put a lot on the military. i think we have counted up literally there are hundreds of changes we have made over the last few years to the uniform code of military justice

data should continue to hold up.david expects china will teady before stud befor it takes on reserve status . >> these is a priority of china. it does not mean it will depreciate the u.s. dollar. but it is going to be extremely stable. the dollar has depreciated already by 7%. it is quite helpful to the chinese economy. angie: the pboc's actions are not the only thing investors are watching. currentpected that the emerging-market rally will continue for a number of reasons. factors that have driven the strength of the emerging-market this year have been a weakening u.s. dollar, low yields, and a continuing belief that we won't see an increase in rates from the fed. therefore, yes, we do think that will be slowing down, however, assuming the fed does hold up raising rates in september, and assuming the u.s. stella does not significantly strengthen -- does not significantly strengthen, we have a positive view on equities in the latin american region and emerging-market debt across the board. angie: that was the word fr

the search continues for the other men involved. we will be checking in to see how that officer is doing, he was in surgery. we're also going to be following this very active search for the people involved. rosemary. >> pamela osborne live in atlantic city. we will get more from pam during our 9:00 newscast. >>> krystal, you're watching hermine because we have to stay on top of the path of the storm. >> the track is going to be so important to us. this is a live look outside cape may, winds already picking up. this is the we are looking at. notice from today through tomorrow morning and then notice from sunday through tuesday almost the same distance of movement meaning we are looking at a big stall out near us, those flooding concerns as a result. >> that will continue to linger. all right. we will see you back here at 9:00 and then in 25 minutes for an update. >>> good morning. hermine on the move. the tropical storm battering the carolina right now. the storm packing top sustained winds of 60 miles an hour. heavy rain causes prob

rain continues over portions of the area today with much of the activity wrapping up by noon. heavy rain is again a concern forecast focus remains on a quiet night along with a quiet day on saturday. by saturday night, we are back at it already with more rainfall which may cause additional rises on area rivers. stay tuned going into the weekend and river data is constantly updated and tweaked to reflect the latest conditions and forecast.today: morning storms possible, then turning partly sunny. wind: se 5-10. high: 81 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: e 5-10. low: 66 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15. high: 85 tom. night: increasing clouds. rain arrives late. wind: se 5-10. low: 65 thanks kaj. some people living in the low out of their homes this morning. the city has asked people there to evacuate. many packed their belongings overnight, moving them to safe locations. kcrg-tv9's brea love is live from waverly. shelter for people who had to evacuate their homes? chris and nicole, the city of waverly says a shelter is set up for people at grace baptist church across from mcdo