it is still very humid, and that cold front is going to be kind of lingering over the eastern seaboardthe map this morning, already, you know, pouring still from memphis to chicago, had a line of storms go through. you're clear now. indianapolis, rain is about to arrive, a line of thunderstorms coming your way. hit-and-miss shower sincere and storms in central new york. later today as the front approaches the new england area, we could get severe storms out of this. wind damage could be the biggest threat and large hail with some of the storms. we are talking areas north of new york city, you will the through way to albany, southern portions of half of vermont, back towards binghamton, wilks bar and over to bingham. let's time the mess through friday. going throughout the morning, hit and miss showers in the ohio valley. by 355:00 storms should be exitg nashville and heading to northern alabama. new york city, hit and miss showers and storms. dry in d.c., richmond, raleigh and charlotte, you will be very hot today. taking you into saturday, showers and storms going through saturday aft

sides are also there twenty eight degrees but still some really heavy rain across parts of the eastern seaboard standing still down into florida behind that system warm air for dallas texas that temperatures in mid thirty's fine across many parts of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions cherry not looking too bad for much the time the heavy showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day and kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers star

this is getting strained out of the eastern seaboard with tropical moisture.eric river that will continue to deliver rain along the eastern seaboard. some areas are measuring in feet how much rain they are getting. especially, the carolinas and parts of the virginia's. out west, a few thunderstorms around mammoth and dog along the coast with a pattern in exc from the heat and bad air quality, and all the bad problems. as we press into the next few days, we will continue to have cool, mild temperatures inland. 70s, 80s and low 90s. very pleasant. outside we go. there is the fog. it's going to make things pleasant. pleasant. the fog forecast for the morning with some breaks at stinson beach. there is the temperature footprint which is cooler than it was today or about the same. 80s and 90s into the warmer spots of the bay area. 93 vacaville tomorrow. that's one of the hotspots. clear lake 95. everybody else, mostly 70s and low 80s. low 90s and one. kind of nice. >> it's fun to watch. i know you are a big oakland guy. it's fun to see the oakland a's give back --

going to be ahw soterly wind, as this big area of high pressure inches its way closer to the eastern seaboardns up the pump of heat and humidity. be ready for the returnf 90-degree days. we haven't been above 90. hat forecasts a high of 92 degrees today. i mentioned a slight chance for atray shower or thunderstorm. our resolution model has continued. the last two or three hours in a row, this thunderstorm chance is iong and to the west of the blue ridgeto the shenandoah valley. not much of a rain chance around the city. temperature-wise, 76 dowown. 68 in leesburg. 71 in fedarcyksburg. for kids that have the day off, that's the dwindling number of kids that can go to the pool to ay. very htoday. temperatures in the low 90s. a little backyard barbecuing this evening. it will be plenty rm and a little on the muggy side. most of us can grill outside without much of a concern over rain. hot, hazy and humid weather. the heat index is likely for tuesday and wednesday. temperatures start to trend wnward. but rain chances trend upward, just in time for thday weekend. the labor day weekend is on the we

so, if you have plans to the eastern seaboard, that is something you want to consider.trikes up around the west slope of nevada, mammoth, fog along the coast. fog is going to do what it did last night, which is push italy in. it will give us temperatures like this, now, but it will also start the morning off partly cloudy for many, in a day tomorrow, almost defect and a day tomorrow, just like today. funky out there now, you can see the cool heat, shadows and texture. just a beautiful scene there, it is beautiful. that is what is keeping our air- quality nice, this onshore floor. this is what is keeping the fire danger down, all of this relative humidity. it is eastward, you can see about exactly what we had today. it will continue this way, really, right to the next couple days. 84 degrees, some of the warmer spot, most of the hotspots will be in the low 90s tomorrow. 94 in brentwood, that is one of the hotspots. vacaville, 93. in the five day forecast, it looks like this. temperatures on the mild side, not a big heat up, it is not dangerous, we are just enjoying a nic

severe thunderstorms up here across the mid mississippi valley up towards chicago but for the eastern seaboardthe. flooding threat is still going to be a major problem over the next couple of days new york with a temperature few of thirty two degrees there down towards washington of thirty two and for the next few days we don't expect to see much of a change temperatures across much of the eastern seaboard staying into the low thirty's. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories happening was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists the images matter a lot of international politics joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most third if someone from the country who guides you who leads you to this story of the byline tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha and has a secret coming up in the next sixty minutes scouring the rubble of a mo

the eastern seaboard not bad at all. we will have a pretty summer-like middle of the week. the storms in illinois and through st. louis, that's going to sweep towards the ohio valley on thursday, and on friday it will be arriving into areas of the east with showers and thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon. so we're in and out of the pattern where we get just these tropical downpours. it has been very humid in areas of the north east. i'm sure you can attest to that. >> yes. >> it doesn't take much to get a quick inch or two of rain. >> that's right. and all of the flight complications have been happening. >> saturday was a nightmare for anyone trying to fly on the eastern seaboard. today it will be not as bad, but there will be delays. >> we've heard a lot of oh me, o oh, mys. still ahead, we will go live to istanbul for the latest on the efforts to stop the slide in the lira's value and the potential fall-out that still may come. and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail

in the east coast, eastern seaboard, they're going to be kind of wet and a little bit inclmt and we're going to be a little bit cool or mild for this time of year. that's next week. here's the model saying -- it did this yesterday morning. the fog this morning was not as aggressive as this. i expect this model might be a little aggressive with the fog. there will be some fog and i think it will burn off. it will be gone for most of us by 10:00, 11:00. yellows are 70s. greens are 60s. there you go. tomorrow is a lot like today. i think there will be a little bit more lingering fog in the morning hours. we're splitting hairs. this pattern is the pattern you dream of if you're cal fire guy. or woman. this is the pattern you dream of, especially in late august, early september. mild weather. high humidities. reasonable winds. no spare the air days. no red flag warnings. that's what we got. that will heat up a little bit toward the end of the weekend here. still this is nothing really. that's going to drop down again after monday and temperatures will get a little cooler. here's the 5-day f

time to look at weather conditions across the americas we still have heavy rain hail along the eastern seaboard showers extending all way down through to the florida panhandle behind our systems the warm air we've got thirty six there in dallas and across the west we also at the risk of some showers there across parts of colorado and then to the desert southwest cooler conditions for washington state their highs of twenty in seattle and then heading on through into suffer a recovery in temperatures there generally should be a woman in los angeles highs of twenty nine into central america we have some heavy showers through panama costa rica nikki ryker further north are scattered showers around i'm a sicko wanted to these are quite heavy particular on the pacific side as for the islands of the caribbean are generally fine picture terms is in the low thirty's the bulk of the chariot to pretty across western parts of cuba and through into the bahamas into south america heavy showers there for colombia and across that region generally coming further towards the south the middle showers extending th

easing over towards colorado routes of the old parts of texas but brought to skies along the eastern seaboard and that will continue to be the case as we go on through the next day out to some pleasant warmth that twenty six celsius from new york to d.c. and north of the border also into also still a few showers in place as we go on through thursday as you can say for all those central pasta for the west is still warm and dry little colder there for sampling remember getting up to around thirty degrees couple of days back around nineteen or twenty by friday the showers will continue across central parts twenty therefore chicago as well further south we're fine and dry as is the case across eastern parts of north america come down into the cabin lots of tropical sunshine was a chance of wanted to shout was a cool as much as your share of the greats around tennis possibly to into the last around today's before many more sunshine and then showers we've got a scattering of showers making their way towards the western side of the caribbean nicaragua costa rica could see some wet weather but lookin

weather conditions across the americas in north america we've got to result temperatures on the eastern seaboard or twenty six for new york with a chance of showers we got some heavy rain across parts of the south dallas i think because see some significant storm activity during the course of the day extending into parts of the west too and then heading on into choose stay still would like to see this area of rain persisting meanwhile across the pacific northwest again it remains pretty warm seattle are coming in at thirty degrees celsius for the south a few showers likely for the desert southwest should be dry picture in san francisco with highs of seventeen into central parts of america and we've got plenty of showers here from mexico looking fairly wet at times meanwhile for the showers likely down through the isthmus the standing towards panama for the islands the caribbean weather conditions generally looking pretty good there will be wanted to showers but for the most part you're looking a lot of sunshine and temperatures expected into the low thirty's for the most part into south america

weather conditions across the americas in north america we've got to result temperatures on the eastern seaboard or twenty six for new york with a chance of showers we've got some heavy rain across parts of the south so dallas i think we could see some significant storm activity during the course of the day extending into parts of the west too and then heading on into choose stay still would like to see this area of rain persisting meanwhile across the pacific northwest again it remains pretty warm seattle are coming in at thirty degrees celsius for the south a few showers likely for the desert southwest should be dry picture in san francisco with highs of seventeen into central parts of america and we've got plenty of showers here from mexico looking fairly wet at times meanwhile for the showers likely down through the isthmus extending towards panama for the islands the caribbean weather conditions generally looking pretty good there will be wanted to showers but for the most part you're looking a lot of sunshine and temperatures expected into the low thirty's for the most part into south amer

southern plains he's in over towards colorado outs of parts of texas but brought to skies along the eastern seaboard that will continue to be the case as we go on through the next day to some pleasant warmth that twenty six celsius from new york to d.c. and north of the border also into office we're still a few showers in place as we go on through thursday as you can see for those central pasta for the west is still warm and dry little colder there for seattle remember getting up to around thirty degrees couple days back where around nineteen or twenty by friday the showers will continue across central parts nineteen or twenty there for chicago as well further south we're fine and dry as is the case across eastern parts of north america come down into the cap and lots of tropical sunshine with a chance of wanted to shout was of course might catch your chair on the grates around tennis possibly to into the last around today's before many more sunshine and then showers we've got a scattering of showers making their way towards the western side of the caribbean nicaragua costa rica could see some wet w

we're seeing rain showers not quite as heavy as yesterda the heaviest rain staying off the eastern seaboard off to ther eastern we're seeing a few isolated showers for areas west of i-95. we've got a lot of moisture continuing to stream up. the c moisture intral virginia, i would say western central virginiaeally right around here. that's going to continue to push into our area. ill all this moisture down in raleigh will move up here in .southwest virgin that will push through. we'll keep a chance for showers and thunderstorms a we head into the afternoon increasing in coverage. everybody has a flash flood watch until 6:00 a.m.omorrow morning. it's not going to take much to get to flash flooding criteria again, please do not drive across any flooded roadways. let's go ahead andake a look at your future cast. 11:30 we're seeingd isola showers mainly to the west. we have that stuff off to the east and the eastern sea board. through the early portion of the afternoon. we start to see heavy downpours, thunderstorms. that's shown here in the red. this is 4:. right as the evening commute gets sta

in parts of virginia and also north carolina, flash flood watches remain in effect across the eastern seaboard and a chance for some severe storms to pop up in parts of the northeast for your friday. another location where we could see some strong to severe storms is going to be in parts of the dakotas and western minnesota. as we head to the west, no relief for firefighters. things are staying very dry with low humidity. i'm meteorologist regina miller with your accuweather forecast. >>> coming up, why hand sanitizers are becoming less effective. >>> also ahead, police in colorado are defending their actions after a homeowner was shot and killed during a home invasion. how a hearing problem may have impacted the incident. >>> and the court case that could change the definition of an embryo. is it property or a person? embryos property or a person? it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep number 360 smart bed intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to run the world. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. when i have an asthma attack... i f

back time to look at weather conditions across the americas we still have heavy rain along the eastern seaboard showers extending all way down through to the florida panhandle behind that systems that warm air we've got thirty six there in dallas and across the west we also at the risk of some showers there across parts of colorado and down to the desert southwest cooler conditions for washington state their highs of twenty in seattle and then heading on through into stuff a recovery in temperatures there generally should be a woman in los angeles highs of twenty nine into central america we have some heavy showers through panama costa rica nikki reika further north a scattering of showers around to mexico wanted to these are quite heavy particular on the pacific side as for the islands of the caribbean a generally fine picture with temperatures in the low thirty's the bocas sharrett to pretty across western parts of cuba and through into the bahamas into south america heavy showers there for colombia and across that region generally coming further towards the south the middle showers extending

weather conditions across the americas now in north america we saw some pretty warm air across the eastern seaboard there with temperatures in excess of thirty degrees for many areas and a door into canada where twenty eight in ottawa rain again in parts of the southeast fine conditions across many parts of the west and certainly for the civic northwest looking pretty warm there seattle well into the thirty's calgary two looking pretty hot so move through into friday again fine conditions for calgary but slightly cooler conditions for seattle showers likely across the desert southwest you'll notice but los angeles driver temperatures thirty one down into central america and certain pacific coastline of mexico is threatened by a series of storms but largely they expected to remain offshore nevertheless there are plenty of showers around here in the course of thursday showers all the way southward towards panama and costa rica but the oilers the caribbean cherry looking pretty good at the moment lots of sunshine are own and temperatures just into the low thirty's into south america going to shows aro

course of doing that. >> these kind of pressures that stick the artillery had to go back to the eastern seaboard and down to south carolina to try to intimidate the nullification advocates in south carolina. >> by the time you get to the end of 1832, it was clear they weren't able to sustain an artillery school. the infantry school which was designed in part as a strategic reserve at st. louis was in the middle of the frontier. it had already lost most of its school purpose. >> it is hard to say, you can probably say it closed in 1834 but had not been very active for several years beforehand. what we call today off tempo, the frequency of deployments, it grew by about 5000. this small army couldn't really sustain training at the infantry school and artillery school. as well as intimidating slave unrest and native americans. and ultimately conducting indian removal. >> this is the year before the indian removal act, but they were trying to keep the peace between the cherokee and whites invading the cherokee land. that was when gold was discovered on cherokee land in northwest georgia. they had to

incredible we essentially found a way to research and use that an excuse to eat our way through the eastern seaboard. [laughter] is has just really been a blessing and with the families and bill and his family and everyone involved helped us to build this incredible book that we could not have done, neither one of us could have done on our own. >> the question we get asked a lot is there are wonderful books on indianapolis. three in particular come to mind. her book in harm's way and there was another book in 1999 done by the foreign correspondent for the "washington post" in a 1969 other book called abandoned ship done by an associate news editor he was a news editor for the "associated press." each one of these books have a bit of a different character. in the 1950s we started to realize this grave injustice had been done. he didn't spend very much time in the water with the men. in 1990 there was more information that was declassified and dan kurtzman was able to refill more of the story and 80% of the time was in the water so he's the first person to interview. he told me interview to over 80 su

americas in north america because some heavy showers across parts of the middle through towards the eastern seaboard still very warm temperatures into the thirty's in many places thirty five down in dallas some showers in parts of the west there colorado seen some heavy rain but. dry fine conditions for san francisco but very warm indeed for the pacific northwest with temperatures there are thirty in seattle thirty one in calgary so move the forecast through warmer weather again over the following twenty four hours and still plenty showers across southeastern areas with temperatures the most part in the thirty's chicago should be nice and bright with thirty one is the maximum down into the caribbean at the islands the most part you see looking to me ok a scattering of showers but we have hurricanes working the way very close to baja california mexico specific coastline but remaining offshore so for most places just a case of heavy showers those showers extending more towards the pacific side down through central america for the caribbean islands looking fine should be a nice day in kingston jamaica

scattered storms along the eastern seaboard. enjoy the milder temperatures him new york a high of 83 degrees. ohio state university taking steps to respond to sexual harassment after accusation of sexual abuse, announcing a new central office to handle all misconduct claims. it's used as a part of the overhaul of the title 9 complaints. >> later on today the board meets to discuss the urban meyer investigation. after telling reporters he was unaware of an allegation of sexual abuse against an assistant coach. meyer later said he filed protocol by reporting it. the food and drug administration is extending the expiration date for some epipens by four months. this is to help cover a shortage ahead of the new school year. the fda says it reviewed data showing certain batches of expired pens could be used. the medications have only be available in limited qualities, due to regional supply disruption and manufacturer issues. the fda approved and has yet to announce a release date. emotions rung high as chris watts is arraigned on nin

we found a way to research and use that as a excuse to eat our way through the eastern seaboard. and so, it's really been a blessing and with the families and everyone involved. it helped us to build an incredible book that we could not had done neither one of us could have done on our own. and then another question another question that we get asked a lot. there are some wonderful books on indianapolis three in particular come to mind. i don't know how many of you said in cnn's sentence book in harm's way. and then in 1959. there was another book called a being in ship. it was an associate news editor for the associated press. and so each book one of these books has a little bit of a different character. in 1950s was first to realize that this grave injustice had been done to captain mcveigh in his view. on and he didn't spend very much time in the water with the men than in 1990 there was some more information that was declassified. and they were able to reveal more of the story. and then they really spent about 80% of the time in the water. he was really the first person to in

south are also there twenty eight degrees but still some really heavy rain across parts of the eastern seaboard easterling still down into florida behind that system warm air for dallas texas there temperatures in mid thirty's fine across many parts of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike really but some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions gerri not looking too bad for much of the time the heavier showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day in kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america in

very, very wet along the eastern seaboard and having flooding in the virginias, georgia.ore of the same in the bay area. big concern because we are steady in the bay area, the big concern is the fire zones. the pattern is such we will see a break. even though it is a red flag warning, it will come in the southwest winds which will be helpful. temperatures dip down, not cool, but mild in here on friday afternoon. saturday and sunday. the fire zones, upper 80s, low 90s but the concern is for the winds. here you go. summer time in the state of california. the weather isn't -- it could be worse. the fires are big and rough terrain. lot of this stuff is terrain driven. remote areas. lake county area, the redding area, it is tough to get in there but the weather for -- again, it is not out of control. a week before that is for sure but this pattern right now is really not a bad pattern for this time of year. >> hope they get them under control. thank you. >>> coming up on the 11:00 p.m. news, new evacuations to tell you about in the lake county fire zone. we were there as deput

we are watching one funnel system push out into the atlantic right there leaving much of the eastern seaboard dry over the next few days that's going to be some good news there but we do have one weather system right here coming out of the rockies that system is going to bring some very active weather across much of the midwest with thunderstorms in the forecast for many areas. there with sponsored by qatar airways. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories happened was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the los journalists images matter a lot international politics joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the big service someone from the country who guides you who leads you to this story of the byline tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. welcome to the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters in doha with me and it's a problem coming up in the next sixty minutes accused of treason ugandan opposition leader bobby wine faces ne

like other areas of the eastern seaboard, this was the result of natural increase. it was partly the result of the growth of the city. urbanization and the rise of early industrial manufacturing but also it was the group that was fueled by the immigrant boom of the mid-19th century. the majority of immigrants started in the cities. many scattered into the country but many started and stayed in the cities. ports of entry like philadelphia, new york or st. louis which was a point of entry. do you have a question? >> how did they get into pennsylvania and st. louis? >> they would literally leave the ship on the document and start their. in some cases, you would have people arrive in new orleans and they might take a train to st. louis because they heard that was a place of opportunity or a steamboat up the river. that is why a lot state along the coast because that is why they leave on the transatlantic voyage. one of the things we see the city's this large population. philadelphia has undergone a demographic revolution as numbers increase but in some ways it is the sa

he met with them in chicago and along the eastern seaboard. the washington post noticed that the demand for modern design was here to stay. the decorative arts mania has, in more ways than one, simmered down to actual work. in fact, it is quite time to leave off calling it a mania at all since it is rapidly rising to the dignity of a permanent industry. the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was -- william morris had textiles and embroideries made. he considered it to be the very sorry and current state of decorative arts. it is often not realized that it is the largest portion of the decorative arts of furnishing in britain at this time. some sort of rococo style. this is of course a very very small part of the market. this is one of the things that you always learn and see in galleries and if you read books about the 19th century, it is the sort of thing you can read about, but the reality is houses up and down the country were filled with this rococo revival style. but, although morris was highly critical of the increasingly industrial

the forecast reflects a pretty rapid drop in temps. 50 millioner on the eastern seaboard boston southeat advisories and warnings in place. temps this afternoon will feel closer to 100. 104 in spots. records, places like boston close, potentially tying a record. albany, burlington potentially. no i don't think will make it to the record of 99. but incredible warmth this time of year. the front comes to the rescue friday morning. we'll see the cooler air. another warm day tomorrow across the northeast. the drop is pretty gradual the next 24 hours and significant from thursday into friday. much the same there for places like washington where we drop down finally back into the middle 80s. >>> manhattan was all abuzz tuesd tuesday. 40,000 bees swarmed a hot dog vendor in times square. new york city has an official beekeeper for situations like this. they say the bees were trying to escape the heat after leaving a hive on a nearby rooftop. a beekeeper vacuumed up the insects and they were transported to long island. nypd commissioner jimmy o'neal later sent this tweet deplete with b -- comp

and lete widen out the view because you can see up and down the eastern seaboard, we are dry. but we'll time out the humidity and heat in about 15 minutes. >>> and we switch to breaking news. n worker has died after accident at the high school in potomac, this is chopper 4 over the scene. montgomery county rescue officials tell news 4 the worker with us placing the portable structure you see there when he became trapped. no word on how it happened or what safety measures were in place. wepdate you as soon as we learn more. >>> the department of education could be arede conng allowing states to use federally funded grants to buy guns for teachers about that this is according to the "new yo this year congress passed a school safety bill that allocate money to local school districts, but row hi prohibited schools from using the money to buy firearms. so theepartment is looking for a loophole. possibly grants that don't hav strictions on weapons and could allow the secretary of education betsy devos to use her discreti discretion. >> first day of classes in loudouco ty, and molett

she traveled to chicago and his household with centers in chicago along the eastern seaboard. the demand for modern design was here to stay. decorative arts mania has simmered down to actual work and it is time to stop calling it mania at all. the pragmatism was addressed by ideas with craftsman architecture and design. his firm is called the folkman and company with a mission to reform what he considered to be a degraded current state of decorative art. it is often not realized that a portion of the decorative arts were furnished at this time. this was a very small part of the market and one of the things that you always learn and see in galleries in the 19th century, the sort of thing you can read about. the commissioner for the works. they were given the job of redecorating two rooms. the tapestry room on the left. this was followed by work, by providing new wallpapers. and wall hangings. for the most part we have been considering work for much of the second half of the 20th century. certainly william morris would feature heavily in curricular of decorative arts courses. ru

yesterday 90s all up and down the eastern seaboard and that's bause we had a front move(ñr through.e locking at a pretty nice evening tonight and what will be a great day out there on your friday. temperature-wise outside there right now, in the 80s to thefá 90s. mentioned a chance shower. got one or two around but, again, most of us stayingw3 dry with cleart( skies. blue skies right now looking great for tomorrq7k i've got thisÑi here. also/$'-ing the flood threat,w again, early nexte1 week. see you guys injf a minute. >> doug, thank you. what went ails abou on inside that isolated compound in the new s mexice1 desert g more disturbing by the day. children living in squalor,ln rished and starving, and sha adults in e were training sha the kidsfá to kill, raising a child army to carry(u scho shootings. nbc's jay gray has thene details today as this dark mystery unravels. >> watch your footing. everything is covered. >> the buildingsobbledxd together out ofok scrip3wood an spare parts. remnants of a makeshift home and terrorist training ground. >> lots ofçó bullet casings. >> report

we essentially found a way to research and use that as an excuse to eat our way through the eastern seaboard. [laughter] >> and so it's just really been a blessing, and with the families and bill toti and his family and ann involved, helped to us build this incredible book we could not have done, neither one of us could have done on our own. >> another question we get asked a lot is, there are some wonderful books on indianapolis, three in particular come to mind. don't know how many of you have led the book "in harm's wayment" another book done in 1990 called" fatal voyage "done by a tough guy journalist, a foreign correspondentent for the "washington post" and then in 1959, there was another book called" abandon ship "by richard newcombe -- a news editor for the "associated press," and so each one of these books has a little bit of a different character. newcombe in 1950s was the first to realize this grave injustice had been done to captain mcvay in his view. and he didn't spend very much time in the water with the men. then in 1990, there was some more information that was declassified,

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tomorrow looks nice for the eastern seaboard. typical summertime storms we add thad murky pattern. >> we had a break from that. we had a poungd around here yesterday, phil. >> still ahead, good old fashioned baseball brawl and perhaps the most unique way of staying tool in the summcool in. that's back in a bit. hall quist. >>> welcome back. time for sports. three days after the maryland head football coach dj durcan was placed on administrative leave the school addressed the ongoing investigation of the heat stroke death of 19-year-old jordan mcnair at a workout earlier this summer. take a listen. >> the university assessed legal and moral responsibility for the mistakes that our training staff made on that fateful workout day of may the 29th, which, of course, led subsequently to his death. >> and the school says trainers never took mcnair's temperature or iced him down, steps that experts say could have saved his life, with coach durcan and members of his staff placed on administrative leave. the school is parting ways amid-all

conditions across the americas snow in north america we saw some pretty warm air across the eastern seaboard that would temperatures in excess of thirty degrees for many areas indeed orphans account of the twenty eight in ottawa rain again in parts of the southeast fine conditions across many parts the west and the safin northwest looking pretty warm there seattle well into the thirty's calgary two looking pretty hot so move through into friday again fine conditions for calgary but slightly cooler conditions for seattle showers likely across the desert southwest you'll notice but los angeles drive the temperatures thirty one down into central american sun pacific coastline of mexico is threatened by a series of storms but largely they expected to remain offshore nevertheless there are plenty of showers around during the course of thursday showers all the way southward towards panama and costa rica but the islands the caribbean cherry looking pretty good at the moment lots of sunshine around and temperatures just into the low thirty's into south america going to shows run into northern areas

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goldwater said, "sometimes i think this country would be better off if we cod just saw off the eastern seaboard man who makes statements like this be expected to serve all the ople justly and fairly? re vote fordent johnson on november 3rd. the stakes are too high for you to stay home.an >> cal we had a -- i guess i would call it a rift between the so-calledr rockefelpublicans and the conservative republicans,ng rockefeller represenhe liberal wing of the republican party, which, by and large, supported the great society programs, and by and large supported t civil rights legislation. >> buchanan: the rift between goldwater and rockefeller, it goes back, basically, to the battle between taft andewey, the conservative wing ofenhower, the republican party... against the eastern liberal establishment, the moneyed class, wall street. >> goldwater, jr.: the rockefellers, george romney, scranton -- they were kind of the titular heads of the party on the east coast, and the east coast pretty well ran the party. >> wasn't east and west.as itast and midwest. it was the heartland republicans.e by the time

few of about thirty two and speaking of temperatures as has been extremely hot here across the eastern seaboard of the united states breaking records in most areas temperature on thursday for new york thirty two degrees but we do have a front that is pushing through that front will bring showers of course but it's also going to bring much needed relief in terms of temperatures new york is going to see about twenty five degrees washington still a rainy day for you with a temperature there of twenty nine. there with sponsored by the time riis. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds lived off this land. but such a traditional way of life is under increasing threat. al jazeera world travels to the jordan valley where illegal settlements are expanding and the israeli military cordons off more of the land. what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to have shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera al-jazeera as their what our story breaks but it's also a day to see what happens next which is the unpredictable fired by the barriers for our m

gulf, it is basically an atmospheric river, it will train itself in this area, all along the eastern seaboarde next 3-4 days. they are going to say three inches to 5 inches, and if you are traveling that is something to consider for flights and potential concerts. fog along the coast, good for us, we are happy to see it. there is more fog, right there. you can see temperatures generally in the upper 80s, now, 89 in fairfield, which is a far cry from last week, this time of night it was -- it is not getting the fog or cool marine air. look at this, building over the top. it glints the sun pretty neat, you cannot see it now, but you can see the sun moving along the wall. 61 degrees at the coast tomorrow, microclimates in the bay area, you can see exactly what we had today. so, it is a neat pattern, that is why a lot of us live here. a lot of people like the fog at the coast, oakland, you like the fog and sun, a lot of people live in antioch because they like the sun. we got it all, in about 35 miles. the forecast in san francisco tomorrow morning, there it is. you can see, some clouds lingering

at his household wares, carpets and newspapers were made available in chicago and along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, the washington post noticed the demand for modern design, which most of which was inspired by or designed by dresser was here to stay. his designs were made into textiles and wallpapers. he started in 1861 with a missionary zeal. accomplished designs of natural forms were made into textiles, embroideries and wallpapers. morris, marshall, faulkner and coe that he started in 1861 with a missionary zeal to reform what he considered to be the sorry state of decorative arts. it's not often realized the very largest portion of the decorative arts were furnished in britain at this time were some sort of revival style t wasn't this. this is, of course, a very, very small part of the market. and this is one of the things that you always learn and see in galleries and read books about the 19th century, this is the sort of thing that you can read about. the reality is that houses up and down the country were just filled with this kind of revival style. although morris was highly

moisture up and down the eastern seaboard. it saturated ground. over last two or three weeks. a little bit of rain on top of the saturated ground it can quickly bring flooding. this is the last batch. drier conditions, that is what is coming through lynchburg right now. it is about to start raining. get a sense. all this yellow to orange is two to six inches of rainfallen over the last seven days. the ground is re saturated. because of that we have flood advisories from parts of south carolina up there maine. that will continue as storm moves through. future radar. one last batch around the lynchburg area. behind that, we dry things out quite a bit. all the action still across parts of the northeast. over the next number of days, take a look at this. we'll see spotty areas here with, we might see .1, half an inch of rain. heavy rain across areas of the northeast over next couple days. lynchburg area, take a look at this, we dry out next couple hours. we stay dry through tuesday. should give plenty of time to get most of the water out of the spillw

well, like other areas of the eastern seaboard, this was partly the result of natural increase. it was partly the result of the growth of the city, urbanization and the rise of early industrial manufacturing, but also it was a growth that had been fueled by the immigrant boom of the 19th century. the majority of immigrants started in cities. many of them scattered into the countryside but many of them would start and stay in cities. ports of entry like philadelphia, new york or st. louis, which was a port of entry. you have a question? >> why they arrive in a coast, how did they get into pennsylvania? how did they get into st. louis? >> philadelphia was a port of entry. they would literally leave the ship on the dock yards in philadelphia and they would start there. in some cases you would have people who would arrive in new orleans and by the 1850s and '60s might take a train to st. louis because they've heard that's a place of opportunity or take a steam boat up the river. that's why a lot of them stay along the coast, because that's where they leave the transatlantic voyage.

cities across the eastern seaboard including this city. they are trying to do things to avoid this.ber the chaos that resulted from the blackout in new york city way back in 2003? similar instances and the '70s, and '60s, they did not have train service. there is no

like other areas of the eastern seaboard, this is partly the result of a natural increase, partly the result of the growth of the city, urbanization and rise of early industrial manufacturing. all had been fueled by the immigrant boom of the 19 century. majority of immigrants started in cities. many scattered into the countryside but many would start and stay in cities. ports of entry. like philadelphia, new york, or st. louis which was a port of entry. you have a question? >> when they arrive on the coast how did they get to st. louis? >> philadelphia it was a port of entry, it was literally leave the ship on the dock in philadelphia and start there. in some cases you'd have people who would arrive in new orleans and by the 1850s and 1860s take a train to st. louis because they heard that is a place of opportunity they would take a steamboat the river. but that is why a lot of them stay along the coast because that is where they leave the transatlantic point. one of the things we see in the city, and one of the things of change is a large population. philadelphia has undergone a demo

it is taking the humidity typically in the bahamas and florida and sending it up the eastern seaboardwill continue through the day. 34 million people are at risk from flash flooding from north florida through northern georgia up through the appalachians, into central portions of pennsylvania and a sliver of new york. that goes out through friday morning. we have another round of downpours this afternoon and we will do it again on friday. today's forecast, boston, interesting. 92 degrees. it is one of the rare days boston has a chance of being the hottest city on the east coast, because you will have a little bit of sunshine, a little bit of forecast than anybody else with all of the rainfall. dallas will be very warm. areas of the west very warm, no signs of rain for you whatsoever. heading to the weekend, there's the heavy rain threat continuing into friday. on saturday it is more into areas of new england. we get a break around saturday. and if you look for a nice end to the weekend, you will get it in the northeast. it will be hot and humid, finally some beach weather returns with

cities across the eastern seaboard including this city. they are trying to do things to avoid this. does anyone remember the chaos that resulted from the blackout in new york city way back in 2003? similar instances and the '70s, and '60s, they did not have train service. there is no air-conditioning, unless you had something called a generator. it could happen again. we had fox coverage. cities and municipalities trying to deal with this. meteorologist in new york city, if there is any relief in sight for this. scott martin on the cost of all of the spirit we were again with doug in a very steamy nation's capital. >> d.c. was long a swap even before donald trump coined the phrase, one of the reasons congress would leave town for the entire summer. the intense heat and humidity that we are seeing this week is really posing some serious risk in d.c. schools. parents are calling for them to shut down astroturf playground. temperatures as high as 140-160 degrees on the services. one mother showed photos of second degree burns on child's feet after he stepped out of a fountain onto a ho