how will it be influenced a trough across the eastern u.s. and high pressure system across the atlantic ocean. we should see a track over the coast and potential land fall or it would stay off the coast but we are dealing with rip current, dangerous earth and beach erosion will be concerns no matter what. we have seen a major change with it. yesterday afternoon we saw it shipped in west ward with potential land fall across north caroli carolina. it has been shifted back towards the east. a lot of discrepancy between one very reliable computer model we like to call it has been taking it out over waters and other models have been taking it across parts of the eastern u.s. we are in between the two ideas here and taking it just along the eastern u.s. we will keep you updated. many areas in the cone of uncertainty as we head into early next week. >> we are hoping the model where it stays over the water is the correct one. >> thank you very much. we will be following it over the next few days. >> troops regained control after it was over run by th

a lot of uncertainty still in the track for the eastern u.s.hat trough across the eastern u.s. so a big dip in the jet stream. high pressure across the atlantic, and that could help to steer our storm here over the next few days, just look at the latest forecast track. keeping the storm off the east coast. what we do know for now for the eastern u.s. is that you're going to get a lot of heavy rain. some models putting up to a foot of rain across parts of south carolina, flooding will be a concern out here across the eastern u.s. beach erosion, dangerous surf, and coastal flooding are concerns. we'll keep an eye on here over the next few days. >> all right, maria. let's just hope it goes out to sea. >> yes. >> it's three minutes after the top of the hour. donald trump joins us. mr. trump, thank you very much. if you were president of the united states today i would imagine you'd be preparing for the big storm? >> well, preparing for a lot of problems, i can tell you. we have -- we have bigger problems even than the storm, if you look at our coun

u.s. we're a bit on hold waiting for jobs data 8:30 eastern. lauren: checking key commodities here, gold has been crushed five quarters straight, down seven bucks. 1106. oil up 59 cents, 45.33. nicole: u.s. dollar it trading like this against key currencies. weakness in the euro and the yen this morning. >> that's right. .025. we'll watch that as we go into the jobs report and fed day. nicole: yesterday the 10-year almost dipped below two at one point, did you notice that? lauren: flight to safety. back to the breaking news. horrific campus shooting leaving 10 people dead including the gunman. the 26-year-old suspect did single out christians. fox news's william la jeunesse live in roseburg with us to give the very latest. >> reporter: nicole as you know the students of course came here for a better life yet they did not plan on losing it, yet, yesterday 10:30 in the morning, 26-year-old chris harper mercer walked into a creative writing class in snyder hall here and opened fire. he killed nine students, injured seven. he was also killed. he use

likely on monday. >> but the eastern u.s. is already soggy. our coverage begins right now with gio benitez. >> reporter: parts of the northeast underwater. >> about 30, 35 on the highway. that's it. portland, maine -- getting hammered! >> reporter: in portland, maine, roads looking more like rivers. >> this is where i work. >> reporter: this airport parking garage completely flooded. perhaps most frightening, this daycare. 23 kids age 4 and younger inside when water came rushing in from the drains. >> in a matter of ten minutes, we were completely underwater with a couple of inches. >> reporter: the children quickly moved upstairs, all safe tonight. in massachusetts, this woman carried from her car to the back of this waiting pickup. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it's been a hellish up and down the east coast. in frederick, maryland, hundreds of thousands of gallons of water are being pumped out of the ymca. >> it could be days and weeks before we're back up and running at 100%. >> reporter: virginia's governor already declaring a state of emerg

across the eastern u.s. with coastal flooding possible. warnings and advisories in effect. beach erosion another concern. because there's so much tropical moisture and across the eastern u.s., we're looking at a potentially his torque flooding event across the carolinas. some models producing more than a foot of rain across north carolina. we already have flooding ongoing from rain earlier this week. this will be something to watch this weekend. over to you. >> all right, anna. >> anna is coming up. >> she's next. the governor chris christie giving a state of emergency. >> anna kooiman is live in seaside heights where residents are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> reporter: we've been talking to residents here, steve and they say they're feeling anxiety after what they went through from superstorm sandy. the crews are readying seaside heights. we spoke to this tractor operator. he's raking for glass and nails, any debris. there are fears of erosion, coastal flooding and storm surges. if yo

don't focus so much on the track right now if you live in the eastern u.s.k what's going to be doing in the next few days. 120 miles per hour and it's a major hurricane. still moving, 20-inches of rainfall across the center of bahamas. so an extended period of time of bad condition. you can see very warm waters. that's why the storm has been intensifying so much. we keep tracking and high pressure of the atlantic, the current track does keep center of circulation off the east coast but you could see a lot of the east cone in the cone of uncertainty, so a lot can change here in the next several days. >> nicole: marÍa, thank you very much, the cone of uncertainty. coastal flooding will be good but where can it go. [laughter] >> nicole: enemies, ex-wife, ex-husband. well, we'll tell you about yelp for people, there's a new world record in the world of sky diving. that's cool and checking index stock market this morning. you are watching fbn:am first morning markets and latest news. stay with us everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nicole: all right, it was a tough third quarter

nino.forecasts say warmer temps will hit the eastern u.s. in the coming weeks.that weather is expected to lower the demand for natural gas, meaning there will be more for the winter.on monday - natural gas prices fell nine-percent to a more than three-year low. prices have fallen 20-percent this month alone. starbucks has created a vampire inspired drink! drink!but you'll have to hurry if you want to try it, the frappula frappuccino" will only be available tomorrowthr ough saturday.the drink comes with white chocolate sauce, and blended milk and ice, between mocha sauce and whip cream.it also has raspberry syrup on the rim, which looks like blood.last year they did a "franken frappuccino" for halloween. next...but first here's a look at today's markets. final weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&-temperatures around the areaa&- statewide satellite/radar shows quiet conditions across the state- moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see mild conditions ahead- today's forecast features rainy & breezy

the largest railroad in the eastern u.s. had earnings per share ahead of analyst estimates of $.50. addition, csx reaffirming its forecast in the mid-digits. alix: anheuser-busch has agreed to buy sab miller, and sab miller has rejected several other offers from ab inbev. scarlet: wells fargo is buying ge assets, and among them the corporate and financial distribution business. they had been shrinking the finance arm to focus more on operations. alix: and sandisk has apparently received interest from two arrivals. western digital and another are said to be in talks with sandisk about a possible acquisition. about a possible acquisition. and that is your bloomberg business. scarlet: the last wave of the global financial crisis? we have a chart that shows how emerging markets happened caught in a tailspin that now threatens global growth. pablo deals with emerging markets at blackrock. pablo, where are we? would it be the second inning? fourth inning? mr. goldberg: this is important for emerging markets, because it is mostly correlated with prices. there are some that are behind that,

we have a storm tracking parts of the eastern u.s.arly this morning into the great lakes and interior parts of the great lakes. there will be 2-3 inches of rain locally in areas into tomorrow as well. that rain will be continuing into parts of new england. it will be a little unsettled out there. you will be seeing the delays at the airport you will need the umbrellas and rain boots for some of you. temperature wise across the eastern u.s. not bad at all. new england 26 degrees in care beau, main -- kara beau main. 30 in denver and 36 in utah. over to you>> a man who said he lost lois lerner's e-mails. republicans might get the last word. >> no more night sticks. giving cops the numb chucks. i really like this organic soup. yeah. at least we know what he's eating. campbell's organic soups. made for real, real life. >> they started impeachment process against john koskinen. >> 18 members of the house of representatives introduced a resolution to begin impeachment proceedings against koskinen. making false statement the regarding the sc

in raleigh just 36 degrees and that's the story across many areas across the eastern u.s., parts of georgian the suburbs you're very cold and as you head farther north as well into the northeast. caribou, maine, 37 degrees this morning so bundle up as you head out the door but good news is temperatures will be rebounding as we head into this afternoon across the eastern u.s., closer to its average this time of the year. meanwhile across the plains is a mild start to your day. temperatures out there in the middle 60s in some areas, and they will be climbing into the 80s so not bad as all. you'll get the sunshine as well and where we won't be seeing a lot of sunshine is across the southwestern u.s. out here we do have the forecast for some storms and some of these storms could actually produce some severe weather so we're looking at threat being large hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes across portions of eastern arizona especially, across parts of new mexico and also western texas so heads up if you live out here. stay weather aware today. you do have that concern in the only fo

across the eastern u.s.ssure across the atlantic, helping to d darman whether or not our storm will make landfall in the eastern u.s. updated trek from the national hurricane center keeping the storm right off the coast. one we know this means for the u.s. this weekend is very heavy rain, some areas could potentially pick up a foot of rain especially across north carolina, beach erosion, coastal flooding, we have watches in effect across the east coast into tomorrow morning. maria: do you think it is going to hit, shouldn't ask about new york, should i? >> we still don't know. we still don't know. anyone who tells you they know where it will make landfall is lying. got to keep close watch on it. maria: mario molina with the latest and worst quarter since 2011. will we see a rebound over the next birdie? we are breaking down what to expect on the first day of the fourth quarter of the year, looking at other headlines we are watching in the top of the wall street journal, took over 1,000 days but the federal r

today we have a front moving through parts of the eastern u.s.also picking up some showers from the system. they aren't really going to be very heavy. you do have wet weather to deal with out there. we'll be dealing with it across parts of the northeast all because of that front that's continuing to move eastward. you can see on the future radar, again, not a lot of moisture that the front has to interact with. they'll be hit or miss across parts of the eastern u.s. the bigger story are temperatures. across parts of the plains you're looking at them being well above average. temperatures mild in the 60s and 70s. the temperatures will be climbing well into the 90s across texas and also upper 80s across parts of oklahoma and kansas and across the southwestern u.s., another toasty one. 88 degrees for the high temperature in l.a. now let's head over to brian. >> what happened last night ma ray in the world of sports. new york mets, citi field. first time they had a playoff game. not giving -- all he did was break their shortstop's leg. you think they

. >>> parts of the eastern u.s. winter. freeze warnings and frost advisories are in effect this morning from northern massachusetts. the colder temperatures are in the mid atlantic' northeast. on sunday, people in northern michigan saw their first snow of the season but the wintry seens won't last long. degrees. >>> up next on "cbs this morning," we will track the fall forecast. >>> a major commercial highway in southern california will stay closed for at least several more days after major mudslides. state route 58 is still covered in mud that is six feet deep in some areas and about 100 miles north of los angeles. last week, a 30-minute downpour turned the highway into a mud pit and trapping 300 people in their cars. >>> at least 60% of the hidden pine fire is contained this morning in central texas. nearly 300 firefighters assisted by aircraft are fighting the 4600 acre fire. 50 homes were destroyed since the fire broke out last week. >>> it's shaping up to be an eventful week for the race for the white house. the front

. >>> hurricane hasn't made landfall in the eastern u.s. since arthur in 2014 and that appears likely to change in the next few days. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking hurricane joaquin. >> reporter: as we continue to watch joaquin, it underwent rapid intensification last night chung and a major category three hurricane and impacting the bahamas and hurricane warnings out here and tropical storm warnings toward the south and this is certainly that is going to bring destructive impact to parts of the bahamas after that. the track up the eastern seaboard is to become a category three storm and gradualing weeken but as we head toward the weekend a chance for a strike making landfall from north carolina to new jersey and everyone needs to watch this storm very carefully and begin with preparations, especially south carolina and north carolina and virginia. before the storm gets here batches of rain from late thursday into friday and saturday. it's well ahead of joaquin. that sets the stage for widespread flooding a

it's unclear if clinton clicked on or opened any of the suspicious e-mails if the >>> the eastern u.s. is bracing for hurricane joakeem. it's become a major the rain. >> that's right. we've gone to a category 3 and at 5:00 o'clock this afternoon it was a category 1. that is how fast this particular storm is intensifying. as you can see right here, this storm is actually getting bigger so haiti as well as cuba, bahamas all being affected by the storm but it's really the bahamas right now seeing the brunt of the rain. we have a tropical storm and hurricane warnings for most of the region through the next 24 hours. it's going to be heading north so free point, nassau, your conditions will deteriorate very quickly here. 115 miles per hour winds. let's put this into motion. notice it will go toward category 4 for just a little bit of a time and then the track really has not changed though as it makes its way very, very close to cape hatteras as well as towards parts of the chesapeake bay. that's going to be a major problem if this track continues. but i also want to show you other models.

millions of people up and down the eastern u.s. lost power for days. >> i lost some trees, to chainsaw my way out of the driveway to get to work. >> and yet we dodged a bullet compared to them. >> no doubt about it. it was four years ago, if you want to play how long, how it was game, as we were right now, when we were bracing for impact of the halloween nor easter that dumped snow across the region. we lost power. i remember the kids they lost halloween for a few days, snow-tober, the catch phrase famous that year for heavy snow, a foot and a half of snow in middlesex county. live in boston, i come up with average, 0 snow, 18 inches of wouldn't be the average... a mailed nate to be sure. 53 worcester, 52 keen. and as mild as it is we're still seeing cold air filter into northern new england poised to make a jump at southern new england. meanwhile winds are dying out gradually, up gusting over 30 miles per hour in the southshore out at cape cod. all these other places that aren't showing any high wind gusts, that's why there are in

forecast, and our model and the europian model and we can say with confidence it will spare the eastern u.s. and new england. of any ill effect and maybe some wave action and that is about it and an improving weekend forecast. coming up, we will return our coverage of hurricane joaquin with a closer look at some flooding stretching from the bahamas to other parts of the united states. >> and right now breaking news oregon. again live pictures where the community is coming together, at a candlelight vigil, for the ten people killed in the shooting in a community college this morning. we are learn morgue about the gunman tonight and how those brave first responders finally stopped him. let's go to tim caputo and he has nightteam coverage with details on how the attack unfoiledded. they were killed and injured in at left two classrooms on the college campus and it happened quickly and on the first week of classes. students for the first time heard a bang and didn't think much of it. >> then we realized these are gunshots. they bolted the door. the gunman identified as 26-year-old chris harper

u.s. military says that 11 people were killed last night when a plane crashed into an air base in eastern afghanistan. sean: six u.s. airman and five passengers died when the plane went down at jalalabad airfield. the passengers were civilian contractors working with nato's support mission. there's no word yet on what caused the plane to crash. erin: police in massachusetts have finally filed charges in connection with a murder that happened 23 years ago. 43 james witkowski is accused of killing leana bruce. she was 21 and just graduated from tufts. a wallet contained a piece of paper that had a fingerprint matching witkowskis. right now he's in prison he's expected to be arraigned on a first-degree murder charge next week. sean: a new study shows the dangerous trend developing on the nation's roadways. the number of people driving under the influence of drugs is on the rise. the study by the governor's highway safety association found that 40% of drivers killed in crashes in 2013 tested positive for drug. those drugs covered everything from meth to blood pressure medication. the most comm

. >> maria: good morning, nicole, a little chilly in parts of eastern u.s.d one of those is associated with upper-level low that's continuing to move in parts of the gulf coast, heavy rain specially across parts of mississippi and alabama and continue to have the flood watches because the rain is forecast to continue and you could see the storm is going to be moving north and also east and areas of rain by tomorrow quite heavy at times and eventually in mid-atlantic as well. 6-inches of rain possible influiding the florida panhandle. that will be something to watch, temperature wise, chilly side, 48 in new york, 38 in main, you have frost advisers, 67-degrees for the forecast high temperature in kansas city and you'll be in the 70's in parts of texas. >> nicole: okay, thank you, maria molina. global action market for you as we hand it over to mornings with maria. lori and i have much more for you. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nicole: mix bag of trading in europe. the ftse to the downside while we are seeing the dax up, bringing it right here at home. u.s. stock fu

of course the eastern u.s., remember how bad boston was last winter, areas of the great lakes.e expecting a much milder and less snowy winter. in general they're saying the odds are we're going to be warmer than normal the northern half of the country. the southern half of the country because it's going to be stormier with the el nino pattern you'll be a little cooler. doesn't mean you're getting a lot of snowstorms, just cooler than average. as far as precipitation goes. wetter than normal in southern half of the country, drier than normal in the northern half of the country. this doesn't mean you can't get a big snowstorm or two, but you shouldn't have the huge snowy and cold winter anywhere in the northern half of the nation. as far as this weekend goes, very cold conditions out there this morning with freeze warnings. then that cold air is going to move across the great lakes, ohio valley, into the northeast. we're at peak leaves out there in many areas of northern new england. and we're going to add on top of these peak leaves, it does look like some snow. especially up in

u.s. airlines and one middle eastern rival. beeno: u.s. carriers have left fuming after emirates posted an ad that takes a stab at the services they offer or the ones they do not. the airline paid jennifer aniston $5 million to get their point across. >> i'm looking for the shower. >> there are no showers here. >> i'm going to look pretty silly just like this going to the bar. >> there is bar but we do have hot towels and a bag of peanuts. reporter: this airline company may be fictional but there is little doubt which of its rivals emirates is referring to. the ad compares the services jennifer aniston gets offered in her nightmare to what she wakes up to. flying as it should be, as the airline calls it. american and, an their middle eastern rivals, emirates, qatar. u.s. carriers have been crying .oul they argue the $42 billion financial aid violates the open skies agreement designed to expand commercial flights by eliminating government interference. aniston's at comes as another hollywood big name, nicole kidman, has come under fire for

temperatures in 60's and 70's, across eastern u.s.arolina, chilly morning. 43 in raleigh. >> cheryl: she miles when she tells me that. do you hate the annoying apps on youtube? you can get rid of them. we are going to explain. as we go to break check u.s. stock index futures, all pointing to higher open this morning. it is thursday and you're watching at fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ 000 new cars being sold every month. this is a very big problem for us with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind of a losing proposition to keep going this way. we are trying to tackle the problem with several different modes. one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest forecast: 110,000 passengers per day in the first line. we are already over 200,000. our collaboration with citi has been very important from the very beginning. citi was our biggest supporter and our only private bank. we are not only being efficient in the way we are moving people now, we are also more amicable to the environmen

thelargest railroad in eastern u.s. had earnings per share ahead of analyst estimates of $.50.ming its forecast in the mid-digits. alix: anheuser-busch him back ,as agreed to buy sab miller and sab miller has rejected several other offers from ab inbev. wells fargo is buying ge assets, and among them the corporate and financial distribution business. they had been shrinking the finance are to focus more on operations. apparentlyandisk has received interest from two arrivals. western digital and another are said to be in talks with sandisk about a possible acquisition. and that is your bloomberg business/. scarlet: the last wave of the global financial crisis? we have a chart that shows how s happened caught in a tailspin that now threatens global growth. with emerging markets at blackrock. are we?here would it be the second inning? fourth inning? goldberg: this is important for emerging markets, because it is mostly correlated with prices. there are some that are behind that, like china, and also manufactured. joe: one of the stories we have analystshat obviously of anoted it i

we certainly have a wind threat associated with what's going on across the eastern u.s.antic ocean now. we've got a massive area of high pressure that's parked off across portions of the northern atlantic. we have another across southern canada. to the south, an area of low pressure. high pressure and low pressure not the best of friends. you put them in close proximity, you create what we call a high or tight wind or pressure gradient. when this happens, winds will howl, and the highest location, highest likelihood location will be somewhere around portions of the delmarva, working toward delaware bay, chesapeake bay, the convergence of the winds, how they're funneling the water in toward the coastal communities could be somewhere on the order of five, maybe eight feet above what is considered normal over this portion of the u.s. we'll send it back to you like this with an image coming out of portions, from the international space station. astronaut scott kelly sending a tweet showing joaquin from space, and look at the lights in the night here across the state of flori

emergency management officials are concerned about the rain that continues falling over much of the eastern u.s. it's causing serious problems not just on the coast but also many inland communities such as upstate south carolina in spartanburg, a woman died after her car became submerged in a flooded underpass, also emergency crews rescued several people whose vehicles fell into a creek after part of a bridge washed away. in north carolina charlotte, to prevent them from backing up and overflowing in the heavy rains. on the south carolina coast flooding is reported in several low-lying areas of charleston, nonessential city and county offices closed along with the public schools and colleges and that helped reduce the amount traffic on the roads. hurricane joaquin continued to battle portions of the bahamas, the u.s. coast guard and hurricane hunter aircraft have been searching the nearby waters for a missing cargo ship with 33 crew on board including 31 americans. the 735 foot along was carrying cars and shipping containers from jacksonville, florida to puerto rico when the crew reported they

with when and in what direction joaquin exits the bahamas in association with the effects over the eastern u.s. >> it's expected the flooding could stretch from south carolina all the way up to massachusetts. en estimated 65 million people could be impacted by the storm. >>> a troubling discovery at a san carlos hotel today. two men in grave condition and now police are trying to figure out why. deputies found the two men in a room at the lia hotel on string street this morning. both had injuries to their upper body but police aren't providing any detail. the men were rushed to a hospital where one of them died. investigators are treating the case as suspicious. >>> new details tonight on the outbreak of legionnaires disease. it's been traced to roof top cooling towers. the inmates were lining up to get drinking water. showers and zincs were turned off for days. 81 inmates were diagnosed as well as several employees. >>> we'll show you live pictures now. you can see the looming side of the bridge. the far side of the modern new span. cal tran has green lighted the project to implode part of th

that one is moving into parts of the eastern u.s. today with showers and storms forecast across parts of northeastern area of the nation. you can see some showers if you head further south across parts of the south he's. we could see the storms continuing to move eastward and new ones firing up ahead of the boundaries. we will keep a close eye on it. for today above average especially in parts of the southern plains. out there you can see temperatures in the 70's. in places like houston in 60's in places like dallas. they will be climbing into the 90's so very summer lime. across the northeast today not bad at all. 70 degrees high temperature in new york city and 60's as far north as care beau, mai -- car maine. >> shark activity is at its peak. humans are 30 times more likely to be struck by lightning than bitten by a shark. >>> for the 5th time this year a bald eagle is recovering at the humane society after being hit by a car. the eagle slammed into his car and rolled into a ditch. he helped take the bird to the rap tore group. ve

hurricane center has nudged the forecast significantly eastward keeping the storm away from the eastern u.syou are still dealing with impacts. beach erosions and warnings in effect and advisories. another big storm we are tracking is potentially historic event that could be occurring across the carolinas. potentially looking at a foot of rain over south carolina. >> thank you, maria. chris christie declaring a state of emergency already as hurricane joaquin roars toward the jersey shore. "fox & friends" weekend co host is in seaside heights. reds dents are preparing for the worst. we can barely see you out there. >> good morning ainsley and all of you at home. crews are ready at seaside heights. the workers are, woulding hard. they are trying to make sure that there aren't pieces of debris, glass and nails and things like that. they are worried about storm surge, erosion and flooding. the first system already has the wind whipping around out here and the rain coming down. you see the waves here are crashing. the town of seaside heights largely in rebuild mode. the construction of the homes

tomorrow we should be tapping into warm moist tour across the eastern u.s.ou will needed umbrella daws across the northeast. across southern california temperatures really heating up out here. 94 for the high temperature in l.a. upper 90's in phoenix. still feeling like summer out there. >>> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. stranded at sea for five days. >> an apology fromm olive garde. the surprising reason the restaurant chain had to say i am sorry to a cop. >> christmas count down with just six weeks to go before black friday the big savings that shoppers can expect. >> save your money. clear this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage and clear skin in many adults. doctors have been prescribing humira for nearly 10 years. humira can l

this will be the first resort in the eastern u.s. toest an event since 1991. >>> regulators in california have given sea world permission to expand the killer whale tanks. they ban the park from breeding cap orcas. it will triple the size. it is set to open in 2018. sea world is not allowed to keep any new whales from the wild at the park. officials say they orcas in more than 30 years. >>> the leaves are starting to turn. maybe you noticed. one of the most popular events is this weekend. the sandwich fair starts tomorrow. the always popular parade steps off at 1:00 sunday afternoon. floats, livestock, bands, even puppet people will be there. for more information about sandwich fair, head to the escape outside section of wmur.com. right now the weather is looking gorgeous. turn around and look at foilage at the same that's the place to do it. kevin: no precipitation expected. you start cool and crisp tomorrow and warm things up. back here 70 in southern areas. we start off with clouds and periods of rainfall on the door step this mor

further east in the eastern u.s., places like new york city and raleigh, north carolina are pleasanth temperatures in the 70s. over to you. >> thank you. >>> a pair of identical twins have different birth dates after being born weeks apart. they were due in january of next year, but doctors were first to delivered the first baby after the mother went into labor 23 weeks into pregnancy. doctors kept his brother, logan, inside his mother's womb for longer, expectsed to stay there until his due date, but was also born prematurely 18 days later. they are both doing okay. they celebrate their birthday at the same time? i guess not. they are twins. amazing. zblnk >>> the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, and yes, sir see ventura will not let the case rest against chris kyle. what's happening in court today that could put free speech at risk. >>> this picture of a cop and boy, look at that, it's going viral. the incredible story behind the photo coming up. >>> the future is here. the morning that they visited in "back to the future," so how much did the movie get right? ♪ ♪ ever

here is a look at the tropical models and possible impacts to the eastern u.s. can see they are all over the place. some of the reliable models we like to look at are trending towards the east. that's great news for anyone that lives out there. this does not mean you need to take your eyes off the weather. because a lot can change and we can see the models moving toward the coast. but right now the forecast is for the storm to track northward. the national hurricane center shifted their track to the east. you are still in the forecast cone of uncertainty. this could be moved around westward or eastward. so that will be of course welcome news. regardless of whether the storm makes landfall in the u.s. watches have been issued across parts of the coast and extending farther north into the northeast. we are seeing a lot of heavy rain being forecast across the carolinas. that shading is more than a foot of rain across south carolina and north carolina. this will be something to watch as well the next couple days. it's very significant and it could be a dangerous eve

if it's a get-away day for you, looks good across the eastern u.s. showers in the middle. and 70s cover much of the south. chilly weekend ahead. >>> yeah, the the drive times shaping up quite nicely with no major issues to slow you down. 13 minutes from the parkway to 3895. sky 9 giving us a rolling shot prince george >>> the race for the white house may soon have a new con the ender. we could now be just days away from hearing whether the vice president plans to throw his hat into the ring? >> the meantime, two of the leading republican candidates are threatening to drop out. not of the race but of the next debate. don champion has the latest from the campaign trail. >> have you made your decision yet? >> reporter: while the vice president continues dodging questions about a presidential run, behind the scene, it appears an announcement could be imminent. one top political adviser, the former delaware senator sent a letter to former biden staffers. in it, he said bide season, quote, aware of the practical demands of making a final decision soon and that if he run, quote,

otherwise, temperaturewise across the eastern u.s., not bat bad at all in places across new york city, but in raleigh, still chilly out there. 43 degrees for your current temperature. as we head farther west across the rockies, chilly this morning. temperatures in the 40s in denver. cooler as you head farther north. 34 in missoula. >> thank you, maria. >>> all around the country, dancing, waking up very happy. >> and strike three called. they haven't been to the world series since 2000 and the mets are on their way back. >> the mets sweep the chicago cubs in the nlcs with an 8-3 win. >> and daniel murphy setting a playoff record by homering in his sixth straight game. he was named the series mvp. >> and the mets wait for the winner of the alcs. toronto staying alive in game five. game six is tomorrow. >>> it is now nine minutes after the top of the hour. well, their daughter was killed by an illegal who was deported five times and democrats just blocked this bill which might have prevented that from ever happening again. >> deep down, when we was in washington, i didn't get the feelin

the eastern u.s.still get heavy rain and wind. >>> hackers got access to one of three major credit bureaus compromising the personal information of 15 million people. those affected are phone customers who applied for t- mobile's postpaid plan last month. t-mobile uses experion to conduct credit checks on its customers. >>> a three-day musical festival will get under way today in san francisco. t-bone burnett and connor overs is among the performers at the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. it runs through the weekend at golden gate park. >>> california will launch its own investigation of volkswagen's cheating emissions tests. the decision to conduct a separate probe means attorney general kamala harris can apply california's more stringent environmental laws. >>> i'm anne makovec live in benicia outside the family home of the 16-year-old boy accused of murdering his family. he is in jail this morning waiting to be arraigned. 16-year-old nolan buchanan was led out of class yesterday and arrested. of

temperaturewise, cold across northern plains and a lot colder across parts of the eastern u.s. in the 30s in new york city and boston by sunday morning. let's head over to you, cheryl. cheryl: maria, thank you very much. enjoy your weekend. we'll run down global market action before we hand it over to "mornings with maria." stay with us. ♪ you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town, the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making

is looking into how a billion-dollar military blimp broke free and flew out of control over the eastern u.sunmanned aircraft detached from its mooring in maryland yesterday. f-16s chased it down to its final resting place more than 100 miles away in northeast pennsylvania. >> it was like the white blimp of death! it was right over top of me. it looks like you could reach out and touch the blimp. >> that blimp was still in the test phase designed to detect a missile attack. its tether was supposed to withstand hurricane-force winds. a second test blimp is grounded until investigators find out what happened. >>> you know the old phrase, a penny saved is a penny earned. >> a man in louisiana acted on it. he checked pen -- he started collecting pennies in the 1970s. this week he hauled away 15 giant water bottles of the coins after his insurance company said it wouldn't insure him. >> i would spend a dollar before i would spend a penny. if i was at your house a penny was on the floor, i would keep it. if it was a quarter i would give it back to you. >> all the pennies were fed into a coin count