that no threat to the eastern united states.t looks like fiona will be a tropical low and recurve near bermuda heading in the middle of next week. first week of september is when we may want to keep an eye on a few things, gaston brewing in the tropical region. >>> of course i'll keep you posted. i have my eye on it. 71 degrees. partly cloudy. warm night. tomorrow, mostly sun which that stray, afternoon thunderstorm. spotty thunderstorm down the shore as well as humidity 85. water temperature seven 46789 you're witness weather seven day forecast weekend is pretty seasonally hot, upper 80's. watch for those storms late sunday but then next week, next week, i cannot say you have this good things, monday through friday, low humidity, sunny, highs in the 80's, perfect summer weather. >> your eyes just light up. >> yes. >> great weekend. >> don has sports up next. >> we're talking football, fans are worried about eagles offense but one guy who is not concerned at all we will find out and hear from quarterback sam bradford. >>> philli

that no threat to the eastern united states. it looks like fiona will be a tropical low and recurve near bermuda heading in the middle of next week. first week of september is when we may want to keep an eye on a few things, gaston brewing in the tropical region. >>> of course i'll keep you posted. i have my eye on it. 71 degrees. partly cloudy. warm night. tomorrow, mostly sun which that stray, afternoon thunderstorm. spotty thunderstorm down the shore as well as humidity 85. water temperature seven 46789 you're witness weather seven day forecast weekend is pretty seasonally hot, upper 80's. watch for those storms late sunday but then next week, next week, i cannot say you have this good things, monday through friday, low humidity, sunny, highs in the 80's, perfect summer weather. >> your eyes just light up. >> yes. >> great weekend. >> don has sports up next. >> we're talking football, fans are worried about eagles offense but one guy who is not concerned at all we will find out and hear from quarterback sam bradford. >>> phil

conservation property and walk into the great smoky park, which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states. now, i like the stories about the people who live there because unlike the western parks which were built out of land the country already owned, great smokies were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. and people were moved out of the park, and the park bought their land, so those of us who live around there feel like we own it because it used to be ours. so there's a sense of ownership about the smokies even though people come to the park from all over the country more than any other park, there's a special sense of ownership about the park there. >> and why is it important to preserve sites like this? >> well, one is the wildlife. i mean, to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front yard, to go from having 20 white-tailed deer, which was the way it was 80 years ago, to countless numbers today, that's one. to allow these great trees to grow back. they're mostly all logged in the 1930s, but now after 80 years, it's such a lush

one thing that's happening, ridge is building over the eastern united states, around that you can see the circumstancelation developing. in the -- circulation. should bring showers and storms to the area friday night and saturday. at this point this is what the model is indicating for rainfall, none of the torrential ams. but it appears parts could see half an comes through. with a mixture of sun and clouds our highs around upper 70s. the dew point will climb and should be back in the mid-60's. that's not terrible, the deep stuff in missouri should hold. the pattern next week with higher humidity levels and warmer temperature. in the south. mostly cloudy, temperature 74 in the north to 79-degrees in the south. winds out of the east at 5 to 10, tomorrow night a crack of showers and storms. sunday looks good at 83, and next week warmer and more humid. >>> breaking news to tell about, brazilian police have officially charged ryan lochte for falsely reporting a robbery. lochte will be informed in the u.s. he initially said he and others were robbed at gun point. video shows otherwise. he

a high pressure in the eastern united states, you can see the circulation, look at the moisture from the gulf of mexico, another di from the south west as we get into tomorrow night and saturday and that will bring showers and thunderstorms back to eastern iowa it will bring humidity and warmer temperature into the pattern. as far as rainfall goes, the latest run of the model indicates the system tomorrow night and saturday isn't going to pro deuce three lain, but there's areas that will pick up rain. tomorrow won't have weather. dew point where they are right now in the mid-60's, you can see the moisture lurking to the south. that will come to us. look for temperature to be back in the mid-50s. low 60s to the south. skies will be partly to mostly cloudy. mostly cloudy in the afternoon. mid-70s in the north, u in the south. and the extented forecast has a chance for rain on saturday, hopefully it gets out on saturday night, by sunday we're 82. after that a couple chances for storms next week, warmer temperature and higher humidity levels as summery conditions return to eastern iowa.

as we go to the satellite, with high-pressure over the eastern united states, you can see the circulation is tapping into all of the gulf of mexico moisture in bringing the steamy conditions to the parts -- to this part of the northwest. tomorrow our temperature should be back in the low to mid-80s. dewpoints should be back in the 70s for the afternoon. that will create a lot of stickiness out there. here and there scattered showers and in the forecast until a cold front crosses the area sometime tomorrow night or wednesday. currently is located well to the northwest. it should make some progress to the southeast., through on wednesday. after that the jet stream does a buckle and comes in from the northwest here you will like forecast a lot better as we cooldown temperatures and slow down on the humidity. our forecast for tonight: we are right around 65 to 69 degrees. widely scattered storms but hours . we will get patchy fog in spots in the morning. tomorrow we do it all over again with temperatures right around 80 touch 85 degrees. scattered showers and storms in the afternoon. here's y

going back to the satellite, the clouds are rotating, there' pressure building into the eastern united states, that will have a big impact on our weather as we go through the next 6 to 10 days. it's taking the circulation out of the gulf of mexico and sending it into the midwest. we haven't gotten into that but the moisture will get back in here on sunday, it will be around next week. summery pattern next week. another disturbance from the southwest will ride the moisture into the area tomorrow night and saturday and that brings the income round of showers and thunderstorms. as far as the rain forecast, noting huge but totals that exceed a half inch. none of the torrential downpours out of this system. tomorrow's temperature should be back in the upper 70s before the rain arrives to night. the dew point in the 60s. not far away you can see the deep moisture settling down to missouri and moving northward, by sunday the humidity levels will go up. tonight quiet, cool temperature, lows in the mid- 50s to 60 in the south, clear on the partly cloudy skies. clouds in eastern iowa. mid-70s in the no

property, and walk into the great smoky park, which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states. i like the stories about the people who live there because unlike the western parks which were built out of land that the country already owned, great smokies were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. and people were moved out of the park. and the park bought their land, so those of us who live around there feel like we own it because it used to be ours. so there's a sense of ownership about the smokies even though people come to the park from all over the country. more than any other park. there's a special sense of ownership about the park there. >> why is it important to preserve sites like this? >> well, one is the wildlife. to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front yard, to go from having like 20 wild white-tailed deer, which was the way it was 80 years ago to countless numbers today, that's one. to allow these great trees to grow back. they're mostly all logged in the 1930s, but now after 80 years, it's such a lush a

, property and welcome to the great smoky park which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united stateshe stories of the people who live there. unlike the western parks, which were built out of land the country already owned, the great smoky's were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. people were moved out of the park. the park bought their land. those of us who live around their feeling we own it because it used to be ours. there is a sense of ownership about the smokies even though people come to the park from all over the country, more than any other park there is a sense of ownership. >> wife it important to reserve sites like this? >> one is the wildlife. to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front fieldto having 20 white here, which is the way it was 80 years ago, to countless numbers today. to allow these great trees to grow back. they're mostly all logged in the 1930's, and now it is such a lush area that they are growing back. and then the family stories, the people lose their. there.people who lived i took a walk to t

outlook that gets us well into september shows us above normal temperatures across much of the eastern united states. you can see the high pressure building and the clouds rotating. this is pumping up the moisture that will bring us showers tonight. they will move out of here tomorrow night and after that warm and humid air moves in to next week. tonight forecast lowe's 65 degrees in eastern iowa. mostly cloudy and some scattered showers and storms and for tomorrow mostly cloudy and the shower should diminish as we go into the afternoon hours. hopefully they will be out late in the day. temperatures cool 75-79 and your extended forecast has dry conditions on sunday and 83 with a chance of showers and storms warming up back in the mid-80s early next week. >>> turning now to our vote 2016 coverage. the presidential nominees are trying to appeal to minority voters. each has accuse the other of bigotry the latest national poll shows democrat hillary clinton with a 10-point lead over republican donald trump. the numbers show nearly 60% of voters feel it is trump who appeals to bigots. is to connect the p

perhaps by later tonight and as it passes by it pushes the heavy surfs and high swells in on the eastern united statesncluding delaware and new jersey beaches. that is the source of our rip currents and the next problem is this tropical storm, it looks to form and could briefly become a hurricane as it comes ashore in northern florida. the track is farther north and orlando and tampa have less of an impact. it looks like it will come up the coast again and skirt past hatteras and continues to push in heavy surf and rip current potential this weekend and could curve in toward cape cod, near boston. if have you plans to head up to new england for the holiday weekend, keep your eyes on this some spaghetti plot models bring it in there. your forecast, we have a hot one 91 degrees and more humid than yesterday in some spots and tomorrow you saw the spotty showers drying out in time for late day sunshine and lowering humidity and high of 84, after that we are in the pink, comfortable on friday and 83 and great weather for the temple opener against army in the evening. saturday looks great and 79 and sunday

we'll see if any moisture makes it to the eastern united states.f hermione forms it looks like this could be a tropical system that goes near the turks, maybe the bahamas and maybe miami next week. that's something to look out for. the keys might also be affected. tropical storm gaston does look like it will become a category one hurricane. the indications are to bring it up to the east of bermuda and to just cut up into the central atlantic which is a flies way for hurricanes to behave. hopefully that's the way that works out. sunny and beautiful a today, low 82. thursday just a tad humid with a high of 89 and then hot and more humid on friday, a high of 94 with a cold front bringing a thunderstorm here and there in the afternoon or evening. saturday and sunday look dry, 93 saturday, 89 sunday. and then monday very warm and humid, 89 degrees is the high there. >> okay, thank you, david. >>> it's now 5:41. still ahead on "action news" we're learning more about that alligator that killed that nebraska toddler at walt disney world. >> an unexpected v

in the upper levels of the atmosphere, there is a the eastern part of the united states. this allows for cooler air to move in. that will be overhead for several days. it will feel more like fall as we head out of the summer months. we will also have summer-like conditions as we get toward the actual day of labor day. a chance for showers and storms. in the meantime, we have calmer air in place and dew points in the comfortable range. they will fall through the day today to the 50s and that's where they will stay for several days. all the way through saturday we will have dew points in the comfortable range and by sunday we creep up a bit. by monday and tuesday, it will be back to the and comfortable range with summer-like conditions. for the afternoon, it's going to be beautiful with temperatures in the 70s wide. later tonight, it is going to get pretty cool and temperatures are going to fall to the 50s. we could see some spots get to the upper 40s. that kind of weather continues for the rest of this week with lows in the low 50s and highs just in the middle 70s all the

things are generally quiet with high pressure in the eastern united states over atlantic. one of the tropical systems will be sheared, fiona in the eastern atlantic. and we have a more organized system that will be a fairly significant hurricane, tropical storm gaston with 50 maximum sustained winds and off to the depression fiona, 35 miles per hour maximum winds early today but is likely to diminish some, and we have a wave of low pressure not far east of the antilles, moving to the west and it has a 60% chance in the next couple days of becoming a tropical cyclone. if it does get a name, it will be hermine. the computer model shows it could end up in the sections of the bahamas, and some of the computer models going into the time frame and beyond indicate it may be a significant tropical system, something to watch closely late in the weekend and especially into next week. meanwhile in the eastern atlantic, tropical storm gaston is likely to become a hurricane but it is looking like it will be in the mid-atlantic and not for us, sun, mostly sunny to partly cloudy in the a

to conservation property the great smoky park which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states. i like the stories about the people who live there. unlike the western parts which were built out of land the country already owned, the great smoky's were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. people were moved out of the park and the park bought their land. those of us who live around there feel like we own it because it used to be ours. there is a sense of ownership about the smokies even though people come to the park from all over the country more than any other park. there is a special sense of ownership about the park there. important to preserve sites like this? senator alexander: to preserve the part, and to allow these great trees to grow back. all locked but after 80 years it is such a lush area, so much rainfall that they are growing back. and then the family stories, the people who live there. i remember in the 1980's when i was governor i took a walk through the park on its 50th or 60th birthday and i stopped to owenbee. was al

conservation property and walking to the great smoky park which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states like the stories about the people that live there because unlike the western parks which were built out of land that the country artie owned. they were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave it to the country and people were moved out of the parks and they bought their land. those of us who live around there feel like we own it because it used to be ours. there is a sense of ownership. even though people come to the park from all over the country one is the wildlife. to go from having white tail deer which is the way it was 80 years ago to countless numbers today. that's why. to allow these great trees to grow back they are mostly all locked. but after 80 years it is such a lush area that they are growing back. and then the family stories the people who live there i remember in the 80s when i was governor i took a walk through the park on the 50th birthday i stopped to see them he was then 95 years old. he had been blind for 20 years. he still was allowed to

property and walk in to the great smokey park, which includes the highest mountains in the eastern united states. and i like the stories about the people who live there, because unlike the western parts, which were built out of land the country already owned, the great smokies were created in 1934 from land that north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. people were moved out of the park and the park bought their land. so those of us who live around there feel like we own it. because it used to be ours. so there's a sense of ownership about the smokies, even though people come to the park from all over the country. more than any other park, there is a special sense of ownership about the park there. >> why is it important to preserve sites like this? >> well, one is the wildlife. to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front yard, to go from having hike 20 wild white-tailed deer which was the way it was 80 years ago, to countless numbers today. that's one. to allow these great trees to grow back. they are mostly all logged in the 19 30s. but now after so much rainfall they'r

all green aircraft no major delays, so far so good in terms of any precipitation across the eastern united states>> the eagles made a round of cuts, yesterday, andrew gardener and chris givens and reuben randol are gone. sam bradford led the birds on throw touchdown drives against the colts. they are 3-0 in the preseason. they face the jets on thursday for their final warmup. >> 6:23 coming up at 6:30, we're updating breaking news. >> and has details on a triple shooting involving teenagers. annie. >> reporter: matt, that's right, three teenagers shot overnight all in stable with an, but police trying to fourth if they were the intended target. details on that coming up in a live report. >> firefighters are battling a wild wildfire that is blocking an entrance to yellowstone park in wyoming. they are using fire restarred antialong with thousands of gallons of water. their top priority is to protect campgrounds and archeological sites. >>> a georgia teacher is in hot water over a slavery educational activity game. she was trying to engage the students. a role of dice directed their path escaping i

as we go to satellite, there's a large high pressure perched over eastern united states. and the circulation around that is rotating that warm, tropical air into the midwest. that'll hold on through the day tomorrow. but eventually, a cold front to the northwest of us. and that will cross the midwest thunderstorms. tomorrow, though, no such luck. humidity back with us. temperatures back in the low to mid-80s and dew points well into the 70s, so another very stuffy afternoon. and that will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms on a hit or miss basis. but eventually that front will develop to the northwest of us. that will come on across the area, then, as we get through tomorrow night and wednesday. so that will end the showers and thunderstorms, bring some cooler air in here and a by the way we get to the end of the week with this northwest flow in place, some very nice weather expected across the upper midwest. so we'll put away the showers and thunderstorms several days to come and bring you more comfortable conditions. but tonight, scattered storms to the west. a

i wanted to point out is a large area of high pressure that's beginning to build over the eastern united states. this will dictate our weather pattern long term as that high gets established, you can see how the circulation in the atmosphere starts to rotate around it. so with it being to our east, our winds will start coming in from the southwest and the upper levels of the atmosphere and that is tapping into the moisture from the gulf of week next week and a disturbance coming out of that will cross the area tomorrow night and into the saturday. that's when our next chance for showers and thunderstorms will be. our latest models indication of how much rain will fall. we'll not see any thft torrential down purz we experienced earlier this week but there is some threat that some areas will receive a half to two-inches of rain. rain tomorrow and with partly sunny to cloudy skies. temperatures back in the upper 70s. dew point not terribly bad tomorrow should be holding in the '60s. there's the muggy stuff just to the south and on sunday and monday that comes back into the forecast along with warm

that is the one that will potentially threaten not just the caribbean but even the eastern united states, plenty of time to watch it and the intensity is going to vary it as far as the models here. 93 to 95 for the high today. rain chances going up to 40% to 50%. that will help with the not as holt next few days. and -- not as hot the next few days and back into summer afternoon thunderstorms. >>> we're watching a crash in the howard frankland, in the southbound lanes, if you're leaving tampa and heading to st. pete across the howard frankland you're going to run into just a slight slowdown. you can see the cars over to the side with flashers on. this is a crash with injuries. let's check drive times. again from tampa into st. pete -- look in the middle, not seeing much of a slowdown, it typically takes six minutes. 8 minutes across the courtney campbell and five minutes to cross the gandy bridge. >>> it's beautiful to see how kind people are. >> a sweet story showing the power of social media. still ahead, dozens of strangers and even a major retailer uniting for a girl with special nee

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. >> they are found in the eastern united states. they are a grasshopper.them all the way down south carolina through florida. >> yes. >> they don't, they are hoppers. >> yes. >> see how far apart mike is. >> yes. >> what in the world is that? >> this is doublemint from south east asia. >> turn that around. >> turn your body around. >> she was just laying eggs. she actually has a very long incubation with her eggs, it takes 18 months for those eggs to hatch. >> look at that so vivid you are talking about salt and vinegar i have salt and vinegar crickets here if you would like to try some. one of the things we have is our staff where we have a cooking demonstration, so, how insects are. >> okay, mike. >> it is yours. >> hold on. >> the anticipation. >> yes. >> we will have barbecue flavor meal worms. now jack lemon is our bug chef, and he will give out his original recipes. chocolate chip cookies. >> okay. >> what is this i'm eating. >> these are crickets that are sauteed with salt and pepper. >> are they dead. >> yes. >> they will be very crown chicago. >>

head this way and recurve up toward bermuda and as of right now does in the look to threaten eastern united states we get these waves off africa something to watch as we head into september and i'll keep an eye on that for you. twenty-seven overnight. mostly sun which that stray afternoon thunderstorm. you're witness heather seven day forecast look at beauty next week. lower 80's overnight lows near 60's, some spots in the 50's and that stretch goes monday through friday for something bright to look forward to now back to you in the desk. >> i like things to look forward to kate. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" if you are looking to escape that heat or chance of storms sunday why not hit theater. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up matthew mcconaughey and make their debut in the two strings. the get ready for update in but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. t

meanwhile, protests are also continuing against oil and gas pipelines in the eastern united states. on monday, two activists were arrested in west roxbury, massachusetts, after they locked themselves to cars to protest the construction of the spectra energy gas pipeline. in new york city, eight people were arrested blockading the doors of national grid, to protest the electric company's support for the spectra energy's aim pipeline, which is slated to run only hundreds of feet from the aging indian point nuclear power plant. this is alexandra zevin speaking to democracy now! as she was getting arrested. >> why should new york state residents take all the risk in the corporation go off with all of the money? it is ridiculous. we need solar energy. we need when the power. amy: the growing protests against oil and gas pipelines come as nasa's top climate scientist, gavin schmidt, is warning the earth is warming at an exceptional rate that is "unprecedented in 1000 years." in colorado, an effort to place two anti-fracking measures on the ballot in november has failed to secure enough te

the risk of recurrence is there, up and down the eastern united states. a couple of tropical depressions, one number eight, one number nine, closer to the united states, and both of these expected to slowly strengthen a bit, perhaps, the coming the next tral it looks like this one will pass close to the outer banks, and take it right out to see. it is not too far away from new england, although, because of the front sweeping on through, wednesday night and thursday, it will take a lot of moisture out to see. then, you can focus on tropical depression number nine there, which will track as a tropical storm across northern florida. the same fate is met and it will not be kicked out to see. we get no relief in terms of rainfall from the drought. coastline this afternoon. and surging gaston is the reason that we have some storms moving across. the way fights are 3 to 7 feet, and they will be highest off of cape cod, as well as portions of cape and. a little closer to boston down towards the shore, closer to three feet versus the seven. 64 right now in town, a

that mound building religion or whatever it was spread throughout the eastern half of the united states. ocmulgee is considered the hub of the mississippian culture here in the southeast, like a subcapital through the main capital there at cahokia, and the society, the mississippians existed on this site for over 300 years. now, after that period of time, some reason, they left this site. we have no idea why, what happened, if it was, you know, a change in climate, a change in, you know, religious beliefs, or, you know, or what. maybe it might have been warfare, who knows? but this site was abandoned, and then about 100 years later, the park service has a site just about a mile and a half south of here, along the ocmulgee river called lamar. a little different culture, still a mound-building culture. the lamar culture then is the one who desoto came in contact with in 1540. and then, unfortunately, with the rival desoto, that greatly affected the prehistoric peoples. some archaeologists i heard talk as much as 70%, 80% loss of life. after that great loss of life, that according to the m

two miles property, andn walk into the great smoky park, highestcludes the mountains in the eastern united states. i like the stories of the people who live there, because unlike united states, the created in's work land north carolina and tennessee gave to the country. people were moved out of the park. the park bought their land. so there is a sense of ownership about the smokies, even though over theme from all country. there is a special sense of ownership about the park there. >> why is it important to this?ve sites like >> one is the wildlife. to be able to see two dozen turkeys walk through your front yard. deer, which is the way it was 80 years ago, to countless numbers today. that is one. these great trees to grow back. are mostly all long and -- long in the early 1930's. -- mostly logs. and then the family stories. when i was governor, i took a 50ththrough the park on my birthday. i stopped to see lamb a win be, blind for 20 years had been allowed to live in the park, although it was created in the 1930's. he was the last man who was park.d to live in the when he died, no other people l

it is just humid along the eastern part of the united states and that humidity will just continue as southerly winds kick in. that humidity will help feed heavy downpours on tuesday. a chance of thunderstorms mid-70s. additional chances for showers and thunderstorms on tuesday afternoon with temperatures hanging on into the 80s. for your monday, we will start off with that chance of showers early in the morning then scattered rumble. a heavy rain on tuesday. highest rain chances of the week. this could be an issue. we could see additional flash flood watches issued. a dry mid in the 80s on wednesday and thursday. >>> time now for access to the summer game schedule brought to you by ohio's number one hospital. cleveland clinic. what you will see, track and field. the women's throw. along with the women's 200-meter. that's your access to your providing you with access to number one care, anyone time, any where. she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she does

state. >>> the monsoon backed into colorado. it has been spending a few days in the eastern sections of the united states. it has made with westward move for us. it will increase our rain chances today. we are not going to ve i would characterize it as sprinkles. and this afternoon, just a few very light showers. we make mid-70s today. and about 10 degrees below the average of 86. and this weekend, we start climbing back up out of it. with a small chance for an afternoon or evening storm, and we will be watching for that, around mile high stadium at 7:00 tomorrow night and then back storms off into the foothills as we warm up on sunday. >> marty, thank you. >>> two people in indiana are in the hospital, right now, the single engine plane was trying to land when it clipped a tree and slammed into the roof of the home. luckily nobody was inside the house at the time of the crash. the two people in the plane were air lifted to area hospitals. >>> a city bus in phoenix was delayed by a lot. last night. because it was stuck. nearby water main break caused the sinkhole. luckily no passengers on board. but there

. >>> and on the eastern side of the united states, powerful storms are expected to hit north carolina it is expected to bring drenching rain and rough surf. people in florida are getting ready for another storm expected to make landfall tomorrow. volunteers have been filling up sandbags so people can protect their homes. >>> after the nba finals, lebron james is not exactly a fan favorite. but he is winning praise from a san francisco woman who entered her business into a nationwide contest. rob roth explains what happens next. >> she was never much of a lebron james stan but she is now. >> i was a fan watching the tv with my son, but now i am a total fan. i am team lebron. >> and it appears he has become a fan of hers. she started her own business six years ago. and, traffic control and it provides traffic safety equipment. and they heard about a nationwide contest called pitch lebron for small business owners who have 23 seconds to tell their story. >> put the guns down, pick up a stop sign or in a decent living . >> it was a social media promotion. it's about entrepreneurs called c

dew points in the eastern half of the united states running in the 70s. nashville at 75. i point that out because that's heading for new england for the remainder of the week. as are the clouds and s and the pattern for a few days where we have the chance of showers and storms. beneficial rain. not concerned about severe weather. more humid late tonight. tomorrow a lot of clouds a few peaks of sunshine. temps 79 to 84. early in the day you might be able to get your morning routine in a jog or run without getting showers and downpours. through the morning here comes the threat of you notice warm colors on the screen here. these are the downpours and rumbles of thunder as well. it begins to wind down late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. how much rain is on are the way? if you get under one of these downpours moisture in there. an inch to 2 inches of rain. boston a half an inch. don't take this to the bank. this isn't gospel. wnpours on and off tomorrow. thursday back in the sunshine. humidity is with us. hot with temperatures on thursday mid 90s. you factor in the

rightt now high pressure system is in control over the eastern portions of the united states. a chance for heavy rain at times across the south once again. temperatures as follows. 32 in atlanta with a chance for thunderstorms on tuesday. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> the west may have fortune cookies but japan has a much older and more engrained tradition. a shinto shrine offers paper fortunes inside dolls for people who visit during the new year holidays. and it starts preparing them well in advance. atago shrine is said to date back over a hundred years. during new year's 500,000 people drop by to pray for good luck. it offers fortune telling slips of paper inside the dolls. >> translator: as i'm making them, i'm hoping the visitors will be happy in the new year. >> the shrine maiden also said she hopes those who visit will hold onto the ornaments after enjoying the thrill of reading their fortune. on that auspicious note, we end this hour's nhk "newsliqwueex >> hello, you're watching live frfrom paris. turkey launches a two-pronged defense against the is

eastern side of the united states into canada, looking at wet weather. drier to the west through tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are, here's your extended outlook. >>> and that was this hour's news and weather from our studios here in tokyo. i'm james tengan. thanks for watching this edition of n >> hello there. you're watching live from paris on "france 24." debate over he whether the beach wear should be allowed after mayors banded in the last few days. we will be looking at both sides of the a argument in the next few minutes. the biggest release in guantanamo bay reducing the number of

most of which failed, but one of which in effect an old proposition 73 and the united states district court for the eastern district of california. affirmed by the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit. in 1990, i introduced and pursued to enactment what is now, you will pardon, the egotistical recitation called, the quintin know conflict of interest act relating to the board of equalizer nation, the board of equalization, as you know, as quasi-judicial responsibilities and that act was passed in 1990, but with a compromise on my part, which gives the lie to anyone who might say he never compromises. so, that there is a $250 limit or a member of the board must recuse himself or herself if he or she has received more than $250 from a party appealing a tax assessment subject to the board of equalize asian equalization. the footnote is there is pending legislation in both the assembly and senate to reduce that to $100 and also include in it the so-called behest of donations to nonprofits that a commissioner of the board of equalization might be involved in. thereafter, at the instigation of bru

if you look at the high temperatures across the eastern half of the united states, there are a lot of 90s, really encroaching on us, and that weather will be moving in tomorrow. in addition to that, the dew points, how it feels right now, in the 70s. so that's processive. that tropical air mass and that will brie with us tomorrow. so here we go again. talking about the heat index, that the heat of the day andsh -- in the afternoon, the i-95 corridor, philadelphia, trenton, wilmington, into the interior south jersey and delaware around 100 degrees. and the outlying areas, not much better. but i am tracking a little bit of relief over the weekend for one of the days. i'll talk about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. monica? >> thank you, cecily. >>> pennsylvania state sen sitcoming back to harrisburg before labor day. senators return next tuesday to confirm a new attorney general. last week, governor tom wolf nominated bruce bea beamer, the current state inspectors general to replace bruce castor. he took over after kathleen kane's conviction on perjury. he was at one tim

we have this high pressure are ridge in control across the eastern half of the united states that's goingkeep that heat in place but that ridge breaks down as we head into the second half of the week allowing cooler canadian air to spill into parts of the northeast especially as we head into friday when high temperatures will be down into the 70's. that's going to be a refreshing change. checking in on the tropics gaston restrengthened a hurricane. you can see in our satellite imagery a little bit of an eye denoted right there but again gaston is not going to be a direct threat to the united states. it's going to keep heading out to sea bullet invest 99 we've had our eye on this still disorganized system over the last several days, wind shear strong winds in there upper level of the atmosphere not allowing for further development but as we head into the next couple of days development is looking likely so again for gaston stays out to sea but watch out for rip currents down the shore and invest 99l lots of development as we head into early next week and it will be a threat to florida and

united states where dozens of wildfires are occurring. that's not good news. there's a low pressure system affecting eastern canada and the central portions of the united states causing the risk for severe thunderstorms. thenen across the east, temperatures are quite hot as you can see the highs could be 38 degrees in little rock. we have excessive heat warnings in place for the lower mississippi river basin. 37 degrees in oklahoma city on your friday. and down in the south, our long awaited olympic games will start. and on friday night local time, there's an opening ceremony. it's going to be perfect weatherwise. 28 for the high with hot conditions. here's the extended forecast. >>> for updates and special reports, make sure you watch "newsroom tokyo" at the top8úxúq "> welcome to the "france 24 newsroom. i am molly hall. countdown to the rio olympics over 10,000 athletes preparing to compete in the game. among them, a reduced russian team. the u.s. president warns that the islamic state group remains a threat despite major advances made on the battlefield of iraq and syria. concedesica's anc defeat in

not much happening across eastern half of the united states, that is good news, trip planned over nexte traveling looks great. 67 degrees in philadelphia. sixty in mount pocono. these are nice numbers compared to the past several days, very nice for early august. we have our fifth named tropical system of the year that formed yesterday, tropical storm earl in the caribbean when that 65 miles an hour. moving west at 14. if you have a trip planned to belize you can see yucatan peninsula by week end there will be rough weather. it could be a category one hurricane before making land fall thursday. wind up to 80 miles an hour and track inland and weakens but that storm not going to affect u.s. mainland. today though, temperatures below average, mid 80's at best around philadelphia, feeling nice. tonight we will see 50's again in the northwestern suburbs, parts of the interior south jersey and tomorrow little warmer then today but right where we should this be time of the year. great day low humidity lots of sun 84. tonight open up windows if you have have done it last night do it again ton

the satellite and radar pictures show the story, the eastern half of the united states is really calm and you can let this nice weather continue. the futurecast, we put it into play and nothing shows us down here so we don't have to worry about rain. if there is something you need to get done between now and wednesday, this is your chance. be absolutely beautiful. 81, windows open, 64 for the overnight low. mostly sunny and nice, the change comes in by wednesday. uv index is high today and pollen counts are moderate to high. 85 on wednesday, 88 thursday, 88 friday. so near 90 as we head into next weekend you guys. not bad catching temperatures at 80 degrees, that has not happened since august >> wow. >>> that sounds terrific. >> she is having a good timeout there debby. we should go hang out on the sidewalk. >> let's go hang out with amy. >> reporter: good morning everybody. we have a problem right now as we head to the grand central parkway. this is john del giorno high above the grand central parkway westbound right at laguardia airport. it is an accident, you can see accident but i

united states depending on which direction. yellowstone doesn't look like it is going to have a major eruption anytime soon but when it did happen in the past it could devastate the entire eastern half of the united states. it occurred hundreds of thousands of years ago and there is no sign it's about to do it but there have been major volcanic eruptions in the past, and there will continue to be in the future if enacted in the past several years so it is a matter of time before it erupts again. >> for the current situation, it's run by the service and identified by other agencies. it's an interesting phenomenon. what are the lessons learned from this in the land management if it were to happen? >> one thing i don't talk about in this book, the mount saint helens national monument exists today there was a group that was working before it started for recreational purposes because this was a working forest and so they were trying to have this area declared a wilderness area. what happened with the eruption is very stable area they were trying to protect that was devastating so they had to change their strategy because the area that they wanted. what they decided to do instead, sc