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giving this a rating of ef-0 as you can see here, the wind gusts were powerful enough to uproot those trees and damage power lines in the area. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with our forecast. >> good morning. a lot of people stranded with a lot of cancelled flights from d.c. northward another risk of severe storms. the second more powerful cold front coming down. behind us making for a beautiful weekend. we're going to have a chance of strong storms for ohio all the way through portions of western pennsylvania and new york. here is the timing of this as we go throughout this morning, there is not a lot. exiting areas of maine and cape cod. the new line of storms will begin to form this afternoon especially around columbus to pittsburgh and then it will push towards state college and central portions of new yorkto washington, d.c. pretty warm in philly and new york, in the upper 80s nothing compared to teill easilo 105. now weekend forecast is coming up. >> all right thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, later this month, taylor swift will be release of her at the 2019 mtv

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. >> to have principled disagreement but to make sure we o that in a way that doesn't ef need to get behind whoever the nominee of the party is. >> lots of democrats heading to san francisco for this big weekend event tomorrow. in the day full of caucus schmidt meetings. and friday is the big meet the candidates day. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, san francisco bay area news. >> it is a big weekend for the democratic national party. thank you, jean. an interesting day on the job for a rookie cop in concord. she arrested a burglary suspect who had a samurai sword. yesterday officer wilkins answered a complaint about a man with a sword. she recognized that man as the suspect from a burglary earlier in the day. officers searched him and found stolen items, plus a samurai sword. >>> we are back in 90 seconds with a new way a bay area city ve kruting police officers and it has to do with where they're sleeping. >>> also a workplace threat lands one man behind bars. what he said and what he did that put him on law enforcement's radar. this is all about a -11:11. make a wish. t

terrifying sound of people inside a car in springfield, new jersey, backing away from that confirmed ef-0 tornado packing 70 mile per hour winds, shredding power lines. near philadelphia, gusts up to 60 miles per hour slamming huge trees to the ground. torrential rain swamped highways and streets near philly. this woman rescued after her car was inundated. first responders in high water vehicles rescuing stranded drivers overnight near hartford, connecticut, too. firefighters carrying them out of that waist-deep water. the storms packed with dangerous lightning, stretching all the way from the mid-atlantic to south carolina. >> all right, ginger zee joins us now from the george washington bridge. ginger, how long will these storms still be a threat? >> reporter: yeah, through tonight, really, tom. i'm seeing the tops of thunderstorms there in the distance. there's a severe thunderstorm warning just 20 miles away from us, to our north. that stretches up through springfield, massachusetts, into vermont. that's all the yellow boxes there. and what the yellow boxes mean, you could see 60-pl

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at least one was an ef-1. they confirmed these twisters just a short time ago. downed power lines catching fire, these images from burlington county, new jersey. those storms moving into the east tonight and the northeast tomorrow. so, let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, of course, as always, tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. another active night of summer storms. several frontal boundaries sparking this heat and humidity. we got a watch box that's up for our nation's capital. check it out on the radar scope there, it includes baltimore. another one that includes much of kentucky. that one has a pretty strong front that's pushing those storms and that front will be on the move tomorrow. storms along that front and closer to the warm front here in the northeast, where the zone for potentially damaging storms will be from philly to new york through much, if not all of new england, dangerous lightning, as well. david? >> rob marciano tonight. thank you, rob. >>> next this evening, the massive search intensifying at this hour for t

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--ef you are a ceo or cfo, if you are a cfo or ceo, will you make those expenditures giving -- given trait tensions? see a downward trend coming forward which may help propel the fed to cut another time over the course of 2019. between theliation strong consumer, the manufacturing sector, has to play out. it will play out with a slow process that will put us "midcycle." that is what we saw yesterday. there is a big difference between that and a prolonged easing cycle, which the market was priced into well into 2020. that is ultimately going to have to be reconciled over the next year or so. guy: good morning. it is guy in london. cannot go back to vonnie's first question? -- can i go back to vonnie's first question? what does this tell me about where the market is going? jerome: you had a situation where the fed will continue to ease when they see that weakness persist. that is probably a good thing for a credit -- good thing from a credit perspective. we have seen the metric play out over 2019. different from the fourth quarter of 2018. at the same time, what we are seeing is the ea

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ef sense live he ng -- essential donald trump to a district and area that is increasingly not only skepticalt actually hostile to these kind of ideas and hostile to independent decemb -- ideas of president trump. and historically what we've seen in these kind of situations, at a certain point, republicans like wil hurd hit their breaking point and end up leaving the party. we see a larger exodus at the state, the local level, the national level. we see it in things like the rnc with people resigning. this is an indication that something is seriously wrong, has been for some time, and just the real difficulty that republicans are going to have trying to appeal to a nation that increasingly does not look like the republican party. >> noteworthy that you're not surprised a, and, b, why is he leaving. and abby, his decision wasn't impulsive. he said that trump was being influenced by putin, he was one of four to condemn the president's tweets against the four congress women. might this be trump fatigue? >> i think it's very possible. he is a young guy. he's still i think in his early 40s. i don'

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a minimal tornado, we call it an ef 0. you can see it there.only tornado reported yesterday. again, no one injured with that in areas of new jersey. we did have significant storms from d.c. to northern new england. how about today? we'll do it again but not in the same locations. a little further to the west in areas of southern ohio, pennsylvania and western new york. about 15 million people at risk of wind damage. it is still strooextremely hot texas. you'll be at 100 to 101. it will feel like 105 to 110. we are adding portions of mississippi and alabama to the heat advisors. the beautiful weather is in the northern plains. we'll track that gorgeous almost fall- like air into the ohio valley making its way to the northeast on saturday. even washington, d.c., the temperature will be much lower. like a picture perfect weekend. into sunday, this is really nice from about carolinas northwards. outdoor plans should be great for areas in much of the eastern half of the country. >> no umbrella needed? >> today for you out in new york between 6:00 to

an ef-2 slicing through homes with winds up to 135 miles per hour.pping semi trucks along the sbr interstate where minor injuries were reported. ferocious 65-mile-per-hour gusts strong enough to down huge trees in des moines. hammering rain blinding folks in waterloo. in illinois a brilliant shelf cloud near hillsboro. winds high enough to throw these trampolines in central illinois around these utility poles. we will see more images like that, more dots on the map in the next 24 hours, and here's where i think it's going to happen. this warm front and cold front really. this afternoon a watch will be issued. that means that the ingredients are ripe. when you see that happen, okay, you'll be weather aware. looking at this we stopped it here at 7:00 p.m. this is when things really start to spark. if you have a later flight, keep that in mind. wilmington to worcester, if you hear a warning, that's when you start to take action. that's when you take cover. a lot of people get concerned about those watch/warnings. hopefully that helped out from bangor to

for some reason he ef kwats that with legitimacy of his own election. think there is a lot involved here but clearly the president of the united states needs to protect our free election system and he's not taking the appropriate leadership by his language. if you listen to what the president said, mr. putin can interpret that he has a green light to move ahead for 2020. >> the president reacted to that break-in over the weekend of congressman elijah cummings' home over the weekend tweeting "really bad news, the baltimore house of elijah cummings was robbed, too bad." . the president said that wasn't meant to be a wise guy tweet, his words. you're from bamt more, so is he. you know him well. you're friends. what did you think when you heard what the president tweeted today? >> wolf, this has been going on now for five or six days. what the president has done is so outrageous for the president of the united states. he should be the president for all america, including the people of baltimore. he was trying to distract from the legitimate work that congre

separately,ef a fox news review found that former special counsel investigators are having no troubleand prominent law schools, even securing a major book deal after the nearly two year probe ended with no rush or conspiracy or obstruction charges, mark. >> mark: thank you for that, catherine. my goodness, that judicial decision is almost too sane to be true. newly released deferment of justice documents reveal how nellie ohr of fusion gps transmitted material from the trump dossier to her husband, senior doj official bruce order. that information then, of course, filled with the federal government, percolated all the way through, and was used to taint to the trump administration with bogus insinuations of espionage before it had even been sworn in. tom fitton is the president of judicial watch, judicial watch obtained those documents. and he joins us now. tom, this nexus between one woman who is working for a group that is working for the clinton campaign, who happens to be married to a senior figure in the government, this is basically classic banana republic stuff, because it is th

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there is the direct effect globally is a confidenidence ef not just in the u.s. and china but across the supply chain. >> we did several interviews with tfederal reserve officials and were divided where to go with interest rates given the economic uncertainty and favorable u.s. economic backdrop. >> i didn't think the cut was appropriate necessarily but i went along with it to get back to neutral but i'm on hold. my forecast is a hold. >> my sense is we added accommodation and it wasn't required in my view. i think we're in a good place relative to the mandates that we're asked to achieve. >> i was in favor of the rate cut in july. i felt it was appropriate to make an adjustment i like to avoid having to take further action but i think i'll have an open mind about taking action. >> i saw the arguments on both side they were good arguments i supported leaving rates the same, you know, and looking for more data and letting things play out longer. i haven't made up my mind yet. >> markets only expecting about 1% or 1.1% inflation, so we're supposed to hit our inflat

parts of bravard county, tomorrow they want residents to start ef vvacuating around 8 a. it's just the kennedy space center as far south as merit island where mandatory evacuations are in effect. people still keeping their guard up there. >> even though some people are rather chill right now, things can change tomorrow. nick valencia, appreciate it. florida officials are urging residents to stockpile a week's worth of supplies ahead of hurricane dorian and drivers are being told to gas up their cars in case of an order of evacuation. what are you seeing now that the storm path is a little less certain? >> well, look -- first of all, thank you for having me again. i'm certainly cautiously optimistic because the path is taking it away. however, i want to warn all of our residents that we shall not get complacent. this is not an all clear. we're going to have probably some period where we upwards of form storm force winds, if not hurricane winds, which could lead to flooding. this is still going to be a significant weather event and we need to remain vigilant. >> so what doe

. >>> according to the late ef polls, that's right.t monmouth poll shows warren, biden and sanders far ahead of their competitors in a three-way tie for first place among democrats. speaking of the election, we're talking earlier about darden restaurants which is pushing back on social media as people call for a boycott of olive garden, they're under the impression darden and olive garden have contributed to the trump campaign. it has not. in fact, corporations are generally prohibited from contributing to presidential campaigns. people are confusing employers with contributions. i'll use california's kamala harris as a random example. if you go into her federal filings, you'll see the biggest single contributor when you sort by employer is disney, alphabet the parent company of google is close behind. these are employees who work at these companies who are contributing, not the companies themselves. when you send money to a candidate, you're asked who you work for. someone from the diocese of san jose has contributed, as did someone w

unisys will be able to fully test the interoperability of one of thonthe completion of our efs with the remaining class one railroads. this is a time and labor intensive process involving leaks and in some cases months of preparation and testing with each railroad. the interoperability relies heavily on the flow of accurate information and the amount of data that will ultimately be transmitted between railroads and the various components that comprise the system is significant. we are working closely to ensure upcoming software releases will accommodate the amount of data required for full nationwide interoperability and testing to prove that it will be ongoing. the industry has made tremendous progress on implementation that there are still significant works to do in the coming months. a highly reliable system is important not only for the safety benefits to developers but also essential to efficiently maintain the transportation needs of the customers. unisys will continue to work with all stakeholders to meet the goal of implementing an interoperable system as congress envisioned. th

happened when the kids from parkland marched up to -- i met with them and then went up on the hill when efsice president. all those congressmen are like, i'm not here. i'm not here. don't tell them i'm around. >> this president is fan the flames of white supremacy in this nation. his low energy, vacant eyed mouthing of the words written for him condemning white supremacists this week, i don't believe fooled anyone. >> so there's an illustration of one moment where people would consider it a gaffe. he talked about meeting parkland in '08 and spoke as if he was vice president at this point, of course he was not. he spoke to the people and really moved some people with that speech about the president. do these moments for him balance each other out? or what is -- i'm wondering what the risk is that the gaffes he has will be forgiven or will be too detrimental to him? >> there are a lot of voters that give joe biden a pass on some of these gaffes because they know him and have known him for such a long time but my colleague matt visor has a story in the washington post today talking to some vot

election in the sense that it was extremely difficult when you an experience on the ground with voters ef singvery day. i think that was the shock of my primary, the press was covering something different. >> they covered the white candidates but not the black man who shot up. >> i'm sensitive to this for a lot of reasons. these folks are out there busting it every single day trying to give their very very best and earning their way to the white house, and the truth is that donald trump can send out a tweet and change the news cycle for everybody. so that many times these folks feel that their work is largely in vain and i think what we have to do is demonstrate a little bit of discipline about what we're going to chase. i was proud of cnn not pushing the narrative of the clintons by trump. we're not going to chase every single conspiracy theory because the president decides he wants to lob something so we'll be distracting by the damage he's causing every single day. >> it's not appropriate for the candidates or president for going after the press. there's something called freedom of pre

of advertising focus on immigration, dominant theme of messaging, a review of tweets found repeated ef franres to invasion heavily featured dark warnings about immigrants breaching america's borders. sometimes we force you into being the spokesperson, the whisperer for republicans on the hill. this does with each passing day make it tougher. >> here is the reality. we often hear in the media and just generally in politics about people like jared kushner being close to president trump having their fingerprints over the 2020 presidential campaign. but when you talk to top republicans on capitol hill and those working inside of the trump campaign, they say without a doubt it's president trump no one else like a more centrists republican or democrat like mr. kushner who is running this campaign strategically, he wants to run toward the native immigration as the central burning issue for his reelection campaign. he believes that base turnout is the only way he possibly wins again in 2020 along with the strong economy in his eyes and so that's where he's going to go politically again and aga

multi-pronged attack on extreme poverty has been tested in a six-countryud it proved beneficial and cost- ef pakistan, and peru-- but not in honduras, where disease wiped out the chickens that most sefamilies chose as their >> the evidence is really quite strong, that this approach of combining a package of diffe nt interventions to help the ultra poor is very successful. it's been succesul in a range of different countries, and over a long ter it tells us that people who are really poor can have a radical change in their life. >> when you see, like, these things, you feel happy. you love what you are woing and you feel glad what you are doing. >> reporter: i asked dean karlan if his scientific methods can help bridge the dramatic partisan divide over foreign aid. >> anybody who ever lls you that all aid is wasted is wrong. and anybody who tellyou thatai all d works is wrong. and the answer is, "well, let's find out-- when does it work, when does it not? what are the patterns?" do the things when it works, t let's ones that don't. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, this is fred dsam lazaro.

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and ignore the herd of elephants in the room with regard to negative rates, think about i this way ef-inversionsve subversions. we may have inversions, but europe, japan, they have subversions. negative rates, but look at the european yield curve it's a positive 22 with a minus 86 two-year shots and a minus 64 ten-year bound what, that is a better precipitation for their economy? context matters. and with regard to what is at the end game if we slow and we do go into a recession recession has been turned into hades to the 50th power. but i don't think that's the way it should be and i think in many ways, alan greenspan, by trying to take out recessions, a noble endeavor, ended up with a notion that the cleansing process has been removed from the system. if you look at all of the policies and all the negative rates and all the strangeness that's gone on inversion, subversions, against the normal financial rules of the road, what you the end u with is toxicity that keeps building and building. so the equity markets are right to be a bit frightened this toxicity has never been purged from the syste

a new california law went into ef fwekt this summer.ol, college students. that's public or private. everyone except elementary schoolers. according to 2017 youth survey by the centers for disease control and prevention, 17% of teens say they've attempted suicide. 14% made a suicide plan. 7% tried to take their own lives. consider this. 70% told someone or gave a warning sign ahead of time. sometimes to people who maybe didn't know what to do with that information. >> we really want the students to reach out to an adult or resources if they have issues. having this number and making it more anonymous could help some of our students. >> reporter: you can find more information at suicide prevention.org. the phone line is 800-273-talk. people can text for more information. nah is text home to 741741. this is a lifeline that is staffed 24/7, 365 days a year. it is available to someone who is in crisis or someone who knows somebody who is in crisis. i did post all of that contact information on my social feed. if you know somebody who needs h

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-led ef forts protect commercial shipping in the gulf.o far only two countries, the uk and israel, have said they will join the u.s. in those efforts. iran's defense minister on that conference call today, called on gulf countries to enter into constructive conversations to try and move towards their own maritime security plan in the gulf. dana? >> dana: thank you. an nfl team places its bets on gambling and makes history in the process. is this a good idea? i'll ask marty smith, who's got a great new book out. he's on deck and in studio. plus, this pup is ready for doggie college and several fox face want to wish him good luck. that's next. be sure to check out the new episode of dana's book club. mike interview with mark manson is out today. you'll love it. it's available for download on most screaming er -- streaming services. be right back. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you ne

the list would be to expan background checks and at the same time make them much more thorough andct efe. i have to say, however firearm violence is a very complexle pr and the correct answer to "what's the one thing" is the is no one thing. we need to do a nch of things simultaneously in order to have the effect we want. >> dr. garenintemute of the university of california davis. thank you very much. >> thanks for having m >> and to help us assess the role mental health plays in gun violence and gun-related deaths, p turn to jeffrey swanson. he is a professor chiatry and behavioral science at duke university school of medicine. his research was part of a report released today by the national couil for behavioral health, titled, "mass violence in ameri solutions."mpacts and professor swanson, welcome. back to the newshour. i want to begin with what theai president hasin the wake of this latest round of mass shootings. "mental illness and hatred pull the trigger, not the gun." hohould we understand the overlap between mental illness d people who perpetuate gun violence. >> mass shooting,

the fact we didn't means it will have less of a positive ef tfect economy.he we're already seeing that. it also waters and it makes it more difficult for us to move forward on doing what we need to do to actually fix the debt. but people who are saying at the time, oh, these tax cuts will pay for themselves, that was always a fairytale. it's still a fairytale, and you add to that the spending increases. this is an era of just charging areverything on the credit and it is going to make the economic challenges of the future ever so much more difficult. desjardins: another policy c.b.o. looked at was trade policy and tas. they found the tariffs would impact the economy, bring down g.d.p. slightly, around 0.3%, but also have a bigger impact on imports, biggest industries affected would be agriculture and farming. so not too many surprises there. maya, my bigger question overise thiss like an issue like claimant change where we know it looks like there ia large problem ahead, it could be avoided if we take action now, why is it that lawmakers in washington are no

that is enough to pay for oh, all the college tuition at ef university, iversity pre-k and a huge increase in the military that is just what we are paying e the national debt, on t interest, and judy, that is on track to double as well inthe next tenniers. >> woodruff: i remember when people thought a trillion was a lot of money, we are now talking about a lot more than that. >> we are way past that, we are n tricky waters. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins, thank you, appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> woodruff: night two of the democratic presidential debate in detroit started with a handshake and a plea from former vice president joe biden to california senator kamala harris: "go easy on me, kid." this go-around, it was more than just harris criticizing the man leading the crowded democratic field. >> mr. vice president, you want to be president of the united states. you need to be able to answeron the tough ques >> mr. vice president, you can't have it both ways. eou invoke president obama m than anybody in this campaign. you can't do it when it's convenient. and then dodge it when it's n

at least one ef-1 has been confirmed in tracy, plus two other unrated tornados in lacona and badger creektake a look at this ominous crowd creeping across central illinois. the storm had winds gusting up to 50-miles-per-hour. adam del rosso has more. >> janai, trevor, good morning. we are talking some more storms across the northeast. some of those strong to severe as we head into the afternoon. around philly and new york, northward into new england. we're going to watch for damaging wind gusts, hail, flooding downpours possible across the southeast as well. lots of humidity in the atmosphere. it's going to lead to storms popping up into the afternoon hours. we're also talking some storms across the four corners region with monsoonal moisture working back in. we're also going to be talking about record-breaking heat across parts of the desert southwest. >>> president trump now confirms he is considering a tax cut. >> it could be a temporary reduction in payroll taxes. a cut in capital gains tax, maybe. or even something se. it comes amid increasing concerns about the u.s. economy with mos