frida: ¿qué es lo que pasa, erica? erica: noé ya sabe que saúl no es su papá.n las pruebas de sangre. Él y saúl no tienen el mismo tipo. frida: pero las cosas han cambiado, hay pruebas más avanzadas que tu hijo y tu marido se hagan una prueba de adn. erica: no tiene caso. ¿para qué hacerlos pasar por un momento tan incómodo? frida: a ver. ¿no quieres que ellos pasen el momento incómodo, o tú? erica: ¿a qué te refieres? frida: no trates de engañarte. las dos sabemos que tuviste relaciones con saúl antes de terminar con esteban. tanto te has repetido que no le fallaste a esteban que ya te lo creíste. pero no fue así. no sólo te enamoraste de su primo, también te acostaste con él cuando aún tenías relaciones con esteban. erica, la felicidad y la tranquilidad de tu hijo están en juego. tienes que ser honesta y aceptar tu infidelidad. hazlo por el bien de noé. erica: estuve hablando con frida y me hizo pensar en algo: que cabe la posibilidad de que noé sea tu hijo. saúl: pero ya nos hicimos una prueba. erica: sí, pero es que hay nuevas pruebas que son más exactas. t

erica: a check on the markets. asian stocks dump overnight thanks to news that opec plans to cut oil production for the first time in 8 years. investors will be watching for the weekly jobs -- new hampshire tourism leaders are predicting a record-breaking fall season. they are looking for a 5% increase in visitors and more and spending compared to last season. the state has unveiled a new marketing campaign that hopes to make new hampshire the northeast's premier vacation destination. it is national coffee day. that means free coffee at many popular spots. cumberland farms offering a free cup with a food purchase. starbucks is offering free coffee trees. they will donate coffee trees to farmers in need. randy: now to the stories trending right now. quarterback turned slugger tim tebow hitting a home run for his first at-bat. it came during his first instructional league game in florida and front of 250 fans. next at-bat. the mets signed the 29-year-old to a minor-league deal earlier this month. the thing not to do

i believe erica is just one of those mean people. she's not mental.ust mean. >> stripped of her privileges and required to move about under heavy guard, haywood has continued her campaign against staff using the only weapons she has left. >> well, when i protest because they were not picking my trash up, they weren't picking my trays up, i threw some bodily fluids and things, bodily products. >> she started gassing officers. basically gassing is when you take your urine and your feces, you make it up into a little cup and you let it sit between a couple hours and a couple days and once the officer comes to retrieve your tray or whatever they're going to get from the tray slot, she threw it out. that happened last week where it got completely on the right side of the officer. and as far as these inmates go, we don't know what kind of diseases they have and all that bodily fluid carries. >> haywood's latest actions with bodily substances have gotten the attention of other inmates in her segregation unit. >> so she'll take her feces, and she'll roll it u

what we are learning about the discovery of erica parsons' remains. >> a new report out on the use of police body cameras. the impact they have on law enforcement interactions with the public. >>> thank you for joining us this friday morning. happy friday! i'm lena tillett. >> i love your enthusiasm. i'm bill leslie. the kids in cumberland county schools are closed today. >> moore county schools will be delayed two hours. you can see a complete list scrolling at the bottom of your screen or any time on wral.com. >> at loaf we didn't get another round of really, really bad, bad weather overnight. >> we appreciate a little bit of dry weather because this festival is this weekend. wide open bluegrass festival. >> it is a big deal with thousands of fans gathered. let's go to iz who is one of the biggest bluegrass fans i know. >> that's right. i'm excited to be here in downtown raleigh for the bluegrass festival. but there are a lot of things going on here. we have a bunch of fans here getting ready. we stepped away from the stage because the earls of lester are doing a sound check right n

erica: a garden has grown. rocsks left here and all over. >> i went to whole fools and it said kind foul - i went to whole foods. emily: message is seen as signs. >> it coincided with my father mom. >> i found a rock at a low point it was there for me. erica: it was last year when official started seeing the rocks. >> on the picnic tables. and we had a discussion, let's leave them. erica: this is where the project began. no one had a clue who started it. then a couple months back, eal, what did she do? she said, i'm the woman. >> i walk this beach every day. one day i wrote a couple of message and a friends of mine picked up one of my rocks. what are the chances? erica: she felt she was meant to keep painting and dropping. never anticipating the response. one little rock i wanted to pay it forward. erica: the kindness has been carried across massachusetts, the nation and beyond. >> i keep rocks in my car. >> we are in seven countries. it is not necessarily the rock. it is the energy behind the intention of leav

, and erica's run donate all of the profits back to families that are battling cancer right now. we've raised over $100,000 s local families battling cancer. >> that is awesome, so call all runners and walkers to that event. another busy day at the u.s. senior women's amateur golf championship in massachusetts. she won her hound of 32 but then lost in the round of 16 to a golfer from augusta, georgia. how do you beat a golfer from augusta any way. jennifer: i can beat any of them so i wouldn't know. 20 foods that i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans e got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what >>> tonight, breaking news. new surveillance of the bombing suspect, pulling a suitcase, carrying a backpack. authorities say, about to place the bombs in new york c

what we are learning about the discovery of erica parsons' remains. >> there is a new report out today on the use of police body cameras. the impact the cameras have on law enforcement interactions with the public. the time is now 8:00. thank you for joining us on this freeway morning. i'm lena tillett jack >> -- i'm lena tillett. >> i'm renee chou. >>> it is friday and we are looking forward to the weekend with the big wide open bluegrass festival in downtown raleigh. >> elizabeth has been having a lot of fun downtown. we are jealous. >> very much so. >> yes. downtown has transformed as it does -- this is our fourth year of hosting wide open bluegrass. it draws such a big crowd. last year, the weather didn't cooperate. we ended up having to put convention center. it was still good but just something about having it outside. if you are coming to the bluegrass festival today, wear your shorts and t-shirts. it is really warm and muggy. yesterday, we had very heavy rain at this time and down in that same area, we have a storm that has developed. we'll zoom in down south. you can see the s

erica martin is tracking the warmup for us. >> we do have conditions above normal right now, so filtered sunshine, lots of clouds out there, warm and muggy, at least through late tomorrow, temperatures 10 to 12 degrees above normal, so it's going to be warm at least through the end of this week, so really thick, soupy clouds out there over philadelphia and current temperatures in the low 80s here. the winds easterly at about 7-mile-per-hour. notice there's not much going on right now. there is a frontal boundary that's stalled out. we do have a high pressure system that will eventually push all those clouds offshore s picking off clouds stickingaround, we do have a cooldown by sunday. >>> erica, now to decision 2016. >> one week after president obama visited philadelphia, we now know the first lady is planning a stop here. michelle obama will come to town hoping to persuade voters to support presidential candidate hillary clinton. right now details about where the first lady will be aren't available. stay with nbc 10 for the very latest. >>> we also now know the focus of next week's firs

erica edwards shows us customers are paying the price. happen? >> reporter: biting remarks on capitol hill on wednesday as members of congress grilled the head of the company that sells epi pen. heather bresh answered tough questions about the soaring price of epi pens that went from $100 in 2007 now to $600. her salary also rose dramatically. she testified she earned $18 million last year a l >> is your compensation what you have done with this product? >> having 7,000 free he pip pens across schools could not be more crowd j. the former ceo of another medical device company offer her zero support. >> she deserves it. >> reporter: when people suffer dangerous allergy reaction to anything from bee stings to meanwhile usa today reports heather's mother helped lead a national effort to get schools to stock epi pens. this while leading the national association of state boards of education. mylan called that news report inaccurate and in a statement heather's mother said my only concern and motivation was how we can protect as many children as possib

erica edwards, nbc news. >>oc vaccine now should offer protection through the spring. those under the age need two doses if they're under two and done a month apart. >> 15 minutes ago, senators voted down a bill designed to help fight the zika virus. the bill failed 62-46 and the lawmakers were against the provision in the bill that would parenthood and the cdc director is warning his agency is almost out of money, the money needed to kill mosquitos and find a vaccine. >> most people are back to work today, including members of congress. >> that doesn't mean they showed up at 9:00 a.m. to show up for work as our correspondent discovered. >> reporter: so it's about 9:30 in the morning, the tuesday of labor recess, and today is the day they return back to work, but all around capitol hill, most of the hallways are still pretty empty. the cars shuttle the lawmakers to the capitol, those are mostly empty too. it's a sharp contrast with the rest of washington, where most everyone is back to work. the lawmakers have been out of some visitors, including this lady from france.

i would be like, i love you, erica. i love you, erica. >> they know i'm a pretty harmless guy.t's been a very friendly kind of relationship. you know, the stories you tell about your family, i get the biggest kick out of. it's really incredible. >> they're good. they're funny. >> they're all right, huh? look, i'm with you. i'll be back in a couple weeks. anything you want, you yell. >> i'll be here, i promise. >> okay. we'll see you later. >> take it easy, father tom. >> the thing with the chaplain, it's an outside person coming on the unit. they like that. we want the ou come in here, talk to them, help them. it helps keep the violence down. >> serving 26 years for robbery, ernie johnson land up in ad seg for assaulting an officer. >> tell me, have you taken a look at that book yet? i don't want it back unless you've finished it. >> i read it about halfway. the memory palace. >> is it okay? >> yeah, it tells about the life and times of mateo ricci. >> i been in a couple fights. i'm generally an insolent person. i don't get along well with others. they don't like my religion. t

. >> nbc 10 meteorologist erica martin is here with what you can expect. >> temperatures above average for at least a little while, thursday and friday mid to upper 80s, but tracking upper 60s by sunday, and overnight sunday into monday, certainly very chilly of course. stay tuned for my full forecast weather stories include 80s through tomorrow. a cooldown by sunday. right now seeing lots of low 80s, low 70s, new jersey low 80s, those clouds pushing offshore. certainly conditions by tomorrow, overnight lows mainly in the 50s, a few upper 40s. trenton 58 for you, and mt. holly expected overnight lows in the mid 50s. so your weekend outlook, we're going to see 80s on friday and then on saturday, but then again, the big story is 60s by sunday. i'll have more information coming up in my full forecast. >>> to decision 2016, donald trump is focusinging on hillary clinton while talking got the boomings in and nrng new jersey. trump told a crowd in north carolina isis happened on hillary clinton's watch. meanwhile donald trump is making another trip to delaware county later this week. the pub

erica, come on out. let's see you. >> that's her before. here she is now. >> wow! >> you look beautiful! oh, my gosh. >> wow! erica, nice, girl. >> wow. >> what you -- you need to see yourself. where's that mirror. you want to see your outfit? >> she haven't seen herself yet. >> what do you say? >> oh -- i love it! >> you are gorgeous. >> looks >> that's exact wly what it is. >> i won't make her stand on the scale. >> she houn have to. >> by the way, congratulations on everything. that's terrific. you must feel like a different person. >> yes. an absolutely new person. so much healthier. much improved. >> you come out, too. janice -- >> 180 pounds down. 160 pounds down. these are superstars. >> awesome. y'all look great. but this physical, this is "today" on nbc. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i'v

erica, come on out. let's see you. >> that's her before. here she is now. >> wow! >> you look beautiful! oh, my gosh. >> wow! erica, nice, girl. >> wow. >> what you -- you need to see yourself. where's that mirror. you want to see your outfit? >> she haven't seen herself yet. >> what do you say? >> oh -- i love it! >> you are gorgeous. >> looks >> that's exactly what it is. >> i won't make her stand on the scale. >> she houn have to. >> by the way, congratulations on everything. that's terrific. you must feel like a different person. >> yes. an absolutely new person. so much healthier. much improved. >> you come out, too. janice -- >> 180 pounds down. 160 pounds down. these are superstars. >> awesome. y'all look great. >>> all righty. >>> it is time for our favorite things. mine are these different styles of jeans called parker smith's skinny jeans. a. ha. >> they've got -- ava croft high-style. parker smith.com. the thing is you can be, a lady of mature, mor they -- they're not like old lady mom jeans and they stretch like crazy. don't let the word "skinny" scare

erica parsons. reported missed by a family member it in 2015. they said she had not been seen since 2011. the fbi reports schedule to remains were discovered outside of wayne county after agents and deputies followed up on new leads. state medical examiner's office where they were identified as parsons. again, the last timerricca parsons was seen in november 2011 when she was just 13 years old. erica's adoptive parents say the girl went to stay with relatives in the asheville area and not seen her since. sheriff investigators determined that information was not true. sandy and casey parsons are serving prison sentences for fraud charges related to the disa porance of erica. sandy parsons was 43 fraud charges at a federal trial in october 2014 and casey parsons pled guilty earlier that same month. according to the fbi a press conference will be held next week. at that time we could find out about more charges against the adoptive parents. >> a sad case for so many years, thank you. passenger train trying to figure out what caused a dead low crash

erica richy is joins us live. you took that photo about two hours ago and the neighbors are very upset someone would destroy a long-standing part of that neighborhood? >> reporter: that's right. the corner in this everett neighborhood for a decade, as long as anyone can remember so it really bothered them to learn that it burned last night. within the last hour and a half you can see what they replaced it with this brand new flag. one neighbor came out and put it her who says it was her dad from decades ago. now they're hoping the camera that sit directly across caught enough to help police catch the bad guys. >> reporter: it's not perfectly clear but if look closely toward the upper right of the screen you can see someone standing on a be trash can with unsteady feet then seconds later illuminated objects begin falling to the ground like rain. when that happens another camera captures three men running away. the time stamp on the video 11:27 last night. >> absolutely infuriates me. >> reporter: as residents of bu

the seventh annual erica's run wil it is held in memory of erica pombrio, a former merrimack resident that lost her battle to cancer at the age of 33. >> one of the wishes was to give back to the community that helped her when she was battling cancer. erica's run donates all of the profits back to families that are battling canner right now. we've raised over $100,000. we have donated to 28 sean: if you want more information or to register, visit the web site ericasrun.com. >>> a family in kentucky got quite the shock. they thought a cow delivered twin calves, but it was just one two heads. most calves with this rare genetic mutation is stillborn. for now lucky seems to be long. >> i'm just thinking how many days do we have? it is a blessing that we get to go through this and with our children and family. it is unique and rare. sean: the family says while the calf is lucky, she does have some problem. when she stands up, she walks in circles before falling over. for now so far so good. today is the last official day of much warmer than the average. 70 degrees. we're going to jump abov

diane didn't fall for it -but unfortunately erica did. "the thing that had me, was that they faked the page that was faking it was my aunt that i trusted."what would erica say to the thieves who stole not even ask that one. that one not even for the cameras." "i feel like ive been taken advantage of and bamboozled. i feel like it should be justice." but there is not much that can be done. online cheats could be anywhere in the world. so all you can do is protect your world. remember, you should never -ever- never pay money for a free grant or lottery . i'm jenna sachs contact mostly clear tonight with we'll bottom out around 60 by morning. partly sunny, warm and humid on monday. we have a chance for scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. highs in the thunderstorm chances will come to an end late monday evening. partly sunny and warm again on tuesday with highs in the low 80s. thunderstorm chances return chances friday and saturday. tonight: mostly clear. low: 60 dewpoint: 57 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with a chance for

erica edwards, nbc news. >>> huh. food for thought there. the 2016 heart walk is coming up and newschannel8 is again committed to raising $100,000 for this cause. but, we need your help again to do it. fuccill location kia is patching the first 50,000 that we raise to every dollar you donate counts as two. it is november 12 at raymond james go to wfla.com/heartwalk to join our team. and donate. >>> and tonight, we have incredible video of rescuers helping a humpback whale off the australian coast. rangers were called in to help the 39-foot whale after it bemeaning tangled in a fishing net. it was able to wash out to sea with the rising tide after they cut the net. >>> nice looking day on camera, obviously, it is pretty warm. terms of precipitation. not bad and the day where not a lot of folks have seen widespread rain. watching golfers on the green here. nice looking day at palm harbor. in polk county, out in lakeland, you can see silt 8 degrees now. got the flag back up at the dealership. that's good to see. and you can see plenty of blue s

and breaking right now - a major development in the "erica - parsons" case. the discovery made in south carolina. the latest details "just in." and... a 'familiar face' -- from "t-g- i-t" -- here on abc- 11 -- hits the 'campaign trail' -- here in the 'triangle'. e starts right now. a 'flash flood emergency' in the sandhills. historic rainfall -- putting lives at risk. an abc-11 eyewitness -- capturing a fort bragg soldier checking on flood victims -- caught off guard by high water in fayetteville. that powerful image...just one of the many coming in from viewers. good evening everyone. i'm tisha powell. county' and the 'city of fayetteville' - 'remain' -- under a "state of emergency" -- after more than 'ten inches' of 'rain' fell. here's the latest - 'rescue crews' -- made more than 'two dozen' emergency evacuations. 'fayetteville police' say -- more tha'two dozen' roads -- 'remain closed' by 'flood waters'... or 'washed out' sections of pavement. 'cumberland county schools' -- will 'remain closed' tomorrow. and 'hoke county schools' will open on a 'two-hour'

in boston, erica richie, fox 25 news. >>> happening tomorrow afternoon, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will join janitors and security officers on -- employees getting fired. commits down to whether bank management knew about it or not. either way she wrapped up with this comment about the overall viability of the bank. >> they are supposed to keep track of people's money, safety, security, and not know that more than 5,000 of your employees that tells me this is a bank that is simply too big to manage. >> one has been one of several senators outspoken about banks considered too big to fail in the years after the great recession. >>> we have learned when the man charged with driving into a restaurant west newton will appear in court. cassler is accused of motor vehicle homicide for the march 1st crash that killed two people inside sweet tomatoes. he is now due in court to face those charges september 19th at 9:00 a.m. government is reaching out to itt technical institute students after its campuses closed suddenly without warning to anyone. they have created a page on the depart

. >> deputies arrested 32-year-ol erica petro, she said that she said she is homeless having tru and went to the churchch for he she told debbie is you do not she left themem in harms way , even took them to a local veterinarian to be treated. >> a peer to be all right, the other one i don't know we don't know what long term effectso th exposure to this heat is going to have. >> she hopes that laws likehi goddard's law will discourage people from harming companion animals. >> every cat is a life in his treat a person. >> kevin freeman fox 8 news. erica petro is facing three fifth degree felonies she makes her first court appearance on monday..th following this week's dick goddard telethon, dick goddard fractured histe hip and is currently in the hospital after he fell at his homeps were happ to report that he had successfu surgery and they say he is doing well, when yesterdayaydo, if there was any we could do for him he said,," get the browns quarterback". w will keep you posted on his washington state police are looking forol a shooter who ope fire on a shopping mall killing say tha

. >> reporter: 22-year-old erica hall, an active addict missing since february and her family says she could have been saved. >> when they want help they want it now. >> she would say i am ready. i am ready to go to rehab and get back into it and be erica again and the next day she would change her mind. >> you can have all the support in the world. if you don't have resources to help them, tha disconnect is. there are no beds available. there's nothing available for people who want to get help. >> reporter: according to the cdc the federal government is increasing access to substance abuse treatment services through the affordable care act. families say that's not enough. >> there's no waiting. when you need help you can't wait. >> reporter: in summit county there are currently more than 60 men on a wait list for residential detox and more than can get help. addicts seeking an assessment and referral for treatment can't get in until october 25th. women seeking residential treatment are on a three-week wait list and men could wait three months. there are 112 people currently waiting fo

erica, come on out. let's see you. >> that's her before. here she is now. >> wow! >> you look beautiful! oh >> wow! erica, nice, girl. >> wow. >> what you -- you need to see yourself. where's that mirror. you want to see your outfit? >> she haven't seen herself yet. >> what do you say? >> oh -- i love it! >> you are gorgeous. >> looks like a new dress. >> that's exactly what it is. it's gorgeous. >> there's her scale, by the way. i won't make her stand on it. >> she doesn't have to. that's terrific. you must feel like a different person. >> yes. an absolutely new person. so much healthier. much improved. >> you come out, too. janice -- >> 180 pounds down. 160 pounds down. these are superstars. >> awesome. y'all look great. >>> all righty. our favorite things are next, but first this is "today" on nbc. y ...ad, and my sweethearts handsome,gone sayonara.rance... this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. "what the?" "don't you know that checking your credit s

erica: a mysterious call for help since police officer scrambling. the new information on that incident coming in this morning. randy: a toddler struck by a car in your own driveway by her seven-year-old sister. erica: the celebration in red sox nation even after a loss. lots to celebrate. randy: a lot of wind out there this morning. cindy: notice the temperature, just 57 in boston. the wind out of the north-northeast sustained at 20.

erica edwards, nbc news. >> reed: thank you f. there are ways to help lessen the risk of leaving a child unattended. put your purse or brief case or your cell phone in the back seat out of reach. that forces you to have a reminder to look in the back seat when you reach your destination. slender man case wants to change her plea. the two are accused of attacking a classmate in an attempt to please a fictional character named slenderman. they've been in custody since they were charged with attempted first degree homicide in the may 2014 stabbing. it happened in a suburb of milwaukee. the girl who is now 14 asked to change her plea from not guilty to guilty by reason of mental disease or disorder. last month the other charged entered the same plea. if convicted the girls could face up to 65 years in prison. >> reed: gm recalling about 4 million vehicles worldwide to fix an airbag defect linked to at least one death in our country. they say in rare cases the car's computer can go into test mode and the airbags won't inflate in a cras

erica edwards, nbc news. >> reed: ups is testing the use of drones as part of its delivery system. they've partnered with a massachusetts based robot maker to use drones to make commercial deliveries to remote or even difficult to access locations. newly revised faa regulations do not allow commercial drones to fly over people who are not to remain within the line of sight of the operators. >> marie: uber is rolling out a new feature today to enhance passenger safety. to keep you safe. the new feature requires drivers to confirm their identities by taking a selfie before the start of each shift. in addition to protecting riders to ensure you have the right person behind the wheel, uber says the feature will help protect -- prevent fraud. and to protect driver's accounts teaming up with life is beautiful to offer people who need rides a specific pickup location. uber says riders can wait at carson and las vegas boulevard. there will also be a specific uber lounge where you can find free wifi, cell phone charging stations, and people can request rides for others who may have difficul

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erica edward, nbc news. >> anchor: and still ahead, a little girl with a heart for others. what she is doing to help one in eight women will face breast cancer. ween life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible >> anchor: a little girl whose battling cancer determined to make a difference in her forgetting her own illness and raising money for others who have cancer. >> anchor: her community is coming to the to say thank to you that little girl. if you haven't met taylor hers the then pay attention. she is catching quite a spell on others. >>> and just the 00 we met her it was like this girl is something special. and we had to come back next day just because we missed her alrea

alone is behind bars, accused of leaving three kittens in a hot car, 32-year-old erica petr of this chart with three counts of animal cruelty, his felonies around noon someone called police after they saw three cat in a car in the parking lot of st. gabriel church in concord township, the sheriff says the car windows rolled up and they were in direct sunlight they sa that they were foaming at the mouthsu in twitching, the deputies forced away to the car and got them some water. they appear to be all right, the other one i don't know, we don't know what l effects this exposureon, to thi horrible heat is going to have to them. she told deputies that she was homeless and went to the church for help she said she di not believe she had leftor the kids in harms way she's due in court mondayy. want to let you know that after the telethon, dick goddar fractured his hip and is in the hospital,kk he took a tumble wh entering his home, we're happy mend, he spoke to him and asked if there was anything we could do and he said,nd" get the brow a quarterback". >> will keep you posted on his recovery and

. >>> now to meteorologist erica grow. erica?> we are tracking this through the gulf of mexico, through the panhandle and florida. this is dumping heavy rain fall. minimal category 1 hurricane with peak wind of 75 miles an hour. as it moves inland and loses ilts strength, it is going to start dumping that heavy rain. this is forecast track. look at timing of this. labor day weekend up and down the coastline. areas where a lot of people want to go out to the beach and enjoy the holiday weekend. by the time it gets up toward the mid-atlantic and it will be a tropical depression that doesn't mean it will be reduced any. this storm cast surge may be upwards of she, very heavy rain fall at least 5 to 10 inches in some parts of the state of florida. we will continue to track it for you steve. back to you. >> erica grow, thank you. 51 counties including hillsboro county and that's where tampa is and joining us is the mayor of tampa. mr. mayor, thanks for taking a few minutes. you heard what all of our viewers heard. what is the biggest

let's bring in gop strategist and former adviser to john mccain, erica andy hola, former bernie sanders' spokesperson, national director of the dream action coalition. and director at the u.s. policy immigration program who used to work for the immigration and naturalization service. thank you all for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> doris, i would like to start off with you. donald trump did make it clear he is in favor of this deportation task force. and how this would all play out. he talked about the zero tolerance for criminals. let me play what he said. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens! zero! zero! >> and you can call it deported if you want. the press doesn't like that term. you can call it whatever the hell you want. they're gone. we are going to suspend the issuance of visas to any place where adequate screening did not occur. i call it extreme vetting, right? extreme vetting. i want extreme. it's going to be so tough. >> so doris, you know this process better than anyone. what is your review of what donald trump proposed? >> well, he focused so much of his time

around wearing devices every single day but erica edwards explains a study with surprising results. >> a study sort of defies what you would think weight loss common sense suggesting wearing a fitness tracker to tally the number of steps you take doesn't necessarily mean the numbers on the scale will come down. >> what is surprising. >> a doctor and his colleagues at pittsburgh university recruited more than 400 overweight and they went on a low-calorie diet, exercised and had counseling and support, the researchers gave half activity monitors worn on the upper arm, they measured energy expenditure. the theory was the devices would lead to greater weight loss. the strategy did not work. >> it is possible that people started to rely on the technologies a little bit more than they should have. physical activity. >> in other words achieving a fitness goal is not an excuse for overindulging at mealtime. to be fair, both groups lost weight over the study period. those who did not rely on the fitness trackers lost an average of five additional pounds. erica edwards nbc news. >>> that resear

we have the answers and our forecast with erica. >> we do have an unsettled weekend in the forecast. we are seeing breaks in the showers and clouds. so we do have heavy, steady downpours through this evening. so mainly coastal flooding concerns. why is this happening? why is this rain so stubborn and not moving offshore? we have a low pressure system to the south and to the west keeping everything right in place. we are seeing greens moving towards the northwest there but we do have showers on the way. a little bit cooler for today. temperatures will not be as warm. we are seeing mainly 50s. right now lots of clouds, 55 degrees. by 7:00 p.m. upper 50s and keeping it in the upper 50s by 10:00 p.m. at the bottom of your screen you will see your local neighborhood. we will break down how much rainfall many of us have seen so far, more to the south and less to the north. we'll also time out what to expect for the rest of the weekend. those winds are starting to pick up. i do have your forecast in just a bit. back to you. >> all right. we'll see you then. use your app to stay on top of th

erica richards is there in falmouth with preparations business as usual and right now, no boats have been ordered out of the water. we have seen boaters coming on down before the storm comes and their fun will end. the only disrupter we have seen is the disruption to ferry service. the island queen has been canceled and the highline has been the sea ship is going to make the same decision depending on the storm. let's head over to the heyennas where all members had to be out of the water yesterday. the sea commador had to make the decision yesterday. people will to get down to business. >> just canceled all the events and we had to move all the boats for safe-keeping. >> we've established a protocol and protect our assets. >> it's disruptive because everyone was supposed to be having a good time. >> reporter: yeah, everyone is supposed to be having a great time and so f they're having a great time. we have seen joggers and runners and walkers having a cup of coffee because there's such a nice light breeze where the sun has been shining. and don't forget this is the last week unoffici

how you treat an animal is most erica pitcher was luck to the late county jail on three counts of animal cruelty c under the lw which makes them that degree felonies she makes the first courtel appearance on monday. one of the purposes of the law as we know is to raise awareness and cases like this what happened and the arrest certainly help raise the awareness. they help more people will see our get the message this is a serious issue e and discourage them from harming animals. but how those kids will be okay thank you so much. will let you know that following yesterday'ss jake did fracture his hip and is currently in the hospital did take a tumble while entering his own happy to report they had successful surgery today and doctor say he's doing well tonight spoke with him this morning though he is still in some pain he was in good spirits when asked him if there's anything we could do for him s d get the browns are quarterback will do our best. when you can expect to see them back on the air would like to send him away sure i get well wish had to our facebook pagege take was so happy y

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. >> good evening, according to court documents the teller at the bank of erica noticed something wasn't right when withdrawal. the 22-year-old is in custody and two other men are on the run. >> it started when the 35-year- old woman pulled into the parking lot of her boyfriend's apartment. two cars boxed her in and she was kidnapped. they blind fold elder, took her according to court documents the membership said they had -- men had been watching her and threatened to kill her family. the woman said cabrera took her to 2 bank of americas where she tried to withdraw $19,000. the bank teller noticed the woman was in distress. made the arrest. >> in all the woman was held by her captors for 11 hours. tonight police had looking for taaccomplishes. two -- the accomplices. >> scary stuff. >>> check out the car fire near i-10 and baseline. this was just before 8:00 p.m. no 1 troopers are investigating what sparked that blaze. >>> no markakising marijuana -- no mixing marijuana and guns. >> a federal judge decided if you have one you can't have the other forcing thousands of want more. >> marij

we have stripes on erica. the stripes and brights. >> yes. a little smaller. sizes are vertical. horizontal and versicle for a swimming effect and broke it up with a denim vest, casual and fun. a hit of kelly green. brights are fun. >> and the only thing all fall, the shoe, booty. >> do not return that. walk right out of here. take that stuff. >> it's great. >> you look great. >> finally, denim is always friendly. mixing undenim. >> can never have enough denim. denim on denim here. some people are a little hesitant to do, but you can do it mixing fabrics and bottom, distressing, then elevated it with a lace and a heel. lace top. she can go out from day to night in this. >> leather and lace go together, bet denim and lace go together nice here. >> definitely. >> yes. thank you so much. >> looking great. >> thanks. thanks for all the tips. >> all available at kohl's. one-stop shop. >>> back in a moment with more. >> first, this is "today" on nbc. >> yes it is. danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized tarkanian was ordered by a

>> exactly, with autumn right around the corner, erica martin joins us with the forecast. >> more muggy, above normal saw lots of 80s out there. much more comfortable by tomorrow afternoon. 80s for the rest of the work, but i am tracking cooler temperatures by the weekend, simple by saturday into sunday, and sunday into monday. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your neighborhood forecast. thursday 86, that's your expected high temperature. and then low 80s, upper 60s by sunday, but the big story is just how cool it's going to get overnight saturday into sunday and sunday into monday. see right now, lots of clouds in the forecast, we do have that low pressure system offshore, notice those thick and soupy clouds pushing eastward. a high pressure system will shift from the northwest. the clouds are thick and soupy, unfortunately, but clearing and certainly improving by tomorrow. allentown temperature 84 degrees, coatesville 77 for you, along with dover, wilmington 81. mt. holly, trenton 81 degrees and also keeping in the 80s in philly. right now overnight lows expected to b

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followed by eagles game plan at 10:0 10:00. >>> i'm meteorologist erica mka martin.emperatures were above normal for today, that's going to be the story for tomorrow as well. and then i'm tracking a major cooldown by the weekend. you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. neighborhoods right now seeing lots of forecasts across the entire area, now locally we're finding 85 in medford. oug audobon at 82. and a very nice stay in the forecast, but by sunday, we're going to see temperatures below normal. so welcome to fall, the days do get shorter. today's officially the first sun set before 7:00 p.m., approximately 6:58, 6:59 p.m. now it didn't feel like fall today, temperatures topped out in the upper 80s, pottstown, mid 80s for you, allentown 86 was your high today. out west, they're expecting snow in utah. so they're expecting a season going right into the middle of winter. a very fall like feel saturday into sunday. and sunday into monday. we have a massive cold front dipping down, and notice these temperatures we're seeing