expectations are quite low.such a massive supply chain now with the way apple use the semiconductors. we get good indications of what to expect. most people think the hardware will be a very marginal improvement. that is a big issue, we think. francine: why? it is good enough, isn't it? i have a phone, i'm happy with wow every twoan't years. neil: they need to. technology moves at a breakneck pace. the iphone hasn't even been around for a decade yet and people are already expecting the iphone 8. i think they need to be proper shatterproof, fully water resistant, better technology, better battery life, a whole range of things. i don't think there's enough in this release. francine: i guess it depends on who you compare it to. if you think they are not going fast enough, but there's no other rival, they can survive fine. neil: i think we have a big problem for apple in china. three reasons, one of which they have very high growth that has now become negative growth for revenues in china. you have a second issue wh

what i would expect in markets is.arket back as the reassesses the timing and speed of these rate hikes but also rotation. there is nothing in this story that would suggest the end of the equity market much less the end of the global business expansion. emerging markets appeared to be well placed to perform. fed rate hikes do not seem to be strongent with the dollar. typically bad thing for emerging markets and that path of normalization is one that underscores and reinforces the sense of global growth which means it is cyclical including the em space. less commodity driven, more toward manufacturing and toward cyclicality. doesn't the areas that have to be the winner -- and they seem to be the winners. >> that is reinforced by the bank of japan's approach which is not weakening the yen. the euro remained stable. i suspect it will continue because we are not that far away from the ecb suddenly shifting its stance away from the strong bias ease that many in the markets anticipate. something that will be a bit more balan

he is expected to attend today's hearing which begins in an hour. walter perez is live with more on what is expected to happen. walter? >> reporter: hey, sarah. a few things to look for during today's hearing. bill cosby's attorney are going to try to have key pieces of evidence suppressed and also a date might be set for the felony case against one of the best-known entertainers in the world. bill cosby's defense team is expected to try to keep damaging evidence out of the case. their hope is the judge will throw out 1,000 pages of testimony given by cosby 10 years ago. that testimony includes the famous comedian he gave the woman pills before sexual contact. they also want to suppress a taped phone conversation. cosby describes the encounter during that call. he is charged with drugging and molesting a woman whom he mentored. he was promised he would never be charged so he was free to testify. but earlier this year a judge determined he was never granted immunity. meanwhile, she is one of dozens of women who accused bill cosby of similar offenses.

hurricane force winds are expected, plus up to 500 millimeters expected for florida, which could lead to dangerous flooding as well as mudslides and the combination of storm surge and high tide could lead to significant coastal inundation and tornadoes may occur in florida on thursday. so very dangerous conditions are expected. after making landfall in florida, the system will likely move towards the carolina into the weekend while weakening. a lot of heavy rain on the menu for the southeast. across the west, looking at dry conditions across the west, but rainy weather is expected for the northern areas. pacific system is moving into british columbia and that will affect seattle as well. temperatures are going to be cooling down to the teens in vancouver and rainy weather will likely continue at least into saturday. seattle will see rainy weather on thursday with high of 20 degrees. and quite hot once again in houston, 36 degrees for the high with a chance for thunderstorms on your thursday. that's it for now. up next is your three-day forecast around the globe. >>> and that wraps up

people are backward looking expectation. that's one reason the boj said the reason why we don't have inflation yet. so boj come up with stronger commitment to 2% inflation from now on but there's great uncertainty how expectation will form l formulate. uncertainty is the key word here and given the uncertainty it's sensible for the boj to postpone, possibly postpone exact date of the 2%. >> they can act more flexibly so it's a good thing they abandoned that target. >> they have much more flexibility and freedom when they have to act in terms of the additional easing because until today market people actually keep asking boj to stimulate more. but now flexibility means more freedom to think about when that is achieved. boj can get out of the pressure of the market to come up with it. >> some negative aspects you saw today? >> actually not so much negative but comprehensive assessment. one piece that is missing is the structural reform. the reason in my view why interest rates are still low people don't expect much stronger ec

they are expectations.rom a lot of bond manager's perspective, the focus shifting back to the macro rather than the micro. year onsnapshot year on the stoxx 600, this is european profit. 15 months of downgrade we have seen from analyst community. ubs talking positively saying that may be coming to an end. do you share the optimism? richard: i think so. there are expectations for rebounding in q4. that is to do with gdp in general. we expect u.s. gdp to rebound if you look at the fed forecast. handledlet's face it, brexit pretty well -- anna: the brexit vote anyway. richard: we expect to see rebound there. if you look at market expectation at the double-digit earnings gains. we have been able to this time of year expectations of double-digit gains, we have had flat to down earnings. we think this time you will see .he growth coming through anna: we had the pleasure of providing the feeling -- a lot of the filling. .- providing the filling fed officials have forecast interest rates to be a fed fund target rat

and are expecting record yields.. russia is expecting the biggest wheat harvest in history.. even though it planted the fewest acres in 40 years.. the cheap prices in that area.. plus the poor crop conditions of france.. may have russia beat the european union in exports.. ---- and that's alli for tuning in! i hope to see you again next time! ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.31 oc: standard we all make mistakes every now and then... and occasionally we will slip up. a first catch fumble isn't anyone's favorite way to start a play. but it's a great start to this week's golden klutz. activity around the area today. while nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the ar

so our expectation is september is too early and we are expecting the federal reserve to raise interest rates in december. >> and you can catch our report again online. together with a full transcript, look for nhk world and business wrap. that's a look at business news, i'm going to leave you with the markets. ♪ ♪ >>> in the rio para-olympics, japan's athletes have yet to win a gold medal, but in the sport of boccia, its team is close to reaching gold for the first time ever. boccia is a sport unique to the paralympics. athletes with cerebral palsy or related neurological conditions. competitors throw colored balls as close as possible to the target, a white ball. japan and portugal faced off against each other in the semifinals. japan's ace hirose made a tactical throw and japan beat portugal, 8-5. they'll face the best team, thailand, on monday. >>> in men's singles wheelchair tennis, japanese champion shingo kunieda is aiming for his third consecutive title. he overpowered brazil's daniel rodrigues, 2-0. >> in women's singles wheelchair tennis, yui kamiji overwhelmed chilean macaren

on new lending, would you expect time?over the >> we are seeing mortgage rates have fallen a bit more than it ,cted in part because of yields the yield curve has moved down more than we might have calibrated at this stage. the asset purchases have been -- thefective effectiveness of asset purchases have been more akin to the first round of wanted of easing than subsequent rounds. since most lending in the mortgage market, it is on fixed terms. that comingg through. >> how much have we seen that fall by? happy to write to the committee and get precise figures. something steve say theout earlier, you boards of the banks have not met many of thei note rates -- doesrest that surprise or annoy you? >> i received a few letters myself, yes. i mean it is having a policy in place that directly passes through. of which i ametry now aware. >> you say you supervise the banks but you do not have any say over the interest rate. banks, what sitting ways do you have of ensuring the mechanism works and works quickly and effectively? >> you

today we are expecting pleasant weather.as we've mentioned that will likely change over the holiday weekend. now is the time as bill said to put your porch furniture away and get ready. from the shore to philadelphia, hermine could impact summer events like the made in america festival in center city. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live on the ben franklin parkway this morning to fill us in. pam? >> rosemary, this festival is happening rhine or shine. take a look. the main stage is already set up on the art museum steps. there's some people doing some work this morning to try to get this area ready for that festival. as we know, tens of thousands of people are expected to attend. the other thing you need to be aware of even if you're not coming for the festival are the road restrictions that will be in place this morning. at 10:00 today, the full extent of road closures go into effect. the outer lanes of the ben franklin will be closed through the festival to make way for some of the 50 plus artists that are expected to take the

do you expect it to continue? >> i do expect it to continue.he sentiment numbers that we saw come out this morning really under line what we have been seeing in the market. that's new home sales have been doing well. existing home sales have been stepping aside. so new home sales have been filling the void as inventory has been relatively tight across the nation. builders have been trying to keep up and fill demand that's strong. >> is there any bad news in the housing market in terms of pricing? >> well, you know, depends on which chair you're sitting in, i guess. as a buyer, it is a fairly competitive environme out there. it's hard to find a home. it is hard saving for the down payment. we are seeing home values continue to creep up. we have home values up roughly 5% annually now at zillow. it is a steep home value appreciation. r some buyers, it is fairly tough to break into the home ownership space. they are paying relatively high rents and having a problem saving for a down payment and being able to find the affordable home. >> they have b

you are looking there at the doors he is expected to walk out of. he has been in jail for the last three months in protective custody for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> we have coverage of this, this morning, and matt keller and amy hollyfield are both at the jail. i am natasha zouves. >> a lot has happened in three months. >> good morning, i am with jessica castro and meteorologist mike nicco and traffic reporter alexis smith. mike has the weather. >> it is choir it. live doppler hd shows the lack of cloud cover. in the weather window you can see mount tamalpais showing a little bit of haze over oakland. that is it. the day planner waking up cooler. a lost 50s. a few 60. we are going to hang in the mid 70s inland at noon to 83 at 4:00. 69 to 71 around bay and low-to-mid 60s at the coast. we will look at the temperature in your neighborhood if you are heading out the door. that is next. alexis? >> in the emeryville area we have report of an accident or a disabled vehicle. the drive time southbound 101 seven minutes across the golden ga

we're expecting major beach erosion, moderate coastal flooding is expected. there's the wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour. forecast for today, it's a nice finish to the weekend, sun and clouds windy, 80 degrees in the city. upper 70s north and west, low to mid 70s for the jersey shore. atlantic city and cape may, 73. millville, 76. dover, 76 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, once hermine gets out of here, look at the heat that's charging this way. 80 degrees today and tomorrow. windy conditions this afternoon and once again on labor day. look for combination of sun and clouds both days, warmer tuesday, 87. humidity levels are fairly calm. that changes by week's end. as the heat moves in the humidity moves in, as well. 93, 94, and 92, it will feel higher than those temperatures there. hopefully it's the last heat wave. >> after making an annual pilgrimage to saratoga, philadelphia orchestra is back home to kick off the season. >> reporter: this is the director of the philadelphia or which he orchestra who will be joined by a pian

is expected to be arraigned. angelica's following that story and more from across america. 20-year-old arcan suh-teen cetin... was caught late saturday night... after a day-long manhunt. police say he's the sole man responsible for walking into a macy's store friday night-- fatally shooting five people and then vanishing. sheriff's deputies say he was captured wheh walking along the sidewalk-- he didn't try to run. they described him as "zombie-like" at that moment. suh-teen cetin immigrated to the u-s from turkey-- but he is a legal resident.no word yet on a motive. protesters in charlotte... now taking a stand outside the bank of america stadium... as the panthers play inside. when the national anthem was played -- protesters took a knee in protest as many n-f-l players have been doing. this comes after the police shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott he was shot and killed -- but protesters say he was reading a book in his car. police released partial video over the weekend. officials say officers were th

what we can expect to see at tonight's game in kansas city. good morning and welcome back to wakeup.. adlib weather forecast partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no new school year here in milwaukee. milwaukee public schools students are back in class. here's a live from sherman multicultural arts school with more on what the district ha

our expectation is that the n whether to raise rates could have a significant impact if it is not expected as could the presidential election, fit is not expected. the outcome. >> and now, there's a lot of rumors in the market that the fed obviously is data-dependent, but g in septem instead of december. would you expect to have a september rate hike or not? >> well, we think that a december rate hike is more likely, and the rational is that we believe that the fed is looking for compelling evidence. if they don't get the comepling da , they are more likely to sit nt for sure, but it is an urban legend that novem electi >> and what about the of the stock overvalued, butt is fairly valued and besides the data point, what is drive ing the we believe that the earnings s not a real catalyst, and no fundamental reason for stocks to move materially higher. >> thag us. christina hooper with allianz global investors. >>> september also means it is time to go back to work. wh sharpenb the number 2 pencils, parents are a buying a number of stuff. and you spending is one of the biggest shopping event

expect gusts to about 25 mph windier conditions with gusts to 30 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. the area. tuesday could be the windiest wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of will warm by a few degrees. as the nation is marking the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. the story of a woman who survived the pentagon attack.. and what she's done with her life since that tragic day. --pkg full=-- mike: it's been 15 years since the 9/11 attack on the pentagon. does it seem like that long to you? tick: no. only time i know it's 15 years is when i see an '01 or when the bowling alley with your great group of ladies and watching you guys bowl doing well beyond what i could ever bowl-- tick: especially a 95-year-old lady-- mike: especially iris over there, right? so what significance does bowling have for you? tick: bowling, it gives me something to do, it really does give me something to take my mind off the 9/11, even though mike: your desk was just inches away from where the plane hit the pentagon and you had just stepped away. what

let's start with what we expect for tonight.e're not expecting anything. , that basically shows the probability which is virtually 100% that rates are at .2 5%.nt -- we talk about the unexpected sweet spot, there is a great preview piece on the website that takes us through this positive reality that the uk's economy will ask -- has been experiencing the last two months or so. one of the things that has happened is the week current, it has provided some kind of temporary soothing in terms of the brexit vote pain. it is down against every single major currency. and this bounceback that we are seeing across these different economic metrics in the u.k., a lot of that has to do with the weak currency. whether that is the flow of tourists coming in, whether that is the composite pmi, let me bring up that chart. i think this gives us a very it is a bloomberg chart and what it will show you is this bounceback that a lot of people have been talking about and what it tells you about where growth is at the moment. we're looking at .3%. fu

he's expected in court this morning. vm this morning-- we're expecting to learn more about a fatal confrontation between police and this woman... brenda kimberling. you might remember this video from the incident last december near las vegas boulevard and craig. you see kimberling holding a gun under her chin. metro says officers opened fire on her-- after she pointed the rifle at them. called to the home because kimberling's friends said she was trying to overdose on pills. parents are voicing their concerns-- over a new state law that could mean big changes for their child's education. ccsd is preparing for the state to turn up to 6 "under peforming" schools-- into charter school. the district has identified 142 schools that could be chosen. parents want to make sure students who are currently at the underperforming schools, will still get to go there when choose who is going to stay who is going to stay and who is going to be out." but leaders say the law requires the new charter schools to accept students in that zon

what sort of figures can we expect? of the q4 quarter, we can expect the numbers to be a little below the year over year according to the apple forecast from the earnings call a couple of months ago. in terms of the holiday quarter, i think it depends on how well apple sells the phones, and that comes down to how much supply they can build enough supply to meet demand, they will beat their year over year mark for the holiday quarter. build enoughannot supply, that might be a tougher thing to do. julie: there is the want and the can when it comes to apple supply. as you pointed out, this appears to be a conscious decision, at least with the initial release of the phone, to not make as many available as people want. is there any kind of backlash about that -- that there aren't enough phones out there for the orders that are coming in? mark g.: i respectfully disagree -- i do not think apple is intentionally holding back phones. i think they simply cannot make enough. there are several factors to indicate that apple simply

angelica joins us now with more on what we can expect. tonight's debate is at hofstra university in new york. and it's been a long time coming... clinton's campaign has made no secret of her rigorous prep work...while trump has been doing his own prep work, reportedly in the form of long policy. the debate comes as both candidates are viewed negatively by large numbers of americans....with clit trustworthiness...an d trump struggling to convince many voters that he has the temperament to be president. you can watch the debate right here on fox6. our coverage starts tonight at 8. voting for the november election gets underway today in milwaukee. and this year...the city's election commission is offering more opportunities to voters. deandra corinthios is live from the zeidler building downtown with more. starting today at 10 am...milwaukee residents who zeilder building...and cast their ballot for the presidential race. for the next two weeks...early voting will only be offered at the zeidler building. then starting october 10... voters wi

we are expecting a positive start. we are expecting the ftse to be up i about .5%.is monday morning. that was yesterday's session. brainard speaks around here and then we get the positive role in the u.s. european markets taking a little while to settle through. we are expecting more positivity. and the ca shouldc should be -- and the cac should be up. we expect it to recover aggressively. let us show you what is happening in terms of the breakdown around europe. this is the stoxx 600. bygium, the gainers are up 0.4% -- 0.5%. at the moment, europe is up. expecting more than that. continental markets have opened up for bonds. we have also seen the 10 year treasury yields move lower today after the dovish comments from lael brainard. looking at the 10 year yields in the u.k. we are down by one basis point. this is just opening up. take a look at what is happening on the stoxx 600. yesterday, this was red across the board. green across the board now with health care stocks leading. i.t. stocks close behind up by over 0.6%. telecoms also among the top five biggest grip

a chance for rain an air in the 60s expected midweek. today: mostly cloudy with a few showers possible. high: 72 dewpoint: 57 wind: nw 10-20 mph tonight: clearing. low: 52 dewpoint: 56 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday:stly 4 dewpoint: 53 wind: sw 5-10mph mm w: 56 high: wi: 58 wind: sw15 mph tuesy: m gh: 74 dewpoint: 61 wind: w-n 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly nny and cooler. am low: 56 gh: 68 dewpoint: 52ind: 5-10 my nny. am low: 51 hig 70 dewpoint: 51 wind: se 5-10 mph mostly cloudy, windy and cooler today with a few rain showers posb. the temperature w keeping temperatures on the cool de. low 50s expected lakeside t some inldps may dip into the mfortable sunday with gie middla temperatures, but the sun sticks around. a chance for rain and s fall-like air ithe 60s pected midweek. today:stly clous possible. high: 72wpoint: 57 wi4 wpoint: 53 wind: sw 5-10 h monday: mostly sunny. amw: 56 78 dewi:8 wind: sw15 mph tuesda th the chance for rnd t am 61high: 74 deoint: 61 wind n 5-1mpwedny: owhih8wn5ne 5-10 wpoint: 51 wind: se 5-10mph mostly sunny. am low:

not expecting strong winds. but with a very loose soggy ground, even an elevated wind speed could bring trees down. so we will watch that carefully over the next 24 ho 36 hours because more rain potential is out there. i don't think we will see what we of rain today, another 1 to 2- inch of rain tomorrow and causing the flooding threat to continue. we will check with traffic on the 8s because it's better than it was this time yesterday. >>> it certainly is. starting to see problem spots but not due to the weather. what's going on here, sarasota area, folk, traveling southbound on i-75, a slow down at fewville road due to a collision. and hillsborough county, just got word of this accident southbound on 50th street. and that's actually south of highway 60. it is in lains. that's weather and traffic on the 8s. back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> he says he will build a border wall and make mexico pay for it. donald trump isn't backing down. >> the latest on trump's trip to mexico city and the immigration spe

however, some rain is expected at tokyo area. meanwhile across the southeastern portions of china, this area was battered by another tropical storm last week. the system has gone meanwhile across the southwestern portions of china this area is still dealing with some rainfall. this area was hit by a mudslide last week. and it caused significant damage over the area. temperatures are as follows. the highs reaching 27 in chongqing with partly sunny degrees. tokyo is going to be another cool day. 22 f for the high with a chance for rain on wednesday. so we have been talking about heavy rainfall in asia, but dry weather has been in effect in madagascar over the past three years. because of that, severe drought is taking place. we have some p pictures coming t of the country. more than a mililon peoplee are facing food shortages in madagascar as they suffer through severe drought. residents have been forced to dig up dry river beds to find water. farmers are being forced to harvest wild fruit for food which is also leading to health p

when the storm is expected to make landfall. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isolated shower is possible otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph breaking news overnight out of afghanistan... two people are killed in a car bombing in front of the district governor's office just east of kabul. taliban was behind the attack. no word yet if anyone else was injured in the bombing. a spokesman says the bombing was part of an attack on a compound. the agriculture department will reopen all of its offices today. facilities

that is the expectation for the month of september.ow, despite the recent underwhelming data, the head of the bank remains upbeat on the u.s. economy. manus: speaking in nevada last night, john williams said he sees an increase "sooner rather than later." owen, chiefs david european economist at jefferies international. everything hangs on the words. differentis no talking upbeat economy,. what we have here, have a look at this, the nonmanufacturing dropping off. it is a trifecta of disappointment. how concerned are you about the slowdown in the united states of america? david: not concerned at this point. obviously, the data from august level were seasonally adjusted, but we are talking the u.s. economy will keep on growing and the fed will likely raise interest rates into december.and we know september was unlikely. but we will not. obviously a lot of, talk about the feds raising interest rates, but we get the rate rise coupled with major stimulus from the bank of japan. obviously, raining back on both things. but the interesting thi

what do you expect? >> i think for october we could see they're going to drop the deposit rate floor. this makes sense. it will address the problem of scarcity. would enable the ecb to purchase more german bonds. that is necessary if they want to extend the qe program beyond march 17 at least to the end of 2013. >> looking at the economic growth. it is as best lack buster in the euro zone. one of the usually v crucial elements is the exchange rate. they would never admit it in the big towers behind us. what can they do to lower the exchange rate. >> look at the other side of the atlantic ocean. wait for mrs. yellen to do something. they're unable to get the euro dollar below 1.10. we need to wait for the fed for the first rate hike and that would weaken the euro. >> talking about economic growth. one of the key new elements today will be the staff projections. what are you expecting? downward revision or slight down ward. >> the cut of data was two weeks ago when the world looked better. i don't expect l

here's what to expect today. we'll see lots of sunshine for most of the region, you can see the clouds pulling in as we see hermine although a few hundred miles off the coast, it is impacting us with cloud cover and interior parts of south jersey, looking for that. at the shore, 76 for the high, windy at times, sunshine, a shower possible. in the city, bright sunshine staying dry, a nice high of 85 degrees, feeling warm this afternoon. in the lehigh valley, warm with a high of 84 under mostly sunny skies, we're starting to heat up tomorrow in the seven-day forecast we'll talk about another heat wave coming our way, matt. >> >> reporter: starting the school bus in a few spots tomorrow, this morning we're not seeing school buses or trucks or cars along the schuylkill expressway. it's nice and quiet where the schuylkill expressway meets up with route 1 the boulevard, no problems on 76, i-95 the boulevard or the vine so far this morning. this is a live look at the vine street expressway, up top there's the benjamin f

is expected to be downgraded as well. both storms are expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the island. and weather expert stephanie barichello is here with more on systems. partly sunny for the first day back to school and the first day of meteorological fall! an isol otherwise expect temperatures in the low 60s at the bus stop, middle 60s by recess and around 70 on the ride home. becoming mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 50s. sunshine expected most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 most of labor day weekend and temperatures will gradually warm back into the low 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 57 dewpoint: celtic returns to southeast wisconsin this weekend. carl is in waukesha this time to find out who's

markets expected to open higher. dow 60 points higher, the s&p, 6 points, and the nasdaq 7 points higher. basic materials and energy materials are leading the way in the european markets. germany up 1.7%. france up a similar amount. the ftse 100 up 1%. asian trade has been positive. various factors playing into asian markets the last couple of days after the bank of japan decision as well. japan is closed today as well, another autumnal day off for traders. hong kong and shanghai up a half percent. >>> as for the broader market, oil. the next big meeting is next wednesday when you have a meeting of oil producers getting together in algeria discussing whether they want to freeze production. wti firmly above 45, 45.75, up almost a percent. brent up above $47 a barrel. 47.16. gasoline declines. it's been strong this week. as for the ten-year treasury note yield, yields have come down a bit. buying of treasuries on this idea that the fed was going to raise rates at a slower pace, specifically in 2017. that's what the for

above seasonal to seasonal temperatures are expected the next three days. strong winds moves in saturday and lingers through monday. gusts of up to 50mph are forecast for the southern and western part of the valley by sunday. we have fire weather watch for sunday between 11am until 11pm. as the front that drives the winds into las vegas pushes east, expect temperatures to plummet. the high monday is forecast here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. more about thursday's deadly train crash in new jersey.. authorities have now named the engineer. 48-year-old thomas gallagher has been a new jersey transit employee for 29 years.. and governor chris christie says he is cooperating with law enforcement. the crash killed a woman on the platform in the hoboken terminal, hurt upwards of 100 people and caused massive damage to one of the busiest hubs in the new york area. it is still

we are expecting a news briefing. we'll have more on that during a special edition of nbc 10 at noon. >>. >>> and preparing for the worst four years after being hit very hard. they will be filling up sandbags to protect their property. with that in mind, in connecticut, campgrounds are closing at noon today. as i mentioned, three counties are under a state of emergency, and in new york, the state of emergency operation center has been activated. millions remain under tropical storm warnings or advisories. in the meantime, tens of thousands of people are still without power. >> you don't even realize how windy it is until you experience it. >> hermine right now is boosting tropical storm force winds, but tomorrow they could strengthen to hurricane force winds. >>> nine minutes past 10:00 right now. 73 degrees outside. you can see hermine continues to churn in the atlantic ocean. it is slowly moving toward us, especially over the next 24 to 48 hours. you will want to stay with nbc10.com and the app. we have you covered,

our expected high today. tonight 77, mostly clear. take a look at this. tomorrow 98. look at sunday and monday. 91st 90. >> dana: sheriff's office preparing for protesters when brock turner released from jail today. he served what people believe was a very lenient sentence, served half. now there is a recall effort to recall judge in he's going to have to register as a sex offender. >> kim: our executive producer is efforting exclusive photos nbc news has gotten their hands on. it was the night brock turner was arrested. we hope to have them on this program before we hand you off to today. we're focusing on 2016. both candidates on the trail today. sheer tracy potts with what to expect. >> one day after insisting all undocumented immigrants must be deported donald trump seems to be backing off. >> drug dealers are gone. then we're going to do. >> tim kaine is questioning why trump didn't insist in private that mexico pay for a wall at the border. >> he choked when he got to. >> trump taking heat after "the ne

it is expected to become a severe tropical storm in the next 24 hours. by the time we head into saturday, it is potentially going to become a strong typhoon. already the waves are starting to get picked up near le okayth okinawa islands. then we'll see potenential landndfall into kyushu towoward weekend. and once again especially for those living in kumamoto and for those in kyushu, those are really impacted whihich actuall saw another quake on wednesday, we're concerned that this very soft area is going to be impacted by heavy rainfnfall whh can lead to landslides along with those strtrong winds. this is something we have to watch closely as we go forward throughout the next few days. that is really the big story right now happening over east asasia. we have lionrock remnants hanging over china. you may be dealing with some possible showers from time to time along with some cloudy skies. seoul 27 with rain on friday. then we're still seeing some rain towards hong kong and taipei through friday. keep umbrellllas handy. gogoing to the central pacific, two

but they are expected to be okay. in berlin, kelli o'hara, 7 news night team. >>> turning to the patriots. the team showing support for tom brady with the debut of this banner out at gillette. look closely. we'll zoom in for you. he's out for the first four games, but tonight players are talking for the first time since the start of his official alex cor has more. >> reporter: tom brady suspended and not allowed to do anything with the team over the next four weeks. so early monday morning, the patriots paid tribute to him. >> pretty cool that we got the banner. it's like one of your buddies going to jail. it's one of those types of things. the whole situation is unfortunate. but it's happened, you know, we have to move on. we love him to death. >> reporter: another beloved patriot will be serving a rob ninkovich after a positive test for a banned substance. >> rob is a good friend of mine. we talked about the situation. i understand what happened. and i understand that, you know, the situation is what it is. i love r

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president obama is expected to visit later today. rr, abc news, new york. the fbi is taking over an investigation of a pipe bomb that exploded near a race in seaside park, new jersey -- just off the atlantic. the bomb went off shortly to benefit marines and sailors yesterday morning. investigators say they believe the explosion may have been terror related. "right after the incident took place, immediately put the area on lockdown. they brought in bomb dogs from surrounding areas. those bomb dogs have completed their sweep. there's no additional devices found. " police evacuated a 4-block area around the explosion as a precaution. no this morning after a stabbing at a minnesota mall. this happened at a shopping center in st. cloud, about an hour northwest of the twin cities. investigators say a man stabbed at least 8 people inside the mall around 8:00 last night. seven of those injured are out of the hospital. witnesses told police the man made a reference to allah and asked at least one person if they were muslim before he attacked. a police officer respon

it's a lot about meeting or exceeding expectations or, god forbid, not meeting those expectations. >> to be played out in the next couple of days or even weeks will be what is said later on tonight. any of those gaffes, any of those big moments. the bigger question that's going to be on our minds today is what will we be talking about tomorrow morning. live in center city, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> and nbc 10 is your debate headquarters. our special news coverage begins at 4:00 this afternoon. watch our hour-long debate night special, live at xfinity starting at 7:00.ç the main event, nbc's lester holt will moderate the debate at 9:00. get full reaction and highlights post-debate at nbc 10 news at 11:00 an right here tomorrow morning on "nbc 10 news today." >>> the police chief in abington says his officers risked their lives within they wrestled a gun away from a man. they got a report of a man with a gun around midnight. officers from abington township saw the man. while having a conversation with him, police noticed he wouldn't take his hands out of his pocket. police dec

inflation expectations. on redeker laying it out and morgan stanley today saying you get more shale investment in the u.s. and that is why this decision matters. david: particularly if the deal holds. if they actually do it. alix: if optimism moves the prices that will move inflation expectations. my interview with james morgan, morgan stanley's ceo ways in on the trouble at deutsche bank. we will be discussing geopolitical problems potentially weighing on the market. we have an interview with jack lew. jonathan is standing by. we see a monster rally in energy stocks but futures are negative. jonathan: it is a strong bid for european equities. the ftse 100 up by one percentage point. the dax pushing higher by 7/10 of 1%. the risk on feel in the fx market with a weaker japanese trade.1 is how we this commodity market is absolutely fascinating. a market, yes. a collision, a cynicism at the moment. and opec deal, some are saying saudi arabia and's have capitulated and others are saying i will believe it when i

this is expecting to exceed that. please take the necessary precautions now because the river will -- is expected to continue to rise today and crest tomorrow. so you have a little bit of time to prepare before the flooding really gets into the neighboring businesses. now as far as our satellite radar is concerns, the rain showers starting to taper off around wake county but continue to fall. cumberland county. now sampson county seeing the heaviest downpours this morning. i'll bring you into a closer look into cumberland county. fayetteville that brief break. the heavy rain is moving in. you're still seeing some downpours. not only is the heavy rain a concern but all of this cloud to ground lightning and this has been ongoing since we went on the air at 4:30 this morning. this is moving through and a quarter of rain per hour. certainly something that's the most surprising this morning. the rainfall totals across the northern portions of cumberland county. some rainfall totals as high as 9 inches. 9.4. very similar to

exactly what you would expect. a good amount of company but everybody gets along just fine at the nimitz. back to you. >>> getting along with a new headline event in business news you might have heard. apple holding a annual event unveiling something in san francisco today. people are expecting a new iphone. >> but apple isn't the only tech giant holding an event today. for more on that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hi, good morning. first, a quick check of your markets. wall street will build on tuesday's gauns today. futures are mixed this morning. markets ending positive, nasdaq closing at record level despite report showing weakest reading on the nation's services sector in six years. investors are digesting friday's job reports that traders suggest will keep the fed from hiking interest rates this month. dow rising 46 to 18548. nasdaq up to 5275. >>> meanwhile, ford is teaming up with the nfl steining a three-year de

speeds dropping into the 20s expect that slow down. also starting to see traffic picking up on the 10 westbound just past the 202. 40s around the durango curve and 20s on the 10 eastbound. tonight, it's going to be worse than your usual rush-hour drive. the 4:00 p.m. , look at the red. we have red zones all over. that means it is at a crawl. the speeds in the teens. that is because rush-hour and gained a traffic. if you're going to the game this will help of congestion around the stadium. check the color of your parking pass and use your go to exit. >> you have to tweet that out. >>> one more dress rehearsal. than the lights are up on the tonight the cardinals are back in the valley for the final preseason game. we go live to the university of phoenix stadium. >> >> reporter: it's going to be packed. there are a lot of red zones. here in the west valley there will be a big red zone especially off the 101 near maryland. you can expect traffic delays whether or not you're going to the game. the kickoff starts it 6:30 and because of that

we expect it to slow down as it moves offshore. so expect the rip current risks to stay high. also, it could be giving us pretty windy conditions at the shore, and the delaware beaches. and also some heavy rain. so i'll show you that in just a minute. but we do expect the heaviest rain and windiest conditions at the shore. so now we look at your labor day weekend forecast. here's how we've changed it based on the track of the storm. we could see some rain starting later in the afternoon saturday. mostly for south jersey and delaware. temperatures, we have dropped them into the 70s because of the wind direction. more cloud cover through sunday. again, this heavily depends on the track of the storm. we expect more updates tonight at 11:00. also as we go through the day tomorrow, any track changes we'll be updating this as well. as we go into monday, that does look like a better day for the beaches. but remember, the rip current risk is still going to stay very high. so dangerous rip currents at the shore. that's another concern that we're watching saturday, sunday and monday. al

none is expected over the next 48 hours. that is good news, our next crack at rain will not come until late saturday or early sunday morning. >>> here is our predictor, it does have some clouds around as we get into tomorrow morning. th fog. after that we will burned off a little bit. by tomorrow evening were still in dry conditions work out to the west of this we are having a cold front caught by midnight it will generate if you showers and thunderstorms but as it moves to the east northeast these are expected to weaken and should not be nearly as happy as what we've been seeing in recent times. so, with generally light rainfall expected saturday night and sunday i do not think it should impact the crest around eastern iowa. it will get dicey here in the storms rolling to the area by downloading the cps to weather at. it is free for android and apple devices. >>> new information right now since our 6:00 is gassed. cedar rapids city transit has now shut down bus service until at least tuesday. receive a call notifying them o

not expecting any of that to reach central portions of north carolina. the reason we could be seeing a few showers is

the market expecting a similar extension. changes the way you should listen to music on the new iphone. we have details on the new product release. >> the cost of borrowing in hong kong hit a seven-year high and speculate -- in speculation. we're live from new york city. the ecb decision for a much and focus. draghisident druggie -- 30 minutes away. david: yesterday they had super mario now -- jonathan: they are excited about it. david: it was up 18%. jonathan: who would've thought. for the ecb, we expect another inflation forecast cut. the question is, do they extend qe? david: typically, there was a lot of political crosswinds depending on which way they choose to do it. jonathan: a big story for us in fx volatility as well. david: the big story comes up in just about 45 minutes from now. the ecb will be announcing its latest monetary policy decision. we will break that down when it happens. we'll bring you to mario draghi's news conference. first, let's take a look at those markets. jonathan: a look at the market futures.

angelica joins us now with what we can expect. more than 100 million americans are expected to be watching the debate tonight. it's taking place at hofstra university in new york.

he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. so far - no suspects are in custody....and police continue to investigate. three people are taken into custody after a crash in milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood. police say they received a complaint of people with guns north just after ten. when squads arrived...the suspects took off in a jeep. the car ended up rolling over near richards and meinecke. two people ran away but were eventually caught...and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the driver suffered more serious injuries - and also taken to the hospital. all three had guns on them...and police continue to investigate. two women are in the hospital this morning after getting hit by cars in two separate incidents. one was hit near 60th and holt -- while walking in the intersection. the woman suffered serious injuries. the driver did remain on scene after the crash. and then on the city's north side -- a woman was hit by a van near 58th and villard. we're told she ended up getting hit again --- after falling in the opposite