this was our first far east festival.ished, and build on it for the future. ♪ >>> glad to have you with us on this edition of nhk "newsline." it is thursday september 29th, 9:00 a.m. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. an international team of investigators says a malaysian airlines passenger jet shot down in eastern ukraine two years ago was hit by a russian-made missile. it says the rocket was fired from a village held by pro-russian rebels. investigators from the netherlands, ukraine and three other countries have been looking into the july 2014 incident. the airplane was flying from am ster d amsterdam to kuala lumpur. all people on board were kille

so far here the extent as far as the real passion and energy in the streets. >> brian i'm not sure ife this or not. the national gerrard are on the streets.uard are on the streets. they were really kept in staging areas in ferguson. they weren't necessarily patrolling on the streets. but boris sanchez was saying he had seen some on street corners. have you -- are they actually armed? >> we did see some national guardsmen armed. we saw others who were not armed or very lightly armed. i personally saw one national guardsman with a rifle. i did not see a huge presence of them. they are on the od corner. but not on every corner downtown. and as far as how heavily they are armed seems to vary anderson. the crowd is now on the move going down trade past tryon. getting my barearings. i believe we're headed east. don't know where -- >> on the right-hand side is your screen. on the other side is it a different vantage point. several lines of police officers in riot gear just standing by, waiting. some folks had taken pictures of them. but again that is a separate area nearby to where you are.

a mix of sun and clouds with isolated shower chances across the far southeast corner of the mainly for racine and kenosha counties. highs right at average in the middle to upper 60s. tonight: showers return, mainly late. stays breezy with wind out of the ne 10-20 mph. lows in the middle and upper 50s.friday: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.weekend: scattered shower chances remain for saturday staying slightly cool in the low to mid 60s. shower chance ends on sunday as temperatures climb back to average but staying cloudy most of the day. toss back to mike in milwaukee 23 years ago...cryptosporidium has become a household name in this area. today, a pair of crypto cases has an area health department and a health club in new berliln taking action. cbs 58's julie parise joins us live from the waukesha county health department with the details...julie? 3 officials here at the waukesha heath department are working with the princeton club to figure out the original source of the cryptos

we asked what boulder county so far... some major milestones include- road work and bridge construction. boulder county created the flood debris clean up program to help with some of the work... they hired 44 underemployed people and trained them to clean up flood debris. crews worked on 142 properties in unincorporated boulder county... sent 221 tons of trash, plants, sand and rock the the 600 tons of plants and 22 hundred tons of sand to be sent elsewhere. in the coming year- boulder county plans some big projects to restore private bridges. a colorado rafting company was close to losing its permit- when an 11 year old boy drowned on a rafting trip. the denver post reports- the adventure company of buena vista was put on probation twice for violating state regulations. it was warned it could lose its permit unless it improved. related to record keeping- not safety concerns. building a home- and rebuilding his life. next- to kick off heroes week... the veteran who served overseas... now he's serving at home. plus- gas pri

too long in far too many intractable conflicts in the middle east in spending far too little time devotingts attention to the world's most dynamic region, the asian-pacific region, that was looking likely to be strategically far more important in the decades to come. they could end up slipping under the orbit of china far too easily. the problem for obama is at both ends of this equation, it has been going wrong for him. in the middle east, he has been sucked in time after time by intractable conflicts that are getting even worse. his critics say because of his determination to pay less attention to them. then on the asian side of the equation, his flagship policy to try to combine much of the region into america's orbit looks like it may fail because of political headwinds here in the united states. and you have had china throwing its weight around in the south china sea. as things stand now with just five months left of his presidency, does not look too good for obama's pivot. brent: that pivot even sounded somewhat vulgar this week. there were tensions over the philippine president's sl

but notice a lot of it is trending south as far as opportunities today. will end up low to mid 80s similar to yesterday and muggy. keeping the chance of a shower and i have south in parentheses because of the trend so far that's what we've been seeing but we're close to 80 at lunchtime. 84 for the high. the rain has many been well to the south of cleveland. many of you are waking up dry. as we zoom in closer you will see some areas that are being impacted by these showers. it is just rain and not storms but through canton and stark county and general we have some light rain now. even some scattered showers around wooster the dew points are still sticky. >>> we had a few sprinkles of showers as i was driving in this morning. we're here at neo cycle and they have a big event coming up this weekend. the roads are not impacted by the showers popping up. we're all green in most places. 480 in brooklyn the on ramps to the westbound lanes will be closed all weekend starting last night until 6 am monday morning. detours are posted in the morning commute monday sh

that as far as the 7-day forecast, looking pretty good as far as rain chances. typical for this time of year, 30%. essentially 30% to 40% the next few days. that will keep temperatures into the upper 80s. that includes by the way the upper coming weekend for both saturday and sunday. let's take you outside and show our tower cam. looking gorgeous. if you've been noticing the last few days we've had a lovely crescent moon out there. that we've been able to see. but, coming up, this friday, this is not what you are going to see. this is the full moon, but watch as we take you into friday the moon is going to do a disappearing act. very unusual for that to happen. the reason it's unusual is because it's happening twice. it's essent we get those twice a month but this time we're about getting a third one and so we call that a black moon. the equivalent when you get three full moons in one month, that would be a blue moon. so you've been seeing on social media black moon is coming. it's ok. we're going to be fine. it's just a new moon happening a few more times than

far from perfect. thehe cfo tells us that company is still far from overcoming this. welcome. happy monday. back and locals volatility is unraveling. the volatility is up and they finally broke out of above or below and this changed with the s&p 500 utility index. this is a correlation we are keeping an ion. and this negative near is a huge flashing signal. the dollar and commodities are down. the question is if it is a temporary movement or baker. we have seen the volatility increase and a lot of people are concerned about this. what take a look and see is happening with global stocks. and the indexis we arer for the u.s. and and wehat the yield is saw the increase on friday and manus was talking about the correlation breaking down and we and a 10ates go higher year yield go above zero. you can see the stronger dollar uan was south korean you down and north korea was doing nuclear tests. andant to bring up crude producers increased the drilling risk incan see some this market. you.ank clinton has canc

and there is no question to my mind that hillary clinton is far, far, far and away the superior candidate. look at the issues. which candidate is going to be raising the minimum wage to a livable wage. which candidate is going to be making colleges and universities extingui tuition free. which candidate is going to do something about climate change, which is hillary clinton and which candidate doesn't even acknowledge the reality of climate change, which is donald trump. which candidate is going to create billions of jobs and deal with immigration reform and criminal justice reform. i think an all of those issues, it is about the american people. and on all of those issues chuck, to my mind, hillary clinton is far and away the superior candidate. and i hope people see that. >> do you hope johnson should be in the debates? >> if people reach a certain level, you can debate about what that level is. i think if it's 15%. >> is that fair? >> -- in the debates -- >> but you think that level? that 15% metric is a fair metric? >> probably too high. >> should be lower. let my play from you perhap

far weaker of a system. still certainly expected to bring some pretty heavy rain most notably portions of south carolina. as far as our weather is concerned, basically looking at this next frontal boundary, as later as this afternoon, the further north you go, but in terms of julia, jim was asking, okay, will this have any impact on us? i don't think so. take a look where this is headed. one thing, barely topical storm. gotten relatively modest sustained winds speeds 40 miles per hour, it is going to eventually beheading further north. and it is staying inland. but, it loses its steam with time here. we expect essentially just fizzling. turning back to the frontal boundery, that you saw on the larger scale radar, moment ago. by the time we hit the late afternoon, talking far northwestern suburbs, so lehigh valley, poconos, i80 corridor, could you see shower or thunderstorm out of. >> this and perhaps by the time we hit 7:00 maybe 8:00 there is still a linger spotty shower here and there. but the further sout

so far so good, looking at fowler avenue. coming up, we'll check your drive on the veterans >>> protests this charlotte in the face of a curfew and new demands from the crowds. >> women work more than men. it's just not all paid. that's according to one group, anyway. still ahead, how many more years of work janelle and i are doing than ivan and dan. >> do they need a study for that some i could have weighed in on that. >>> thanks for waking up with abc. >> lindsay's in for deiah. work apparently. >> reporter: apparently. yeah. >>> how's traffic looking out there? >> traffic is looking great. we'll talk about that coming up in a moment. >> get to work. >> that's a giant mug you have over there. my goodness. >> 79 in tampa right now. 77 in clear water. 80 degrees with clear skies out there looking pretty good for this morning. in fact, the commute weather- wise is not going to be an issue. through most of the day, we'll still looking at dry air up above. that will limit our rain chances. as i talked about yesterday, 20% covera

it's between 17 and 101 as far as the fire goes. so far the freeways themselves are unaffected except for the distraction. we're watching this for the transit systems. a ten-minute delay for the b.a.r.t. lines out of north concord/martinez station. some equipment problem reported. not unusual for this time of morning. if it gets longer, we'll let you know. we'll look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza where the backup hasn't formed yet. i do want to show you our san jose camera that i moved into an odd position. here is the silhouette of the 680/280 interchange. looking toward the sky, we see it's hazy in the air. we'll see the glow from the fire from 101, as the smoke comes up, the plumes of smoke will be an even bigger distraction for drivers. back to you. >> certainly a concern for air quality out there with so much ash in the air as well in the south bay yesterday. some good news. we first brought you yesterday another firefighter. >> wick work by firefighters who brought this fire in novato under control by yesterday evening.

but for us, as far as we're concerned with hermine still coastal impacts as far as the ocean is concerned, very rough surf, waves 9-12 feet you don't want to be getting into the water over the period of the next several days we'll talk about hermine and what to expect later in the week in your full forecast in just a few. >> we'll see you then. while hermine didn't pack a major punch for much of our area, some south jersey beaches are feeling the storm's effects. chopper 3 over north wildwood dangerous rip currents kept swimmers out of the ocean and back on the board back. eyewitness news reporter david spunt is live tonight in brigantine with a look at how things are wrapping up. >> reporter: i was in brigantine friday night, the vibe is very different tonight. a lot of people concerned over the weekend. now they are focused on getting back to work and enjoying their labor day holiday. in the end, most agreed that public safety was the important aspect here. hermine stayed far enough out to sea that it didn't cause any major problems here. >> i'm glad it didn't do any damage because we w

that far away. new guidelines from the nation's top pediatricians. and we have answers on which is better, vaccine shot or the nasal spray. >> it may be upset because everyone knows i rock. healthy doctors are making it clear. don't use the nasal spray flu vaccine. that is the word from the american academy of pediatrics. they call the vaccine "ineffective" it only worked in 3% of flu cases last year. they said all children ages 6 months or older should get the seasonal flu shot. we know this is a hot topic. do you believe the flu vaccine is worth it for you or your child? let us know by sounding off on her facebook page or you can use the #tran03. >>> a group of vandals destroying a landmark. 3 people toppled over this popular sandstone rock. here it is caught on video. thousands of pounds worth of rock. this was up a state park in oregon. another his cell phone. it is known locally as the duckbill. it's 7 feet tall and very popular destination for nature lovers as well as photographers. >> i'm thinking they're not going to push down this huge rock.

so, so far we are still and saturday. we will be in the 80s and clearing out, drying out next week. >>> we are seconds away from our next rising story. a medina man shares his story >>> tonight we continue our new series rising. rising tells the story of people living in northeast ohio who have overcome obstacles to achieve success and now inspiring others to do the same. tonight we introduce you to a medina man who learned his disabilities weren't a curse >> reporter: taking a step, going for a run, many take our mobility for granted. not rob of medina. for most of his life, rob believed he was a manmade up of a broken pieces and left over parts but that all changed when rob learned to connect with the word run. this is rob's rising story. >> when i was growing up my parents trying to protect me and put me in i had something called twin transfusion syndrome. when there is twins the blood flow is off and it altered the amount of blood and blood flow between the two babies. apparently there was not enough blood for both of

putin has been stressing such ties to develop the russian far east. he met with students thursday in vladivostok. he stressed the importance of cooperating with neighboring countries with great technological competence such as japan to achieve that goal. >>> human remains found on an island in russia's far east have been departmentfied as those of a member of the former imperial japanese military. in 1945 on shumshu island, japanese soldiers had a fierce battle with then-soviet forces. this is the first time that any japanese soldier's remains from the island have been returned to family members. dna analysis conducted by japan's welfare ministry identified the soldier from the northern prefecture of hokkaido. on thursday four officials from the prefectural office visited the home of his younger sister in otaru. they expressed gratitude and placed the remains on an altar. during world war ii he belonged to a military unit defending shumshu island in the northern kuril islands. the island was part of japanese territory at the time. he died in fierce fi

still not that far offshore. remember, it's a big storm. and spinning those waters in, and it doesn't allow the waters to die down after the high tides. so each low tide doesn't go far down enough, the next high tide goes up even higher. the futurecast, saturday morning it should start off dry for that weekend, but heaviest rain, delaware beaches, south jersey, the lowest chance of rain, the least significant rain, north and west, lehigh valley, berks county, for example. there we are on sunday, the storm actually gets closer to the coast. so sunday is the heaviest rain. and the strongest wind. and this thing could be hanging around for a couple more days after that. >> so count on the nbc 10 app to track hurricane hermine this weekend. get live radar, the latest forecasts, and weather alerts for your neighborhood or your holiday destination. the app, of course, is a free download. >>> here's stories making hbs on nbc 10 news at 5:00. one man is dead, another wounded after gunfire erupted at a busy shopping complex in atlantic city. a manag

the city says the temporary barriers are keeping us safe so far above ground. but the worry is that water is putting too much pressure on the storm sewer system below ground. crews have been working all night, fighting dangerous conditions to makes sure everything is functional. city manager says it will be at least 2 days until they feel more comfortable with the river level. they are looking for the cedar river to get below 18 feet. the river crested just below 22 feet yesterday morning. and it's not expected to drop below 20 feet until thursday. law enforcement in cedar rapids are warning people to stay out of the evacuation zone. they say this will keep people safe and give them room to work. the city's fire chief mark english says a survey found troubling number of people in the evacuation zone flood walls, sandbags, and earthen berms are holding back the water pretty well. but water has been seeping into some low-lying areas, including downtown, the newbo district, czech village, and the time check neighborhood. as these photos show, a handful of building

i'm talking adecisional water as far as the -- additional water as far as the rainfall. we have a couple of high tides to get to. most of us have already seen that and we're beginning to get the water back. it's too late for our good friends in pasco and citrus as well. we've been looking at evacuations ongoing. this is what we're concerned about. we had the high tide during the day yesterday. when you have something like that in the overnight hours when it starts, folks get caught off grd here. so we're talking 80s through the remaindey with showers and continue with heavy rain throughout the day. i'll be back with more in just a few minutes. >>> 4:46 now. we're monitoring the damage >> all morning long, we'l live coverage all along the coast and down pinellas county. lindsay logue has the latest. >> there are parts of highway that are shut down. >> reporter: you are right, dan. this is very serious in citrus county. we're headed in that area now and we just hit a road block. u.s. 19 is shut down by crystal river. it's about a more than 10-mile that's because we're bein

we haven't dumped this as far as getting this far down the list of names in several years here. now we're breaking it down as far as average. 12 named storms. if we stopped the season today, and we won't, we would be average. four hurricanes out of the 12 storms and one, of course, a cat-4 hurricane that was quite major. that's where we are as far as that the storms favor is florida because the fronts come in and everything gets pushed in our direction. we have a ways to go before we call it a season. 91 will feel like 100-plus. we'll have a couple of thunderstorms and rain coverage only about 20% increasing with more moisture coming back. we'll get the rain chances back to 40 to 50%. so the wet season continues. the heat and humidity continues. so hit the beaches or the pool, later. >> why does it always rain when i get in my car to pick up my kids, like, every day? then it stops when we get home? >> because it's all about janelle martinez. >> i think that's what it is. i can't wait until this pattern ends. >>> we're checking pick nellis county right at state route 580. looks l

from the airport. >> not far from the airport. treanor who we understand is at the airport. john, what have you learned so far? >> reporter: well, this is the parking garage. you can see an active police scene behind me. there are a few police cars at this level but at the very top, that's six floors, where we believe this shooting happened, again, two victims, sunrise hospital with unknown injuries. and they believe, again, that this is a domestic violence-related situation. we want it make that known. when you hear airport and extra tight around here. and las vegas and serene, they believe they have a suspect or have identified the suspect's vehicle there. that's surrounded by police indicates that the suspect may be there as well. dramatic scene unfolding here just before 6:00 and again all centering right here at terminal 1, the parking garage around the 6th floor. the elevators are shut down. the airport connector also shut as you get down here. this police investigate is still ongoing. you might be able to hear some of the p

but still, they say the firefight may be far from over. kpix 5's maria medina joins us live from the command center in gilroy with more on the firefighters' progress >>> reporter: kenny, i got to tell you, it is a lot cooler this morning and that's why firefighters have been able to make some progress. but they say there is a new challenge ahead. the wind. so far, this fire has burned 2865 acres. it is now 22% contained. it's destroyed one home and six outbuildings but that number is expected to go up and it continues to threaten more than 300 homes. evacuations are still in effect in santa clara county but they were just lifted in santa cruz county. and although there is a bit of that positive news, firefighters and even some homeowners know that they are not out of the woods yet. >> i pray for the men who are out there fighting and i just want them to be safe. you know? i could always rebuild if i need to. but i need these guys out there just to be very, very safe. >> reporter: ... you remember this fire the "loma fire" doubled in size o

classes at the school have so far not been called off. the school is now hear waiting to hear from enginrs ? >> a local rapper is trying to help students face issues like bullying. that's coming up after the >>> 16 minutes until 5:. is facing assault charges for beating a man with his baton. surveillance video shows officer jarious lauren hitting a man repeatedly with his baton. the man had been sleeping on a bench at a train station. the officer resigned on monday. >>> a pennsylvania police officer's snap chat post is now costing her two jobs. that post in question showing today" along with a racial slur. she was a part-time police officer in two cities in pennsylvania. one department fired her and she rae signed from the other -- resigned from the other. she claims someone posted the snap to hurt her. >>> caught on camera, a bystander and three deputy constables in houston go above and beyond to save someone's life. she lost conscious and ended up on a sidewalk. a nearby officer noticed she broke her window open and pulled her out. she

if the internet is to remain vibrant, passwords really have to go in place of something far, far better. >> reporter: the stolen information includes names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, birthdays, passwords, and even some answers to security questions. yahoo says it doesn't believe the credit card or bank information was taken. >> lots of people have yahoo accounts. many people may not be using their yahoo accounts. but they have the account, which means they're vulnerable in one way or another. >> reporter: was verizon, yahoo's new owner, apprised of the situation? verizon says it only learned of this two days ago. this could represent a breech of the contract possibly giving verizon leverage to lower the price or kill the deal. one has to question verizon's due diligence in vetting something that would be very troublesome, financially dangerous and a public relations disaster for the yahoo brand. >> they had to be acquired by verizon in order to stay around as a serious entity and i do think there may be people who have yahoo account comhos have been thinking about cancerling and

delays not a problem so far.before 5:00, we'll have a look at new jersey transit when i'm back after the 5:00 hour. >>> five before 5:00 right now. philadelphia is coming off a multicultural weekend, the celebrations of puerto rican day and brazil's independence day. ♪ caribbean pride brimming along ben franklin parkway yesterday. hundreds of marcher participated in the 54th annual puerto rican festival and parade. the theme, the power of our boy. it was all about community. >> it was fun being around our family, even though we don't know each other, we all are family at the end of the day. >> i love the food, the color, the bands. it's aç great vibe. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney and other leaders marched in the parade. ♪ and at penn's landing, crowds also gathered to celebrate brazilian independence day. the festival at the great plaza included music, food and samba dancing, highlighting the ethnic heritage that makes brazil rich in cultural pride. >>> philadelphia police officers are thanking members of t

with this caveat, obviously, it can go this far to the west dale and this far to the east. there's some variability in there. bottom line is the center comes close, but it's also weakening from 40 to 30 miles per hour. this is as far out as the hurricane center tracks it. that's the last point that it puts on there, because this will disintegrate as it moves off into the north atlantic from there. the storm system will churn up the waves, hour-by-hour, breezy is an understatement. temperatures in the 's tomorrow in between the rain bands, much like you saw today. hour-by-hour in worcester, dropping down into the 50's tonight by 4:00 a.m., right near 60 degrees and tomorrow, high temperatures, again, you can see some breaks of sun in between the bands, temperatures close to 70 degrees with the winds off the water. your seven-day forecast, warms it up, once the storm departs, but theodore roosevelt, friday and into the start of this upcoming weekend. heads north tonight. >> vanessa: signs nearby say you need a beach sticker to, pa, but there was likely plenty of parking spots

so far so good. keep our fingers crossed. matt is behind the wheel of the live drive cam on dale mabry around linebaugh heading south not a lot of cars on the road now. dealing with lights on dale mabry but no crashes or breakdowns to get in the way. we're also watching the cameras in pinellas county, i-275 around 4th street before you get to the howard frankland. we saw a man walking in the northbound lanes, just a little while ago. looks like police arrived and helped him get out of the roadway but a little bit scary situation out there for the cars. looks like it's cleared. a smooth ride all the way your drive times on the veterans expressway, we're in the green, 17 minutes from 54 to 275. 6 minutes from waters to 275. >>> 5:32. to the presidential debate. partners at politifact evaluating and fact-checking the back and forth between the candidates. >> anchor james tully joins us now. first up we start with a closer look at what donald trump said about his tax returns last night. >> reporter: sinc

it was not slow enoh to come nd>> far, ats have not been able to talk to crash. he's in the much the speed of tra contributed to the horrific crash today, the train indu new laura is here with how that te>>repomi of this is unnerving. in three months automatic speed system is supposedo t in new jersey. railroads have until december 18th of 2018 to install the covideo you see there from the association of american railroads wifi and mons on the tracks and t mand the tivate the breaks to enforce rictions and on the track. the a commuter passenger and freall railroad systems. >> a positive train control tenobeen s d investigators deadly crash in e even philadelphia last may. >> and you remember this, an amtrak train was going more than 100 miles an hour double the posted maximum speed limit when it derailed, killing 8 people and injuring more than 200 others. >>> breaking news now, the killed by police in california speaking just moments ago police shot him after he pointed a vaping device at him. one of those things that people th sdays of protesting. lerepresent w

so far, not too bad as far as the volume goes. let's ride. construction clearing 93 south and on the expressway by mass avenue south of town we're fine, 24 looks ok. no issues on 95 or route 3. the pike is quiet and your last construction zone here on 128 at highland avenue. north of town, no problems right now. so far, trains and buses are starting the morning on schedule. randy: police are issuing a warning after revealing pictures of high school students turned up on snapchat. emily: doug meehan is live in behind this disturbing trend. doug? reporter: emily and randy, good morning. a tough first day of school here for the students in worcester. the focus -- social media safety. here's why. worcester high school officials met with the sophomore class yesterday after compromising photos of boys ended up on the social media app. police have no information that girls were targeted. but for parents, this is a wake-up call. >> and quiet frankly we haven't them about how vigilant they have to be and how vigilant we have to be. so i'm going to hav

we've passed twenty-seven bills so far, each with bipartisan support. under chuck grassley's leadership, the committee has passed legislation that helps: promote adoption. aid families battling drug addiction. protect victims of child pornography and human trafficking. protect kids from sex offenders. modernize criminal justice laws. we've already accomplished more in this congress than in the last one, and we still have time to do more. a georgetown university study named chuck grassley one of the top five senators working across party lines. grassley works. thanks pat -- so far this season cedar rapids washington's record has been unblemished -- the warriors knocked off priaire, kennedy, and bettendorf -- >>> this season cedar rapids record has been unblemished. this week it's another tough test on the road against lynn mar. the lion's last win against the warriors in 2012 and this one first quarter finds his bff. breaks a tackle and walks his way into the end zone. the duo would connect again. kindy, and whoop. touchdown wash. the 53-yard pitching ma

we can even take a look at how far the water is away still. it hasn't come this far yet. if it does reach down here, this is the extend -- this is the extent of the protection they have. >> thank you very much for painting a clear picture of that situation. now we want to go live to animosa where jenee ryan is covering the situation there. how is it looking? >> reporter: the water has been raising -- has been size rhiesing since i got here. the pressure is also moving farther faster. can you tell from sticks that the water is only the sec- highest that this bridge has ever seen in its lifetime. as of wednesday when it crests, this will be the highest that it's they they've got levees set up, they've got flood pumps set up. when it gets in the counties area, and there are a bunch of road closure and flooded roads near homes here what, are >> the sign guy is the one that's got it down. at this level, the road should comploaps he's watching the river levels. we'll send a pep deputy out. we'll put signs up ahead of time. >> reporter: so of course, if you live in flood waters

and around 880 interchange but nothing major so far this morning in the south bay or anywhere so far today. we do not have serious blocking issues. we did have a disabled pickup northbound 880 before broadway partly blocking the slow lane with the far right with hazards on. that is good. if you headed owe the door this morning, we have reports of a vehicle that hit a deer an the zoo in oakland. >> the marin humane society being hit with abandoned kitten wave. >> and the brand new movie featuring solaiman sullen burge. >> and now, techbytes this morning. >> looking for fashion and function? luxury designer michael kohr's has his version of the smart watch one for women and one pore gentleman at $350. you are look at a cool newsroom to the skies flying like an airplane but takes off like a helicopter up to 50 miles per hour. it is just a prototype but the goal is to use it from deliveries and creating 3-d maps. those are honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i

-- as far as the temperature. but it already feels like it. i think we're looking at average rain chances here. oh, good morning. they've got two cameras pointed at me for some reason. this is the one with light on the top that i should look at. as we check in on the tropics, we have ian, julia, and karl. temps this afternoon climbing to 90 and will feel like 90 and that will be the case. that sounds terrible but it's one of the things woo he have to deal with. >> so this camera, right? light. >> we're good. we have a crash to tell you about. we have one lane blocked here. if you are heading out the door, heading into tampa, you will notice the flashing lights. make sure you slow down and use caution there. as you can see, it's taking 22 minutes to get from county line road into downtown tampa. a quick check of your roads outside, this is i-275 traffic is looking great right there. back to you. >> all right. thanks very much, janelle. >>> video to show you of a large sinkhole to open up in mulberry sending contami

as athletes, as far as dudes that are strong. have to prepare for. >> number 11 texas will inn void memorial stadium. the long horns will be out for revenge after austin beat them last year 45, 44. the bears were up big, then texas came back late. had an extra point to tie the game and send it to over time. but missed the extra points. that was last year. this is now. >> we had some things from last year, but it's a different team. i don't think there is going to be any carry over from that at all. different guys, different set of circumstances. i don't think those two things are going to have much to do each other. we have to staep our own game play. play physical up front. >> high school football tonight, our game winner, emadichltin county. >> you guys are probably familiar with a depth chart. football teams release them every week, at least most teams do. but jim does not, why should i tell my opponent how my team is going to play. first glance it looks normal, but look a little closer. austin powers and scott evil at defensi

we're not far from the front line vu're at the reservoir not far from that location.can get -- that's about as close we can get. that fire is now deep inside that mountain, very hard to see from the vantageç point we had earlier. very latest numbers on that fire at this hour, 22% contained and burned moreç than 2,800 acres. firefighters are working hard around the clock in rough terrain to extinguish it. m of the fire over the past couple of days now hard to see. but this put out with the main part of the wild fire deep into the çhills. only aircraft could get into the hot spots. >> by lunchtime it cleared up we had hashes onç the cars and unusual. >> some residents not forced out by evacuations have been living with headaches and fadl out frm the fire. >> not healthy. we went and got some spray painting masks so we can go outside and stay awayu! from it. >> so far more than 2,800 acres burned, which means residents downwind the flames will be breathing smoke for some time. >> ifç it's like a whole new w of living because of this fire. >> oh, yeah.÷ú >> though

so far, if you look at u.s. competitors, they paid somewhere from $5 billion to $16 billion. >> what is the word on wall street? how much of that fine will deutsche have to pay in the end cap a >> it is really tough to figure out atinin politics. it is election time, and it might look good for certain candidates to bring up a case against a foreign financial institution. or team billion dollars does seem a bit high, but so far, deutsche bank thought that they would pay somewhere between $2 billion to $3 billion, and the price tag will pretty certainly be much higher than that. >> this is not the first time financial institutions are paying for their wrongdoings of the past. where is this money going, and what is happening with it? >> that is a good question, and there is no answer to that. usually, half of the money goes to the treasury department, but we do not know 100% with the treasury department does with the money. another good chunk of those amounts goes pretty much where the damage has been done, but it

so far so good. right now he's on the courtney campbell causeway, traffic pretty light still this time of morning, still dark. hopefully you will get to work on time. we're not seeing delays out there. let's check the traffic cameras across the bay area, this is what it looks like, i-275 at gandy in pinellas county. up to speed in both directions, frankland bridge. this is what it looks like through plant city, thonotosassa road, i-4 looking great in both directions, no crashes or breakdowns from lakeland all the way in to downtown tampa. 23 minutes from county line road into downtown. 7 minutes down there at the bottom from 75 to 275. >>> 6:01. we're digging into last night's jam packed first ever presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. reaction continues to pour in. >> n the debate. after the debate donald trump complained his microphone wasn't working properly. he said he wonders if it was done on purpose. he also said he didn't bring up president clinton's infidelity out of

fresh reserves were arriving from far siberia.apanese. now, these troops had been transported to relieve the embattled defenders of stalingrad. as the reserves enter the city, at headquarters, the commanders of the free russian armies were meeting. the germans had fought for south -- stalingrad as a prize. the russians were determined to make it a trap. two simultaneous attacks were launched. one from the north and one from the south. now threatened with encirclement. the two prongs finally met. these battle hardened soldiers weree northern army emotional as children as they greeted each other. they knew this meeting meant the salvation of stalingrad. and of their country. and on this christmas of 1942, the people of the soviet union could celebrate with happy hearts. they had received a most precious gift from the men of their army. the assurance of ultimate victory. in our hometowns, it was that celebrated a happier christmas this year. there are no german bombers overhead. the russians, like ourselves, celebrated on new year's

the other candidate represents the far right wing within the afd. saw him at a campaign event in the state capitol. he was really brought into sort of cater to this far right potential of voters within the afd. when you look at ththe audience, there were not that many people ththere. 150 or 100 people, which is not much for a campaign event. you can see there were a lot of far right positions among those people in the audience. my impression was -- and this is very much what you earlier said -- the common denominator was that they were all against something. in particular, they were all against refugee policies, but there were some against what they call gender mainstreaming. when a woman says she's not ok with her kids being taught about homosexuality y in school. others against russian sanctions. >> i'm glad you mentioned russia because here is another fascinating fact we discovered while doing the research for this program. a survey by a renowned institutions many supporters of the afd trust putin more than merkel. what is going on their? >> i th

the numbers so far not high.ay overall 200 or 300 protesters in scattered points across the city, brit. >> weigh in on this guy's complaint that the media, by shining a light on this and putting our live cameras there and we are covering this live right now, is stirring up some of the people who show up. and they sometimes come from out of state and they are looking to make a point, a stand and then it gets violent later in the night when it just turns that way. i mean, your thoughts about that? >> i think some people play to the camera. and when you put a camera on some people it does make thim them do things they ordinarily wouldn't do. if you see, everyone has a camera up. everyone has their iphone up. everyone is rolling on every movement on every police officer. part of the problem is posting stuff sometimes online it's false. insighting problems as well. there is guilt to go all around in the way that it's been covered. one thing that really has changed. that is people are posting directly and viewing direc

it's not a cold front, it's not going to cool us off or dry us out as far as humidity but we could tap into that a little bittened that will lower our rain chances which again would keep us hotter through the middle part of the week. that again dry by lunch hour. a few scattered showers along 75 and then everything continues to push east and develop and so that by then we'll have thunderstorms so highs once again will be about 89, feeling closer to 99, do i think this afternoon. despite the incredible heat here i am sweating, janelle martinez has the space heater on. i saw -- it's on, i saw the red light. it's on, unbelievable. you get cold. >> the air is blowing on me. >> we're i have the fan going. she has her heater. we'll see who wins. you are at the moment. >> it's cozy back there. >>> we're checking the live drive camera driving along the gandy bridge. look at the cones. we have some construction but your drive time across the gandy bridge not too bad. 8 minutes to get across. less than 10 minutes across all three bridges this morning. let's check our other cameras across the bay

here's what we know so far. epa had about 100 parents come the epa had gone out to about 75 homes for further mercury text. we haven't heard anything from the school district regarding those details. also, we haven't got any answers as to where the mercury came from, if it was brought in or if it was already there. while the epa is answering the questions they can, there are other questions that have gone unanswered and that's making some parents comes to the school district. >> i think that is scary beyond belief because we don't know what's going on. we don't know when the school was opening. we should be getting a phone call saying, hey, this has been cleared. >> we're concerned about mercury vapor. we can't see it with our naked eye. that's why we have specialized equipment to look for where the contamination is. it does take time. children's health care. that's why it does take long. >> reporter: we talked to the epa. they said this is the last day family members can bring any items in that they want checke

numbers in the far reaches still into the 90s.e have big changes including rain back in your forecast. that's coming up a little bit later but first here's roqui. >> did you say rain? >> i said rain. >> time now 4:37. let's check milpitas in the south bay roadwork on eastbound 237 and that's between first and 880 connector. that should be cleared around 5 a.m. here's the san mateo bridge if you are heading from hayward into the peninsula. here's a look here. 880 to 101 westbound takes about 15 minutes. so looking good on the peninsula commute. now let's take a look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. yesterday, a major traffic alert around 8 a.m. was issued by chp. it was a big rig on fire. it was completely scorched. but crews got it out the way around 5 p.m. so it took nine hours to clear but now the coast is clear and it's all good across the richmond/san rafael bridge. here's roadwork on northbound 680 around the sunol grade and that should be cleared up as well around 5 a.m. and that's between andrade and highway 84. bay bridg

maybe kicks it out far enough to sea. we'll have to wait and see.cattered showers, few thunderstorms possible overnight, 70 for the city, 60s in the suburbs. cooler tomorrow, 84 degrees still couple showers possible. especially during the morning hours. and the extended forecast so we're going to start off the holiday weekend ok. friday looks good. sunny, pleasant at 80 degrees, clouds increased saturday. once again high near 80. watch out for sunday, that could be periods of rain and windy at times. labor day starts to dry out and sunshine back up to 84 and if you like a warm temperatures, wait till next week, signs of heat building again, upper 80's maybe making another round at 90. >> thank you, sir. >> lesley what's next in sports >> the phillies trying to savage their series with the nationals downs at the bank and check this out, really, really enjoying a four-hour bruce springsteen concert at met life. we'll hear from him and explain >>> as we told you philadelphia will host the 2017 nfl draft. official details for the draft will be released

difficult time fo law enforcement partners progra officers from across the country will be here so far there are 19 states represented as well as canada. anyone who graduated with him and worked with him will be abl to sit together and to mourn together. restaurants have been setting up tables for him there is so much support for his family and his three childrenre. mus 89 states and three countries, i'm not surprised becausee law enforcement community steps up when something like this happens. >> is really a tragic loss and she is so sad. everybody can take part, go to we do have to address the weather situation. take a look from the roof-came it is a gorgeous day along the lake, there is a little more action then yesterday when it was crystal clear, maybe the winds arerl picking up slightly? today is the last day of summer. today and tomorrow editors arriving with warmer temperatures the forecast, this kind of rare to have it like this with waves of 2 feet or less and the winds northeast will kick it up from hopkins, we see some high-level clouds from the north with a strong complex

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it's been fire danger the problem on the eastern plains so far. let me show you the temperatures. 90 for collins. 91 greeley. cools off considerably to the west. only in the 50s and 60s. those are the highs. look a t the current readings. look at the current readings. 34 in leadville. 90 in pueblo. the front cuts through here coming through fort collins and greeley. our winds are still out of the south at 29. 82 downtown. the snow and rain shock out to the wwst. most of it moving due north. but it will gradually develop along the i-25 corridor. it will affect wyoming and nebraska. here's the situation the front cutting right across the state. as it moves towards the east the best chance for severe weather towards the wyoming border. the snow will stay in the west in the mountains. colder, 29 forrthe low leadville. 45 by morning in the denver area. tomorrow scatter snow showers and rain in the mountains. if you're heading up to look at fall color you might want to 3 look at areas more central and south. the gusty winds will have knocked a fair amou

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we're feeling as far as this satellite radar picture is clouds.re are other effects being felt the and we will go through that in a few minutes but it looks like clear skies for most of us this morning, including philadelphia where it is 64 degrees. we have 70 percent relative humidity, breeze out of the north and sunrise official at 6:33. 53 degrees mount pocono. fifty-seven in reading. it is a cool morning in many places, 61 in dover. sixty-five in wildwood and checking wind they are coming out of the north so this means a low humidity day in northwesterly wind as well and nothing extreme not even at the shore as far as wind are concerned, so for your labor day we're working on a decent forecast, high temperature 85 degrees. sixty's this morning, upper 70's by lunchtime. all and all a good holiday break out barbecue grills you have our permission. that is your weather for today, seven day forecast is heating up. let's check traffic on your monday, holiday morning. we will start off with a look at that vehicle crash and a accident on the northbou