then running the length of the florida peninsula as we go from tuesday on into wednesday. a lot of uncertainty, from the outer banks to the keys, so stay tuned. >>> it's now 6:45. right now, the search is on for a convicted sex offender in our area. james norris, jr., walked off from the state hospital where he lives near landover hills. he was last seen wearing a black track jacket with a white stripe down the sleeves, jeans and new balance sneakers. call 911 if you see him. >>> proof your tips can help police. cathy lanier said tips from the public and good police work are helping to close some of the open murder cases. police made three arrests for homicide in 24 hours on thursday. the most recent case from just this past sunday near howard university. >>> today we expect an alexandria judge to sentence a teenager for helping another one join isis. amin is from manassas, he pleaded guilty in june to conspireing to support terrorists. he admitted to helping another teenager travel to syria and to using social media to ask for donations and support for isis. >>> a develop

will be a tropical storm look at how the models have changed with this staring it toward the florida peninsula. looks like the high will stay in control that will block the remnants from doing anything to us, that's what we're watching. of course this can change. we saw yesterday how the model was going this way. we've seen a shift in the model direction and it is intensity. let's look at the forecast. cool start, bright finish, 85 degrees for the high, warming up tomorrow, looking good. the high pressure nudges off the coast a little bit and the return is out of the southwest instead of the northwest. 88 saturday, sunday, hot and humid, 90. monday, hot and humid, 92. could be talking another heat wave now. looks like we'll be in the low 90s. tuesday, september arrives 92 degrees, chance of a shower or thunderstorm at the end of the each day. that's all we're talking about, a slight chance, 20% at best. wednesday, 91 and thursday, 90 degrees. >> trick or treat, a white van offering free candy has drawn suspicious in a california neighborhood. >>> seniors at a california home approve age is jus

the storm tba'ks take it close to the florida peninsula, if not making a landfall. there's uncertainty in terms of a landfall. expecting it to be a categor one hurricane by the time it gets here. south florida hasn't seen a landfall in ten years. they're watching it carefully. tracks take it to the keys, and others take itnofgohore. we're going with what's happening in termstof it moving closer and possibly making al landfall in florida. more upda as to come over the next 24 hours. meanwhile, storm tracker is clear about here. our weather will be nice all the way into early next week. it'll get hot, as high pressure dominates the bermuda high. usually disappears late in the summer. not yet because we have a wave of 90s next week. then we'll see what erika might possibly bring for us if it makes it this far. je'sey shore, 60s to near 70s. you're cooling down. in the morning, 67. awesome b ch day with temperatures around 80 late in the day. ellenville is at 58. 55 iokrandolph. you're k loo lo woking at possibly 50s tonight. 50s in fairfield. 66 in farmingville. east po

to puerto rico and pass north of his paniolia and may become a hurricane and get close to the florida peninsula. further down towards the southern hemisphere days of heavy rains are causing serious inunidation in wales. this is the scene. very heavy rain caused severe flooding. heavy rain also caused numerous problems in this area. in fact, the system caused one tornado monday and hail storms hit sydney on monday. the system is pulling away so conditions will finally improve as we go into friday. temperatures will drop significantly so mountains will be covered in snow. for example, new south wales temperatures will be cooling down to minus 7 degrees on friday. your low will be 7 degrees on friday. very chilly temperatures are waiting for you. and across europe there is a significant weather happening over the continent. large hail and damaging winds are expected across the north of the continent and south of the scandinavian peninsula. behind it wet and cool conditions for you. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's it for us here on "newsline." there is more to come here on nhk world so st

it may become a hurricane as it gets close to the florida peninsula into next week. many years will be affected by this storm. the caribbean islands could get up to 300 millimeters of rainfall. these areas are dealing with lack of pripitation. this rain is beneficial but too much rain can cause flooding and landslides. watch out for heavy rainfall and strong winds. across the central pacific, honolulu has been battered by heavy rain. on wednesday, 50 millimeters of rain making it the heaviest rainfall for the day for this region. and this area has had 15 times more than the monthly rainfall for august so far this month. weather is improving there, however, more wet weather is expected into next week because a hurricane is approaching. hurricane ignacio is packing wnds of 180 kilometers per hour and will likely maintain its intensity as a hurricane and get to close to the big island next week. many areas of hawaii could be impacted directly or indirectly as we go into next week. ex-typhoon is still lingering over china and russia providing more wet weather and it's dr

anywhere in the florida peninsula within the cone of uncertainty, even charleston, south carolina. so everybody watching what's happening there. the tropical storm watches and warnings remain in effect all the way through virgin islands, puerto rico, dominican republic, haiti doesn't have a warning, but they should be concerned, as well. and through the turks and caicos in the southwestern bahamas. so what will that mean fhr us? well, it's too early to tell. definitely, we're going to see heat around here.!we're expecting temperatures well into the 90s early next week and a possible heat wave. if erika, at least the remnants of it come our way, we might get needed rainfall around here. we'll still in a moderate to abnormally dry situation across a bunch of the tri-state area from northeastern new jersey to the citye long island, especially, dry. especially on long island, 70 to near 80. babylon, it's 80 right now in farmingdale. 70s generally from the city north and west. but you get some 60s up around monticello. it's a l little bit cooler. clouds coming in on the northwesterly fl

you can see right now we have the rain showers moving in to the florida peninsula right now so that's going to continue to be a factor as you just heard in that story with erika. the pacific much difficult -- different story we've been tracking two systems on either side of hawaii. here's a closer look at the systems right now. we have the category four that's category jimena and category three that's ignacio closest to the islands. and hurricane kilo will continue to move out to sea. here's a closer look right now. hurricane jimena category four system. winds of 150 miles per hour. there's the track let's keep an eye on this for next week for wednesday. for this week, for wednesday and into thursday. but along this track it should weaken. now here's the latest on hurricane ignacio this has been weakening and the latest forecast pretty consistent in pushing this storm to the north of the islands. let's keep an eye on all of these systems. taking a look outside out toward the bay bridge. we have mostly clear skies right now. patchy fog trying to regroup right near the immediate coastli

this takes us into monday and tuesday and he the effect on the florida peninsula. erika is making its way to the dominican republic. it's not that well organized. not expected to intensify. we have seen the pictures from puerto rico. and the west coast of africa captures our attention this time of year for development. we will keep you up to speed on that. beautiful day ahead for most of us. this afternoon a high of 82 is expected. i will see you in a few minutes and the weekend get way coming up next. >> thank you so much. >>> the ceo of adultery web site ashley madison is stepping down in the wake of a massive breach of the company's computer systems. noel resigned following the leak and outing of millions of subscribers to the service. a spokesperson for the parent company was mutual. hackers breached the computer system in july and posted it online earlier this month. later after the company didn't comply with their demands to shut down. >>> see the photos that got a local restaurant shut down. >> plus, parents horrified after a day care is accused of drugging

so four days along the florida peninsula, some location does pick up five, six, maybe ten inches of rain the next week or so and then tries move to the southeast, but it will not come our wake not worried about that, should stay down to our south f it does it is not going to be impactful at all. could bring showers, maybe a storm next thursday. that's about it. that's actual would be. 90 degrees tomorrow for a high temperature, 91, fredericksburg, 85 back towards martinsburg a beautiful day tomorrow, it will be a little bit warmer. get out toot pool, if you can do that. next couple of day warmer, 92, sunday, more humid on sunday and monday, a 30% chance of storms on monday, hive 91. 49 on tuesday, but get even warmer. veronica have the latest on seven-day forecast, show you how warm we are going to get, the 90s stick around. >> thank you, doug. >>> friday night? a popular night to order some pizza. maybe you're eating some right now. what does the way you eat your pizza say about your personality? >> doreen, i'm glad you asked, a behavioral expert at emory university actually looked into

tuesday, wednesday time frame, carrying a tropical storm erika, all the way, the length of the florida peninsula. that's the latest forecast track from the national hurricane center. the storm could be anywhere inside of this cone though as we get towards early wednesday morning. so it could be into the gulf of mexico or it could be off the florida coast. this is just the most likely place for it. where it goes from there is what matters most to us. big ridge of high pressure building in from the west, which will keep us hot and humid next week. may push most if not all of that moisture out of here. so if you need rain for your garden, that may not necessarily be a good news forecast for you. dry weather around here for today. future weather over the next couple of days. really just a lot more of the same. 50s now in the shenandoah valley. mid to upper 50s in parts of prince william county. upper 60s near the chesapeake bay. temperatures will climb out of to 50s and 60s today. just a beautiful afternoon coming. maybe you'll spend friday night at the old ballpark. the marlins are in town to take

heaviest rain to western florida, so tampa, right down through the southern most tip of the florida peninsulaspots over three, 4 inches every rain, risk for flooding still remains very real. >> for today, in our area, mostly sunny, nice and warm, 88 degrees in the sit, tonight few clouds, nice and warm, at 69. and your beach forecast, if you are headed down the shore, what beautiful saturday. temperatures in the upper 70s, to low 80s, on the beach, water temperature, 75 degrees. and feeling fantastic. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast and "shorecast", heat and humidity continues to build. back to 90 on sunday, we'll keep it in the 90s monday through wednesday, chance we could it hit it thursday and friday as well. we may fall agree short a day or two, so not guaranteeing heatwave. but it will be close. hot start to september next week. nicole, back to you. >> kate, thanks. darth vader gets newhart valve. maybe not the darth vader you are thinking of, though. the force actually with one little boy who thanks to dedicated medical team is continuing to do what he loves. correspondent da

so, either side of the florida peninsula, this is the forecasted track, that range, expands each day.tle uncertainty, so, watch this closely. no doubt sunday, monday, it will be approaching the southeast coast, staying south of philadelphia, but it will still be bit of a concern here, as it is forecast to intensify. down the shore temperatures, upper 70s, high uv index, and a moderate risk of rip current. watch that, waters inviting at 77 degrees. >> warmer saturday, sunday, it is heating up, monday, 87 degrees. heating up, not heading up, heating up, sunny and 90 tuesday. still nissan comfortable. bob kelly? >> good morning, clock 48 on a wednesday, heating one some sunshine, sun glare, 95 northbound, slow going from highland, up through the commodore barry bridge. nothing out of the ordinary here. at least coming up from delaware county, however, on the southbound side, we had earlier accident, near allegheny avenue. that set us back, few extra minutes, southbound heavy from cottman avenue, gets real tight through the betsy, down through allegheny avenue. where we had the earlier ac

and the entire peninsula of florida will be under the gun here. and hurricane ignacio, tracking towards hawaii. it's within that cone of uncertainty, so we'll be watching that one as well. >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn to major developments in the tragedy on live television. stunning new details from the third victim. how she survived, curling up in a ball. and chilling new images from the gunman's apartment. jim avila, covering it all. >> reporter: the refrigerator adorned with modeling shots. while at the crime scene, the blood-stained boards now replaced. as the first personal account of what happened here emerges. >> he waited until they were live on the air. >> reporter: only one person survived, vicki gardner. >> they never knew he was coming until shots were fired. >> reporter: vicki says the lights were shining in their eyes. they couldn't see him at all. >> allison was the initial target. >> reporter: adam was hit next. and then -- >> he shot three times at my wife. missed twice, she dove to the ground, and he shot her in the back. pulle

florida by early monday morning as a tropical storm. not a hurricane. and then moving right up the peninsulantral florida by early tuesday morning as the winds drop. once it's over land it's cut off from its energy source. the warm water. we'll see that storm impact many people over the next several days. for us, it's sunshine today and low humidity, 80s this afternoon, completely dry this weekend. warmer saturday, 88 after a morning low of 63 degrees and then here comes the heat. back to july-like weather, 91 degrees on sunday after a morning low of 67 degrees. a little bit steamier on monday, up to 93 and we could see scattered showers and thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday with temperatures in the 90s and still hot thursday with a high of 29. >>> wall street is on a roll following that six-day slump. we'll take a closer look at the markets and the reason for the turnaround up next. >>> plus, a police organization that helps young people just publiced up its biggest donation ever. we'll tell you who's behind a $3.5 million check. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump

it's expected to make the northerly turn toward the peninsula of florida as we head into next workweek bringing heavy rain but at least it looks like it won't become a hurricane but this track is still a little bit uncertain so we're going to keep a very close eye on that for you. back to you. >> thank you. >>> florida is under a state of emergency right now. residents there are bracing for a storm that could become as erica says a hurricane next week. trite now tropical storm erika is battering puerto rico with torrential rage. it's expected to hit the dominican republic as well. >> reporter: tropical storm erika hit puerto rico friday. the storm with wind up to 50 miles per hour knocked down trees and power lines on the southern part of the island. the storm caused deadly flooding and mud slides thursday on the caribbean island of dominica as rivers overflowed into the streets. the building collapwater crashed into its foundation. erika could intensify into a category 1 hurricane by the time it reaches the east coast of the united states. >> here's where it gets tricky. as we head in

and the hurricane center forecast actually takes it from south to north right up the florida peninsula as we go throughout monday, tuesday, wednesday much we still have flooding problems. worse case scenario is it's on coastal florida or the warm water. maybe we get up to a hurricane category 1. at this time weeshgs goi, we're avoid a big storm that can do devastation. florida can use the rainfall. we'll keep an eye on it. the forecast trend is better for florida than it was even just two days ago. leave with you a shot of new york city. get ready for some heat. it's going to be a warm weekend and a hot next week all through areas of the east coast. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. behold, these are two wind turbines. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more

so, the entire peninsula of florida regardless of strength will be under the gun here. i want to touch on hurricane ignacio, 900 miles away from honolulu. tracking towards hawaii as a wrg 1 or 2 storm category. it's within that cone of uncertainty, so we'll be watching that one as well. >> busy on both coasts, rob, thank you so much. >>> we turn to major developments in the tragedy on live television. the gunman, ambushing his former colleagues as the cameras roll. now stunning new details from the third victim, how she survived, curling up in a ball. and chilling new images from inside the gunman's apartment. what they found on his refrigerator. abc's senior national correspondent jim avila covering it all. >> reporter: tonight these new images from inside the suspect's spartan apartment. the refrigerator adorned with modeling shots while at the crime scene, the blood-stained boards now replaced. as the first personal account of what happened here emerges. >> he waited until they were live on the air, so he knew exactly what he was doing. >> reporter: only one person s

more showers and thunderstorms developing across the peninsula of florida.y calm. the severe threat is across the center part of the nation, including denver and des moines and west of chicago. we have more stuff developing along the gulf coast states. everybody else is quiet. major hubs are nice and quiet. as long as we see the green planes that means all flights are on time. boston all flights on time. 62 degrees mostly sunny skies. chicago, midway and o'hare, 73 degrees atlanta everything on time, lots of sunshine and 70 degrees. >> do you love new england style design, the designers from knock it off have an idea that's outside the box for an inexpensive accent wall. >> reporter: when you think of new england images of cottages come to mind. why not do it inside a house cedar shingles are not expensive. so we did it in a makeover in december. this is a simple project we picked up a bunch of shingles at the home improvement store and we're attaching them to the wall. >> it will come down and overlap by 6 inches. to cut the shingles we're scoring them and

pretty much the entire peninsula of florida that is not good. monday and tuesday. but for us though, it looks like a lot better. good news, weathe forecast it's friday. a reason to celebrate i think. we have a few clouds out there right now. the temperatures are quite comfortable. looking at 81 degrees at reagan national airport. a little bit more humid than we were yesterday at this time. but the humidity levels still in check. it's comfortable. if you have plans this evening, outdoor dining, football games, soccer games, you will be just fine. feel like temperature at 81 degrees. show you the pollen count. if your allergies are bothering you, blame ragweed. high range. grasses, trees, in problem. mold going down a little bit. we see it move through in the upcoming weekend. temperatures are in the 80's. fredericksburg and gaithersburg. same with manassas. cooler in quantico at 78. 86 in fredericksburg. 81 degrees in martinsburg. we'll see the temperatures slowly fall and move through the evening hours. the knighttime lows middle 50 -- nighttime lows middle 50's. d

and the entire peninsula of florida will be under the gun here. hurricane ignacio, tracking towards hawaii. it's within that cone of uncertainty, so we'll be watching that one as well. >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn to major developments in the tragedy on live television. stunning new details from the third victim. how she survived, curling up in a ball. and chilling new images from the gunman's apartment. jim avila, covering it all. >> reporter: the refrigerator adorned with modeling shots. while at the crime scene, the blood-stained boards now replaced. as the first personal account of what happened here emerges. >> he waited until they were live on the air. >> reporter: only one person survived, vicki gardner. >> they never knew he was coming until shots were fired. >> reporter: vicki says the lights were shining in their eyes. they couldn't see him at all. >> allison was the initial target. >> reporter: adam was hit next. and then -- >> he shot three times at my wife. missed twice, she dove to the ground, and he shot her in the back. pulled th

we have the remnants of erika off the coast of florida, some of its moisture will pull into the southern peninsula over the next 24 to 36 hours. southern florida could see anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain from erika, but the looks to be just that, no winds or storm surge associatessed with the remnants pulling in. future tracker 6 later this afternoon, sun and clouds for everybody, maybe a quick-hitting thunderstorm for the mountains that's about it. we'll go mostly cloudy overnight, monday, clouds breaking for sunshine by afternoon, one or two areas could see an isolated thunderstorm throughout the course of the day. i think most of us will stay dry just like today. the poconos warm and humid, stray thunderstorm is possible, 80 degrees, not as comfortable as it was yesterday, but with that said it's not too bad either, same thing for the jersey shore, you'll notice the increase in the humidity, look for a combination of sun and clouds, 84 degrees on the sands. lancaster, 88 degrees, reading, 90. 89 in allentown. philadelphia, 9 on the degrees this afternoon, trenton, 89. dover, 86. partly sunn

florida. it could hit the peninsula monday and is expected to remain landfall. rick scott has declared a state of emergency. four people in puerto rico died. crews are searching for those missing and injured. >>> former president george w. bush visited new orleans to mark katrina. he and first lady laura spent the day at a charter school where he spoke on the first anniversary of the storm. katrina was one of the worst natural disasters in u.s. history, taking the lives of 2,000 people in four states, causing more than 150 billion in damages. >>> ever since uber launched, it's the preferred method of transportation for new yorkers. now the taxi industry is banking on a new app that will compete with uker and other companies. steve: stacey delikat is live on the east side with the details. >> reporter: this new app, arrow, is in beta testing, but it will be live in new york city by mid september. eventually they hope to have it compatible with all yellow and green taxis in new york city and they hope their app will win over uber faithfuls. >> hi. we're arrow for

florida and the united states. into sunday and into monday that rain is expected to pick up over portions of the peninsula, florida and then tuesday into wednesday but again not really expected to cause a lot of trouble in the way of wind. will be gusty but again the -- free three to five inches still a possibility. >> and the path has been changing for several days now. first it was supposed to be the eastside and then going straight up the state and now to the west. what are the chances of it changing again? >> it could change again. it's sort of been going around. 24 hours ago i stood here talking about how it was going to go right up the peninsula. it has shifted to the west. >> we know you are watching for us. thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> a 75-year-old from fremont tried to do the work himself but the job was to big. now because of the power of social media he is getting a little or maybe a lot of help. what is happening this weekend. >> great neighbors and a different approach to the drought. how a display is helping out in haywood. stay with us. >>> a little girl in fairfield will have the chance to b

florida in the next couple of days. by monday morning, possibly impacting the keys as well as the southern peninsula of florida.u one thing. don't look at the icons in the center. the storm could still track farther to the east. if that happens, it could strengthen over the bahamas and have a western track, brooke, and that could allow it to move over the gulf of mexico. it's going to be a rain maker no matter what. south florida needs the rain. places like tampa, they do not. they are already very sat ratded. brooke? >> you lived in miami, you know how this goes. thank you, jennifer gray. >>> charges dropped against a police officer who had been on trial for manslaughter in north carolina in the death of an unarmed man. that ended a week ago in a mistrial. what the attorney general says about why he will not try this case again. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to

some parts of florida actually need the rain, other parts not so much. we have flood watches in effect for the peninsula of florida. this goes through tomorrow. we're looking at heavy thunderstorms. gainesville saw almost 4 inches of rain last night. unwanted rainfall for central florida. but for south florida, some of this rain is beneficial. they've bng een in a drought fo couple of years now. we need the rain to slow down. notice all the yellows and greens here. that's about an inch to two inches of rainfall for a good part of the state. that will be the story through tuesday. the big story across the country, heat. a lot of people thinking september coming, fall sweaters, apple butter, forget about it. a heat wave for the east coast, 90s. get ready to sweat it out this weekend, alex. >> thank you very much, steve. >>> let's head to clearwater, florida. more on the flooding fears caused by what's left of erika. sarah, people concerned there? >> reporter: there are people concerned here. 8,000 members of the national guard are standing by to assist floridians. but this gorgeous day is a fact that seem

if you're in florida right now, at least for the peninsula area you can breathe a sigh of relief.he pan happenedal still needs to watch the storm. that's especially by the time we get into the middle an latter part of next week. right now the storm is weak, barely holding itself together. winds are 40 miles per hour, and it may not even survive its trip across cuba today. think of it as like a boxing ring. this storm is taking a lot of hits right now. that mountains of cuba may be the last blow for the storm. we'll have to track it throughout the weekend. either way it looks like it reemerges at the gulf of mexico early next week. that's when we'll have to watch the florida coastline. >> steve sosna, thank you. >>> in remembrance of all those who lost their lives at the hurricane katrina. a day of service will begin with volunteers working on 100 different community projects. at 11:00 eastern another wreath laying ceremony will be held in new orleans' lower ninth ward. an endless number of heroes emerged in the aftermath. they include majors fay and her husband richard griddle ser

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florida it's wet. monday, tuesday, wednesday, track over the peninsula. it slows down. the good news is not a hurricane. just as a tropical storm eventually an area of low pressure. 81 degrees right now in gaithersburg. 79 in anders. a beautiful night here in washington. if you have plans to go to the football game at the local hospital, no problems at all, might want to grab a light jacket and head out the door. mainly clear skies tonight the temperatures will fall. the nationals' forecast tonight. gametime at 5 after 7:00. that is the first pitch. temperatures from the middle 80's eventually to the middle 60's by the end of the game. hopefully they will pull off a win. winds will be out of the southeast and relatively light. forecast tonight is extreme northern and western suburbs. dropping in the 50's. we will see the middle 60's in town. temperatures around 642 to 65 degrees -- 64-65 for prince george's county. the future cast looks like this through the day tomorrow. beautiful. sunglasses, absolutely. all day long. you will need sunglasses again for the day on sund

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peninsula. that forecast cone you see it here indicating that it will be near the floarpd coastline if not -- florida coastline if not directly over the state of florida. so storm surge is a concern with this storm. but back here at home, it's just going to abgorgous day. # -- to be a gorgeous day. 81 degrees. it's already gorgeous out there actually. it will be 81 degrees at 6:00 and 75 degrees at 9:00. right now it's 77. the dew point is 55. so it feels beautifully comfortable to be outside. the wind is calm. we'll see a little bit of a breeze develop out of the north as we head into the afternoon. right now 77 degrees in frederick and downtown washington. and winchester. 74 in culpeper and 76 at andrews. on saturday light and radar, you can see with high pressure in control, we continue to keep it dry, especially as you head to the lee side of the appalachians. just a few of the pop-up clouds have develop on the winward side of the mountains. we still have allergy concerns, though, especially because of all this dry air. the ragweed is just going nuts. it's almost off the charts here. mold is star

florida. the spaghetti plots take it up the spine into the peninsula and the southeast states.have a hard time getting into the north because of an area of high pressure. unfortunately we'll mills out on much -- miss out on much-needed rain. this is what ripped up tropical storm danny and now erika. this is wind sheer, the winds blow in the opposite direction in which the wind is traveling. in an el nino year we have a ton of sheer in the atlantic and the caribbean. there's a storm coming off the coast africa, once it encounters the sheer it gets ripped apart and doesn't look like a threat to the u.s. mainland. >> here's back to school tips. consumer reports has backpack buying advice to help you gear up. for money students back to school happiness hinges on the backpack. >> i like to focus on the color, pockets to hold extra stuff. >> reporter: experts at consumer reports say you should consider rary other tributes to insure comfort and prevent injury. look for straps that are wide padded and contoured and waist belt. the top of the shoulder straps should sit one or two inches

peninsula. but north of that sunny skies. take a look at vienna. warsaw, 30. do want to talk about americas. storms even down towards florida, flash flood threats for you. but in the west, temperatures going to be swinging back and forth here. some areas across the pacific northwest north of this front. 20s all the way through the rest of your week. showers for you. look at saskatchewan. feeling a little more fall-like. south of that, things continuing to heat up all the way through the weekend. 48 my goodness there in death valley saturday for your high. i'll leave with you the extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. óóññ welcome to the 150th episode of "native report." i'm stacey thunder. and i'm tadd johnson. 11 years ago we created "native report" to celebrate the best of indian country, to provide an opportunity for our leaders, our elders, our youth and our community members to share important topics and stories. it has been an amazing journey filled with inspirational stories about how communities and individuals have taken on huge chall

florida. this will probably stay nothing more than a remnant low that will bring beneficial rains to the peninsuland the island of cuba. even the torrential downpours, 6 to ten inches of rain that the dominican republic and haiti just saw, you won't see them that intense. sun and clouds, 86 degrees is the forecasted high for allentown and bethlehem. jersey shore, sunny, sea breeze kicking in later this afternoon. 82 degrees, uv index is extremely high. make sure you're applying the sunscreen. be on the look out for the rip currents. make sure you're paying close attention to the lifeguards. mostly sunny and warm in philadelphia, 87 degrees, 65 degrees outlying suburbs, 70 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, partly sunny and hot not all that steamy yet. 90 degrees, the humidity will increase from when you experience today. it is monday and tuesday you'll notice it. monday, hot and sticky, dry, 892. tuesday, dry, hot, 92. wednesday, hot, 90. thursday, partly sunny, 890 degrees, maybe a thunderstorm hitting late in the day. friday, sun and clouds, we'll cool it down a notch, 88

remnants of erika coming off cuba south of the florida keys, what's going to happen the upper level low will force or siphon this moisture up the peninsula, looks like some areas could see in excess of five inches of rain. the model has miami over 7 inches of rain. west palm beach a little more than an inch. daytona beach, orlando could see an inch or two inches of rain much-needed rain across the state of florida. fort meyers 89 it will not be looking like the sunshine state over the next few days, i showed you this a few days ago, this was before danny developed and erika, this is about the wind sheer that you see in the el nino years. the ask hims that come off the continent africa, as we encounter this, it rims the storms apart -- rips the storm apart. as long as the wind sheers are in place, it will eat it alive. there's on the system off the coast africa, it doesn't stand a chance of hitting the u.s. mainland with all this wind sheer in place, with the strong el nino there's no chance of that hitting us. that's good news for the u.s. mainland. >>> poconos, 80 degrees, for the, 84 degrees is the forecasted high. 88 lancaster, readin

florida. contract taking it further inland. yesterday were earlier we saw along the coast, now straight through the entire peninsula, let's see how that affects the state in the beginning of next week. much quieter across the region, it expecting plenty of sunshine, temperatures rising into the 70s to low 80s, tomorrow in committees, beautiful tomorrow, sunday a little more heat and a little more humidity, it will get uncomfortable next week, temperatures closing in on 90 degrees and we will stay at that way through the majority of next week. next chance of rain thursday and that, we see a chance of scattered showers and this may be thunderstorms too. let's see what you can expect on the roads. ines: on staten island the expressway, delays approach the verrazzano bridge, staten island bound causing a bit of a delay on the underside. as far as west bound side goes you do have some delays because of earlier construction by victory boulevard. new jersey commute doing fine in essex county, no problems, a little they are 2 lady, not a big deal. let's look at your commute, eastbound towards the long island expressway you are fine right

florida as tropical storm erika enters the state. the storm poses a severe threat to the entire state. it could hit the peninsulaay and then head north. one day after the president marked the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina by visiting new orleans. former president george w. bush will follow today. he will deliver marks at east charter high school. he visited onl the first anniversary of the storm. and democratic presidential candidates are in minneapolis today. they will be speaking at the summer meeting. hillary clinton will speak this morning. have live coverage of that this afternoon. as martin o'malley and bernie sanders. live coverage of the democratic national committee gets underway at 11:00 eastern time in 15 minutes. later this afternoon, we will continue c-span city tour. you have a visit to galveston texas. it is a tour of an 1877 merchant sailing ship. we will hear about the juneteenth celebration of the end of slavery. we will look back to hurricane ike and its construction in 2008. it is a tour of galveston texas starting at 6:00 eastern time. this weekend on the network. politics, books and

florida is in the clear, at least for most of the peninsula. my banner says "remains of erika now." that's because the area of low pressure associated with the storm. there's the center of circulation. you see these oranges and reds, these are thunderstorms. you want that to be all around the center in a healthy tropical storm. but notice all the colors are to the east and so with that, that means a storm is just not healthy and, in fact, at 9:30 the national hurricane center downgraded it to the remnants of erika. now it's still over very warm water so we may not be totally out of the woods yet but for at least the weekend conditions are not favorable for this storm to intensify. with but florida will still get some rainfall out of this. we are looking at a lot of the computer models bringing up the remains of erika and may actually intensify back into a tropical storm by early next week but we still have time to watch it and erika hasn't really been that predictable by computer models, either. it will bring welcome rains to central and southern florida. that's where they're in sev

florida. we'll continue to closely watch the development of tropical storm erica. look for generally sunny, warm and dry day. showers are expected over the great lakes. thunderstorms perhaps off the south atlantic coast and northern peninsulaand the central rockies may have some scattered thunderstorm activity as well. across the state of california tomorrow, it will be sunny and warm to hot in our interior sections. 94 in chico tomorrow. 96 in sacramento. 96 at yosemite. in the bay area, mild to warm day with highs reaching the 70-degree mark. mid-octobh mid-80s and low to mid-90s. it will be a lovely, late summer day. >>> still ahead -- the down side of egg donation. the woman now going public with her personal health struggle. >>> usc's football coach admits he mixed medication and alcohol. but it's what he said over the weekend that has him apologizing today. >>> what are the best low interest credit cards for people trying to rebuild their credit? we'll be talking about i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to contro

florida. >> good monday morning, i am abc7 meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. mainly sunny dead away from the peninsularow and we will have weekend warming as we run out the holiday. we will look at today's 60s loan the cost and 70's around bay and 80s inland, straight failure, we will are in the my 50s to low 60s with more cloud cover and drizzle is possible especially the closer you are to the coast. jumping to the weekend, it will feel like summer >> it's a birthday monday out here. all right, jesse, let's do some "pop." >>> it's time for "pop news." jing e-come on inside when you can. this is what everyone's face looked like when taylor swift made her fans' dreams come true last night on the mtv vma preshow. as we know, the superstar premiered her "wildest dreams" music video. it was like a safari meeting old hollywood. taylor sporting much darker locks for her saharan adventure and drawing inspiration from "the notebook" for the project, which also starred scott eastwood, clint eastwood's son. some extraordinary sites in africa. the proceeds of the video go to animal conservation efforts of the af

heywood over to the connection 1 01 on the peninsula side and keep in mind there is an often in san mateo on the lawn 11 of the exodus and. >>anny hong: of florida families in the ground pork is now and above ground pork it popped up out of the hole after heavy rain--pool dramatic video collapsing and china is sent vehicles plunging into the river below the video was broadcast by a tiny state media heavy rain led to this collapse of three cars parked on the st. paul to review sit one man climbing down the collapse quick to get to the car in with a heavy rainstorm area have seen in years the only able to retrieve all the cards. >>maureen kelly: right now there are 51 and the teacher positions in san francisco public school classrooms the first day of school of the 17th and is coming up quick the distances that and better this time last year but this time the superintendent made an unprecedented role in setting up this e-mail to staffers as much time to quote from their own network of france the biggest need special and bilingual and high school math and science teachers one reason for the trouble the turnoff for the profession after years of layo