it's going to gogo right up the east coast we always keep an eye on these things this is tropical systems have a tendencyn to affect our weather. this will not to this. late thursday into friday of this weekend is going to work really could have had a weekend like this and like four months.a and that air show is just much going on. in college football starts to. what a great weekend.oll bracing for impact in florida.i thed massive tropical storm bary down on the panhandle and already causing widespread ahead of its arrival.r andr sweet treat travel what's being found in some perfect pastryeatein as they had to do. it's a live look at the in about bridge patty harkin will have a look at the closer to its history do weather and traffic every eight minutes. good at morning everybody. it isorn thursday, september 1. here is aep shot of the terminal tower in teal.a we are talking aboutl all the rain cancer awareness.wa september is a month for a fact. if you have gotten a dressed to pull out your teal. my name is jessica dill filling in for kristi capel. let's check in with scott sabol weather

the laws gogo into effec january 1. time is 552. weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead. will he be able to set up a colony on mars. one copy has as. big plan. it is about to make a long that is straight ahead. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. i think i will pass. remember that movie. more like a five hour movie. i want to check in with scott sabol. >> that was rough. just watch the movie if you haven't.e >> we have got some pretty good rain to the west. this is the beginning of the very unsettled day today with more brain developing late morning. d early morning from west as temperatures climbing to the -- on wednesday and thursday.y. hard to believe that we're almost through the month. >> the time now is 5:57. weather and traffic every eight minutes. plus there were a lot of browns in yesterday's game. the monday morning running back

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gogoing to the central pacific, two named storms. one is already impacting the big island. madeline is a tropical storm now moving to the southwest at 24 kilometers per hour. but packing winds of 95. we do have a tropical storm warning in place for the islands here. it is expected to go toward the south when it comes to the center of circulation, but it is bringing all the rain and winds with it. because of that, it's going to be a rough couple of days from that storm. then we have a category 3 storm named lester. this hurricane is expected to continue to move to the west, weaken a bit, and move slightly north of thehe islands. but still bringing with it the intensity of hurricane-forced winds. as we go toward the weekend, expecting madeleline to go towa the south, lester toward the north. so hopefully you were prepared. we talked about this during the past several days. wet and windy into friday. lester's impact on saturday and thatat rain is e expected to continue as we go into sundayay. one more storm that we're going to talk about. this is a tropical storm named hermine

people from going to prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbed wire and cement are gogoingo create more hatred. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest national project since the beginning of the occupation four decades ago. they are maintaining that they are building this wall to prevent suicide bombing and it's supported by 85% of israel's population. everyone in israel understands that it's bound to become a future border. the problem with the wall is it does not really follow the 1967 border. it cuts deep into palestinian territory and what would become the future palestinian state. p took us on a tour to explain to us the thinking behind the building of these walls. >> the problem today between left and right is that security is mixed with politics. a guy from the neighborhood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death. and i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed b

tamir's death at the hand of police while some wanted it to be preserved others are happy to see it gogo w the dismantling of the gazebo outside the caddellca rec center on cleveland's west as i began this morning cruise and telling fox eight will take a couplea of days it to take everything down from the shingles of the routed onto the gazebo and a memorial garden to a museum in chicagoaz where it will be part of a display of all people killed in encounters with police tamir was shot by an officer when he and his officeric he and his partner responded to ae call of a man waving a gun outside the rec center in november of 2014 it turned out he had a very real looking pellet gun relatives are telling fox a day had eight they had mixed feelings about the demolitionetr reminder of what happens to her son so that was her wishes to have this gazebo taken down. >> it's a mixed feelings i kind of wanted it to stay becausese this is where he lost his life but i do want it to go there were no plans for price to be present during the dismantling of the gazebo and again it will din take a couplef d

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these have been moving from gogo from north to south those are ar going to continue to pass fromrm northwestd.c. and down through fairfax county and that's abouth it after that goes on by. let's go down to the south andh see what's going on with hur hermine. much of this area doesn't have a lot of buildup, but we're worried about tallahassee tonight but on that track thatht city is going to get a powerful hit and inside these very strong outer bands the wind gusts have been really, really high. some the buyys you can see recording 54-mile an hour gusts but i know our hurricane hunters did see gusts to about 98 miles per hour tonight.r here's the track, look at allat the warnings.ni the tropical storm warnings and we can track these all the way up through the carolinas andnd that tropical storm watchwat continues from norfolk all the way up through the delaware beaches and on into new jersey. again, the track as of the last check 80-mile per hour winds anr this will be updating very, very soon. but it does take it slightly inland. we have seen a noticeabletice eastward shift during the day to

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because we goingng to keep o onh our dignified struggggle will sp week, as m mothers andnd father, are gogoing to demand, not ask,, but demand they present our sons alive because that is how they took them. the police took them away alive. amy: hundreds more people marked the second anniversary of the 43 students' disappearance in australia, los angeles and in new york city, where antonio tizapa, the father of one of the disappeared students, thanked the demonstrators. >> we feel this energy that comes from those hearts without knowing those students went out to the streets to the mexican consulate to prorotest and demad they give back those kids alive. we as parents are very happy on that aspect. amy: in colombia, the government and farc rebels have signed the historic peace deal l during a ceremony in the cocoastal city f cartagena monday. the signing is the latest step in the efforts to end one of the world's longest conflicts. it began in 1964 and has claimed some 220,000 lives. more than 5 million people are estimated to have been displaced. on sunday, colombians will vote in a nationwide

but for hillary clinton this gogoes to something beyond the issue of medical transparency but the pension for keeping information close to the vest, not being transparent. hillary clinton, by virtue of the fact that they decided not to tell the public on friday that she had munonia and then to wait several hours before disclosing the pneumonia even yesterday she created problems for herself. when you guard information too closely sometimes you raise more questions than you want. >> which brings to the point a lot of discussion lately. donald trump won't release his tax returns. she won't release her medical records for the most part. i know it is tough, you can't legislate this kind of thing. don't you think candidates should have to release that information? >> absolutely. that is why it has been a tradition. hillary clinton has released a lot more relevant information than donald trump has. she released a legit doctor's letter from 2015. donald trump released this ridiculous letter now he is saying he will introduce real information. she put out a lot of tax return information and he pu

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