great lakes final.he put it all together against previously undefeated rutgers patty driscoll scored four touchdowns including punt returns of 90 and 60 yards in a blowout win the following week. great lakes took advantage of a 90 yard fumble return to eke out a 7 to 6 win over previously undefeated naval academy. they finished the regular season undefeated and received an invitation to the 1919 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was the mare island marines. now, this was a totally different, totally revamped lineup from the team that had won the 1918 rose bowl. but this team was still pretty good. they won all eight of the regular season games, including seven by shutouts, but they had beaten a bunch of nobody. so only one of those wins came against a team with the winning record. maryland then had to run a gantlet in a hastily arranged playoff of undefeated west coast teams. they had to they had to come from behind to beat a san diego navy team to earn that berth in the 1919 rose bowl in the game

that why i continue to support bipartisan efforts that will maintain a healthy great lakes ecosystem through securing funding for the great lakes restoration initiative and why i continue to support efforts like the brandon road lock and dam to fight invasive species. mr. walberg: i'll continue to monitor this and pursue long-term solutions to keep the great lakes healthy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on september 11, 2023, at 4:18 p.m. that the senate passed, senate 294. senate 2747. signed, sincerely, kevin f. mccumber, acting clerk. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in reces

lake city. we have currently beautiful. she's a coordinator at the great salt lake institute and is examined how long life has been affected by the roshan of utah's great salt lake. and then tell it beep israel we have yeah, al key ro, she is the assistant professor at the weisman institute of science in his research, the dead sea in the jordan river valley. hello to everyone. carly, let's start off with you because the great salt lake has been in the news here recently. can you tell us what's going on with it? yeah, so great salt lake is like you're saying one of those lakes that are shrinking. and we're expecting that there's the eco system collapse within the next 5 years. but what's wild is this has not been, this is not a new problem. it's been going on for years and years and years, but it's something that is just on people's radar. and so it's, there's a lot of action that we're hoping to to happen to get this lake to not be so small. and, you know, the lake is going down, but even just a couple of inches with the lake elevation will change the ecos

. >>> now to a little bit of summer sticking around for the great lakes. but down south storms are on the way. ang ji ang angie lassman has her eye on what's on the way. >> the 90s are a little farther south. dallas, 96 degrees we look at parts of the great lakes. mid-80s for minneapolis. chicago had head to the 80s later today as well. this will be something that we'll see stay in place in this region for a couple more days. upper 70s for milwaukee. indianapolis hits low 80s. even as we get into the weekend it will stay fairly mild nashville hangs out into the 80s. we've got strong storms possible in this same region and heavy rain, localized amounts of 2 to 4 inches and the potential for large hail later today and gusty winds centered around on okay and arkansas and we've got nigel off the coast of africa. we'll wait and see what happens with that system we're watching one off the southeast coasthat couldt a steamy 98 for the high 93 in s in shreveport >>> are you tired of talking to bots when it comes to customer service? >> yes, i am we have tips to ge

we passed the infrastructure law celebrating the clean up money that had been dedicated to the great lakes parade so thank you for your time in michigan. and for your great leadership of theth agency. as you probably know the united nations estimates the equivalent 2000 garbage trucks of plastic is dumped into the world's oceans, rivers and lakes every single day. addressing plastic pollution and improving recycling infrastructure is just absolutely essential. i have long been a supporter of this work my very first year in congress as a chair of the research and technology subcommittee on this very committee we convene the first ever committee hearing on recycling and about a decade. we called on the epa to create a national strategy for recycling. fii was pleased to see the epacl released its national strategy for recycling in 2021. then we went on to found the force. i wanted to ask you this, administrator. could you provide an update on the national strategy to prevent plastic pollution and how this strategy will support epa's work in reducing plastic pollution at large? >> absolutely.

then establish that border at the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. and then the convention of. 1818 authorized the joint occupancy of the oregon country, whereby the rights of both british and american citizens to occupy and to trade in the region would be respected respected. now, the second way then that the pacific northwest becomes american territory that differs from other acquisitions is that the was not resolved by war or by but rather by treaty. the two nations signed a treaty in 1846 in which britain and the united states negotiated a final resolution to this dispute. this was complemented by similar agreements on the east coast resolved in 1842 between maine and canada and both sets of regulations, then or both sets of negotiations me were part of a process whereby the two nations reached a substantial accommodation with one another, particularly after conflicts of the american revolution and the war of 1812. all right. let's take a look at the oregon country and define exactly what it is we're talking here. the oregon country

and a good example is the zebra muscle, zebra muscle has calling eyes the great lakes. it's driven the native muscles and clams on your extension. and it's also, you know, a hazard to people when they walk into the water to swim. they cut their feet. um, it also has the unfortunate habit of clogging water intake pipes for energy plants which can be quite dangerous. now we also know that the deliberate introduction of certain spaces has a, has was spectacularly backfires. does this still happen and can you give us an example? or a bio control class or i think you're speaking of bio control, classical biological control, it's gotten to be much better. i think the research is better and people are more careful with it now. however, there are introductions, things that seem to be the 9 that in fact um, escape any way. and, and that's happened with, you know, many, many species. the king code is a spectacular example in australia. um it was introduced for biological control. another species in europe might be the american meg, which was introduced to produce 1st. but as you

, we are looking at temperatures soaring into the upper 90s in a lot of spots, the midwest, the great lakes, into parts of the northeast, the mid-atlantic, we will be breaking some records today. that's a major story on this labor day, monday, we're looking at record heat throughout the northern plains as well. also looking at the chance for some holiday showers mainly throughout the great basin into the plains, we are looking at the chance for heavy rainfall, too, that could lead to flash flooding, rain too, in the lower mississippi valley that could pull moisture off the gulf that severe weather threat that's throughout portions of the northern plains, bismarck to rapid city, we could see winds gusting over 60 miles per hour that could cause some damage also the chance for hail we have a low theft for tornadoes, it's not zero we will watch that as we go throughout this labor day. could see localized flooding in spots because we're going to see rainfall over 2 inches in some spots, where you see brighter colors that's where we are seeing the heaviest amounts of rain this came through porti

right now we're looking at showers and thunderstorms around the great lakes.ures cooler where we've got rain 60s in the pacific northwest great lakes here into the northeast. 90s down in texas and the gulf coast as well. and then we move into today. we are looking at those systems just marching across the pacific northwest. heavy rain and storms down through the gulf >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the system that moved through earlier this morning made things a little wet. overall we are starting to dry out. that's going to be the trend, but that was a pretty significant storm system for the pacific northwest. we'll continue to watch that. meanwhile, here we're looking at clearing skies and mild temperatures. it's going to be a beautiful week looking at more sunshine and slightly warmer >> for nose heading out the door, turn on the raid dradio. >> best time of the morning, "popstart". >>> lot to get to today. we'll start with "the office" tease. >> oh, my god! okay, it's happening everybody stay calm. everybody stay calm. stay calm! >>

lots of rain in the midwest, great lakes down to the tennessee valley.an see the green on the map. that's the cold front moving through bringing all the rain. we could see strong to severe storms as well on wednesday. as we round up the week, showers in the mid atlantic. that storm system is going to make it across the country. it's not a huge storm but could bring problems to end out the workweek from new england to the northeast, mid atlantic, also to the southeast. september steam does not go away in the south central states. we have been warm so long. month after month, the whole summer long, breaking records, we're going to continue to do that. sunny and seasonal, we're looking at the tropic, a system in the atlantic that could become our next named storm in the next couple of days. we'll keep you posted on that too! appreciate that. kathy park, matt bradley, and michelle grossman, thanks to all you. >>> this labor day is a critical test for republican presidential contenders, several candidates prepared to take the stage in new hampshire just momen

but it really is a story of sheet not just across the midwest and the great lakes, but also into eastern parts of canada. toronto is expecting to see the temperature of push up well above the average. by the time we get into monday, it will feel very muggy, hot and humid weather here. that sunshine continuing. however, through to tuesday, that was a move to central america. it's a story of heavy rain, a cool southern parts of mexico. much to why i'm most settled across the north. the temperature continuing to rise in one to re sunday in some monday. the car being lots of lively showers, affecting places like cuba, as well as jamaica. but the heaviest rain, i take it to south america that's going to be affecting southern parts of brazil as well as power of wine. look at the temperature in us and sean. we're down to 20 degrees celsius. on monday. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the city and its here all g 0 was me see a telling them photography, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football. like on a go metro doing the little bit less for di

as that front works its way eastward, heavy rain into the great lakes. strong storms move into the northeast tomorrow could be some airport delays the storms will peak late in the afternoon. heat continues down through texas. smokey conditions through the northern plains because of those >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today our temperatures will head for the upper 80s, maybe just a touch warmer for some of those inland valleys in the east bay, as well as the south county. then tomorrow we see the return of the morning clouds, and we'll bring those temperatures down just a bit, but really no major changes here. it will be slightly warmer by the end of the weekend into early next week, with highs in the low 90s and our warmest >>> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, sir. coming up, new details on that high-profile split of jonas and his wife what he's saying about the decision to end their marriage. >>> and a boost for anyone that ever tried the dog ate my homework excuse. and what does it have to do with this scene at a

this cooler air over the great lakes will be making its way east.cago today, you're going to to be 71 degrees. that's a relief. 9 degrees below average. 80 in st. louis. then for tomorrow the heat stays on in the east. 99 it's going to feel like in philadelphia, 99 in jacksonville, dallas, the heat index 107, 105 in del rio. here comes that cooler air. cleveland, milwaukee, st. louis, lexington, below average. by the end of next week, nice and comfortable. buffalo, boston into the upper 70s to low 80s. mid-70s in pittsburgh. washington, dc, will be in the low 80s. but unfortunately for our friends down south, from mobile all the way to san angelo and corpus christi and further west, triple digits or high 90s. now to lee. right now a category 1 storm. it's 965 miles east of the northern leeward islands. 80-mile-per-hour winds. it's slowing down a little bit. northwest at 13. by tomorrow morning it's a category 3 storm. by saturday morning it's a category 4. by tuesday you can see it's out there in the western atlantic. here's what we call the spaghet

lake in the desert. it seems all the more special this year. >> you are talking to a person who literaly wrote an obituary for greats. >> reporter: biologist bonnie baxter is among the many who until recently feared the great salt like was dying. >> last time i was here just a year ago, this was absolutely bone dry. >> yes, dry out to there. >> and to look at it now -- >> yeah. look at the sailboats. it's like people haven't been able to even have boats on the water. >> reporter: last year, when the lake reached its lowest level ever recorded, what water there was became too salty for much of the life the lake supports. but now the swarms of tiny brine flies on the water's edge is a sign the lake is returning to health. >> so this is exciting for you. >> yes, so exciting. the birds are back on the shore. the flies are back on the shore. it tells us that if we can get water to this lake, the lake will take care of itself, but -- >> you got to get water. >> yeah, and relying on mother nature to do this mammoth snowstorm season again is not a good strategy. >> reporter: utah got more snow this past winter than it's re

for transfer to great lakes. the average loading is about 6 hours. the average load about 10,000 tonnes. great limestone deposits that millions of years when the bed of an inland sea gave up the second basic material used in modern steel making limestone. the entire wall of the quarry has been shattered by blasting to permit removal of dense, hard material and electric shovel swings into action. these cars are carrying 600 tonnes of calcium or stone as. it's termed in the industry. with the pressure of a lever, a car load of stone dumped, plunging a huge crusher of cash steel. the complete unit weighs. £750,000. the crushed stone is deposited in huge storage piles, 60 feet high and several hundred long beneath the storage piles are underground tunnels through which the stone is conveyed to the loading shuttle, which carries 2500 tonnes per hour. after hundreds of miles of open water travel cargoes of iron ore, coal and limestone arrive at the steel plant and are quickly unloaded unloaded. speed is essential to get the boats away quickly for another lo

as we look ahead to the weekend across parts of the great lakes, midwest, northeast, things kind of settle down and we get back to more typical temperatures we have hurricane lee really impressive intensification from this system. 11 prime minis:00 p.m. wednesdas per hour it blows past the period for rapid intensification, 160 miles per hour, that is a category 5 system the good news is, as of right now it continues moving west at 14 miles per hour, keeping it north of the leeward islands, pr puerto rico, hispaniola. either way, no direct impact to nd and thela neighborhood. charleston, jacksonville, orlando, plenty of sunshine expected in miami. a high of 91 degrees >> angie, thank you. we're a back in 60 seconds with the latest on the summer of strikes. fr aomuto workers to actors. an update on the growing calls for bet are working conditions dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's filled with pro-vitamins to help hair lock in moisture, visibly repairing six months of damage in ju

about a decade of service in the congress right now and part of the great lakes community.there are great lakes in the middle part of the country. she does a beautiful job. a team builder. the message i have will be very brief. in about a week i will go down to the world war ii memorial and be there with some people from the executive branch. we will launch our coin sale to the public to raise the money to repair some of what needs to be done at the world war ii memorial. that was one of my first bills in the first decade of my service. i thought i could get that past in a year -- passed in a year, because it is something the american people wanted. boy did i learn something. the first decade is one of inoculation. [laughter] with acid. it took three presidents. that is a whole lecture about what happened. that is when i really understood america and how long it took to do something great. 95 million people have now gone to that place. the compelling stories, the appreciation of the sacrifice of those who make it possible for us to be here today is a very deep, moving story

across the great lakes, temperatures lingering into the low 80s. that's a look at your forecast >> indoor plans in the works >>> we're back in a minute with how the weather is shaping the housing market g market . just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! ( ♪ ♪ ) looks like it's grime time huh? dr. garcia? crest reality checkup. that grimy film on your teeth? it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can cause cavities in months. and your toothpaste just isn't cutting it. most toothpastes quit working in minutes. but the antibacterial fluoride in crest pro-health protects for up to 12 hours. so i can stop cavities before they start? mmm-hmm. can i get a latte? the #1 toothpaste brand in america. crest. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> climate change disasters are pushing a housing crisis many states alrea

. >>> a little hintz of summer is sticking around over the great lakes. but storms are on the way for the south. nbc meteorologist angie lassman has her eyes on what's ahead >> we are dealing with shorts antii shorts and tee shirts you don't normally see in places here are the thunderstorms we're going to watch today, centered over arkansas and oklahoma we could see potentially heavy rain, maybe a few strong storms leading to large hail and gusty winds, and a couple showers and storms centered over portions of the sunshine state otherwise, great conditions across the northeast lots of sunshine mild conditions settling in for folks there stretching into the mid atlantic 84 in minneapolis later today. 80 degrees in chicago. a lot of these places are running ten to i15 degrees above normal temperatures into the upper 70s to low 80s acrosnshine for san sthoents temperatures into the high 90s by this afternoon. by this afternoon. and that's a look at you are why forecast, ladies, back over to you. >>> still ahead, live sports coming to a streaming platform nea

i mentioned the great lakes region, where we are participants in a specially created conference.can talk about this for a long time, but we have also made detailed messages on our website. so additional details. i'm sure you 'll find it there. thank you. thanks a lot. please, on the right side, and my name is ramazan niyazov. i am a first-year student at the faculty of international economic relations. firstly, i would like to thank you for the speech, which was very interesting and informative. and you mentioned. i'm with that's why i had a logical question. and as you know , in 2023, russia presides over the bodies of the eurasian economic union and the main tasks of the country within the union, vladimir vladimirovich putin. i outlined it back in december last year, and among them a special place occupies, and achievements of economic and technological, and independence from the west . please tell me, what do you see as the main challenges for and also which areas of cooperation are there within the organization? a represent the most? promising and priority in the coming years

so don, somalia ma the central african republic. thoughts who da north mozambique the great lakes region to saw hill this year and the horn of africa? the african union peace and security council has declared that it stands ready to deepen is cooperation with the un security console to silence the guns on the african continent and to achieve peace and stability and development. we are called upon to remain true to the founding principles of the united nations by recognizing that i live in the rights of the people of western sahara for so determination, in line with that event you and then that i left them the resolutions we must work for peace in the middle east, for as long as the land of the palestinian remains occupied for as long as the rights are ignored and the dignity is denied. such peace will remain elusive. the actions of the government will visit. i'll have the impaired about the possibility of a viable to state solution to the principles of the you and to talk to on territorial integrity and on the pro vision of the next ation of land. through the use of force must be applied

haven't been vaccinated in some time >>> we have a cold front moving east, bringing rain from the great lakes to the northeast nbc meteorologist angie lassman has her eye on this and other unstable systems angie, good morning. >> it's going to be an unsettled start for a lot of folks across country. showers expected from texas all the way into portions of michigan and that cold front's going to work its way to the east leaving us with unsettled conditions especially across parts of the northeast there's slow-moving cold front it does have a low risk for severe weather so we're not so much looking at strong storms. heavy rain on top of already-saturated ground we'll see that stick with us for tomorrow, too, so it will be something to watch one other thing we watching, hurricane lee, right now category 3 moving northwest at 7 miles per hour the latest track takes it just to the west of bermuda it does look to take a turn to the north over the next 24 hoursish in the meantime, it will continue to weaken, but we'll start to see as it moves to the north it expanding its wind field. that leaves us

showers and thunderstorms around the great lakes.s into northern florida as well. heavy rain some places may pick up to five inches of rain right through saturday. we have got some nice weather coming into new york, however, unfortunately for the northeast, not looking good. pressure developing off the northeast. damp from new jersey to south carolina. friday the heaviest rain is along the coast. could be some coastal flooding, and then saturday that rain could linger in new england and still hang around new york, depending on which model you look at. we do have coastal flood watches and warnings for 12 million people. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are waking up to beautiful sunshine and nice cool temperatures around the bay area. the sunny skies will continue, but then temperatures warm up into the upper 70s for the south bay, low 80s for morgan hill, and also reaching low 80s for livermore, and up to 82 in martinez. we'll repeat this weather tomorrow, but then see rain >> oh, i get it. okay well, you g

more significant cooling for the great lakes by friday.ll be back down into the 80s. still warm, but not as hot as the past couple of days. and now this evening new, hurricane lee. once a tropical storm, now a hurricane. expected to be a major hurricane by the end of the week. and then early next week, high pressure and a dip in the jet stream should keep it away from the east coast. however, norah, this is next week. and there is still a lot we need to watch. >> all right, chris warren, thank you. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, russia unleashed one of its worst attacks on civilians in months today. a missile strike in eastern ukraine, killing at least 17 people and wounding dozens. the attack unfolding as secretary of state antony blinken returned to the war zone with a new aid package for america's besieged alley. cbs' imtiaz tyab reports from kyiv. >> reporter: the moment a russian missile slammed into a busyoutdoor market, bringing fire and death to the streets of kostiantynnivka. the carnage in the eastern donetsk region is on

if you're in the northeast through the great lakes, mid-atlantic, it's going to turn out great. beautiful day from seattle all the way down to san diego. that's what's going on around >>> good morning. we're starting out with clouds, but we are going to see a clearing out and shaping up to be a really nice day. very warm temperatures remain for livermore, concord reaching the 80s. napa, 75 degrees and 75 in san mateo, san francisco, we're staying in the 60s for today and about the same weather tomorrow. but on saturday it will be slightly cooler, especially f >>> that's your latest weather time now for the best time of the morning, the og of pop start and trl, carsondale! >> thank you, uncle al, we miss you, buddy great tour of laguardia's delta terminal on instagram, by the way. first up, 'n sync. turns out the rumors were true after several sightings of former band members hanging around new york recently, the big surprise presentation happened at the vmas this week a brand-new trailer for the movie "trolls 3" reveals that 'n sync is getting back together for their first new m

check in today's high temperatures, unseasonal warm from denver to phenix 60s, from the great lakes to the northeast at 87in albuquerque, 62in seattle. >> coming up, it doesn't stop the news about taylor swift this weekend. >> but first, what we've now learned about this widespread looting in philly and the 52 people arrested and a major development in the case of a colorado mother of two missing for mo morning on good morning america . new details about this looting at several stores in philadelphia. >> police say a social media influencer sparked tuesday night's mayhem. she was among 52 people who were arrested as crowds went from store to store in what investigators say were coordinated attacks. targeted businesses included 18 liquor stores, all 48 government run liquor stores in philadelphia were closed yesterday as a precaution. >> executives from hawaii's largest power company will be on capitol hill today to face questions about the maui wildfire disaster. the company is facing multiple lawsuits claiming its power lines are to blame. but the company has said its lines were power

good morning we're looking at record highs into the northeast and great lakes. advisories into texas severe storms pushing across the northern mississippi river valley western third of the country looking sunny >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures inland, we're headed for the mid-80s today, and we'll see this repeat over the next few days, a few clouds in the morning, afternoon sunshine, and really comfortable and seasonable weather for this time of year. but it will be slightly warmer heading into the weekend, with upper 80s and low 90s into the start of next week. san francisco will be in the upper 60s and staying weather. guys >> al, thank you coming up, we will honor the songs and spirit that made jimmy buffett one of a kind and one of our favorite guests around here. >>> but, first, a special boost featuring this ewe week spotless giraffe born at a tennessee zoo. so what's her name the votes are in, and we will reveal the winner live right after this meet arexvy. ( ♪♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vacci

with the rebellions and conflicts which are tearing apart the democratic republic of congo and the great lakes region or to protect your civilian population. like celebration of the withdrawal of my new skin is becoming an imperative necessity to ease tension between the new school and our fellow citizens. the 17000 strong un peacekeeping missions see that they are congo called my new sco has been present in the country since 1999 last year. a series of protest erupt it against the presence of the contingent, which saw at least 50 protesters killed. people blamed the mission for failing to secure peace from the region and even escalating the conflict for the benefit of western countries, such as france, french presidents of my own. my chronic dismissed the accusations, blaming the congolese people for the complex in their country. since 1994, and it's not fonts as fault, i'm sorry to say it's in such blunt terms. you have not been able to restore the solar anti neither military, no security, nor administrative of your country. this is also a reality. we must not look fault culprits outside thi

from the northern plains, the midwest, the great lakes into the northeast, we have 10 million people impacted. heat advisories throughout the midwest. also the interior part of the northeast. even parts of the midatlantic as well september records today, we could break records in 25 states today. that's because we're going see temperatures soaring into the upper 90s in so many spots fargo, minneapolis, green bay, even the parts of the interior areas of the northeast we're looking at d.c., 96 degrees. that heat holds on tomorrow. a lot of kids are going back to school tomorrow in the northeast. we're looking at temperatures add the to the heat. same story in the northeast. temperatures in the 90s from new york, philadelphia down to d.c and that's your labor day forecast guys >> okay, thank you, michelle >>> texas is the latest state to eliminate what's often called the pink tax a new law had gone into effect ending sales tax on feminine hygiene products, and also ends taxes on things like diapers, baby bottles and maternity clothes. texas is the 24th state to pass a law like this. adv

anywhere from 10 to 25 degrees above normal especially from the northern plains, the midwest, great lakes, into parts of the northeast. we're going to break records once again today it's going to be warm and sunny too in the southeast we're also watching holiday showers. parts of the west, the great basin, central plains as well. could be gusty storms, especially in the northern plains also looking at moisture moving from the gulf of mexico into the lower mississippi valley into the gulf coast that's where you see the green there. we are watching the chance for some flooding in spots but for the severe weather, we're looking from bismarck to rapid city with winds gusting over 60 miles per hour those are the two greatest threats. we do have a threat for our tornadoes. that's on the lower side, but still not zero also looking at chance for very heavy rain in spots. especially where you see the brighter colors, the reds, the oranges the yellow that's where we could see the rain showers especially within some of the storms that could lead to flash flooding we're going sethe cold froe ntn. 95

if you can believe that this second largest freshwater lakes in the country compared to the great lakes. but yeah, they were anything but dry over this past few days. we have that storm system moved through. but back in the bay area, we've got some patchy fog that has moved in along the coastline. turned out to be a nice day around the bay area. it's breezy in spots right now. more wind on the way and more clouds to. in fact, we're probably going to be talking about some drizzle showing up along the coastline overnight tonight at the right now, we've got that breeze blowing looking towards coit tower, a little hazy out there as well. not bad, though. temperature wise numbers. well, not bad either. we've got a warm 83 degrees right now in santa rosa. 83 also in livermore. it is 66 degrees right now in oakland. 63 on this labor day in san francisco. 78 degrees in san jose. if you're stepping out the door here in the next few hours, you're going to see mostly clear skies. although the patchy fog as gather along the coastline. we'll see more of that. we'll have more on your forecast coming

meantime, today , cool in the great lakes, hot and humid up and down the i 95 corridor could see close to 100 in washington, d.c. again. got to watch out today and tonight for severe thunderstorms along i 95 and west. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. >> coming up air travel finally getting cheaper the airline discounts this fall but first a man who was trapped for five days at the bottom of a ravine with no food or water describes the moment a bear came to visit and why bruce springsteen is postponing all of his performances this month. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about