that lift up to the north and east and a blocking pattern, one low pressure that is spinning towards halifaxect the low pressure to the south and east. and as we head through thursday and that will bring us the possibility of some showers and thunderstorms especially west of philadelphia. future tracker showing tomorrow we have a few clouds, although williamsport for the little league world series could have some showers and thunderstorms during the game. this model showing a lot of these showers will have a tough time working east of philadelphia, so the i-95 corridor and areas west will likely see the most rain from the system. 3:00 heavy downpours continuing into the evening hours and behind this we'll be slow to clear on friday. so the eagles preseason home game, looking a little bit iffy, mostly cloudy and the possibility of showers, kickoff temperatures 78 and by the fourth quarter 74 degrees, the call from accuweather, a cool night and seasonable, 67 in , ans, yphia and 60 in allentowh e hae otlael ater a k fr hea iis to bee god a tiallentowh l df as on n co e minuthaasweedcrowturrsho

they had to stop in halifax nova scotia, last night. the pilot diverted the jet carrying 233 passengers after that fire broke out in the galley. >> a passenger tells cbs news they could see smoke and smell smoke in the back of the cabin. the fire was put out and everyone was safe. they made a scheduled landing in halifax. >>> a southwest airlines passenger is in jail this morning accused of sneaking onto her flight to los angeles. police say marilyn hartman has a history of trying to fly without a ticket. on monday she allegedly snuck on. there was no proof she paid for her trip. this is the same airport where a teenager climbed over a fence and flew in a wheel well. >>> the fifth hurricane of the season born this morning. julio is know one of two hurricanes directed to strike on the ahh islands as soon as as tomorrow. craig setzer is watching. good morning. >> good morning. down from category 4. that being said tropical storm force winds as well as wind gust gusts likely on thursday as well as friday. behind hit, julio now category 1,

it misses bermuda, misses areas of nova scotia and all the way through halifax. good to go.n the middle of the country is where all the meet is. yesterday, hundreds widespread. yesterday, st. louis, central illinois, hot week. 99 two days in a row. we were gorgeous this weekend in the northeast. we've been the spoiled brats. everyone else is sweating it out. >> hurricane season extends through -- >> the next six weeks. we have to get through the next six weeks. that's the danger joan. >>> appreciate it. "morning joe," we'll go live to the napa valley as they clean frup a magnitude 6.0. live report from ferguson, missouri. hours before the funeral of michael brown and we'll also talk about the use of force. and we'll huddle around the water cooler. another security breech at the brooklyn bridge. this one in broad daylight. that and the vmas. some almost total wardrobe malfunctions that i think are totally planned. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." glass on floors. d

it was headed to brussels, but when the fire broke out, the pilot touched down at an airport in halifax, nova scotia. firefighters met the plane on the ground. the fire was put out before the emergency landing and no one was hurt. >>> and a woman landed herself in jail after allegedly by passing airport security and flying to los angeles without a ticket. 62-year-old marilyn hartman boarded a southwest airlines flight at san jose's manetta airport monday. they didn't notice the extra passenger until the plane landed. they say she's tried the same thing at least six times in san francisco but she was always caught. >>> the nation is mourning the loss of a two-star general this morning killed in an apparent insider attack in afghanistan. major general harold greene was stationed in kabul since january. he was a 34-year veteran of the u.s. army. greene was the lone fatality at a shooting at a training ground for afghan soldiers. nearly 15 others were hurt. david martin reports. >> reporter: it happened at midday at the military academy where afghans are trained to become officers. a delega

storm at 23 miles an hour and and will act set rate toward the north and be well off the coast of halifax by tomorrow evening. so it's going to be rather quick but even though the storm will be hundreds of miles away it will impact our weather. especially tomorrow bertha will bring us a high risk of rip currents all this water piling toward the injuries seashore and the delaware beaches having no placing to be pulling out little bit slower and that creates that rip current risk. now locally we have a few scattered showers during the overnight. and another threat during the day tomorrow. coming up we'll talk more about our next chance of storms and also the unusual stretch that comes after that i'll have that later in the broadcast with the seven day. >> jessica. >> new information tonight were you a near drowning down the shore. a woman pulled under by a rep current in the waters off atlantic city is now in intensive care. last night police said that woman died after cpr at the soon was not successful but we learned late today she was revised after she was transpd some say that a it loans

emergency ground crews at halifax nova scotia rushed to the plane. one was united airlines jet from newark on its way to belgium. a small fire was reported on that airplane. two minutes after that plane landed, an air canada flit from montreal to germany was diverted to halifax because of a medical emergency on board. no one was hurt. >>> hawaii bracing for both a hurricane and a tropical storm. now some of the major airlines say if you are planning to fly to hawaii either tomorrow or friday, you can chaining -- change your plans. certain airlines, hawaiian, united and american airlines are waiving the reservation change fees for tickets on august 7th and 8th. you will be able loued to change -- you will be able loued to change on -- you will be allowed to change to another flight. hurricane iselle is due to hit tomorrow with a lot of rain and winds and then make landfall on friday. tropical storm julio is expected to hit the islands two or three days later. a costco store in honolulu is restocking essential items like bottled water. but the manager

passengers tweeted photos of firefighters boarding the 777 at halifax airport. the fire was already out when it landed but still folky in the cabin. united dispatched another plane to pick up those passengers. >>> new overnight for the first time we're seeing new photos of former taliban captive bowe bergdahl. the photos show an apparently healthy-looking bergdahl dressed in military fatigues. they were taken during a legal conference with his attorney at forth sam houston in texas. bergdahl faces questions today from army investigators about his disappearance in afghanistan in 2009. >>> this morning there is a new report of another major computer security breach. "the new york times" says that russian hackers have stolen more than a billion user names and passwords. this breach impacts 420,000 websites. apparently, though, little of the information is being sold to other online crooks, instead it's being used to send marketing pitches and other junk e-mail. >>> a three-day cease-fire is holding more than 24 hours after it went into effect. palestinians ventured

to belgium, a small fire was reported two minutes after the plane landed and they were diverted to halifax because of a medical emergency on board and nobody was hurt during those incidents. >>> hawaii bracing for a hurricane and a tropical storm. say, if you are planning a flight to hawaii or to another area and they are waiving on august soth to 12. and in the meantime people are stocking up ahead of those storms. the first big storm is due to hit tomorrow with a lot of the rain and high winds and then make landfall on friday. tropical storm julio is expected to make landfall two days later. a pasco store is restocking bottled water but they expect it to run out quickly. >> everybody rushes and of those people done mind it. >>> coming up in 20 minutes, a look at what happened after the car flew off the freeway and on to the lot. >> plus... >> oh, my gosh, that car is going down... >> caught on camera after the break, how almost a dozen airmen saved an elderly couple trapped in a flash-flood. >>> you can see, we do have an accident in contra costa county, we will let you know how it is im

the united airlines flight landed in halifax. an airport spokesperson says the fire was contained and had already been extinguished during the flight. the plane had 233 people on board. no one was injured. >>> a vigil today will honor a woodbridge teen who was supposed to start his senior year of high school. daniel anders died from a suspected drug overdose following a concert in may lary. he was at a music festival. police believe they overdosed on ecstasy. a candlelight vigil scheduled for 7:00 tonight at hilton high school in woodbridge. >>> ten months after a shooting rampage at the washington navy yard, the chairman of the base's police union tells the news 4 iteam the local navy police force is yupd staffed. in tony mealy says just one officer at a time is patrolling the navy yard and there are 40 fewer officers than they should be and a similar shortage slowed the response to the shooting in september. >> is the washington navy yard as vulnerable to attack now as it was september 16? >> yes, sir. we haven't really made an

the boeing jet safely diverted to halifax, nova scotia last night. that flight left newark, new jersey, headed to brussels. there was a small fire in the galley of the aircraft. crews were able to put it out quickly. no injuries reported among the 233 people on board. arthel: secretary of state john kerry now pushing for israeli and palestinian leaders to agree to new peace talks. a 72-hour cease-fire remains in effect following a nearly month-long conflict in gaza that killed more than900 people. israel had been facing international criticism for its civilian casualties but nynex guest says this outrage has a double-standard. in a "wall street journal" op-ed he writes, quotete, people often point out how peculiar it is that the jewish state seems to arouse a level of condemnation that never seems to apply equally elsewhere. perhaps real racism is muslim suffererring around the world when the person dropping the bomb or pulling the trigger is another muslim. joining us author, bret stephens. foreign affairs columnist for "wall street journal." bret,

landing in halifax, nova scotia. the fire was contained and extinguished prior to the landing on tuesday night. >>> australian commuters in perth teamed up to free a man stuck between the plane and a platform. a man boarding. his leg slips between the gap. the passengers line up and push the carriage up, so the man can get free. team work. good to see, isn't it. fantastic. >> more ahead, including this. >> i'm in south africa and i'll show you how this is used in communities where there's no electricity. >>> and a result causing shock waves in the world of women's rugby. that may be new zealand getting beaten. goodness, we'll find out in a moment with andy. >>> rolling power cuts in south africa force many to use risky fuels. kerosene and firewood. we have the story of a solar candle bringing cheaper and cleaner light to toes that need it. we have more from johannesburg. there's no electricity again. this woman has a back up plan, a solar candle. to meet the energy needs the south african government introduced rollin

and, indeed, on december 5th fdr promised the british ambassador, lord halifax, that they would do so. as it turned out, that was not the problem that we were going to have to face, since they were determined to go to war with us as where. alas, and i can take questions about this too, admiral kimmel in hawaii -- although he had received a warning of imminent war on november 27th -- essentially didn't believe it. he had decided for his own reasons that war was not about to break out, and that was why he was not ready. now, there was never any chance either that we would fight only japan. on december 8th roosevelt asked for the declaration of war against japan. on december 9th, he gave a fireside chat stressing that japan and germany were acting as allies and, indeed, that japan was acting on germany's behalf. again, the magic intercepts had told us that the japanese had warned the germans a couple of days before pearl harbor that there was likely to be a dramatic change in their relations with the united states and that the germans had assured them that, if necessary, they were quite

rip current at the shore, tropical storm bertha still with us, now, the coast of halifax, nova scotia-mile per hour winds, it is weakening, and moving rapidly towards the northeast, i think one more day, maybe two, of dangerous rip currents, as you see the direction of the storm, far, far away from us, and that's the way we like our hurricanes and tropical stormsment not making landfall. now, today, with cold front coming through, later in the day, could see lightning at the shore. be careful on the beach. if you hear some thunder, exit immediately, temps in the low 80s, win out of the northwest, changing over to the southeast 5 miles an hour, we've got 75 degrees ocean water temperature, moderate risk of rip currents, and a eight for your uv index. it was 890 degrees, as we predicted yesterday. 86 degrees the average high. so, we did end up above average, but today, will probably be right where we're supposed to be. with high of 86, and seven out of ten, because of those pop up late day thunderstorms, they will not be widespread. you mayor may in the get one. but we will get tomorrow

. >> let me go to the halifax decision.does the irs have an obligation to now tell taxpayers that tax credit may in fact not be available? >> we actually are -- i think we have an obligation to keep taxpayers n about all aspects of the internal revenue code. we have a program of public information to advise taxpayers now if they're getting premium -- if their information changes, they should go back. >> to the extent that we go forward -- >> are you going to educate taxpayers on the potential ramifications of the halifax decision? >> we will put out information regarding it. as i say right now, two courts have come to different conclusions, so we don't intend to make any different changes, and therefore i think our advise, though it's not totally until my control, because it's a policy issue and we're just tax administration, but my general should continue to operate as they have thus far until we get to a final decision. >> let me go to the ways and means statement yesterday, their press statement. one of the things they s

and immersed him in hog's head rum where he would swish and sway at halifax, nova scotia. it took about an hour to overwhelm an inferior force of mostly militiamen. if they could bludgeon the mission, baltimore was theirs and philadelphia was probably next. but even though there was no cover and the pounding went on for a day and a night, nobody ran. nobody flimpled. the british planned an attack at night. they would later draw defenders away from the hef shrill fortified eastern hills so that the british infantry would then be able to charge through and capture the city. but, towards midnight, the naval commando sent a message to his land commander that he would not be able to help. he said the force could you describe not penetrate the cattle behind which they waited with gun boats. and so the land command er if i failed my military character was gone forever. there was a man called phoeb phoebe morris. and she wrote to her father. she said papa, we may have to swear allegiance to the british crown in three months that. 's how high the stakes were. there was a hostage on

who showsnyone resistance, can be expected to taken in chains to halifax. the chesapeake provided access to the richest and most important land in america at this time. certainly, in addition to being the home of the capital of washington dc, some of the most important cities like baltimore in norfolk were on the water, and within easy access of the british. establishing control of the bay, the british were able to put a lot of pressure on united states. it is important to remember that foughtr was primarily along the canadian frontier. the united states was trying to take over some of the territory that belong to great britain in british america, today ontario and quÉbec. they weren't having a great deal of success. in order to relieve the pressure on the frontier area, the british had sent george cockburn and his squadron here in 1813 with the idea of causing some trouble. this is exactly what george cockburn does. whoe is a british historian is in the united states at the time that the war breaks out, and he later says that until george cockburn showed u

it is based in halifax california. not doing much over 52 weeks.ve and heart tissue. these are some of the things under their umbrella. >> we certainly do. thank you very much. let's get the latest on isis. they are reportedly demanding $6.5 million to release an american who is being held hostage in syria. she has not been identified. a chicago born american has died fighting with isis militants in syria. last hour, we brought on the show colonel ralph peters. listen to what he had to say. >> 300 plus americans. that is literally one in a million. they are not people -- congress to anything, including technology. the most zealous people. stuart: i want to start out by saying you are a brave man. you have been interviewed throughout the media. taking a very pro- america, pro-democracy distinction. thank you very much for being back with us, sir. appreciate it. stuart: what is going on in america? going and fighting for a bunch of ruthless killers. explain it. what is going on? >> it is all about the narrative. we saw the wrapper that committed the

it landed in halifax, nova scotia. a gang of hackers in russia may have made the biggest tall yet.s stole 1.2 sets of usernames and passwords. thatecurity firm discovered is not saying what websites were hacked. great. between gangs and hackers and the kremlin is permeable and hard to define. [laughter] good point, brendan greeley. the second aid worker with ebola is admitted to an atlanta hospital. both patients are being treated with an experimental drug. >> the high point of bloomberg surveillance. four hours of broadcast. single best chart. it is a convoluted single best chart. [laughter] >> one chart for four hours of "bloomberg surveillance." come on. lucrativebeen very for banks. the single best chart is courtesy of our guest host carter mack and his company jmp. the blue line is a price-performance 30 days after the offering. it is a little more volatile, to say the least. why is that? why is price-performance more volatile? >> the type of ipos that are coming up. we have had a lot of activity in the biotech space. we have seen a pullback in biotech stocks. we have seen som

but as halifax price data showed just yesterday, that has picked up again and mortgage applications again picking up. political pressure being a huge determinant in the bank of england even though they're independent. we'll wait to see what they say in the inflation report next week, but probably not much change from today's decision. >> helia, a very busy month for you. not the worst to be standing outside the bank of england. i saw when i came in, the weather is absolutely beautiful today. check out helia's article on cnbc.com on why the boe is absolutely key for the bank of england. so one central bank to the next. let's listen to what they've been having us. >> our strategy is to ensure that we're a customer funded bank, customer loans funded by customer deposits in our capital. we always tried to resist the temptation of central bank money because, you know, that can be unsustainable if you base a strategy around that. so i don't think that we will be significant participants in that you have to be very careful to make sure you can wean yourself off. but, obviously, if there's an opp

flight 999 had to stop in halifax, nova scotia last night. the pilot diverted the jet carrying 233 passengers after the fire broke out in the galley. >> they could see smoke and smell chemicals coming from the back of the cabin. the fire was put out before the jet landed. everyone safe. passengers continued their trip hours later on a different plane. an air canada passenger had a medical emergency. >>> a southwest airlines passenger is in jail this morning accused of sneaking onto her flight to los angeles. police say marilyn hartman has a history of trying to fly without a ticket. on monday she allegedly snuck past security in san jose and after landing, the crew learned hartman had no proof that she had paid for her trip. san jose is the same airport where a teenager climbed over the perimeter fence in april and then rode in the wheel well of a jetliner flying to hawaii. >>> and off the coast of hawaii the fifth pacific hurricane of the season formed this morning. julio is now one of two hurricanes expected to make a direct strike on the h

host: james in halifax, virginia. independent caller. caller: i agree that he should seek congressional approval. this president has no desire to eliminate isil. host: jesse in michigan. democratic caller. we are always at war. i'm not for. -- i'm not for it. we need to stop these wars. [indiscernible] host: i will keep it on-topic. we go to randy in pennsylvania. caller: the president needs to seek congressional approval. a presidential power. if there is nothing that constitutionally gives the president power to go to war. being the commander-in-chief come all that does is let him decide the direction of war once war is declared. that is congressional power. going to war. he gets to decide the direction of war. host: linda in california. democratic caller. i also feel he should not have to publicize his moves. as the commander-in-chief, he can make the moves that is needed. whatever happened to top-secret? in world war i, they did not publicize everything. and we won. toon't know what to expect accomplished by announcing everything. co

passengers tweeted photos of firefighters boarding the plane at the halifax airport. the galley was already out. but still smokey inside the cabin. none of the 233 people on board was hurt. >>> a normal level of excitement returned to times square. a collision between two double-decker tour buses. the area was packed with tourists as a traffic light crashed to the ground. this earth cam video shows the scene. 15 people were injured including a child. for more, here's wabc's josh eineger. >> reporter: from the crossroads of the world, police towed the gray bus at the center of the terrifying crash. >> i heard an explosion. i thought it was a bomb. >> reporter: the accident caught on video as the bus slammed into a light pole which crashed on to the sidewalk where hundreds line up every day for tickets to broadway shows. >> think something was wrong with the bus. it went so fast. >> reporter: this gray line employee says the bus was to pick up a load of tourists and never stopped. instead careening through the intersection. >> crazy, really crazy bus driver at a very hi

. >> host: james in halifax virginia independent caller. good morning, james. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i agree that he should seek congressional approval for where this process no desire to eliminate isis. he is allowed in to get our take some iraqis. >> host: jesse in muskegon michigan. your thoughts treachery i don't [inaudible] i'm not for it. stop these wars altogether because -- [inaudible] >> host: i'm going to keep it on topic. we will go randy in pennsylvania, independent caller. good morning to you, randy. >> caller: good morning. the president needs to seek congressional approval. first of all it's not a presidential power. there's nothing in the constitution that gives the president power to go to war. being the commander-in-chief all that does is let him decide the direction of war once war is actually declared. that's congressional power. us going to war come as commander-in-chief he gets to decide the direction of war. >> host: linda, california, democratic caller, you're up early. go ahead. >> caller: yes. i also

a new plane was flown to halifax so they can complete their trip now to belgium. >> some of the more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by boca haram may have been spotted. the "wall street journal" reports on two separate occasions u.s. surveillance flights over northern nigeria spotted large groups of girls gathered together in a remote field. now it's raising hope that some of them are the abducted girls. officials say the surveillance suggests at least some of them are getting special treatment and are likely being used as bargaining chips for release of boca haram prisoners. we'll keep on that story for you. >>> got to show you this heart-pounding rescue caught on camera. watching that flash flooding out near las vegas. cars are swept away which flash floods. take a look at this. >> get out! get out! hurry! >> shocking to see it's las vegas, the desert. an elderly woman was stuck in her prius. can you see the other groups rushing towards her. she's pulled to safety just as they got her out. one of the guys had to be rescued himself from the fast moving muddy water. fortunately it's