. ♪ hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for blaine, for logan and victory ♪ hurrah, hurrah >> our profile of presidentialdidates continues wednesday night on american history tv with a look at williams jennings bryan. he served as secretary of state under president woodrow wilson. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >>> book tv on c-span 2. 48 hours of non-fiction books and authors every weekend. here's featured programs this weekend. saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwords" kimberly strassel argues the left is using tactics to usurp the political process in her book "the intimidation game how the left is silencing free speech." she's jond by jenny thomas, contributor to the daily caller. >> government abuse is largely one sided. when i started this -- i care about free speech and the first amendment. i'm a libertarian when it comes to this and i don't think -- you know, i have no allegiance to one party or the other and i went into this -- i'd written a lot about the abuses on the left for my column in the "wall street journal" but i assumed going in that i was going to find a bunch of stuff

weekend forthe last folks before the big hurrah. veronica: temperatures are headed up, not down. we give you the sticky, the hot for today. and for thursday, the big day with the change because the weather front will be moving through. we get downright cool on saturday, so a cool stretch coming up for the labor day holiday. right now, just a little but of humidity, and temperatures down from yesterday at the same time, 63. a cool spot in mt. airy, 74 in d.c., and jummy, we will see temperatures topped out at 90 degrees. keep that in mind as you make your way around the area today. jummy: vj, see why. both shot overnight in northeast d.c. victimsay the two walked into a fire station nearby to get help. one of them, we are told, is in serious condition right now. so far, no information about a possible suspect or exact way what happened or even a motive, but for reference, this shooting happened just round the corner from where a man was shot and killed yesterday. that was our sam sweeney who reported live. d.c. police not saying they could be connected in any way, but as we get mo

the last hurrah for the kind of racial campaign came in 1970 against albert brewer, who had been one of his proteges. he replaced his wife as governor. in the wake of that campaign, it was a pretty all out use of the race issue, attacks that brewer was a candidate of blacks. in the aftermath of that, politically, he said to many of his aides that this was the last campaign he would be able to run like this. the public mood of voters was changing and black voters were fully enfranchised at that moment. when he emotionally chain, that, i think, really comes later on. >> as we discussed with dan carter a little earlier, george kellner was governor in 1968 and lost in 1962. here is a bit from the speeches in 1968 and 1962. >> if i did not have what it took to treat a man there regardless of his color, then i do not have what it takes to be governor of this great state. today, i have stood where once jefferson davis stood and took an oath to my people. it is very appropriate that from the cradle of the confederacy, this very heart of the great anglo-saxon southland, that today we sound th

. >> reporter: call it their last hurrah. male spiders on the corral. on a mission to mate. >> now the bachelors are heading out. >> reporter: ken foose. >> they are harmness, fuzzy, they eat other insects. if you see one outside -- >> leave it alone. >> reporter: if you find one in your house, you may want to call someone like ted. >> there is probably another issue where there is a hole hour a gap where tarantulas are getting in. >> reporter: mating season runs through the end of october. so watch your step. >> i think i will be putting shoes on and shaking out my shoe shoes before i put them on. >> reporter: the males are usually eaten by they just die from exhaustion trying to find them. marie and jim, i'm gonna leave you with that. [laughter] >> reporter: reporting live, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> the newsiccal interlewd there. >> entertaining. yes. >> i think we got the picture. >>> news 3 is your weather authority and we're interesting how do you like that transition? >> whole new visual of tarantulas. >>> let's talk about our visual of the dopple

. >> this is the last big ora -- hurrah for summer. the pools will be shutting down we've got things straightened out. oil give it to you straight. 78 is the temperature. wind at 14 miles an hour. today's dew point is back in the 50s. that means we have scoured out a lot of moisture and humidity and it feels good. this is the last day of august, that means summer is coming to that's june through august. we had 19.87 inches of rain. 6inches above normal. the average temperature 72.21 degrees. that makes this the 24ed warmest on record. warm and wet. we were aware of that with the muggy conditions. and here's the dew point, this is the big change, they dropped back in the 50s around eastern the actual temperatures are much better, many locations with highs in the upper 70s across the upper midwest. that builds southward, tomorrow it will be cooler than today. notice too, this dry air doesn't have cloud coverer rain and this is the pattern to hold. here's tomorrow's high degrees. mid-70's look to be a good bet. the dew point should remain

. >> reporter: call it the last hurrah. the nocturnal creatures on a mission to mate. >> now they are holding off to the bullpen. >> reporter: then foose owns exotic pets. >> what's there not to love? they are harmless, and cute. >> reporter: maybe not cute hurt them. >> like a bee sting. >> these pests have a purpose. they eat other insects, sometimes scorpions. if you see one outside -- >> leave it alone. >> reporter: if you find one in your house, call someone like ted. >> there's probably another issue where there is a hole or a gap where pet -- where pests are getting in. >> reporter: tarantula season runs through the end of october. so watch your step. shoes before i put them on. >> reporter: the male tarantulas are usually eaten by the females after they breed or they die from exhausttion during their search for them. >> they will be scurrying pack into the kevis -- crevisses because of these clouds. >> let's go right to it. put some clouds in motion. we had a lot of development today. the real stuff over the mountai

. >> this is our last hurrah before we leave. >> this year's germantown wrestling program, picnic fundraiser, bringing out hundreds of supporters, for jesse. >> he's one of us, we've been rooted for him, and he made it, and we want to doesn't have to worry of the financial part for the family members. >> that was his wish to have his family in the stands, it's important to have that moral support. >> but the support goes far beyond the good luck. the fundraiser is expected to raise several thousand dollars for the family. >> it's part of the deal, part to help defer the costs. >> years of hard work and sacrifice, that repayment, comes in gold. him, it's about i'm going for the gold. >> nothing less. >> today's tmj4. >>> on to baseball, brewers and diamondback, game flee out west. -- three out west. the crew is up 2 nothing. capped by the throwing error. later the sixth, former brewer, singles to center. and diamond b brewers, 9-3. >>> and tapping this ball on 18, to shoot a final round, 58, he tied for fifth. and kelly had a nice tournament and taps this ball in for birdie. and finishes seco

h of heat.eat. >> the last heat hurrah.> i plan on enjoying it. it. tomorrow is the last day of noaf school for >> pool. >> i think so.hio. >> good pool day tomorrow. good pool day today. tod notice your winds out of the o south at 11.1. that's going start pumping inum not only the warmer wme temperatures but the humidity te as well over the next 24 nex hours.urs. all right, we're waking upre wau with generally sunny skies. s decaying rain system i'm goingis to keep it simple for you out yu to the west and that willhat likely bring us a little bit of cloud cover and if you'reover one of our viewers well out to t the west maybe a sprinkle early. early. later today we've got a chancegc that we could pop a storm or two as the atmosphere is aeris little more unstable as it's been in the last few days but dy it should be widely scattered,ed isolated really rick of a of thunderstorm today. t 92 getting back in the heat. h 97 tomorrow. tomorrow. isolated storms tomorrow.at that is a cold front tomorroedwr that will bring slightly

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theout fresh interest in 747, boeing may have to end the program. 2023 may mark the last hurrah.gineers saw the travel and cargo home incapacities promised and in the 1960's, they created the 747 to redefine luxury. in 1990's a new generation of jetliners with similar long range and just two engines chugging jet fuel. the timing was lousy and the market was shifting by the first commercial flight back in 2007. skies and runways become more crowded as air-traffic is expected to double. airlines worried about 500 to 600 seats filled. boeing says the world will need 500 large freighters. the difficulty of expanding when building airports will one day favor the superjumbo again. you can read more about jumbo jets and all of our quick take on the terminal and that is your global business report. head to bloomberg.com for more business stories. mark: let's stay with the airline industry. the carrier reported record profit for the latest business year and announced its first dividend since 2009. earlier today, the chief he isive told bloomberg excited about what is next for the carrier,

ready for one last hurrah before going to the going with the kids before going back to school? the screening takes place monday august 15 at cinemark's as you come city, new day cleveland city. a new boutique winery combines history and fun all will come back to cleveland new day cleveland that sorry we at what is happening? >> you don't have to venture h o far to experience the wind in this city. we have the boutique winery we will be checking down. >> and landscaping what you need to know about growing cost is. hostas. great deer food and they commend destroy them take a number of mine up in the drivewayf at my house is hostas time to yes yes. f we have a big big birthday to talk about todaye 96 years old and i know she is probably watching right now this is our director john's grandma look how cute she is. are those the flowers john daughter? she anyway and supposedly she got all mad is spread over on hisppn her birthday. >> i heard she is a most excellent cook i bet she makes italian foodak what you think? >> i have a feeling she does and it's absolutely delicious. happy ha

when he heard about what had happened in frick's office he shouted hurrah for the man who shot frick. he was hung by his thumbs. they did things like that. , droveted and passed out them out of town -- drove him out of town. these are the good days. they were still getting along. even in the aftermath of homestead. there they are at one of the rented the states carnegie referred to in scotland. this is one of the results of outdos desire to somehow carnegie in their latter days. carnegie spent his life trying to get his money away. frick spent much of his time on that meant to show he was every bit the savvy businessman as the richest man in the world. that is the frick building on the left. there are some other stories i can't repeat about why frick wanted to climb on that roof. but some of you may have heard them. of the -- ofample carnegie's giving. the beautiful carnegie library is still operating. still a beautiful building. a workman said yes, but what good is a library toyman who has to work -- to a man who asked to work six days a week? of, ona concept unheard thought of befor

just did a last hurrah before school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about >> texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander >>> good morning. we have a traffic alert for southern hillsborough county. i-75 backed up for two miles right at big bend in the we have a crash with a vehicle fire. again fhp reporting a significant backup. look at big bend. in the red between 41 and 301. i'm going to zoom out so we can see what our options are but you definitely want to avoided i-75 heading northbound. we're als

. >> new glasses for school and we just did a last hurrah, they said, before school starts. hurrah as we head into the peak of hurricane season. by september 10th. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and the outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about >> just to let you guys know, texas is represented out here today, amy. becky is breaking down when to save or splurge on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending, and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. are seeing new faces at their schools. today's the first day on the job for over 15-hundred newly hired teachers. it's really a sign of progress for the district. it's been struggling with a massive teacher shortage. the superintendent says there's 3-hundred positions still open. parents across the district are years of overcrowded classrooms. 21:37:5

just did a last hurrah, they said, before school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about school and best parts of summers our area. everyone gets sunshine today with highs in thew readings will fall a few degrees right along the lake on a light southeast breeze. increasing clouds late tonight with lows >> just to let you guys know, texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or splurge on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending, and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. first a look at your morning commute. this is a live look from our d-o-t cameras on i-

. >> new glasses for school and we just did a last hurrah, they hurrah as we head into the peak of hurricane season. by september 10th. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and the outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about school a >> just to let you guys know, texas is represented out here >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or splurge on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending, and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. >>> good morning, the time is 8:27. i'm christopher sign. firefighters in chandler and tempe busy overnight after a pair of house fires. one of them said to be suspicious. chandler investigators still looking into the fire near chandler and mcclintock. we're told that started on the porch and quickly spread to the garage and attic. turns out the ho

just did a last hurrah, they said, before school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about school and best parts of summer day with dew points well into the 70s. actual air temperatures should warm to the low 80s in all locations. plan on primarily after 10am. unfortunately, these will be so poorly organized, it's tough to time out favored areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same boundary is still in our area tomorrow, but will m texas is represented out here today,

. >> walter: the >> anjuli: the last hurrah. >> walter: the last supper. is it me for earlier. much earlier, wow. >> anjuli: the last weekend of summer, guys. get with your mom and you go and do all the back-to-school shopping. >> walter: before you head back, the parents are like yes -- before you head back, you want to get deals. kellie cowan is live outside the staples in dale mabry with deals we can get. not the same amount money arizona last year. >> that's right. the summer is shorter for kids. the tax breaks are shorter for the parents. i feel like we are getting a raw deal this time of year. you can't even enjoy this weekend if you were a kid because you are thinking of that first day of school coming up, and your summer passing you by. but there are three days of tax breaks coming up. they started yesterday. to just two more days left today. day two, and sunday as well. these -- this tax-free weekend back-to-school shopping. a couple of deals to get out there, but there are some important things to note, just like the time period has been shortened this year. well, so

. >> the last hurrah maybe. >> hopefully. >> it steals some of your most precious possession, your ease the symptoms of also's. >> you've heard about them at the state fair. now you can have them at your i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching here? oh yeah. ohh. how about you and i go watch my favorite show? make your move to time warner cable. for $89.99 per month you'll get tv, 100 meg internet and phone. ?? worried about your cable internet price skyrocketing? don't wait for that to happen. switch today to high speed internet from at&t... and enjoy the peace of mind... you get with an everyday price. call now and switch to high speed internet from at&t. at just $30 dollars a month, with a qualifying bundle, you get an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. with high speed internet

coming up alex rodrigrodriguez'l hurrah tonight. plus bucs head coach cutter not a happy camper today. the progress the team made in training camp was not on display in florida, people are working hard, just to get by. but in washington - "republican senator marco rubio has the worst voting record in the u.s. senate." marco rubio stopped showing up for work. let us down. i'm patrick murphy and enough's enough. i'm proud to work with president obama. i'm patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not allowed to save them unless we were willing to be sued. has government lost its mind? so i fixed the law to make sure we are all empowered to rescue ve they give. dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. >>> we don't know about you but we are kind of in a friday frame of mind. k tndingre are. with something you guys have probably seen. when a star pulls s

the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we head into the peak of hurricane season.t first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and the outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about >> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. we are off to a cloudy start with low clouds giving way to high clouds and cooler-than-average into september. this between, a slight chance after shower across the north bay. check out the temperatures, 80s mainly inland and 70s in the south bay and north bay and 60s and 70s around bay and 60s at the coast where we will see more sunshine than over the weekend. high clouds stay in tonight so temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. my seven-day forecast shows below average through the >> just to let you guys know, texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or splurge on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if

but first, the last hurrah in a once thriving jewish community- in one of the diaspora's farthest flung places. fred de sam lazaro takes us to india.es a version of this story aired on religion and ethics news weekly. >> reporter: in its nearly 900 year history, this synagogue had never seen an observance like this one.ry they came from four continents to this unlikely location: the coastal indian city of cochin, for the first sabbath service in decades, and possibly the last one ever. a once thriving jewish community of several thousand has mostly faded into a bitter-sweet history in the age of modern day israel, said yeshoshua sivan, as british-born israeli, >> i'm very sad to see communities disappear.sa on the other hand, i'm very happy to see that after all these years of dispersion the prophecy of the return to the land of israel is in my time. i'm part of it, is being, realized. at least we see the synagogues, we see the streets, we see howet life was once here >> reporter: jewish life along india's malabar coast dates back to the ancient spice trade that drew explorers from acro

the last hurrah for the kind of racial campaign came in 1970 against albert brewer, who had been one of his proteges. he replaced his wife as governor. in the wake of that campaign, it was a pretty all out use of the race issue, attacks that brewer was a candidate of blacks. in the aftermath of that, politically, he said to many of his aides that this was the last campaign he would be able to run like this. the public mood of voters was changing and black voters were fully enfranchised at that moment. when he emotionally chain, that, i think, really comes later on. >> as we discussed with dan carter a little earlier, george kellner was governor in 1968 and lost in 1962. here is a bit from the speeches in 1968 and 1962. >> if i did not have what it took to treat a man there regardless of his color, then i do not have what it takes to be governor of this great state. today, i have stood where once jefferson davis stood and took an oath to my people. it is very appropriate that from the cradle of the confederacy, this very heart of the great anglo-saxon southland, that today we sound th

this is going to be one of the last hurrahs of summer vacation.his emptiness on friday in august, i don't think this is this is going to exist in late september. i think it's going to start getting a lot busier. not only on the roads but also on transit and just the patterns are going to change. it happens every fall. i don't see why it should be different in 2016. this is 880 and better than normally. even for a friday light. this is looking very good. we are also looking at the south bay commute. we go to the maps here and the traffic is moving along okay. there have been no major issues as you drive through. we are also looking at 580. we had a couple of earlier accidents on 580. the traffic has been so light that we have not had any major problems on 580. and getting over to castro valley. what is the weekend forecast like? let's go to steve? >> depends on where you're going to be. thinning of the fog for some. don't give up hope yet. we could get some sun but pretty good fog bank there in parts of marin, sonoma coast. plenty out there in the

. >> but we are going to have one last hurrah. alicia keys on the plaza this friday, our final summer concert and we cannot wait for that. >> still ahead this morning we've got handy diy organization ideas. these will help your kids rule at school this year. >> and class is in session for us, too, as we turn the plaza into a science lab, testing our knowledge or lack thereof. garden on the go keeps on trucking. she's making roasted veggie tacos with a strawberry salsa. >> have you tried them at home? >> they are brand new. >> let's get a check on the weather. >> it's humid. very muggy in the northeast. that will change as the cold front moves east ward tonight into tomorrow. it could trigger scattered storms into northern new england. we are looking at a chance of heavier rain through kansas into it's florida we are focused on as the tropical system gets closer, likely becoming a tropical storm at some point either today or tomorrow. it is producing already heavy downpours that led to flooding. we could see just north of tampa 10

. >> new glasses for school and we the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now >>> august 29, school is in session. 76 outside. the temperatures are moving and we're headed to the 80s this afternoon. they are not going to be drifting too far from where they are at. we are looking at low 80s for a lot of us. a super sunny day ahead. it is less humid. it should feel a lot more comfortable. highs reaching about 82 degrees this afternoon. as far as the heat goes, it is going to be a mild week ahead. have a great day today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander >>> good monday morning. use this morning, from the live desk

i don't know if this is his last hurrah or entry that politics.and start talking about politics wearing the uniform, are you in trouble. if i start talking politics at my dinner table, there is going to be conflict. guys on the team do not like this. this is not what you want right before you go out on the field. >> but rick, it is so interesting. i've talked to profession am athletes. i think there is even more pressure for some of these younger players. during the black lives matter protests and when is that was in the ether. you look for these young men, many of them young, to be these heroes and these role models. it is only when somebody disagrees with what they're doing do they say it is not okay. >> brooke, i'm amazed that he had the courage to do this. >> you are. >> his heart's in the right place but his brain is completely in the wrong place. this is not going to work. i've been listening to talk radio for two days and no one's talking about police brutality. no one's talking about what it is like for a young black guy to see young black

the last hurrah for the kind of racial campaign came in 1970 against albert brewer, who had been one of his proteges. he replaced his wife as governor. in the wake of that campaign, it was a pretty all out use of the race issue, attacks that brewer was a candidate of blacks. in the aftermath of that, politically, he said to many of his aides that this was the last campaign he would be able to run like this. the public mood of voters was changing and black voters were fully enfranchised at that moment. when he emotionally chain, that, i think, really comes later on. >> as we discussed with dan carter a little earlier, george kellner was governor in 1968 and lost in 1962. here is a bit from the speeches in 1968 and 1962. >> if i did not have what it took to treat a man there regardless of his color, then i do not have what it takes to be governor of this great state. today, i have stood where once jefferson davis stood and took an oath to my people. it is very appropriate that from the cradle of the confederacy, this very heart of the great anglo-saxon southland, that today we sound th

they were trying to have one last hurrah, which is the sale of the paramount unit because he's out for the sale. couldn't put that together. interesting story in the sense, i'll let the viewer decide where to go with this if you want to buy the stock, that's where we come out of this thing. part of our job is to tell viewers what are good investments or not. philippe dauman in 2014 was at the top of his game. the stock was at all-time high, the king of media almost that the time and only took two years before the thing came crashing down. did it come crashing down because he's inept, didn't know what was going on, or are there bigger, existential forces out there in the media cable world that is forcing it, and i would say it's more of the latter. we have right now a situation where big companies, like viacom and others where their content is being cut, and, you know, they're not making as much money, and they haven't figured out the business model. cord cutting is crushing media companies, going to happen to every one of them, when i was talking to somebody that is associated with --

the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now >> good morning, m we have got a weak cold front coming through, with a passing clouds, and skies brighten up this afternoon, and upper 80s to near 90 degrees, a warm day if you are thinking of heading to the beaches, the storms are today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. >> i'm emily riemer, your top-story today, this man is due in court today, angel castro tried to rape a woman police say near the rockport commuter rail, and an accident involving a duck boat is under investigation. police are trying to after the roof of the bus was ripped off when

. >> and joining me now is hurrah leaf from the brooklyn historical society. want to give you one more sound bite. i spoke with reverend al sharpton and this was him becoming a national figure, this moment in history. take a listen. >> here we have in the middle of crown heights, which was a surrounding black area, a community of hasid im, a orthodox jewish community that had built their own self-contained kind of community and it was felt they were treated differently by police and by first responders and others than the broader black community. it became the flash point for violence. but the build-up had been the resentment all along. >> and in what ways has crown heights changed since then. >> you can't tell this story of crown heights without telling the story of the riots and tell the story of the riots without telling the longer history of crown heights. as the clip suggested, these were long-standing relationships that had been managed, sometimes for good and bad and dating back to the '70s. issues of housing and policing existed in the '70s and the '80

the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action.cal storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later buthumid day as much of the area kids head back to school. highs tomorrow will be in the lower 90s and a few isolated pm storms are possible, mostly across the northern and western suburbs. >> texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. it's all coming up. please stand by. >> anchor: good morning. let's get a check of the weather right now. here is brian van de graaf. >> reporter: quickly warming headed through the afternoon. by 10:00, 82. 90 by 1:00. low 90s this afternoon. definitely feel the humidity. feeling like the upper 90s. stray chance of storm mainly in the mountains. tomorrow, similar, near 90. wednesday, best chance f

. >> new glasses for school and we just did a last hurrah before the atlantic, as we head into the peak tropical storm near the outer banks. and tropical depression 9 later in the week, looks like thursday. for now we're talking about school and the best parts of summer. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: all right, ginger we're dry this morning. as we look outside, we have sunshine early on. it's warm with temperatures pushing into the 70s and a bit humid. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a high of 92. it will be hot and humid than it was on sunday. we're into heat wave number 6. hopefully it ends tomorrow less humid, sunshine, high of 89. 91 on wednesday, late thunderstorm. by thursday, the humidity and the temperature will drop. p next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. it's all coming up. >> good morning i'm matt o'donnell, 8:27 monday, august 29 which happens to be for some the first day of school. what's going on i

. >> hurrah. >> the movie about gary powell shot down in the u2 spy plane, big hit with tom hanks. i understand the remains of the spy plane are still in the soviet, the former soviet union. what are the possibilities of getting that from the russians so that it can be implemented into the program there at the museum? >> wayne, thank you. >> i'm not familiar with any efforts to recover the wreckage. and it was an embarrassment to the country. and we don't have room for it. >> bill, last call from new york. go ahead, bill. >> hello, general daly. thank you for taking my call. i just want to ask you something. my dad used to work for grummond's in the '60s and had artifacts from the lem. do you have any and semper fi, general daly. >> great to have all these marines on the line tonight. i'm not sure i understand. do we have additional artifacts from the lem? is that the question? the ones who went to the moon are still there. because the program was cut short, it was a reason why we had this equipment available to us. but this one that we have on display now, this configured to the o

the last hurrah for the kind of racial campaign came in 1970 against albert brewer who had been actually one of his proteges, who had replaced his wife as governor. and in the wake of that campaign, it was a pretty all-out use of the race issue attacks that brewer was a candidate of blacks. in the aftermath of it, politically he said to many of his aides he said this is the last campaign we'll ever be able to run like this. the mood was changing. white voters were changing to some extent. black voters were fully enfranchised at that point. as to when he emotionally changed that i think comes later on. >> as we discussed with dan carter earlier, george wallace ran for governor in 1958 and lost, won in 1962. here is a little bit from his speeches in '58 and '62. >> i want to tell the good people of this state as a judge of the third judicial circuit, if i didn't have what it took to treat a man fair regardless of his color, then i don't have what it takes to be the governor of your great state. >> today i have stood where once jefferson davis stood and took an oath to my people. it is very