walk the streets of iowa city at night. my case number is 076104. it for $50 million to shut down section eight housing and the people who come in here from chicago destroying the quality of life in iowa city. that's -- my apartment was broken into way back when, and a guy standing in the face and he was a chicago. he's an ex-football player. he weighed twice as much as i did, and half my age. i'm 75 right now. >> host: thank you for your call. this is one of our viewers saying that if isis is so dangerous, why are we funding and arming them in syria? another eight or nine minutes left. our question, what options should be on the table for the president as he meets with since -- defense secretary today and why supposedly of additional military operations against isis. also want to share with you some breaking news in virginia just outside of richmond and fort lee virginia. the ap has confirmed an active shooter has been reported in the fort lee army base in central virginia. according to fort lee, verify twitter account the

thank you for taking longer can walk the streets of iowa city at night. it's for $50 million to shut down section eight housing and the people coming in here from chicago destroying the quality of life in iowa city. my apartment was broken into way back when and the guy stabbed me in the face and he was from chicago. he's an ex-football player. weighed twice as much as i did and is half my age. i'm 75 right now. host: jerry from iowa. thank you for your call. this is from one of our viewers saying that if isis is so dangerous, why are we funding and arming them in syria? our question this morning, what options should be on the table for the president as he meets with his defense secretary today back at the white house and weighs the possibility of additional military operations against isis. breaking news in fort lee, ve virginia, an active shooter has been reported in the fort lee army base in virginia. the base has been placed on lock do you know down down. no other details available at the moment. again, breaking news from fort lee, virginia. and some

y cientos de manifestantes salieron a las calles de iowa city para apoyar las protestas en missouri por pueblo carbonero del centro de colombia asignado por la tragedia uno de sus lugares en donde verdad que la muerte se esconden las entraÑas de la tierra. aquÍ mÁs de 300 hombres han quedado sepultados en las minas de carbÓn, son 4 generaciones que cargan sobre sus espaldas la maldiciÓn de ser mineros. >> ayÚdenme! me vine y le puse la mano a un carro no me parÓ corriendo por la carretera sin consuelo. bueno entonces... lleguÉ. >> asÍ recuerda doÑa silvia hoyos de 63 aÑos. fue 15 de julio de 1977 cuando la mina de carbÓn conocida como la industria se vino abajo sepultando su esposo tira su hijo junto contra otros 86 mineros. >> unos salieron sin manos, sin cabezas, sin piernas, todos quemados, sin ropa. explosiÓn fue horrible. >> don joaquÍn flores minero de profesiÓn recuerda que el dÍa de la tragedia se salvÓ de milagro porque se quedÓ en casa cuidando a su hijo daniel. el niÑo ahora ya grande tambiÉn se ha hecho minero y asegura que la muerte es uno de sus pensamientos inevitables qu

new york 2.university of iowa, iowa city, iowa barbara, santa barbara, california 4.west virginia universityirginia 5.university of illinois at illinois 6.lehigh university, bethlehem, pennsylvania by the way syracuse university is not happy about being at the top of this list. fans got their first look at the 49ers in their new digs at levi's stadium. as the team works its way to the start of the season. they opened up their first practice inside the new stadium to fans. close to 10-thousand showed up tonight. they will play the ravens on thursday night in their first preseason game. heading into the 6 o'clock hour we have some new video to show you. the big story is of the weather. we have some new video to show you. the big story is of the weather. looking at some rain falling. ♪ we have some new video to show you. the bl thdeliousnessthe weather. all of hshe's rup.,n falling. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have poten

sure that my colleagues will agree to this people know as little about the borderlands as people in iowa city. i was feeling a little spunky and if we are born in mexico we don't have an immigration boy and that kicks off at 13 and pumps for modes to tell us how to get across the border. so people in mexico don't have a idea. you may see this in the signing lines here that people here because of the work grow to trust you because of what you said and how you set it. they knosaid it. they know if you are lying and if you misrepresent and they will steer away from you and you'll fly further into fiction. we are realizing here that there will be nicely dressed gentleman in jeans and big belt buckles. at the end of the line they will be well-dressed gentleman and they will look around and say u.s. border patrol. what pains me that this is just me as a writer is losing the sense of fraternity and family and joy and even hope that also exist. it's not necessarily a hideous scar that divides the two was the boring cultures. we have all this history back and forth and i love the fact on record here i

to this, you go into mexico and people know as little about you in the borderlands as people in iowa city now. you know probably last year here in fact i was feeling a little spunky and i said you know if we are born in mexico we don't have an immigration glance that kicks off at 13 and pumps for months to tell us how to get across the border. that doesn't happen. this is a learning process of necessity and complex issues. some people in mexico don't have any idea. it's been a great gift to me and i will pass it to the true scholars here just to save you and you may see it in the signing lines here, that people because of the work grow to trust you because of what you have said. they know if you are lying. they know if you are misrepresenting it they will steer away from you. you will fly further into fiction. it is a great thing that i started realizing here that there will be nicely dressed cowboy dressed gentleman in jeans with big buckles and a nice haircut at the head of my mind and they will come up to the front of the line and go oh yeah. i will sign their book and at the end of th

agree to this ts that you go into mexico and people know as little about the borderland as people in iowa city. i used to probably last year here in fact i was feeling spunky and i said if we were born in mexico if we don't have an immigration gland that kicks off at 13 this is in the learning process of necessity and complex issues and people in mexico don't have any idea. and it's been a great gift to me and i will pass it over to the true scholars and you may see it here. they know if you are lying or misrepresenting and they will steer away from you and they want your story and you will fly further into fiction. i started realizing here that there will be nicely dressed gentleman in jeans and a short haircut at the head of my line. at the end of the line they will be well dressed gentleman in jeans and they will come around and say u.s. border patrol. [laughter] and i would tell them you missed the front of the line. [laughter] this is the world that's complex and i think what pains me into this is just me as a writer is losing the sense of fraternity and family in chile and hope that also

i was in iowa city, they stop that city for 15 minutes every wednesday morning, and the whole city readsit was a bizarre thing. everybody in the high schools, at work, in the gas stations, everybody stops, 10:00 on wednesday morning, and they read for 15 minutes. and i thought, good grief. [laughter] >> uh-huh. >> it's a phenomenal thing. but if you bring kids to the library and=-)qv get free library cards and they get books and they learn to read and to love reading and you have librarians still, hopefully, on the job who actually will put books in their hands, i've heard that so many times. gary paulson said he was coming home on a cold day, and he ducked into the library to get warm, and the librarian put a book into his hands, and that led to him being a writer. you have no idea the ripple effect of just putting a book into a child's hands. if they have grown up learning, they will buy books and seek out books. you can buy books pretty inexpensively. you can buy a book on the street at a used bookstore. it might not be the $18 book that you wanted to get, but if you love, love, love

week we have been passing armed pictures from vigils protests from atlanta, austin, san francisco, iowa citynds up philadelphia. hands up in oklahoma city. greensboro, north carolina. houston, and chicago. all over the country. these questions and tensions and in equitities are everywhere. they have outlasted our best intentions of fixing them. as ferguson prepares for mike brown's funeral on monday and as staten island marches for eric garner and as the grand jury gets ready for the second day of evidence and the department of justice weighs its civil rights plan and as the movement changes, are we going to keep seeing this as clearly as we have these past two weeks? how long can we keep seeing this and will it be long enough to start seeing it better? monday is mike brown's funeral in st. louis. >> we"weekends with alex witt" starts now. >>> weighing the options. how far will the u.s. go to stop isis after the brutal killing of an american? and is the group a direct threat to the u.s. today? >>> two officers who pleased the streets during protests have now been suspended. we'll tell you wh

kids better think twice about slacking off at a gym class when they go back to school in one iowa city. midland high school students will have to wear heart monitors in phys ed to make sure they're actually be active. athletic director says teachers will use the information from the monitors in kids' report cards and it will be part of their grade. serious stuff in gym. you're shaking your head. go. >> i'm looking at sandra because sandra is the most athletic person i know. she ran track at l.s.u. she has definite opinions about gym class. >> you're passing? >> i'm passing to sandra. >> i loved gym class. okay? i love -- andrea knows i love competition. you know, give me -- i need to get my heart rate up? i'll get my heart rate up. i would love this if they gave this to me but i don't know the costs involved so i'm hesitant to endorse it. >> it's public school. >> so this is going to be expensive. those heart rate monitors are not cheap. i don't know if this is a case of a teacher being lazy and doesn't want to actually assess the kids if they're working hard or not or if this is, you

we've been passing around pictures of protests in atlanta, austin, san francisco, iowa city, hands upands up in oklahoma city and greensboro, north carolina. in houston, and chicago. all over the country, these questions, intentions and inequities are everywhere, because they've outlasted our best intentions of fixing them. as ferguson prepares for mike brown's funeral monday, and staten island marches this weekend for eric garner and the grand jury gets ready for a second day of evidence, as time moves on and the anger change, are we going to see this as clearly as we have these past two weeks? how long can we keep seeing this and will it will long enough to make it better? monday is mike brown's funeral in st. louis. that does it for us tonight. see you again on monday v. a good night. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. down on your feet.

as far as the wet weather, traveling through southern minnesota areas around sioux city, iowa, all the way toward areas around rapid city, south dakota you'll deal with rain and showers today along with kansas city. but a pretty gorgeous friday on this mid atlantic. florida will have typical storms. yesterday was hot and humid. we do it again saturday and sunday. still hot in texas. just overall nice, typical summer time weather. it's just amazing. i haven't even said heat wave all summer. >> you're talking 30s and i'm talking football. >> i mean, 38 is gold, right? >> too cold. >>> should iran be some for a new round of kidnappings. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for more 100% real dairy treats you'll 100% enjoy look for lactaid® ice cream and lactaid® cottage

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to this this that you go into mexico and people know as little about the borderland as people in iowa city. i used to probably last year here in fact i was feeling spunky and i said if we were born in mexico if we don't have an immigration gland that kicks off at 13 this is in the learning process of necessity and complex issues and people in mexico don't have any idea. and it's been a great gift to me and i will pass it over to the true scholars and you may see it here. they know if you are lying or misrepresenting and they will steer away from you and they want your story and you will fly further into fiction. i started realizing here that there will be nicely dressed gentleman in jeans and a short haircut at the head of my line. at the end of the line they will be well dressed gentleman in jeans and they will come around and say u.s. border patrol. [laughter] and i would tell them you missed the front of the line. [laughter] this is the world that's complex and i think what pains me into this is just me as a writer is losing the sense of fraternity and family in chile and hope that also

slow-moving storm system over iowa through kansas city. and all the way down to oklahoma city.idest area of rain is just light rain covering from fort worth and creeping towards dallas. driving around denton, just wet, no thunderstorms. and through the next four days, the computers hinting at minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, and down around the mississippi river from memphis to louisiana. let me take you through it today, a cool, beautiful day in areas of new england. mid-atlantic, the humidity is much lower today than yesterday. chance of storms in florida. saturday, one more in the mid-atlantic, hit and miss storms in the deep south. sunday, some of those storms make it to the east coast. again, warm and humid sunday, monday, but not a washout. half hour, hour, maybe a thunderstorm, then you're good. >> barbecue's back on, right? thank you. >>> in dating, a new law to ensure that yes means yes when it comes to sex. >>> and why the outcome of this college football game was worth a million bucks to 600 lucky fans. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. there's a reason i

a woman in charles city, iowa used part of her husband's first pwa paycheck -- he had been out of work for two years -- to buy a dozen oranges. i had not tasted any in so long i forgot what they were like. then she met a nebraska man who was out of work and allowed his teenager dollar to ordered a high school ring priced $4.64. i bought that ring he confessed. it was explained people got an erroneous impression of how fast the deal was going to move and this man felt sure he would have a job by now. he could only find a couple temporary weeks of work toward the end of summer. the job ended and he figured to be back on relief. most of time while she has been growing up i have been out of work and it has been you cannot have this or that because i cannot afford it. he took a procedureal risk and bought the ring. the tale ended happily. the girl got the bubble, the director escaped the trouble and he was told to turn up at a job site on monday morning. thank you and i am happy to take questions. [applause] >> you have been in the academy 14 years with the most exclusive private school in

it's just one week since iowa highance of rebels took control in the cities. >> the gap will widen between different factions of libyan society. we might witness more serious fighting. the international community should not be on one side or the other. they should be caring about the interests of the libyan nation. >> but at the moment there appears to be willing willingness on all sides to do that. >> a court in egypt has dissolved the freedom and justice department the political wing of the banned muslim brotherhood. the court also ordered the party's assets to be liquiditi liquiditied. they have sent thousands of muslim brotherhood supporters to jail. al jazeera is demanding the release of its journalist who is have been in prison for 224 dollars. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were all falsely accused of supporting the muslim brotherhood. in june they were given seven years tenses, bader mohammed was given an extra three years. >>> government works are trying to remove barricades in my done square. according to the top commander, some separatist commander, and that tow

iowa, of all places. this isn't just inner city. this is nationwide. this young man told me i needed to learn some new songs all of the ones i knew were from 1972. i said you dropped out of your old school. they talked you into coming here. tell me what makes this different. and he stopped and thought and he said, they care about me here. it goes about what i was saying at the beginning of this program. a caring teacher. he felt that and he stayed in school and he said, i am going to graduate. and it wasn't -- you couldn't judge what that teacher did by looking at husband cut score. >> that's not what made his teacher a good teacher. >> well, the bell is going to ring soon. so before it does, i just want you, as the new leader of america's largest education, we won't fix american education unless we...? >> unless we empower the men and women who know the names of the boys and girls they serve. put authority and power to do the right thing to care for the whole child in the hands of the people in that school. >> lily garcia, great to have you on "talk t

rand paul is currently in iowa on a three-day, eight-city tour. today, he went after the likely 2016 democratic nominee. >> there's jihadists in syria and iraq. they now have a place to organize in libya after the bombing. hillary clinton made a host of errors being there, not protecting our embassy, and i think precludes herself from ever being commander in chief. [ applause ] hillary's war in libya, or hillary's war in syria, none of this was ever approved by congress. the president did it unilaterally. and the unintended consequences are, there are more jihadists running amuck in libya, our embassy is done in libya, and there are 15,000 man pads missing. >> rand paul started talking about hillary and benghazi in a speech last night. >> you know what? by not reading the cables, by not providing security, i think you have precluded yourself from ever being considered as commander in chief. >> one issue rand paul doesn't seem to want to talk about on that campaign trail is immigration. last night in iowa, two young people approached congressman st

the area the standoff began when city authorities tried to dismantle tents and barricades that have been there since antigovernment protests erupted back in november. iowa's sending plumes of think of black smoke all over the city center again these are the latest pictures with breaking news out of central kiev. next on the program on oxy international we take you backstage you get a backstage pass to watch t.v. in the very latest episode of news team. during a press briefing president barack obama said something very unusual and used a certain term you'll almost never hear from a government bureaucrat he told the audience that in the immediate aftermath of nine eleven we america did some things that were wrong we did a whole lot of things that were right but we tortured some folks here it is a rare thing to hear someone in the white house admit to torturing people after nine eleven but the question is why did he say this now please allow me to suspect first obama is the teleprompter master since he loves to read off a screen i doubt this was some sort of slip up this was probably done consciously but why well it always helps if you a look good by condemn

might be in sioux city, iowa, and the cost running an ad on primetime television is withinwer in thatlace the new york city media market. the cost very that way, but now you have everything from the campaign themselves to third-party groups that are theng to be a part of discussion and be a part of the issues that are going on in the campaign. that increases the spending that is going on as well. host: what separates a good ad from a bad ad? is about what ad truly motivates people to move the numbers, to gain support for your candidate or to deteriorate support for your opposition. that is really the true test. who cares if it is creative, does that sell? effect, does is in the move opinion, does the move emotionally? host: what do you do before you even put a band together to see what is going to move? it is really working to figure out what the message of the campaign is going to be. what is the opposition going to say, what are you going to say, how do you create a contrast with your opponent? making sure that any advertising you put on television falls within the context of what t

iowa. >> they're everywhere here in atlantic city.y were able to track that vehicle pretty thoroughly into a specific location. >> three state manhunt en ended with a delaware state trooper getting shot but the bullet proof saved his life. >> temple age let's was going cut the janice ticks team. it's a club. no funding from the school the club has to rely on fun raising and donations and that's where bill cosby comes in. he's holding a fundraiser as we speak two to 200 guests on independence mall. >> what do you want to do? he says, could you talk to them? i said, yes. i already have. he said, what happened? i said, you're still cut. (laughter). >> well he tried and he's trying tonight. money raised will go directly to the men's gymnastics club. cosby attended temple from 1961 to 1963. >> chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking a cool evening that could feel like fall. >> you'll need a light jackets and sweaters tomorrow morning as some cooler air continues to head in our direction. a secondary front moved through this evening

over the next 24 hours look at the heavy rain from iowa, traverse city, marquette, green bay. and localized flooding. and there's a little bit of a system coming on shore in the gulf. but look at all the rain along the coast. could be 2 to 3 inches there over the next 24 hours that's what's going on aro >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cool start this morning. we'll see bright sunshine and a comfortable afternoon. highs in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees today. warmer tomorrow. 83. more humid too with partly sunny skies. a chance we'll see showers heat and humidity later sunday. high of 92 degrees. and storms are likely for labor day monday and again on tuesday with temperatures in the 90s through wednesday. have a great day. >> look at this. over onto 48th street you've got folks as well. that's right. at 8:30 ariana grande, these are your people. but until then, my people! my people! my people! oh, that felt good. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> nascar driver tony stewart is set to make his first public appearance today since he struck and killed a fellow

look at that heavy rain from iowa, traverse city and marquette and green bay. and localized flooding. a system coming onshore in the gulf. not tropical, but look at the >>> i'm excited about arkansas yan as well. good morning to you. we have a steady stream of moisture coming into the bay area, all the way from the south where we have the remnants of what was once hurricane marie funneling in to the bay area and we're getting shower activity this morning. most is offshore, we're expecting a little bit to roll over the marin county sonoma county line as we head throughout the next couple hours. we're expecting that by about 9:30. humid today, temperatures not too hot. >> look at this. over onto 48th street you've got folks as well. that's right. that's right. at 8:30. ariana grande. these are your people. until then, my people! my people! my people! oh, that felt good. >> all right, al, thank you. >> nascar driver tony stewart is set to make his first public appearance today since he struck and killed a fellow driver during an event earlier this month. gabe guti

>> guest: you might be in sioux city, iowa and the cost to run an ad on primetime television is lowerthan being on the new york city media market. so the cost vary that way. but you have the campaigns themselves and third party groups trying to be a part of it discussion and that increases the spending going on. >> host: brian donohue, what separates a good ad from a bad ad? >> guest: they say that is in the eye of the beholder. but it is really what pushes the crowd and gains support for our candidate or declines support for the opposition. who cares if is creative does it sell is a slogan. does it move opinion? does it move emotionally? that is watt we are looking for. >> host: joe fold, what do you do before putting an ad together to see if it will move? >> guest: it is figure out what the opposition and what they will say and creating contrast and making sure any advertising falls within the context of what the voter is thinking about. right? a lot of times what happens is you have a creative ad as brian said but it doesn't connect to voters. so you can have the most creative ad i

host: host: barb from sioux city, iowa. republican line. caller: my name is barb. good morning.d like to comment on the iraq situation. >> started when obama add announced that the time and date he was going to start withdrawing our troops. when you have an enemy and you are fighting an enemy, you don't tell -- you don't tell your enemy, well, i am going to fight you until this and then i am leaving. you don't do that. i think that's when this problem started and the whole state of iraq just pretty much collapsed. and i think that's the reason. it was working with bush's surge, the violence had decreased tremendously. and right after obama made his announcement, the violence started to increase. now it's just a total disaster. >> you heard from mitch mcconnell at the fancy farm event we just showed you. we will hear from his challenge, allison grimes talking about senator mcconnell and her desire to be in the senate. >> it has been a hard year for mitch mcconnell, 35 at my age, that's also his approval rating. the senator is worried about the results in november. when you see hi

city and oklahoma. >>:using a large rope. teams from iowatled it out to see who could pull the most feet within three minutes. the rope. which was 24-hundred feet long and weighed 680 pounds. stretched across the mississippi river between leclaire, iowa, and port byron, illinois. illinois ended up winning. 9 to 2. the 2014 games are under way this morning and ohio. cleveland is hosting it. anyone can participate. it has about 9000 athletes. barbara's sell-off of oakland is adorned ballroom dancing. >>: this may be cute now but this morning we have cautioned after the release of eight teenage mutant ninja turtles movie. and then were talking sports with gary radnich. coming upper the cleanup is expanding movie. and then were talking sports with gary radnich. coming upper the cleanup is expanding pass east oakland. they're called winglets. winglets may not look like a big deal, but those little do-hickeys save about 54 million gallons of fuel a year. you know what that means? $73 airfares. thank you, little do-hickeys. for a limited time only,

illinois has won 17 times, to iowa's eleven times, since this event started in 19-87. >> " land of lincoln. city of big shoulders. >> we need to send a crew down there. we need julien crews, the anchor. don't mess with him. >> the rain came from iowa that's how they are paying us back. plus the various the scene over an inch. we are expected the shares to continue and then they will be scattered through the afternoon. the good news is no severe storms across the extreme southern counties. we do have the honor and lightning. the on the lookout. up to 78 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. a 40 or 30 percent chance for much of the day. tonight data 64. rain and showers are coming earlier in the day. >> an update on the crash. ramp blocked because of a car into a wall. everything has opened no more issues through the stretch. we do have some ongoing construction on the kennedy. left lane out until 5:00. since story on the outbound. roadway's look good no major delays or hot spots. >> still more to come including the latest on overnight violence in st. louis after police shoot an unarmed teenager. >> and a win fo

been deployed right across america, everywhere from franklin, indiana, to connecticut, to mason city, iowao nab the bad guys. groups as diverse as the aclu and the cato institute have warned about heavily armed police departments. senator elizabeth warren has compared the scene to a war zone. senator rand paul wrote in "time" magazine that we must demilitarize the zone. he said if i had been told to get out of the street as a teenager, there might have been a distinct possibility that i might have smarted off but i wouldn't have expected to be shot. >> when barack obama, rand paul, kato, the aclu, elizabeth warren and ted cruz are all against you, i mean the militarization of local police is crazy. i'm sorry, you look at these people in ferguson and, yes, like willie always said you have to preface it there was rioting, there was looting. as barack obama said that is unacceptable. but there's a lot of police officers in ferguson who looked like they were on a power trip playing soldier. >> i think that's absolutely right. i think that's why there's this fairly universal political condemnat

iowa. >> especially since the swing takes him through the cities and he says are grand eer ambitions. >> if we want to be a bigger party, we want to win elections, i want to remind you, the last two presidential elections you guys did not win. okay? so iowa's a purple state. once upon a time, you elected governor brandsted and now we have to elect republicans. >> robert cost, if we see an ascendant gop, is rand paul positioned well in the ranks? >> think so. he is trying to broaden the party's message but looking to 2016, he has to go to iowa and campaign with someone like steve king and steve king for all of the conservative views and controversy on immigration, he is a power in western iowa. this is the delicate balance paul has to strike ahead of the presidential run. cozy up to king and reach out to new stories? >> another big story out of mississippi losing chris mcdaniel and he's saying that democrats shouldn't be able to vote in the primary. robert, how's that playing? >> it's very difficult right now for chris mcdaniel. so far after the primary. to really see any kind of path to

city. at we are dry on our rain, but it is in iowa and has not crossed into central i buy. if it will get here tonight and tomorrow. the cold front which aims at yesterday's is going to come back north late tonight into early to mark as a warm front and that's why we will see more showers and thunderstorms. often on rain continues over the next couple of days. let's take a look at today, showers move back into the region, to model a good chance for showers and thunderstorms same on saturday as a more focused low pressure system moves to the region the entire area can expect to see showers. here is your 3 day forecast , 78 high today 68 the night off 86 about 83 on saturday. >> we told you about this fire earlier and now it is affecting some of the cta halsted buses. here is the fire 63rd and hall said. a couple blocks court and off, but at this hour, the no. 8 halsted boss is affected and being rerouted temporarily. will let you know once and that has been lifted * construction at finley park 107th is blocked off, why in project will last a couple more weeks before it is wr

iowa. we're dry in many areas of the east today. not as hot either. yesterday we did hit 90 in new york city. today, a beautiful 82. d.c., still in the hotter side. 87. but the humidity values will be low. we see a lot of thunderstorms there. a lot of airport delays are possible especially late this afternoon in florida and anyone traveling across the midwest. >> all right. thank you, bill. just ahead, a massive hack attack on the country's biggest bank. >>> plus, the accused insider trader that was not happy to see the media. watch him run. and you're watching "first look" right here on msnbc. vo: this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. funtil to keep growing, theys hneeded a new factory,, but where? fortunately, they get financing from ge capital. we're part of ge, a company that's built hundreds of factories. so we can bring in experts to help them evaluate costs, incentives, and zonin

research shows in each city has a certain character, certain history to its separations. how important is the university of iowaared history and discusses the divide of st. louis and joins us from iowa. when i look at st. louis, i think that delmar boulevard. why is delmar boulevard different than any other major street of divide in any other american city? think st. louis is remarkable city in terms of segregation, partly because st. louis is a city with southern in its race relation but northern and property. there is a historic segregation reinforced by all sorts of private and public policies, real estate practices, that created this sort of iron divide between african-american north st. louis and white south st. louis. , whiche is the arch shows the expansion of america. continue on that. what is the difference between st. louis and detroit, for example? >> one of the remarkable things about st. louis, which is playing out today, is it is remarkably fragmented metropolitan area. there are over 100 incorporated municipalities that have over the course of the last century coach the city of st. louis -- louis

iowa, up through minneapolis. we're talking strong winds, large hail, potential for tornadoes in that orange zone. a small area from washington d.c. to new york city. strong winds and flash flooding the main threats. a lot of destabilization occurred in the atmosphere during the day. tomorrow that shifts kansas city up to peoria, chicago and detroit. another situation where you could have strong winds and large hail. >> when it comes to labor day monday forecast, it's a tale of two countries. >> it's a dichotomy between east coast and west coast. check out the weather across the west, nearly perfect. the only fly in the ointment a couple showers. otherwise sunny and nice. again, severe weather over the midwest. just general showers and thunderstorms up and down the east coast. >> hoping everyone stays safe. jeff smith, thank you. and we turn over seas to that stunning video out of libya tonight. three years after america helped take down moammar gadhafi, the country is in chaos. islamic militants are celebrating. celebrating. >> reporter: a swan dive, plunging into the pool at a u.s. embassy. the celebration for this group of militants, who in the

iowa wa. >>> well not all mummers are oh and board with the proposal now to change the mummers parade route in southm7 philadelphia. a rally to keep the mummers strutting up broad street to cityl was held at the jesters clubhouse on jupiter organizers want to start the parade at city hall and avenue in an attempt to boost turn out along t parade route. a final decision is expected in september. >> and college students meantime they're beginning to move in to the dorms all across the region. right about now. today was move in day for freshmen and transfer students at st. joseph's university in philadelphia. it was a littlet out there but students were still excited to start their college careers. upper classmen move in tomorrow. >>> and the city of philadelphia will officially be welcoming home the taney dragons at love park tom.'ne davis and her teammates are all expected to arrive from williamsport about noon. a loss to chicago thursday night eliminated the from the itbutl was still a great run. we can all be proud of. so proud of that team. ♪ >> stay with us everyone. stelle a head here and it were the news tonight what was supposed to be fun day at the fair it really turne

a couple of areas we're watching from iowa into missouri, just north of kansas city, and another areae down through the central and southern plains that we'll watch for damaging winds and hail. that could away threat out there for us, as well. as we head into the weekend, quite a bit of moisture working northward. low pressure developing and hanging out and keeping that for storms across the midwest over the next few days. you're always seeing quite a bit of heavy rain in some of these areas. already over the past several days, some of the yaerts areas, 35 to 8 inches of rain from parts of illinois into indiana. over the next few, the heaviest rains will be farther west here across des moines. that's where we think we'll see the heaviest 3 to 5 inches of rain. that's coming in just over a couple of days. so very short order and that could lead to flooding problems. while we've got all this wet weather in the middle of the country, some nice weather to enjoy here in the northeast. 83 today. some 70s, as well, tomorrow should be looking at full sunshine as we get into our friday. and th

iowa. possom, look to go play baseball instead. little fellow wanted closer look at the minor league game between the quad river city bandits, and thengs, looks like he is running the bases there. players caught the possom, okay, by throwing trash cannon it, told he was taken to a cheryle. >> he's okay. >> look at him go. i've never seen a possom that fast. usually creeping through the bushes at night. >> i saw one on the beverly hillbillies move like that. >> yes? as a pet or eating? >> no, ya, right. all right, let's get our traffic and weather together. katie is standing by. >> we could watch that all day, right? >> looks kind of cute. >> well, he was casino of cute. >> for a possom. >> for a possom. that is barometer. >> cuter animals. all right, now, >> things becoming more clear how things shake out. we explain, start it off by taking you outside to a lovely view here, you have got that sunlight, yep, ocean city looks lovely, but you can tell that there are some cloud cover to work with here, and we are starting to feel that humidity creeping in too. moisture to wronger with still to the south but will get here in time, from s

key battleground states, 20 to iowa, new hampshire, only paul has turned a foreign country into a unique photo-op. i accompanied him to a remote town north of guatemala city can see, his trip to central america may have been as much about the white house as it was about medicine. in a makeshift operating room in remote guatemala, a side of senator rand paul most people have never seen. the eye surgeon a mission to help the blind and near blind see in a country where more than half the population lives in poverty. he's one of 28 volunteers organized by the moran eye center in utah. >> this is an amazing enterprise. we have a surgery center, a dental clinic and doing glasses. >> reporter: scores of people line up every day for a week hoping american doctors can give them their sight and their lives back. a 79-year-old great-grandmother hasn't been able to walk for nine years, then cataracts plunged her into darkness. a farmer just wants to see again so he can work in his fields. a mission to restore sight and hope to the poorest of the poor. and if it all plays well to american voters, it could further rand paul's personal mission, too, to position himself

iowa, and springfield, down to zero. a quick look at the northeast. it's not anywhere near as hot here in new york city >>> all right.s. from the kansas city area. where are you from? >> chicago. >> and from chicago. we were looking for the fog this morning. holy cow, wisconsin. they love "gma." and we love all of you. all right, let's get inside to all of you. >> we can hear them loud and clear here in the studio. that's wonderful. >>> making sure our children eat right and stay in shape, concerns for many, many parents. but one iowa district is taking things to the next level. requiring middle and high school students to wear heart monitors in gym class. the results recorded on an ipad, and displayed on a large projector in the gym. teachers will know if any of the children aren't engaging in the activity as much as they should based on their individual target heart rate, and the results will factor into their grade. >> push it. >> you do. something different. okay. jen ashton, you want to weigh in on this? >> first of all, full disclosure. i use one of these heart rate monitors. this is mine. it reads the heart ra

iowa. tomorrow the storm threat shifts further off to the north. tomorrow we will be watching in addition to damaging winds and large hail but also isolated tornadoes for citiese far go and also in aberdeen. parts of the dakotas and minnesota could be seeing severe weather over the weekend. otherwise the other big story is how hot it is outside. it is summer but we are talking dangerous levels of heat. take a look at some of the highs 100 in dallas, 101 in dell rio. you factor in the humidity this is what it is going to feel like feels like 107 in kansas city and 102 in dallas. those are the heat index values. i want to take you to the atlantic and caribbean. this region has a high chance of becoming our next tropical depression or tropical storm over the next few days. we will keep an eye on it. let's go back inside. >> the time now is 13 after the top of the hour. coming up the bowe bergdahl trade for the five taliban members broke the law. how the pentagon is now responding. >> a mystery from mother nature. a giant crack opening up in the earth more than half a mile long but no one knows why. >> that's concerning. moderate to severe is tough, but i've mana

the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud, like, it's just amazing. is caused by people looking for parking. in a cityt's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about internationally citi is there every step of the way. so the end result is you reduce congestion, you reduce pollution and you provide a service to merchants, and that certainly is huge. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." check out shares of mcdonald's, china and japan are q. a quote significant impact since the saf

city, dover. but look to the north and west. you can see some cloud cover and some storms that are blowing up over iowa.hat's part of a system that could give us some showers as early as tomorrow afternoon. there you can see the heavy rainfall just to the east of omaha. tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be a hot one. we'll see temperatures climbing into the upper 80s today. future weather showing at 6:00 this evening warmer than yesterday. a nice cooldown this evening. 76 degrees. humidity is going to stay in check this evening and tomorrow morning we'll drop down into the 60s like we're experiencing this morning. at 6:00 in the morning with more northwesterly wind to start with. a quick warmup tomorrow and look at those showers starting to move in at 3:00 in the afternoon to the pocono mountains. a chance of scattered showers. in the 90s in philadelphia. the showers during the late afternoon and evening hours will cool things down tomorrow evening. and then as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we'll see some showers back into the area. no showers today. nice and warm. 88 degrees. 90 for the fi

city of dallas. a lot of humidity out there. across parts of minnesota, wisconsin and iowarea we are going to be looking at today for possible heavy rain and also severe weather, large hail, damaging winds and the tornado threat is very isolated but it's there in place. you have got to take those warnings serious. and of course we'll keep tracking. bill: a crazy summer. it feels like september here. all summer long. we'll take it. president obama is back at the white house. what brought him back? martha: the national guard heading to ferguson, missouri, as more chaos erupted on the streets there. how do you restore order? we'll talk to the state's lieutenant governor and ask him what the new plan is coming back. martha: another night of violence on the streets of ferguson, missouri. [shouting] midnight curfew in place but demonstrators ignored that. they threw molotov cocktails and they were shooting at police officers, responding with tear gas, to clear the streets last night. welcome, everybody, brand new hour, same story in ferguson, missouri, again last night. welcome e