and also back with us trump supporter jeff lee lord.e was in the reagan white house, political director there. tom, tough start to the day at least on this message, the appeal to the african-americans, the tweet with the miss speling dwayne wade's name. and some criticizing him for trying to politicize that murder. here back on message back on prompter as he makes this point trying to make safer communities. as you heard him there, do you think it was a successful pivot back to his intended message. >> i have got to tell you, teleprompter trump sounds a lot better than off prompter trump. he does better for himself at least. it was fascinating to listen to him. he sounded like a politician there. instead of calling hillary clinton imperial, he called her in fact impeoria. he was talking about, you know, trapped in poverty when he was talking about black communities and going for the african-american vote. i mean, these are classic republican talking points. and it has more of the nuance that you really need when talking about something

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jeff smith in for lee goldberg. he has the forecast outside. >>reporter: what's interesting, july in the tri-state area wasn't that far below average. recent leave wave and the humidity outrageous. today not too bad. central park, a beautiful view. i love to go to the park with days like that. 85 today. humidity down to 46%. winds gusting up to 16 16 miles-an-hour. it's a northerly wind transported a much dryer air mass from canada in our direction. 85 is your current high after a morning low of 77. a couple of degrees above average. a rethundershower after midnight causing one one -- showers over new york city and points south. it could be a lingering shower until tomorrow morning and we clear things out. it heats up into the weekend. nothing like what we have had the past five to 7 days across the area, but temperatures approaching 90 by friday and the humidity on the uptick as well. that will bring monday. and real extended relief. one of the nicest air masses we've had all summer coming into the picture for next tuesday into wednesday. accu

. >>> i'm jeff smith in for lee goldberg. 77 after getting up to 88 this afternoon. with the humidity increasing, a couple stray showers popped up. a couple downpours in parts of the five burros in new york city. those at this hour are tending to weaken. lows getting down to 73. there will be refreshing 60s in the suburbs. as i said, it's becoming muggier. tomorrow will be downright humid. can't rule out a spotty storm this afternoon. there's a huge change in the air ahead by early next week and along this front, later on in the weekend, there could be some big thunderstorms and maybe some much-needed rain fall. we'll time that out in your full accuweather forecast. >> speaking to a white audience, quoted african american vote service memberses during a stop in michigan tonight. his speech, hoping to tap the frustration of big cities, like you are living in poverty, your schools are no good. you have no jobs, 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> trump going on to tell the crowd that hillary clinton cares more about refugees than afri

meteorologist jeff smith is in for lee goldberg and is tracking things at the weather wall. >> those storms already dropped temperatures down to 81 degrees in new york city. we had a downpour move through manhattan, sections of the bronx storms are over eastern pennsylvania. that's prompted a severe thunderstorm watch for central and western parts of new jersey right through 11:00 this evening. first ahead of main line, downpours have formed over the city moving up in to southern parts of westchester county. this is the one that concerns me here. this line of storms over eastern pennsylvania, approaching allentown and the delaware water gap probably within the next hour or so. as it moves off to the east, it should weaken a little bit before moving in to new york city. so i think the bes of getting strong damaging winds with severe weather west of new york city during the evening. some relief behind this front. we'll talk about that in your full accuweather forecast. >>> some patients starting to return to a nursing home in middletown after the air conditioning broke down at the heig

meteorologist jeff smith in for lee goldberg in the weather center. >> even though temperatures have fallen a bit, humidity more than making up for it and priming up the atmosphere for the potential for strong thunderstorms west of new york city. 84 right now. we were 87 earlier this afternoon. a little downpour moved on through parts of new york city including midtown manhattan in the upper west side and that dropped our temperatures a bit. seve t effect for 11 p.m. central and western parts of new jersey. also pike county, pennsylvania. with the excruciating high humidity, we have a heat advisory in effect for the five boroughs of new york city. southern parts of new jersey. we have on the radar a couple cells developing ahead of the main line of storms. one little downpour over central part of the county. we're watching this line along of warren county. downpours there. stronger storms south of scranton. we'll have to watch those as they approach northern warren and parts of sussex county in new jersey over the next several hours. these storms have a history of producing wind dama

i'm meteorologist jeff smith in for lee goldberg. temperatures today got up in to the low 90s. it was day 5 of the heat wave in new york city. we had a little bit of relaxation in the humidity for a while but the humidity has come back up and even though temperatures have fallen down in to the low 80s and upper 70s in some areas, dew points have risen in to the low 70s so we're squarely again in the oppressive category and with that hea in to the day tomorrow, a heat advisory has been reissued for new york city and also much of central and southern new jersey for noon right through 10 p.m. on tuesday. and with that sticky air mass, some thunderstorms are going to be developing. the severe storms prediction center has a of severe thunderstorms from new york city north and west. we'll time that out for you in your full accuweather forecast. >>> donald trump tonight in now proposing a controversial vetting of would-be immigrants all as part of a fight isis plan. trump speaking in the battleground state of ohio, proposing what he'd call extreme vetting and say he'd temporarily susp

. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff smith in for lee goldberg. the way overnight. 80 degrees in new york city. getting a couple degrees above average for this time of year. why got up to 85. 90 at toms river. in terms of the changes i was talking about, we have showers on the way overnight tonight in to early tomorrow morning. we'll check it out for you on the high resolution futurecast, especially new york city points south getting in to showers by 2:00 in the morning. for the morning commute i think there will be a few showers around, especially south of the city. in the morning. eventually we clear things out. eventually the humidity makes a return. we'll talk about that in your full accuweather forecast coming up. >>> a wildfire out in southern california tonight burning with an intensity even veteran firefighters say they have never seen before. the fire ignited yesterday in san bernardino and continues to burn out of control tonight forcing widespread evacuations. the blaze already charring nearly 50 square miles. not clear yet at this poin

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meteorologist jeff smith in for lee goldberg. >> those storms were producing hundreds of cloud to ground strikes. heavy downpours. gusty winds. they moved on through new york city. parts of long island in to southwestern connecticut. there's another line of storms associated with the actual cold front slicing through eastern humidity as we head in to the day tomorrow. here's our futurecast overnight tonight by midnight, some of those showers and storms approaching the delaware water gap by 1 a.m., we're talking northwestern new jersey up to orange county. they may approach new york city by around 2:00 in the morning. do not be surprised if you wake up to a rumble or two of thunder during the wee hours of the morning. then everything moves out to sea there after. as we head to morning commute time, temperatures around 78 degrees. still going to be humidity comes down during the day. i'll tell you if that nice trend continues throughout the work week in your full accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >>> new tonight, another amusement park accident. this one shocking six kids and a ride op

meteorologist jeff smith is in for lee goldberg and is here with the accuweather forecast. the heat, i can't even speak, jeff. >> especially over the weekend. it was so outrageously hot out there. we got a little bit of relief today. we've taken the edge off a bit. temperature got up to 91 in central park compared to middle and upper 90s over the weekend and the dew points and the humidity has fallen just a bit. right now fallen down to about 89 in the park. 80s on the jersey shore and parts of long island. heat advisory in effect till 8 p.m. then another one is in effect tomorrow from noon through 10 p.m. that also includes central and southern parts of new jersey. tomorrow i do not expect temperatures to get up to the 90-degree mark but the humidity will be high again. that will drive the heat index values in to the mid 90s. thunderstorms along the leading edge of the really muggy air mass. we'll have to watch those as they approach us later on tonight. then during the day tomorrow the storm's prediction center has put us in a slight risk of severe thunderstorms. we'll det

let's check in with lee goldberg, who is in for jeff smith tonight. >> kind of a best case scenario. usually a steamy day like this, a code front is coming. interruption. brief lightning and gusty wind. partly cloudy in new york city, still humid. that is the dark skies off to the south. it feels like 100 in tom's river. 90 in poughkeepsie. that's where we haven't seen as many storms. you can see the line north and east of new york city. jersey shore as well. that cell is going to tremble right now. showers are weak especiallying over sufficient -- we can ening over suffolk. clear in new york city now. no problem there. the focus will be the storms over central new jersey and i-95. middlesex, parts of somerset over the next couple hours. we had an inch of rain over suffolk. you can see over the next hour, it's 195 and the east end of long island. things are quieting down in the evening hours. if you're headed out, early thunderstorms. partly cloudy to clear for the rest of us. humid early. we will dry out late. much more comfortable in just a you for now. >> thank you, r., lee. >>> a

. >>> meteorologist jeff smith in for lee goldberg. our weather story is different. >> the circulation around that system over louisiana has opened the flood gates for moisture to come -- that is why we've been couple of days. we're getting a break right now in the shade, a little bit of a breeze, a little less humidity. it doesn't feel nearly as bad as it felt over the weekend when we had heat index values of 110 to 115 degrees in some areas. let's head up a few hundred feet right now and look over towards central park, and it's not a terrible afternoon. temperature, 91 and humidity at 41%. dew points have lowered and wins coming from the northwest at 3 miles-an-hour and the high is your current low of 77. normal high this time of year, around 83 degrees. there's your record, 97 setback in the hot summer of 1988 and the sun going done at 7:53. there's a heat advisory from noon through 10:00 p.m. because heat index values tomorrow will be high. still in the mid-90s and you don't want to be exerting yourself outdoors. with the humidity

while many committed lee's words to memory they tried to forget what general m. jeff thompson told his men when he surrendered them in jackson port, arkansas. unlike lee's written farewell address which was copied by clerks and distributed to corps commander who disseminated through the army, thompson chose to address his troops in person. on june 5th, he told nearly 5,000 confederate soldiers, "i now come to surrender you and hope you will make better citizens than you have soldiers." [ laughter ] thompson claims they had been defeated because they lacked the honor to fight bravely. i know there are some gentlemen here, he told them. and i know there are some damn sneaky cowardly dogs. not unsurprisingly, many of thompson's soldiers rejected this claim that they were without honor, and one pleaded with thompson to talk to us like gentlemen, sir. at the outburst, thompson doubled down, threatening to whip the next man to interrupt him. not unsurprisingly, thompson's soldiers left the surrender feeling embittered and angry that their commander challenged their honor at

taking on a great leadership role and if any man can do it jeff the director of the homeless housing. >> thank you gale. >> thank you mayor ed lee for the opportunity to lead this new departments this is an exciting day not only because the opening of this new navigation center but because it is not just about the who centers it is about redesigning the entire system in the navigation center is the model we should be pursuing a low barrier people come as they are with their partners and pets and possessions with very limited or very small requirements no requirements to get into in podium once they're here all the services are 0i79 and available so they can find their pathway to permanent housing that's exactly how the desire homelessness system should work and the mayor and i call it a navigation center we'll have that with the creation of this new department i want to talk about another issue a related issue the issue of encampments that are on the streets this is been a growing problem that many, many san franciscans are concerned about the mayor and i spoke about this on my first day of work and agree and i'm sure you do hav

lee goldberg is in this evening for jeff smith. he has a first look at the accuweather forecast. >> showers in howard beach. the end of her live shot. sunshine coming out over lower manhattan. 67 right now. the showers are not severe. brief heavy downpours and lightning and wind gusts near 30 miles per hour. where it has not rained, it feels like it's 95 to 100. parts of the hudson valley. all of this heat and humidity has been building and the atmosphere is boiling over a to courtland manner and another downpour over new york city. that will be over in 15 minutes or so. a downpour in staten island. we will be watching ocean county over the next hour or so. new york city north and west now pretty much clear. any way manhattan and the bronx. we still have to watch queens for the next half hour or so. wind gusts can be 30 miles per hour. if you're headed out this for a few showers. and then we dry out. you're going to love the rest of the 7-day forecast. that's a few minutes away. joe and sandra, back to you. >> thank you, lee. >>> y

susan collins, jeff flake, lindsey graham, mike lee of utah, more potentially could be on the way. can the first covers with the senator a strong message to republicans who might say she is betraying her party. listen to this clip. >> i would say to them that donald trump does not represent the values or the heritage of the republican party, and we should not be afraid to say that, and indeed, there is a risk to the republican party if donald trump is perceived as embodying our values. >> so why did she decide to do this right now? >> so i thought that was just interesting, wolf, what she did. she's not betraying the republican party, she says, trump is the one betraying the republican party. senator collins has been thinking about this for a long time. i've talked to her over the last several weeks, months, and she's been very public about her concern about it. she says the straw that broke everything was what donald trump said about the khan family. the parents of the muslim-american soldier killed in iraq. she could not abide by that and also mentioned she was very upset about h

jeff zeleny is in since gnat for us covering the clinton campaign. here in washington, our senior report, white house reporter carol lee, and juan carlos lopez and washington correspondent for the new yorker magazine ryan liza. jeff, you're there, you're in cincinnati. she delivered a major speech on veterans affairs but we also used the occasion to issue several blistering attacks against donald trump. >> reporter: she did indeed, wolf and she did all of that without saying donald trump's name specifically or even mexico specifically. but she certainly didn't have to get her point across. this is very much a commander in chief speech, i would say, wolf. she went throughout her address talking about american exceptionalism, talking about the allies that america has with the world and how she believes that her rival would break those. she spoke specifically about gold star families, saying i will not disrespect them. i will not disrespect p.o.w.s, of course referring to the dustup after the democratic convention, as well as as comments about john mccain earlier in the year. that drew the biggest applause line here from a crowd that was otherwise fairly quie

jeff paterson, news channel 8. >>> a librarian is laid to rest one week after a police officer accidentally shot and killed her. officer lee cole shot her during a citizen's academy today. today a group of friends, family, and city officials held her inspirational figure who worked out for the community. officer cole is on administrative leave while the fdle investigates this case. >>> a new criminal charge today in a teacher tragedy. the man accused of drunk driving and crashing into two teachers was back in court after one of them died. bryce mcleod is now facing a dui manslaughter charge. investigators upgraded that charge after music teacher caroline sign died yesterday. mcleod ran a red light and hit boulevard sunday morning. >> we're in 2016, there's too many other ways for you to get home, whether it's uber, taxicab, friend, family, something. but this is the end result. and i want people to be aware of that. >> sign's boyfriend, sean hen convince remains hospitalized in critical condition. >>> a judge set bond today for two people accused of neglecting five children living in their tampa home. they received an anon

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jeff zeleny. let me just read this line from carol lee that broke the story with the "wall street journal."tack of euros, swiss francs, other currencies flown to iran in an unmarked cargo plane. when you look at the optics of this, as you are hearing from critics, they are saying it is questionable. >> no doubt about it. that story in the "wall street journal" has so much intrigue in it in terms of the types of cash that was sent and the timing of all of this. i'm not sure josh earnest there at the white house answered all of the questions about this. because michelle kosinski went on to ask if the money had not been paid would the hostages have been released. that is something that we still don't have a clear answer for. but look, it is at the very least, opened the entire iran debate up again in a new political contest. donald trump has been hammering this for weeks and for months about the administration. he said they got a bad deal on there. we do expect him to talk about it today when he's spaining there in florida. we'll see if he can stick on that subject or not. many republicans wou

we have famous investor jeff saying go to cash, we have goldman sachs back saying go to cash get out. where should you allocate your money right now, with me, micah leeundedder jonas max ferris, what do you think? >> i think i am going to sell that double line. i will say, i was more on business mystic after the -- more optimistic after the quick crash, this was too much this was driven by interest rates going down and staying down. this is the level stocks are worth more because rates are lower, the problem is that oil thing, if oil goes to level it was a few months ago. you are getting to the situation where high-risk debt and junk bonds fall apart. it might head to a recession, if not domestically certainly a larger global recession that would send stocks down. that $40 thing it needs to stay above that to keep that highly leveraged oilic -- pipeline. liz: micah lee in. >> i think -- i think you have to go stick with s&p 500, i am positive on u.s. economy. if you look around you look deeper in numbers like the gdp report last week, u.s. consumer is booming. headline number was not what we wanted to see, but, beyond, that consumer spending, consume

jeff, thank you. >>> flood waters are still affecting thousands in louisiana. thousands forced from their home. now as waters moving to the south, more areas getting ready for the flooding. >> reporter: larry lee felt helpless as he saw flood waters swallow his town. >> i kind of expected it, but i couldn't picture it. >> reporter: for days, residents knew the water was coming. in just a matter of hours, lee's mother's home flooded. his could be next. >> yes. i got a lot of friends. i have friends that drove out and lost everything. >> reporter: as the water rose, volunteers from a local college determined to protect their property. people here in sorrento and other parts of ascension parrish satisfy they're bracing for the possibility of at least another foot of water by tonight. to the north in baton rouge, flood waters are finally receding. water was up to the roof of this home. now you can see the entire structure. the governor says 40,000 homes are damaged and about 20,000 people had to be rescued. >> we understand that there's still a lot of peo suffering. >> reporter: some flood victims are getting a first look at their damaged homes. >> it looks devastating, you know, but it's not. it'

lee, back to you. >> thank you, rick. >>> all right. let's get to dom chu who has a news alert. >> what we have right now we learned earlier today through a regulatory filing that target's jeff jones, their chief marketing officer, is stepping down from the company. but now we know where he may be going. according to reports citing sources from fortune and "the wall street journal," jones will take up the president role at ride sharing app and company uber. so uber tapping a seasoned marketing executive for a brick and mortar retailer to kind of head its operations, take it to the next level in terms of marketing schemes. overall, michelle, a very interesting move for a company that at one point in the summer had a $60 billion valuation, this time around tapping a senior target executive to head up its operations on the at least marketing and president side of things, guys, back to you. >>> interesting stuff. dom, thank you. coming up, why mr. good bar's having a good day. the good, the bad and the ugly on deck when "power lunch" returns. welcome to opportunity's knocking, where self-proclaimed financial superstars pitch you investment opportunities. i've got a fantastic dea