general jack keane. thank you.a mystery man for monday night's presidential debate that has the internet buzzing.the mag something from hillary clinton's podium. prepared questions, electronic devices? we don't know for sure. but we noticed the mystery man going to trump's podium taking away something. according to ed henry his name is brady williamson. he was hired to performs advance work for clinton. is this back work. hopefully it's not wet work. we'll keep you posted on the mystery as we seeking to unravel it. donald trump says hillary clinton will stop at nothing to get to the white house. >> she and her financial backers will say anything, do anything, lie about anything to keep their grip on power, to keep their control over this country. the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandal. lou: we'll pick up plurality and the presidential election. tony perkins joins us here. we are coming right back with much more. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we

general jack keane next. creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. now that fedex has helped us we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. thank you. welcome. so, fedex helped simplify our e-commerce business and this is not a passive aggressive environment. i just wanted to say, you guys are doing a great job. what's that supposed to mean? fe

as commissioner keane pointed out, transparency is what you are after. you want to make sure at least from my point of view that the citizens have a right to see how the city government is working for them. i want to make sure that is on discussion for future agenda items. having this in the meeting is very important and i would hope that director and others would sit down in the organization with task force, the records retention hall, whoever is in charge of all that to work through how can we make sure there is no conflict but in fact we are getting a clear signal to the citizens of what's important. thank you. >> any other comment? public speaker: charlie marcel. yes, following up on eleana's comments. i think what you are looking for is a rewrite of the ordinance or an amendment which is by super majority. you want to build your coalition, you want to get all the interested stakeholders together on the ip meetings. there shouldn't be that much of a rush because we want to make sure everybody has input to that process. i think we will all find it to

general jack keane. thank you.wall street, stocks closing mixed ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report. you see the dow gaining 18 points and the nasdaq up 14 points. a major setback for spacex today. a falcon 9 rocket explode on its launch pad in cape canaveral, florida. completely destroying the rocket and its payload two days before its scheduled launch. fortunately no one was hurt. the cause of the explosion is still unknown. up next, donald trump is starting to cut into hillary clinton's once enormous lead in the polls. we have the numbers for you. we have the numbers for you. ned ryan and katie kiefer will everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and business

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general jack keane. thank you.tocks closing mixed ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report. you see the dow gaining 18 points and the nasdaq up 14 points. a major setback for spacex today. a falcon 9 rocket explode on its launch pad in cape canaveral, florida. completely destroying the rocket and its payload two days before its scheduled launch. fortunately no one was hurt. the cause of the explosion is still unknown. up next, donald trump is starting to cut into hillary clinton's once enormous lead in the polls. we have the numbers for you. ned ryan and katie kiefer will be here next. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. i'm claudine and i quit smoking with chantix. by the time i was 30, i said "that's it, i'm a smoker for life." i wanted to be a non-smoker and i did it thanks to chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke some people

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>> i want to associate myself with vice chairman keane's remark in totality. and secondly at the time the executive director reports, i want to ask a question about the list of pending investigations and complaints. i can't recall if this is one of them or not. there were a number of them. i'm fully aware of the fact that this is a new administration of the ethics commission in all respects. i have questions and i'm even troubled by the delays in some of the investigations that are setforth as part of the report to the commission. thank you, mr. chairman. >> item 3. discussion and possible action on draft minutes for the commission's july 25th, regular meeting. commissioners, anyone have any corrections or changes to those minutes? >> move approval. >> second. >> all right. public comment? >> commissioners, san francisco open government. these minutes are an example of the disservice this body and others do to individuals making public comment. although speaking in most cases for 3 minutes, each person's public comment is boiled down to one or two lines. there

general jack keane. thank you.tocks closing mixed ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report. you see the dow gaining 18 points and the nasdaq up 14 points. a major setback for spacex today. a falcon 9 rocket explode on its launch pad in cape canaveral florida. completely destroying the rocket and its payload two days before its scheduled launch. fortunately no one was hurt. the cause of the explosion is still unknown. up next, donald trump is starting to cut into hillary clinton's once enormous lead in the polls. we have the numbers for you. ned ryan and katie kiefer will . trish: donald trump chipping away at hillary clinton's national lead in the polls. a new reuters poll shows trump gaining ground on clinton. with the democratic nominee only ahead by one point. 40-39. in the real clear politics average, clinton leads by just five points. two weeks ago, trump was trailing by 8 points. joining me founder and ceo of american majority and former presidential writer for george w. bush, ned ryan and town hall political colu

keane into jaffrey, and also for the islands stretching on to cape cod. all of this action kind of tracking from the southwest to the northeast along this line. we'll call it our roadway of rain as woe get into the evening and overnight hours. our front is kind of stalling and as it stays really near our backyard it's going to keep that rain or the chance for rain in the area through tonight and into early tomorrow morning and our atmosphere is very presumed for those showers to pop up at temperatures are in the low 70's 6 worcester, changing it to the dew points a measure of how much moisture is in the air they almost match the air temperatures. so when those two numbers are very less together, our air is almost saturated, almost 100% saturated so presumed with moisture, it just takes that front to kind of squeeze that moisture out and give us the rainfall. looking ahead through the time line, you can see heading into the evening hours as of right now we're already seeing showers activity breaking a there is a chance that we could catch a quick downpour

as commissioner keane pointed out, transparency is what you are after. you want to make sure at least from my point of view that the citizens have a right to see how the city government is working for them. i want to make sure that is on discussion for future agenda items. having this in the meeting is very important and i would hope that director and others would sit down in the organization with task force, the records retention hall, whoever is in charge of all that to work through how can we make sure there is no conflict but in fact we are getting a clear signal to the citizens of what's important. thank you. >> any other comment? public speaker: charlie marcel. yes, following up on eleana's comments. i think what you are looking for is a rewrite of the ordinance or an amendment which is by super majority. you want to build your coalition, you want to get all the interested stakeholders together on the ip meetings. there shouldn't be that much of a rush because we want to make sure everybody has input to that process. i think we will all find it to

as commissioner keane pointed out, transparency is what you are after. you want to make sure at least from my point of view that the citizens have a right to see how the city government is working for them. i want to make sure that is on discussion for future agenda items. having this in the meeting is very important and i would hope that director and others would sit down in the organization with task force, the records retention hall, whoever is in charge of all that to work through how can we make sure there is no conflict but in fact we are getting a clear signal to the citizens of what's important. thank you. >> any other comment? public speaker: charlie marcel. yes, following up on eleana's comments. i think what you are looking for is a rewrite of the ordinance or an amendment which is by super majority. you want to build your coalition, you want to get all the interested stakeholders together on the ip meetings. there shouldn't be that much of a rush because we want to make sure everybody has input to that process. i think we will all find it to

i think we were right to go into iraq, and i think jack keane, as you pointed out in recommending the surge and executing the surge, proved we were right. but, yeah, we need to get the record absolutely straight. >> what did you make of her standing up last night in front of, you know, these men and women who had served in iraq, who had served the country honorably, who had sacrificed their safety, their comrades had fallen, in some instances right around them, and saying it was a mistake. like she couldn't stand by her vote. she couldn't say with the benefit of hindsight. she couldn't speak about the gains we made, which her democratic vice president said it was going to be the biggest success story until we left without any residual forces there. >> i thought it was awful but all too typical too, megyn. she's got a record as a government official, a united states senator, the secretary of state. he has no such record. i understand when he says i was for this, i was for that, we should examine it, but he doesn't take responsibility for those decisions. she does, and she must. look, i

keane at 72 then burlington and berlin, new hampshire and then even farther in bangor mid and upper 50's with a lot of clouds. this has a real fall feel with the sky bing that silver overcast and cool, raw maybe even chilly feel in northern new that cool air arrives here so if you are out and about this evening it will not dramatically turn around on a dime but there will be the increasing chances of some rain mid to late evening. 10:00 tonight as the front is getting closer to us. i think it will spark some showers and there may be one or two downpours. that yellow and orange indicating a little burst of heavy rain possible. mid to late evening and then it presses south of boston and down to the south coast and then fades away before sun rise tomorrow. so a few showers ovgh than a quarter of an inch of rain but one or two if you get a downpour perhaps a little bit more then a quarter of an inch of rain. mainly cloudy. temperatures early this evening in the upper self-teen esbut they will wall into the 60's as those showers are arriving and then bottom out between 52 and 57 so again th

melissa: general jack keane, thanks so much for joining us.e appreciate your insight. >> good talking to you, melissa. [booing] david: wow, imagine doing that that was 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick getting soundly booed as he refused to stand during the pregame siging of national anthem. last night he took a knee instead of standing and joined by his teammate eric reid. kaepernick is facing serious backlash, made it clear he will not stand for the national anthem until he is satisfied that police brutality against minorities come to an end. joining me, larry elder, salem radio syndicated talk show host. that depicted police as pigs. this is guy who complained about police brutality and oppression. a few days later at press conference was wearing a fidel castro t-shirt. you can slice the irony. he was couple years ago fined for calling a fellow player the "n-word." what is bothering me all about this, "black lives matter" issue is built upon a foundation of lies. michael brown did not have his police shootings answer blacks are down 75% an

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keane daly/atlanta resident: this is something you tell your kids and grandchildren. i was on the first flight to cuba. visiting cuba without special permission from the u-s government were heavily fined and prosecuted. since then the number of us visitors, has went up to 93% percent from last year. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> more than two-thousand two-thousand "star wars"-related videos are posted to you-tube every day. ((brian loftus)) >> coming up on good day see how lucas films is giving star wars fans an extra incentive to post those videos! ((demetria obilor)) toys for "rogue one: a star wars story" toys with a video, showing them off... mission log 12-16-16. the empire has misplaced valuable information regarding their latest construction project." ((demetria obilor)) >> on september 30 fans can share their stories and skits, set in a galaxy far far away, at star-wars dot-com slash go-rogue... and the winners invited to lucasfilm in san francisco to see "rogue one" -- and thr sherry how's the ((sherry swensk)) we'll see sunshine and more clouds today... as a chance

general jack keane is here to respond to that also, later on. some remarkable video of a college professor tearing down 9/11 memorial posters on campus. that story and more from american universities across the country straight ahead. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. >>> a fox news alert. secretary of state john kerry says the united states and russia are calling on all sides in the syrian conflict to commit to a nationwide cease-fire on september 12th. that would be monday. he also said if there is a sustained period of reduced violence, russia and the u.s. will work together to strike a deal on a political transition in that country. president obama first called on syrian presid

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general jack keane. thank you. street, stocks closing mixed ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report. you see the dow gaining 18 points and the nasdaq up 14 points. a major setback for spacex today. a falcon 9 rocket explode on its launch pad in cape canaveral, florida. completely destroying the rocket and its payload two days before its scheduled launch. fortunately no one was hurt. the cause of the explosion is still unknown. up next, donald trump is starting to cut into hillary clinton's once enormous lead in the polls. we have the numbers for you. we have the numbers for you. ned ryan and katie kiefer will♪ [engine revs] ♪ [cheering] ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ incr...think it wouldotection in a pwork, but it does.dn't... it's called always discreet for bladder leaks, the super... ...absorbent core turns liquid to gel. i know i'm wearing it but no one else will. always discreet for bladder leaks. that inactive satellite radio of yours is ready to roll. because the siriusxm free listening event is on right now!

joining me, fox news military analyst general jack keane. what do you think?ically saying you can't that out, maybe the nuclear deal did inspire iran's boosting confidence. >> i don't think it is disputable and here is why. when they negotiated that deal with the international community it legitimized iran, no longer considered a rogue state. and the second thing and equally important they got everything they wanted, removal of the sanctions, the windfall, and a nuclear weapon in 15 years, that is a good deal. of course they are emboldened. trish: what are they doing? trying to flex their muscle before new president walks into the oval office. how should we handle this going forward? what would your advice be to the next president of the united states? >> we shouldn't be focused on what is the navy response going to be to this bullying and aggressive tactics the iranians are doing. the navy knows what it is doing and they will use lethal force if they have to but the real issue is the geopolitical one. what we need to do is reengage with sunni arab allies and

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keane daley took the first flight fearing the flood of americans will change an island that to many seems frozen in time. your kids or your grand kids about. i was on the first flight to cuba. >> so far the tsa says it has signed off on the security of eight of cuba's ten airports already three scheduled u.s. flights have testified down in santa clara. next week american airlines begins rolling out its service to cuba and december 1st, delta will start flying here to havana. demarco. >> chris, thank you. up next georgetown university >> slavery has been called america's original sin. this past week, a prominent catholic university owned up to its role in that sin, and said how it plans to atone for it. errol barnett has the story. >> georgetown, fonded in 1789 is university in the united states. it has an endowment of $1.5 billion now. but in 1838, the university was deep in debt and sold 272 slaves to stay open. today university president john degioia apologized. >> we will seek forgiveness for our participation in the institution of slavery. >> last year, degioia created a committee to

you hop on the other side of the front and the dew point drop off to the low 50s, kean dew point at 55. reaching air not that far away thanks to canadian high pressure which play as major role in our weekend forecast. tonight a shower fading away over the next hour otherwise dryer air in through the house or the apartment but it'll happen. temperatures between 56-63. then tomorrow, please afternoon. lots of sun, a few clouds in the afternoon. bit of a morning breeze, temperatures 74-80. we start the weekend in similar fashion, lots of sunshine. a few clouds in the afternoon. all thanks to high pressure which isn't going to move all that much. that i think is going to help us out in terms of blocking hurricane hermine or storm hermine because if it wasn't for the high hermine would come right up into new england and it would be a direct hit but i don't think that is the case. a lot of the computer models also staying the course not deviating from the thought process over the last 24 hours, still the challenge is how much if any of hurricane hermine's leftovers full make it up to souther

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. >> now researchers show that kean sense of smell developed his brain. >> there's a lot more activity there. as they smelled various scents of wines and fruits. she found wine experts could detect scents the others could not. but she also discovered parts of their brain are bigger. including areas susceptible to alzheimer's. >> the fact that the parts of the brain are bigger are the parts most vulnerable to diseases like alzheimer's and parkinsons suggests that they might have some degree of protection. >> dr. banks says developing our sense of smell with wine or anything else might be key in ro prevent disease. >> definitely sort of stopping to smell the roses a little bit. to enjoy life. i think that your sensory experiences. >> harley says he'll toast to that. >> that's the best part times taste. >> cbs news las vegas. >> that job has a lot of benefits doesn't it? let's get a look at the forecast, beautiful shot tonight, the sun is setting out there. temperatures below average again for the day today. the last three days, if you're day weekend, temps below average. as you can see,

keane 63. the cooler air is pressing south from this front. this cold front and again when did you from 80's to 50's you are going to have to go through some weather and the front will generate a couple of scattered showers. i don't think it's widespread rain but as we advance the time this evening and that will work through metro boston around midnight tonight and then down the south shore and then fizzle out by tomorrow morning with most of us probably a quarter of an inch of rain or less. there may be one or two downpours where some of you lucky few like a quarter of an inform of rain mainly cloudy and breezy and not over chilly overnight tonight. lows 52 to 57 so we had colder morning thus far this month of september. threw the weekend a mig of includes and sunshine toll, mid 60's. cooler on sunday so coming out of 50's tomorrow morning into the afternoon i think you might notice oh wow not really warming up as fast as it has in previous days. apple picking looks awesome. temperatures tomorrow and sunday in the orchards running in the 60's

this republican is still unsure about clinton but liked what she heard from keane. >> he is articulate. he's knowledgeable on every issue thrown at him today. no teleprompter and he was a genuine candidate. >> reporter: this democrat hopes that voters can learn from the spirit of silicon valley. >> we work with people who have different political views all the time and we make these companies successful. we don't not work with somebody because they have different politics and i think that can be a model for what can happen in the federal government. >> reporter: and for man yutz choice is clear. >> they don't represent a party to me. they represent a >> reporter: cakaine also stopp for a meeting with zingus founder. hillary clinton held her first fund-raiser in march and returned two months later for another fund-raiser and tim kaine also held a fund-raiser there last month. guests paid between $1,000 and $5,000 each for lunch. >> a national outrage over cost increases for the epipen faced tough questions from congress. mylan manufacturers the epipens and costs have gone from $60 to 60

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. >> anchor: a keane, new hampshire fire captain pleads guilty to prostitution charges. list offered a prostitute money for a sexual act using a department owned cell phone. the 44-year-old has been ordered to enter a sexual recovery treatment program of the woman the fire captain solicited was also arrested. >> anchor: new details in a manchester, new hampshire robbery. despite making an arrest yesterday in a violent attack at a convenience store, police now say they have the right guy. after the initial arrest, police continued their investigation and they now say jason crawford the robbery and assault. the robbery happened on maple street in manchester. a clerk was severely beaten in the attack. he is expected to be okay. charges against that man arrested yesterday have been dropped. a lawrence fire fighter will remain behind bars. lieutenant joseph carbury arrived in court with ban damages around his leg. police argue he is a danger tore himself and others and bail was denied. he is facing a long list of tuesday morning where he allegedly shot himself in the leg duri

>> i want to associate myself with vice chairman keane's remark in totality. and secondly at the time the executive director reports, i want to ask a question about the list of pending investigations and complaints. i can't recall if this is one of them or not. there were a number of them. i'm fully aware of the fact that this is a new administration of the ethics commission in all respects. i have questions and i'm even troubled by the delays in some of the investigations that are setforth as part of the report to the commission. thank you, mr. chairman. >> item 3. discussion and possible action on draft minutes for the commission's july 25th, regular meeting. commissioners, anyone have any corrections or changes to those minutes? >> move approval. >> second. >> all right. public comment? >> commissioners, san francisco open government. these minutes are an example of the disservice this body and others do to individuals making public comment. although speaking in most cases for 3 minutes, each person's public comment is boiled down to one or two lines. there

we've been doing it for the american people ever since. >> general jack keane, we thank you for yourvice to this country. general, thank you. >> good talking to you, john. >>> earlier this morning i spoke with a man whose calm and steady leadership earned for him the title america's mayor in the wakes of the attacks. new york city's mayor, rudy giuliani, on 9/11. >> mr. mayor, it was a day when we saw the worst of humanity on display, we saw the best of humanity on display. which of those do you remember? >> both. it depends on the memory that comes back to me. sometimes it's the memory of watching the man jumping from the 101st, 102nd floor. sometimes it's the memory of the firefighters putting the flag up right in the midst of all that fire and debris and things falling and they had the bravery and courage to put up the american flag and it looked just like iwo jima. sometimes it's the debris and sometimes it's a construction worker showing up unannounced, unasked for and just volunteering to pick things up because they said we're big, strong guys and we can help. so it's, you know

into the worcester hills, partly sunny skies, fitchburg and keane in the mid 70's and out on to the cape you have rain to start the afternoon and then i think tomorrow afternoon. chatham at 69 and nantucket at 68. now for wednesday a lot of clouds, much cooler on wednesday behind that cool front with an isolated shower. i don't think the chance of rain is all that high on wednesday and into thursday we hold on to the risk of a few showers. it's from this area of low pressure which will be out there for most of the week but slowly drifting to west virginia as well as virginia itself by the end of the weekend as it gets closer to us then our chance of rain will go up but even though it's lot of clouds and the risk of a little bit of patchy drizzle and an isolated shower wednesday afternoon, thursday afternoon, friday and then a higher chance of some scattered showers perhaps a few downpours saturday and sunday but we do need the rain. that is not a bad looking forecast if you are in a drought. see you at 5:30. >> anchor: see you then. duke and dutchess of cambridge return to canada over th

. >> anchor: a keane, new hampshire fire captain pleads guilty to prostitution charges. police say captain robert delusio offered a prostitute money for a sexual act. he has agreed to enter a sexual >> anchor: in manchester, new hampshire a robbery there. despite making an arrest in a violent attack in a convenience store police say they now have the right guy. after the initial arrest police continuesed their investigation and say jason crawford is the person responsible for that robbery and assault. the robbery happened at hans food smart obmaple street in manchester of a clerk was severely beaten in that attack but he is expected to be okay. charges against the suspect, they they arrested yesterday have now been dropped. >> anchor: the patriots heading out against the arizona cardinals. jimmy garappolo taking over for tom brady while qb 12 sits his four game suspension and many feeling calmer after denver's performance last night. that team was led by a quarterback who saw his first nfl start. dan hausle live at gillette stadium with much more. >> reporter: yeah, this

kean hum >> yeah, a couple of a cple thunderstorms, too, this afternoon, to kind of add into the mixhere.the late today with someome thunderstorms if you're one ofor the lucky ones between 4, 5 o'clock, maybeck,ay that cools you off just a cou little bit, so but other than that we're headed up into the 90's tan the heat index for heax most of us will be at -- at a 100 or above. abo okay, just so you know. 82 degrees this morning atrees n 8:00 a.m. sinog already warm. 92 at lunchtime today. today but the 92 is going to feelee about like 95 to 96. 9 lots of sunshine, too t we getet into this afternoon.noon so, this afternoon into the int evening hours, we're talkingre g about a chance for some chae f showers and some som thunderstorms. a couple of those could be strong. stro maybe even severe. ser wind being the primary issue iss there. e. and some heavy rain in spotsn io as well.asel how about the weekend, allnd, al right? well, look, we'rek, we' going to continue with thish t heat for tomorrow. t we'll have a lot of heat in here tomorrow. tomor frontal system will comeill through tom

keane 66. burlington 58. here is the cool front. the front edge of that cooler air and it's generating a couple of isolated showers just now getting organized northwest of albany, new york. so as the cool front presses south i think ou will go up just an isolated shower or two up until about 10:00 and then after 10:00 there will be a narrow band of rain pressing through southern new england with perhaps a couple of downpours so if you are out and about later on this evening have rain gear because even they don't have to rain in the forecast for the next few hours mid to late evening there will be showers and they linger overnight tonight working down the south shore, south coast and then through the cape and islands by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the a.rainfall on the way most of cuts a quarter of an inch of rain or less but in some of of an inch of rain of we'll hold on oh clouds obviously with a late evening shower threat, breezy conditions as that cold front moves through it will certainly field like fall around midnight tonight

of town in the per valk macthe seacoast numbers in the upper self-p tease into the worcester hills keane at 7 coast and cape brewster and wellfleet in the upper 70's along with chatham. so there is tomorrow for you. wednesday morning sun, clouds in the afternoon, wednesday is a warm and more humid day so just like that we are right back into late summer but it's just a one day thing. temperatures on wednesday in the middle 80's, they are the dew point temperatures jumping into the 60's on wednesday afternoon and then behind that rain wednesday night and thursday morning the air is dry and crisp and cool once again. on the maps tomorrow again high england. here comes that next weather system. it will be our only chance of rain this week that. cool front moving into new england wednesday night and then it's gone by thursday morning. the tropics watching some showers and storms in the bahamas as well as the turks and cake as not expected to do anything and this right here, that is a brand new tropical storm. that is tropical storm ian but like so many others this will stay out in the open a

maria: general keane, what is the answer? he wrote an op-ed, stop the killing. president carter said that this is the first step to solving syria's issues. >> he's right, stop the killing but he's naive to a fault when he believes that the russians, iran aibs and the syrians are going to stop. the cease fire they are gaining secretary kerry just like the russians do in ukraine, they try to make territorial gains. yesterday the russians bombed, russian aircraft bombed a 31-truck convoy that had been waiting for weeks to bring humanitarian aid into people who are being systemically starved to death, they blew the convoy away. that was targeted, intengal and as part of genocide operation that's going on. the only way you stop these killers from doing the killing is you have to them stop and there's no cease fire that's going to do that. this takes force and it's been going on for centuries where you have thugs like this that are killing the people, the only way to get them to stop doing that is force. maria: so we are not being forceful enough? we are not going in

general keane, thank you so much for joining us.ime we spoke about iran testing the limits on the wake of this iran deal. now we hear from the administration, are they finally realizing this deal was a mistake or what do you think is going on now given what we have seen from iran against our military in the last several months? >> well, they'll never admit that the nuclear deal was a mistake because it was seminole objective of the obama administration's foreign policy. that's going to stay on the table. they're going to claim that this is a good deal. they were incredibly naive and that was always nonsense. no one believed that that would happen. iranians have been since 1980, maria. the strategic objective is domination of the middle east and they have never come off of that. to do that, drive the united states out, weak tennessee relationship between the united states and the sunni arabs and that's what bullying in the united states and trying to humiliate us and are they emboldened by the nuclear deal, you bet you they are, they

fox military analyst jack keane is with us and bob carry and trump senior advisers dr. ben carson joins us as well. lots to come in the morning. investigators trying to figure out what caused the deadly commuter crash claiming the life of one person, a young mother from hoboken and also injuring hundred others, plowed into a hub yesterday at 9:00 a.m., just before 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning as ntsb investigates whether the train was speeding, the focus on train control. >> the train came in at much too high rate a speed and the question is why is that. >> the train obviously came in at too high rate of speed, it didn't stop, it went through barriers, the positive train control system no doubt can be a benefit depending on the circumstances. and what we are saying here is we don't know what the circumstances were. maria: none of new jersey's tracks or trains are equipped with mechanism. joining me now rus, thank you so much for joining us this morning. can you explain this alignment or this positive train technology that obviously failed or is not available? >> positive

(keane sot) (13:47:xx) "it's something that you tell your kids or your grandkids about. i was on the first flight to cuba." new tonight - a ?new catholic grandkids about.>>> new tonight a new catholic saint. applause erupted in saint. peter's square this morning as pope francis finished cannibalization to mother teresa elevating her to sainthood. >> reporter: we declare and define blessed teresa of calcutta to be a saint. >> reporter: pope francis teresa as a defender of the unborn, the sick... and the abandoned.in calcutta, india, people watched the ceremony canonising the woman who cared for th others gathered around her tomb, adorned with a single candle, flowers and her photo. (seth doane/cbs news/vatican city)"today may be the official recognition on the part of the church but among the faithful they say - it only confirms what they already believed."(sot - kim forshay)seth: when you think of mt - what comes to mind? kim: i think - i don't know if i have the quote right - but she said "one drop of water in the ocean" you - so you do one small thing - and it ripples

i kean talk more about it. there are things i noticed on the subway. i can go all night. >> you didn't say you're done. >> oh i'm done. >> coming up, clowns are louding their job. thanks, obama. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. a mattress store in san antonio says it is closing its doors, quote, indefinitely. the move comes after a commercial that parody's the septem showing price cuts and pounds of mattresses falling over. the store is apologizing for the ad which critics and the the internet community called insensitive. because of the backlash it is best to be closed while u.s. observes the 9/11 anniversary. and the cdc says it is out of money to fight the zika virus. the virus has been linked to birth defects and newborns. a down day on wall street. there are fears of an upcoming interest rate hike. the dow closing down 400 points in the biggest one-day drop since june. 10 years of tax returns have been released by the vice presidential nominee mike pence. his latest filing shows him earning $113,000. most of that is co