lauren: i'm lauren simonetti.t obama in asia cancels a meeting with the new president of the philippines after foul-mouth comments. we will tell you about them. president obama fail to go reach deal with russian president vladimir putin over syria. we will have the details. nicole: jumping 72 points on friday, dow futures rise ago head of the opening bell. let's take a look at this moment. s&p up 3. nasdaq up 6 this morning. lauren: stocks also rose overnight. in china shanghai composite rose more than half of one percent. nicole: oil prices on the rise. oil is up about a percent at 44.46 a barrel. lauren: bayer increases bid to $65 billion, but will it be the latest deal to be blocked by the obama administration? we will take a look. nicole: apple ceo tim cook will introduce new iphone tomorrow but already getting a thumbs down from consumers, we are going to explain. lauren: in sports no williams sister final at the u.s. open this year, serena advance to quarter finals but venus was eliminated and on the men's s

lauren: tgif, good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti.shooting 177 points yesterday led by apple and tech stocks but bank stocks today may be hit hard by the news that the u.s. department of justice is seeking $14 billion from deutsche bank over mortgage securities, let's check in right now to see how u.s. stock market futures are shaping up. s&p futures down 5, nasdaq down 10. deutsche bank shares down 7%. nicole: in asia stocks in japan they rose 3 quarters of 1%. stock markets still on hold in south korea and shanghai for holiday. lauren: oil prices gaining one 1 percent yesterday and giving it back today. nicole: apple's iphone 7 officially goes on sale today following reviews and samsung galaxy note 7 customers are turning their fire hazard phone for official recall. lauren: in sports red sox score 9 to give yankees a setback. jets the beat the bills, highlights in sports coming up. nicole: twitter live stream of the jets-bills game, apparently it was a big hit. we will have details for you. lauren: that's what they're saying, 5:31 a

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. foreign policy and national security continue to dominate the campaign trail. we will have the latest on the battle for the white house. nicole: let's check in onoff head of the opening bell. down arrows across the board. lauren: stocks fell, japan's stocks slightly higher. nicole: crude oil shot up, oil this morning is at 46.92 the barrel. down one and a half percent. lauren: latest headache for iphone 1 customers, don't use them on the airplane. in sports the shocker at the u.s. open. serena will not be in the finals and in the nfl the season opener kicks off with a rematch of last year's super bowl. coming . nicole: good morning, 5:00 a.m. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: good thing it's friday. we have breaking news this morning, north korea conducting fifth and powerful nuclear test. the country said it's part of le response to international sanctions. kim jong un now capable of mounting nuclear war head

lauren and nicole. lauren: look at that. thank you very much.voting group could help decide this year's presidential race. america's youth in an effort to lose amateur radio said rob about tenet to feature this intriguing vending machine at college campuses. students are asked if they are registered to vote. if they answered that they get a special flavor of doritos just for that. >> that is her year. if you don't go, someone else chooses for you just like this. nicole: you don't find someone choosing a president or to. the bags contained hard work to send along the message if you don't like the choice you don't get a choice. the parent company is the latest advertiser trying to capitalize on the election. they debuted the bud lite party ads during the super bowl and convenient or chain 711 could offer its customers the chance to go with their cup. coming up, the magnificent seven ride to the top of the box office. >> just want to make sure it -- [inaudible] lauren: and sports los angeles dodgers clinch their division. the new york mets found th

lauren: good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti.sinking friday, let's check right now, it's another selloff, folks. dow futures down 101. nasdaq sinking 33. nicole: they're under pressure. japan, nikkei closed down. 1.7%. in china shanghai composite down 1.8%. lauren: what else is down? oil, oil fell on friday 3 and a half percent and it's down one and a half percent. 45.16 a barrel. nicole: hillary clinton leaves ceremony early after becoming dehydrated. he was diagnosed with pneumonia and donald trump refrains from commenting. lauren: some sung shares after telling customers to switch off and return gat axe note 7 customers because of a fire hazard. nicole: amazon and pandora to set to announce new streaming services. lauren: in sports at the u.s. open tops novac djokovic. patriots with win out tom brady. nicole: i'm glad it's back. monday september 12th in new york. first look at what's moving in today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect on the day ahead. lauren: big story is the fed. investors remain on edge after

lauren: tomato sauce implements. commodities you've heard although oil news with phil flynn moments ago. crews to and at 27 cents today. $46.70 a barrel after the opec agreement to cut production. pulled up $1.1324 announced. nicole: the fbi calling the first artificial pancreas continuously measures blood sugar and not a magically delivers insulin. the devices preferred type one diabetes. sensor measures with the device will cost between $6000 in an thousand dollars. lauren: something most of us will need to get through this morning and today you can get it for free because it's national coffee day. major chains handing out a cup of joe for free or at a discount. dunkin' donuts selling a medium cup of hot coffee for 66 cents. also there is is their 66th birthday. you can get another free cup of coffee but a fruit glaze doughnut and starbucks is doing something a little bit different. nothing free but it will donate coffee trees to latin american rulers who've lost their crops due to a fungus. coffee prices up 21% wh

lauren: i am lauren simonetti.heck in right now to see a future shaped by the head at the opening bell. nasdaq futures outside. nicole: japanese stocks fall in insurgency people down three quarters of 1%. i'll sit down three of 1%. >> falling oil prices in the stock selloff after dipping 3% yesterday going under $45 a barrel. up one third of 1%. nicole: president of the missteps and for hillary clinton who plans to return to her about donald trump unveils a new plan to make child care more affordable. >> c.e.o. wells fargo claims employees for opening millions of accounts without customer's permission. the latest on this story. nicole: new york is buzzing with baseball. keeping postseason picture and the yankees win. they beat the dodgers and are getting close to the wild-card spot. train 30 -- lauren: welcome to "fbn:am" from their first look at today's markets, the latest breaking is and what to expect the day ahead. nicole: a german buyer has signed a definitive agreement for $128 a share. charlie gasparino said

lauren: to u.s. capable bombers flying over south korea airbase in show of force paid the b-1 bombers were escorted by south korean and u.s. fighter jets over the airbase at 75 miles from the border days after north korea's fifth and most powerful nuclear tests yet. south korea does not have weapons that it relies on the u.s. nuclear umbrella. >> the united states has two taken necessary steps to do so including operations like some you have observed today. train to u.s. and south korean have the ability to conduct that time. let's take a look. the hong kong hang seng down one third of 1%. shanghai in china got some good decent economic news so we see that to the upside. retail sales in the light did the nikkei up one third of 1% at the bank of japan say and they are looking at the bombs they are buying and maturity length. they may adopt so that's an big news this morning. korea's kospi up one half of 1%. lauren: the worst day yesterday too big down days in a row. the ftse in london is down five poi

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. investors seem to have calm down until next week's federal reserve meeting on interest rates. the pentagon 31 points being teachers at 33 was down 11 points in the match. drink divination and the japanese stocks lower dirt exports with the nikkei down 1.3%. stock markets closed for holidays in shanghai and south korea. lauren: oil prices fell 3% yesterday in a supply report. )-right-paren gaining six and $43.64 a barrel. nicole: more problems for wells fargo ceo john stumpf. federal prosecutors now looking into the bake sales practices that led to last $6,185,000,000 fine. lauren: apple ceo tim cook must be smiling because apple stock up 10% as initial quantities of the iphone seven plus are sold around the world. nicole: chicago cubs are one game away from the title. a heartbreaking loss for the yankees. other highlights coming up here in lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look at today's market and the latest breaking news in what to expect today i ha

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. u.s. features down ahead of the day, rebounding after it. a look at what that might mean. let's check in the co u.s. senate market features are shaping up this tuesday morning. dow futures 34 points. nasdaq of 11. drink tenacious type after the u.s. presidential debate in japan. the nikkei closed up one and three quarters to 1% in the index in chennai paso 1%. lauren: despite our pressure across bank stocks, stock indices trading to the downside to this with danny points. cac downtime. nicole: after jumping over 3% yesterday, let's see how oil is faring. down 1.5% this morning at or defied 18 a barrel. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday from september 27th. it's also national voter registration day. your first look at the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: donald trump and hillary clinton facing off in the first presidential debate of the 2016 white house race. the two candidates clashing sharply in new york just six weeks before the election. here are s

i am lauren simonetti.ox poll shows that race for the white house is narrowing but just a two-point lead. lauren: a six-month winning streak in august and six by 2%. but the the stockmarket futures are for in the head opening bell. don't futures up 30 points. nasdaq futures up to you. japanese stocks rising a stocks rising a bit. the nikkei up a quarter of 1%. oil tumbled below $35 a barrel and with the weather in the gulf of mexico, let's check in $44.64 to attempt of 1%. the possible hurricane hermine today. one of the storm track. trade the elon musk, tesla and solar city. the u.s. open advanced earlier and thought that and thought the roof of the stadium post for the first time. brent harrison had a stunning upset over the several niche. lauren: at his thursday, september 1st. august is over. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lea: breaking news. donald trump delivering a major speech on immigration. the nominee of the enough is 10th on how to build a border wall

lauren: wishful thinking. the 2016 presidential race with the -- >> hillary clinton has taught us how much of a problem we have a cybersecurity. they think cybersecurity. we can't have someone in the oval office who doesn't understand the meeting of the word confidential or classified. trade secret and blasting trump over his board policy plan. >> is talked about letting syria become a free zone for isis. look at the map, donald. he is talked about sending in american ground troops. not on my watch. that is not what we are going to do. lauren: blake burman has more from washington. reporter: potential pulling turnaround for donald trump. the latest poll from cnn shows translating hillary clinton by two pints or the 5-43. as clayton is having to reload campaign event on tuesday in florida, she told reporters aboard her campaign plane that she is sticking with her strategy. >> i pay no attention to the polls. when there's good for me and a lot of them have been recently i don't pay attention. when they are not s

lauren: i am lauren simonetti.rning the loss of shimon peres and nobel peace prize winner has died after suffering a major stroke two weeks ago. nicole: in the market stocks gain ground up 133 points yesterday. check out today back in the red once again. dow futures have turned negative for the last hour. s&p futures down for. >> u.s. futures respond to a shed. the stronger japanese currency hate stock prices picnicking japan on 1.3%. the shanghai composite down a third of 1%. trade to investors await news from an opec meeting. right now i see it up one third of 1% at 4484. >> the areas climbed back billions of dollars from ceo after the bank's false account scandal. >> senate lawmakers demand answers from marissa mayer about the hacking of 500 million accounts two years ago but only just came to light last week. lauren: is forthcoming the yankees keep the red sox are celebrating a division title and the mets hammered florida marlins to keep their hopes alive in the wild-card race. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york tha

lauren: breaking news this morning. president obama wraps up a week early and trained bumpy weeklong trip. good morning. i am lauren simonetti appeared nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. punch and counterpunch over who would be a better commander-in-chief. we will have that story. lauren: record and record and i think that the dow and s&p 500 slipped by declines in consumer stocks. checking in on your stock market futures. the dow was up 21, nasdaq up 4.5 in the market. nicole: stocks in japan 0.3% on the backs of the currency while the shanghai composite index is one 10th of 1%. oil prices up another 1.5% gain in 2% to $46.39 a barrel. super mario at iphones unveilings taurine on the news. we will have that story for you. lauren: serena williams moves to the semifinals. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york did thursday, september 8th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: we're waiting president of imus and his comments in laos as he wraps up his weeklong trip to a

abc's lauren lyster joins us live from los angeles. lauren: we are counting down to the live season premiere and a brand new cast of celebrity contestants will perform on the sound stage right behind me. anything on the dance floor. get ready to rumba. another season of dancing with the stars kicking off the pros and new celebrity cast members on good morning america giving us a preview of what to expect. coming to the ballroom in season 23 fresh from the olympics, swimmer ryan lochte and gymnast laurie hernandez. a reality tv star, breaking down barriers. >> i am honored to be the first little person to be a part of dancing with the stars. lauren indy car driver james : hinchcliffe already campaigning to win. lauren indy car driver james rapper vanilla ice bringing his >> i might just clean the rust off of them and see what we got. lauren and rounding out the cast : of 13, a former governor, former nfl star, a model, two singers, and three tv stars. ahead of the big show, the stars pulling back the curtain on practice. >> everyone mak

they decided to escape when lauren was just seven years olds. it started a journey that, in more than one way, lauren is still on. >> just as the things we're hearing on the news to do so is an international crisis. >> reporter: there have been guest lectures on world histories at the high school that have failed to captivate children's attention. >> you can imagine, as a child -- >> reporter: not on this day. >> seeing someone bleed out to death is quite an impression. >> reporter: not with lauren speaking. >> it was the most terrifying thing that had ever happened to me until i got on the boat to escape vietnam. >> reporter: lauren, a san francisco attorney, was there to share the story of her family's experience following the vietnam war. her parents, wealthy land owners in the south, faced terrible persecution under communist rule so lauren's family, crowded with dolls dozens of others, got on a small boat and slipped out to sea. >> it was almost a suicidal mission. >> reporter: ten days they were at sea suffering storm after storm. low on f

other highlights coming up here in lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look at today's market and the latest breaking news in what to expect today i had feared

lauren: this urge with the nikkei up 1.4%. train to the campaign trail carmella clinton brings bernie sanders to attract millennial voters while donald trump explains to bill o'reilly about his taxes. lauren: wells fargo ceo john stumpf forfeiting $41 million in pay over the bank sales in the period we will take a look. nicole: despite getting beat by the new york yankees, boston red sox have reason to celebrate and 10 tivo gives fans a reason to cheer as well. all the highlights and sports. lauren: thursday from september 29th. also national coffee day. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to

lauren: good thing it's friday. we have breaking news this morning, north korea conducting fifth and powerful nuclear test. the country said it's part of le

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. u.s. features down ahead of the day, rebounding after it. a look at what that might mean. let's check in the co u.s. senate market features are shaping up this tuesday morning. dow futures 34 points. nasdaq of 11. drink tenacious type after the u.s. presidential debate in japan. the nikkei closed up one and three quarters to 1% in the index in chennai paso 1%. lauren: despite our pressure across bank stocks, stock indices trading to the downside to this with danny points. cac downtime. nicole: after jumping over 3% yesterday, let's see how oil is faring.

would be someone like lauren, because she is so strong, and she has a strong fate. >> lauren and jruest met as student at ucla where they returned last year to host a charity youth clinic ill i can. >> just being involved in the community. >> three years ago, the couple had exchanged vows. >> starting a family with her will be the best thing. >> jrue says lauren heist good days, and bad days, some better than others, she is obviously the fighter the toughest woman i know, that's the reason why i married her. >> jrue also told new england newspaper the right side of his wife's face feels numb because the tumor is pressing against a nerve, he went on to say the baby is health and if possible they hope to induce the birth early to treat lauren as soon as doctors will allow. >> wish them the best. >> very, very best. >> all right, lauren casey joining us now with a look at the weather, as we head into this new work week, of this holiday weekend. >> yes, and today, not too bad, guys, dodged big bullet with hermine, ocean conditions along the coast, still very angry, and they will be for th

lauren. >> let's take a look outside for us this morning. we do have some fog out on our eastern plains. it's not quite as bad as it was yesterday, but it is definitely still out there. as we head towards the rest of the state, though, we are clear to start off this -- i was going to say monday, this thursday monday. need more coffee. let's take a look at what's going on on our satellite and radar. we do have some rain th plains. that's now cleared out. now looking at clear skies statewide, except that little bit of fog. starting off in 62 in denver, 60 in burlington. in the high country this morning, 36 in leadville and gunson, 33 in steamboat. the cool spot is craig in our northwestern corner with 35, 57 over in grand junction. our futurecast for today, that fog will clear here throughout the morning hours, and then we are looking at a -- then we are looking at a nice arch. it might get a little windy in parts of the high country today. but mostly we are looking at eastern plains, maybe a little bit of heavier rainfall, maybe some hail wit

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hermine in cbs weather center lauren how is it looking. >> today's model showing improvement and badge of hermine slightly east ward and previous track yielding improvements for outlook down the shore and still dangerous storm and we still have concerns for that potential for coastal flooding and ocean is not the place to be. and getting a live look right now at margate and angry sea rights now and extremely rough surf and dangerous rip current as well so the sun maying out and you do not wanted to get into that water storm scan 3 showing us a few passing clouds down the shore otherwise sunshine in the city and northwestern suburbs and looping offshore. we're still contending with hermine a very powerful system a post tropical storm winds at 70 miles an hour near hurricane strength and its movement incredibly east northeast at only five miles an hour and that latitude for this type of system traveling slowly is ware rare. you notice the track expected to take a jog northwest into tonight and through the day tomorrow and hermine has yet to make its closest pass to our coastline and agai

, lauren. >> it is so blustery. the rain continuing to fall, reduced visibility, another miserable day, unfortunately, flashflood watch in effect until 4:00 today for large portion of the delaware valley including the philadelphia metro, down to south jersey, the shore, august of delaware, we've seen the heaviest rainfall amounts in the last about 36-48 hours. storm scan3, showing us trends of more wet weather, moving through, rainfall intensity, light to moderate, some pockets, but making for very wet start to the day, especially across parts of delaware, once again, new castle county seeing the most rainfall right now, very widespread in nature. moisture continues to flow in from off-shore. and that's going to be the trends all through the day today. also, yes, dealing with these blustery conditions to boot. current winds speeds up around 15-20 miles per hour with the higher gust, we do have greatly reduced visibilities. so plan for the extra commute time visibility down to 3 miles in philly, 3 miles in millville,

during the rio olympics. >>> weather watchers, what are they seeing this morning, lauren? >> ed, our team watcher in alamosa reporting 44 degrees this morning. says it's a beautiful, clear morning and lots of stars to see. so a little less cloud cover for some of us. we'll talk about the travel forecast and what's happening around the country after the break. >>> welcome back. breaking news we're covering this morning. this is 56th and pena right now. that's a look at a vehicle that has been involved in a deadly accident involving two pedestrians this morning. one of those pedestrians is dead. this happened in darkness before 6:00 a.m. at 56th and na underneath the highway. and, joel, this is going to create some issues an it is a terrible tragedy to see what's happened there this morning. >>reporter: yeah. and anytime we have a fatality like this, there's a big investigation that has to go on, they do accident reconstruction. that area is going to be shut down for some time, and, again, this is just a good reminder that if you are going to be a pedestrian to wear somethin

chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> following breaking news out of glenside heart pounding ordeal for police after a dramatic even counter with a gunman. >> officers in a frantic struggle to get a hold of the suspect's gun before someone gets hurt. dave kinchen is live at the scene, good morning. >> reporter: frightening ordeal, chris and lauren, good morning to you. we have an active scene here in glenside, glenside part of the abington township. you can he see the police cars here where all this went down just a few hours ago. we can tell thaw an abington township police sergeant had a solder injury and cannot hear out of one side of his head because a firearm went off very close to his ear. here's what we know, investigators tell thus started with the call from upper dublin police that there was an armed three two-year old man walking away there home determined to quit suicide by cop. officers did not respond until midnight when they saw him walking down the street. they stopped, talk to him, offered to drive him home. police did a routine pat down when they felt his gun and pu

lauren and chris. >> man, could have been so much worse.enny joyce, thanks very much. >>> prosecutors have charged a woman after a fire that killed two wilmington fire fighters. beatrice fana ruiz is charged with arson and murder. senior fire fighter jerry fickes and christopher leach died after a fire at lake view home. fana reease said she was drunk and on anxiety medication when she lit the fire in the baseball she said, that she was angry. >> meantime funeral for fickes was yesterday, lieutenant leach will be memorialized today. dave kinchen is live with more on that hi there, dave. >> reporter: emotion will day here at saint elizabeth roman catholic church in wilmington where the second fire fighter who died, in last weekend's tragic fire will be laid to rest. the hundreds will be paying their respects, to the family of lieutenant christopher leach during a 10:00 a.m. viewing here at saint elizabeth followed by funeral mass at noon. forty-one year-old lieutenant leach and 51 year-old senior fire fighters jerry fickes junior died after

hi there lauren. >> hi guys, cool start to the day across the delaware valley. our coolest is three months time probably has you reaching for the jacket this morning especially in norristown. we have dropped down to 45 degrees to start off on a friday morning. forty-six in allentown. quakertown calling out in the mid 40's this morning, mays landing, 47 and we went to 49 degrees at medford lakes but with all of the sunshine we have warmed up quite efficiently. definitely don't need that jacket the anymore. 74 degrees right now in philadelphia a. seventy-three in the lehigh valley and mid to low 70's right now down the shore. dry air certainly in place after a hot and humid first half of the week. do you remember on wednesday we had a steam factor record high temperatures but now getting a nice taste of fall with dew points in the 40's and 50's where they will remain for the rest of the afternoon. storm scan three is showing us quiet conditions, just a couple of high cloud, otherwise, abundant sunshine and across the region today, beautiful conditions, topping off

bye lauren. >>> 4:38.e fall out over colin kaepernick's national anthem protest what police are now threatening not to do during 49ers game. good luck with that, chip. dale earnhardt junior said he would not race for the rest of the year, a crash at michigan international speed way back in june is believed to be the cause of his head injury. earnhardt junior says he has gotten much healthier in the last few weeks and noticed a significant improvement with his vision. >> i struggled with my eyes for a while, i'm starting to see improvement there which i was thrilled to wake up one day and feel a difference and start to see improvement there. >> earnhardt junior says he is hoping to return to racing next year but will to have wait for the okay from his team of doctors. as we know his father died in the crash about 15 years ago now. >>> we're down the shore preparing for hermine and while we may not get much damage, same cannot be said for people living in the south, this morning video of what people are waki

chris, lauren? >> all right, jennifer joyce, thank you. >> and connect today that story we just told you about, philadelphia police officer rushed to the hospital after a possible dui. dave kinchen live there with more on this information, hi, dave? >> lauren, chris, very scary situation for this officer, who was actually blocking traffic, meanwhile, investigators doing their work that officer here at penn presbyterian hospital, we're told relatively minor injuries after being shaken up in that crash. that officer, we're told, again, blocking traffic while investigators were working that crime scene, when investigators say a man in a pick-up truck slammed into the police car he was in, this happened on cobbs creek parkway, and christian street, southwest philadelphia, just before 2:00 a.m. police say the driver in that pick up was actually initially hospitalized for observation, but now at police headquarters, and will face dui related charges, investigators tell us the officer is alert, walking, ta

lauren? >> jenny, thanks very much. >>> fbi and nypd conduct a traffic stop near the verano bridge, law enforcement tells five people with possible connections to the chelsea blast were taken in custody. on sat date night a bomb exploded near 23rd street. all 29 people who were hurt are now out of the hospital. >>> all beaches have reopened in seaside park after a pipe bomb exploded saturday morning no one was hurt. thousands of runners were just about to start a 5k race meant to benefit marines and sailors. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a minnesota mall attack that left nine people hurt and the attacker, dead. investigators say that the suspect was dressed in a private security uniform, and asked one of the victims if he was muslim. the attacker has been identified as 22-year old, by his father. he had no eye tea his son was involved in terrorist activity. >>> back here at home days after a man shot two officers in an ambush, one is home from the hospital, the second officer could

lauren back over to you. >>> bob, thanks very much. >>> come on, let them go, man. come on. no need to do that. >> this video has more than 4 million views on facebook a live stream of the situation he saw on the street corner in delaware. he raised strong objections as police were talking to a group of kid. shawnette wilson has more on why. >> come on man. let them go, man. >> reporter: this video posted by a wilmington man has gotten more than 4 million views on facebook. >> look at this bleep, man. this is outrageous. >> reporter: he reported it monday when he stepped in after seeing police question a group of young kid on bikes. he can be heard in the video coming to their defense as police question them. >> y'all they didn't do nothing. you don't to have say nothing until your mom comes. >> reporter: today he posted that the wilmington police department was seeking felony charges against him and said authorities came to his house when he was at work n his facebook post he said he would peacefully turn himself in but rally his followers to show up that nothing went wrong

lauren: go jets. apparently it was a big hit, we are going to tell you why. nicole: good morning, everybody, it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. friday september 15, first --

lauren, chris? >> jennifer joyce, live for us, thank you. perhaps that might explain why this person went on the rampage and just simply snapped. >> right. last night actually a lot of people got on twitter and started tweeting us at the station, so much police activity, come to the area check out what's happening, hearing things, seeing police cars outside, no one initially new what was going on, then you hear about the three children that were involved. so many questions. >> we'll pray for those two children, again, eight and 13 year old in critical condition right now fighting for their lives. bob kelly will keep an eye on the traffic in the cobbs creek neighborhood. 4:06, more breaking news, involving the story we just told but. >> philadelphia police officer rushed to the hospital after being involved in a accident, let's get right out to dave kinchen joins us live from the hospital where that officer was take glenn here at penn presbyterian hospital. that officer is, we're told, in relatively

lauren? >>> now high level of confidence that the shore will see major impacts from hermine as it makes an approach in the upcoming weekend. i'll break down timing and where we can see most significant effectness your full forecast coming up. ithere's a race going on right approve tnow.message. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsyl

lauren: the u.s. government announcing an official recall. a serious fire hazard, i am urging all consumers to take advantage of this recall, right away. lauren: 92 reports of overheating, 26 people burned, and 55 pieces of property damaged, the recall was stated. samsung has now agreed to refunds. phones still out there. after warning passengers about them on airplanes -- in the wake of the recall, the federal government saying the only way one of these devices can be taken a board is if they are shut off, and disconnected from a charger. subway systems also warning against them. the president of samsung's american business saying -- i'm sorry. >> we did not meet the standard of and deserve and for that we apologize. lauren: people with recalled phones should contact the location where they purchased the advice. new galaxy note sevens should be available no later than wednesday. shelley: speaking of phones, if you were hoping to walk into an apple phone this weekend to you will be out of luck. and the shiny jet black cut their -- black color

lauren? >> okay, thanks so much, jenny.rotests in charlotte comes days after unarm man was shot and killed during police-involved shooting in tulsa, oklahoma terrence crutcher who was black and unarmed was fatally shot by a white police officer. crutcher's family says, he was waiting for help near his stalled car on the road when he was shot. the officers attorney alleges, she was afraid crutcher was reaching for a weapon when she pulled her gun and shot him. >> now, to breaking news here locally. out of lower merion, a 7-eleven cashier taken to the hospital after suffering head injuries during robbery, it happened just before 1:00 this morning, on the 1400 block of city avenue. right now, police are searching for two men, who they say hit the cashier, in the head, before taking money. if you know anything about this, you're asked to call police. >> a south jersey man is in jail accused of a violent attack on police, one the officers recovering from multiple stab wounds. dave kinchen live at the vineland police department t

good morning. >>> hey good morning lauren. we've been following a traffic alert this morning and take to you live pictures from photojournalist jeremiah belisle. this is the intersection of 14th and sheridan and you can sees that the car that was it's boned by -- car that was t- boned by a police cruiser. that remains closed as he pans off to the right now you see all the police presence that we have along there. but what you won't see is the ago and hauled out of the way. you can see all of the fluids from the car there right along the intersection as well. sheridan and 14th that intersection remains closed as well as sheridan itself as you get from 14th all the way out to colfax this morning. i would take wadsworth or i would take federal to get around that this morning. flush that should be picked up and moved out of the way and you saw the car off to the side and looks like we have most of the clean-up work that it's done now. they just need to reopen it and that should happen here shortly of course keep you ahead of at me

lauren casey has the latest track of the storm >> we have the tropical storm watch in effect has been upgraded to a warning and extended until 6:00 on monday for all of coastal new jersey and delaware counties. positioned along the carolina coast line as it continues to move to the northeast. battling eastern north carolina and strong winds, tropical storm hermine is a tropical storm at 50 miles per hour strength off to the northeast about 22 miles per hour, but momentum is going hermine will reemerge over the gulf stream to those warmer waters will strengthening is likely. you notice the slowing of the track of hermine. it will stall offshore of the jersey coastal line. these some symbols can be a little bit deside effects. it will restrengthen. as far as effects are concerned, check this out, 70 miles per hour wind speeds. it likely will fit offshore of our area with the strength of a category 1 hurricane. impacts as we head late day saturday, sunday into monday swell, wind gusts possibly to 50 and 60 miles per hour. there is a possibility of moderate widespread flooding and major c

lauren casey has the latest track of the storm >> we have the tropical storm watch in effect has been upgraded to a warning and extended until 6:00 on monday for all of coastal new jersey and delaware counties. positioned along the carolina coast line as it continues to move to the northeast. battling eastern north carolina and strong winds, tropical storm hermine is a tropical storm at 50 miles per hour strength off to the northeast about 22 miles per hour, but momentum is going hermine will reemerge over the gulf stream to those warmer waters will strengthening is likely. you notice the slowing of the track of hermine. it will stall offshore of the jersey coastal line. these some symbols can be a little bit deside effects. it will restrengthen. as far as effects are concerned, check this out, 70 miles per hour wind speeds. it likely will fit offshore of our area with the strength of a category 1 hurricane. impacts as we head late day saturday, sunday into monday swell, wind gusts possibly to 50 and 60 miles per hour. there is a possibility of moderate widespread flooding and major c

lauren has been recording her journey and hopes one day to create a documentary. not so much about her, but the ones she called the real heros. in lauren's research, she's found many more than just that one captain who saved her family. in fact, she's found stories of thousands of others being saved, which is another reason she wants to continue and do a documentary to tell the entire story. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that is amazing. she's, you know, obviously, composed and used to speaking in front of people, but it's just so personal that she lost her composure. >> deeply. and that she was able to convey that to high school students who wouldn't have the context to understand that, an incredible story. thank you, garvin. back right after this. its a "naked trump" custody battle. ==kris//vo== artist... joshua monroe was >>> you might call it a naked trump custody battle. >> artist joshua monroe was hoping to get this, one of his infamous statues back from san francisco pd, but officers said no, because it is evidence in a felony vandalism case. investi

lauren casey, meisha johnson, joining thus morning, very lappy friday to you all. >> yes, rahel, it is your monday, we won't talk about that any more. the roads are looking pretty good, guys, a lot of construction out there, i have to say, crews hard at work, hopefully a lot of this is coming out of our way coming up in the next 15 minute or so. >> weather extremely quiet. remember high temperatures yesterday, boom, gone, out of here, beautiful conditions. so much cooler. and feeling more fall-like, and there is a fall chill in the air this morning. specially, north and west of the city. up toward the lehigh valley, temperatures upper 40's, right now, getting close to 30's in the poconos, 41 degrees your current temperature in mount pocono. berks county, cool, as well, down to the low 50's, waking up to 06 degrees right now in philadelphia. the air, so much drier after hot and humid start to our work week. nice closing, ends, with this dry air in place, dew points down into the 40's, 50's, across the region. where they will remain throughout our day today. >> storm scan3, showing us, e

we don't cool down until the middle of the weekend, lauren? >> all right, sue, thank you so much. >>> opening statement set to start in the trial that will determine who will to have pay victims of the deadly center city building collapse in 20 136789 defendants include the owner and architect, the salvation army also being sued, right now two contractors are serving lengthy prison terms for involuntary manslaughter. six people were killed, 13 others were injured. >>> in new jersey, an officer was injured after being run down by a crime suspect to elizabeth. police saw a car matching description from the recent robbery around midnight yesterday. they say that the man had a handgun, he jumped in his car, feet away and a allegedly hit one of the officers. thirty he lease fired their guns but you no one was hit. authorities later arrested that suspect identified as ferris cream. police officers hit by a car was treated for lacerations and released from the hospital. >>> police are trying to figure out who shot four people in port richmond, one of

want to eat outside tonight, lauren? >> you do, indeed. it is going to be quite lovely. good for happy hour, dining outside, little date night on a friday night, yup. the weekends is kicking off on a good note. it is a little cool this morning, might even need that light jacket, 60 degrees, our current temperature in center city philadelphia. all is quiet. wind out of the northeast around 5 miles per hour, we do have down right chilly temperatures to kick off this friday. 49 degrees right now is your current in allentown, teetering getting close to 30's in the poconos, at 41 degrees right now, we're at 51 millville calling it at 56 degrees in ac. and we are seeing efficient cooling, clear skies overnight last night, and the drier air in place, dew points down into the 40's, 50's, showing us that air is nice, dry, comfortable, and fall-like. that will be the trends all through the day today. also, dry conditions on storm scan3, right now, high pressure in control, really couple every clouds off to the south and west. but we will have cold front moving through as we head i

petersburg tonight, lauren rozyla, abc tion news. >> and as lauren just mentioned, people over in pinellas still dealing wi the power outages. look at duke energy's map here showing where the outages are at this time. they have a tab here for the update and it populates showing that 225 line workers are moving to pinellas county. they have also se workers across the state. at least 6,000 customers are without power at this time. here is what you can do. you can go ahead and download either our mobile app, which is free, or you can go to our website. we have a spial section for tropic sto hermine. it gives you all of the information you need. we also posted live inractive radar maps and a list of safe and informed. keep you >> new video of intense overnight people blocked the roadway with dumpsters to send a message about the death. it's not clear if riggins made any threats against deputies but protesters say he was shot in his bed. they want the deputy fired immediately. we're talking with the deputies to try to get more information about the case. >>> within the last three hours, tampa p

lauren whitney, of course tracking that for us. happy monday. >>> well, happy monday to you as well. we're off to a fairly mild start and we will see a cold so you'll notice it's going to get a little windier and much cooler temperatures oen the way. this morning there are a few showers out there already mainly in the northern part of the sate and also dun into the southwest. but overall, feeling mild start to the day. we have the chance open more storms this afternoon coming in later on maybe in the evening hours so we'll talk more about that in just a moment. right now joel tracking the drive. >>> and lauren we have a little tough situation over the weekend we had an accident eastbound along i-70 at 6 ofth avenue. that's affected portion of that bridge there. you're going to be down a lane you have folks coming down out of the hill and alan once we get a few more cars out there, you know there's a lot of volume there and getting down to one lane. that's just going make for a rough commute. >> the volume tend to roar on monday mor

lauren. >> the body of a woman was found dead here in raleigh. i'm lauren. coming up on cbs north carolina, we'll have the very latest from raleigh on this investigation. >>> plus, a little girl kidnappefr expected to leave the hospital today. >> well, right now, she's just playing, having fun, hugging everybody, kissing everybody. she's so happy. she just want to be with mom and dad and the friends, and she want to go back to school. >> coming up in our next half hour, why we expect to learn more about -- today about the suspect in the case. before we go to break, taking a live look outside over the city of raleigh. at least for now. we are going to find out more about the forecast right after the brea when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. now delivering to your home or office in raleigh. when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. >>> now on cbs. >> this is personal when this is in our community. >> now on cbs north carolina, young girl in wilmington is kidnapped and found ho

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lauren. >> thanks, natasha. been on this heat and humidity streak over the last several days. today no exception but the good news is today is the last day. 94 degrees in philadelphia. we topped at 97 in trenton, 95 degrees in the lehigh valley, high temperatures today running about 10 to 15 degrees above average. temperatures right now still extremely warm. still in the 90's in allentown, sitting at 87 degrees right now in philadelphia, cooler down the shore with temperatures in the upper 70's but we have the heat and then we have the humidity on top of that. dewpoints way elevated up into the middle 70's right now along the i-95 corridor so such steamy conditions and our feels-like temperature is still at 95 degrees in the metro, 93 degrees in wilmington, feeling like 96 in allentown but a cold front upwind generating showers and thunderstorms entering parts of western pennsylvania will pass the delaware valley overnight bring us a chance of a few storms but will also bring us cooler temperatures and much lowe