letted s look live -- a system is on the way that will bring big changes. cecily tynan is at the "action news" big board with the latest. >> hi rick, the clouds that were lingering most of the day are really saving us, when have you a cold front approaching this time of year, the clouds help to stabilize the atmosphere, the cold front is just to our west and notice the thunderstorm activity is well down to the south down along the carolinas and virginias, for the most part this front is moving through dry and there is one little sprinkle right now in chester county, satellite 6 along with action radar shows a sprinkle there and clearing along the coast in parts of delaware but with the cloud cover this is helping us with soccer practices this afternoon you should be safe from the storms. temperature-wise, it's warm and humid, washington, d.c., that saw the sunshine, it's currently 90 degrees, you factor into the humidity, it feels like 86 degrees in philadelphia and 95 in washington, and look to pittsburgh, pittsburgh it looks like 63 degrees, more than 30

>> well, let's see,s in my case, everybody gets involved -- we all are on our own spiritual quest, spiritualast, whether conscious or not conscious. there's that inner yearning for truth and for meaning, like what is this all about? >> that's right. >> and in my case, when i was 6 years old, i grew up in new york city and i have gone watching a tv show. i thought i turned on some cartoons and instead, it was this program that had a picture of manhattan island, which i recognized that i lived there, and the person took a big black marker and circled and it said that if this thing happened, that everything inside that circle would just poof! dissolve into dust in a second. and later i learned that it was the h bomb that had just been developed. but that moment made me realize that everything could -- that i could die at any moment, that everything could just disappear at any moment. >> at that age? >> at 6 years old. i was not a happy child. i was trying to figure out, well, what happens then? the people around me talked about that you're born, you live, you die and they had ideas about maybe

so i want to -- i'm a hig hesitant to go out there and say let's buy s&p 500 puts, you are not getting the moves you are paying for when you boy that option. i'd much rather look at a spread. this will take the lack of those moves you are paying for out of those strategies. the strategies i was looking at today, i was looking specifically at the spider and trading at 198. i looked at the 193 put. this was buying the november 193 put and selling the november 178 put. all in it cost you around $1.75. obviously, that 193 strike sput 2-and-a-half out of the money. that starts to kick in like days you had the other day. >> that out of the money put because investors are buying so many puts, it's relatively high. >> i think what i like is you are spending relatively little to get ens here. going out to november, if a strong dollar is going to pressure the multi-national names, which, of course, that's one of the basically things i things people are speculating will happen. this gives you time for that to be digested. i'm not bearish on the market. i think this is a cheap way without unwindin

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the warmest is morgan hill and gilroy mid-to-upper 80's and los gatos 88 and san jose at 78 and sunshine in santa cruz and comfortable 72 degrees and let 70's on the peninsula to 68 in millbrae and mid-to-upper 60's loan the coast and daly city is 64 and that will political into downtown at 66 and south san francisco and sauce let at 67 and dropping down to 64 by the time you are northbound into bodega and mid-70's to upper 70's with petaluma with a breeze shooting through the valley will keep you cooler than everyone else and napa is warm. richmond is 69 and 70 in oak and home 70's with young city and fremont at 74 for a warm spot and low-to-mid 80's inland today which is cooler-than-average. you can see the cloud cover taking over all of our neighbors and 52 in santa rosa and the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 50's possibly a 60 and they will be the exception. norbert is not tropical but it is post tropical norbert and that means it is becoming more like any other area low-to-upper as the cold and warm air cretes the energy needed to bring rain but notice where the rain and thunderstorms are, southern california, all the way up to la

s&p 500. these options, while volatility may be on the lower side, we are not seeing the moves that volatility is pricing in. i'm a little hesitant to go out there and say, let's buy some s&p 500 puts. you are not getting the moves you are paying for when you buy that option. i would much rather that spread. this is going to take some of the lack of the moves you are paying for out of the strategy. the strategy i was looking at today specifically at the spider trading up 198. i looked at the 193 put versus the 178 put. this was buying the november, 193 put and selling the november, 178 put. it costs you around $1.75. what happens here. what are we looking here? on any pullbacks, that 193 is roughly 2.5% out of the money. that starts to kick in as we have days like we have the other day. that is going to increase in value. just because investors are buying so many puts now. it is relatively high. >> i feel like you like the trade. >> what i am going to like is that you are spending relatively little to get a very effective amount of insurance. going up to november, if a strong dollar is going to pressure the multi-national names. that's one of the things that p

wind going at the coast and 60's to maybe one or two areas receiving 90 inland but not around los gatos and moran hill and gilroy, with santa cruz 70 and upper 70 and letthe rest of the valley. mid-to-upper 70's for the peninsula today and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and downtown and south san francisco and sausalito up to bodega bay. we have will mid-to-upper 70's the east bay shoreline and berkeley is 72. inland, antioch will reach 90. at the game this afternoon, have the sun screen, more sunshine and 68 at 12:35 ending at 3:00 at 72 degrees. steady as she goes thursday and friday and sun will come out quicker saturday and sunday and warmer and the marine layer will be thicker so cooler on monday and tuesday. >>> the bay bridge metering lights are on from the east bay into san francisco you have a wait on your hands and speaking of a wait this has turned into two separate crashes northbound highway 17 and it happened around laurel cub -- a total of nine vehicles involved blocking the lanes. you can see how slow at 23 miles per hour approaching the scene of the accident and coming in from the there willing - reservoir and 17 miles per hour is th

s in california and money 70's around the bay is we will hit the home 80's san jose and morgan hill and napa and we will have let 80's in the north bay and home 80's into the east bay valley. tonight is mild. home 60 with clouds and the rain. here is our mature-looking system with cold air funneling on the back side and we have a sharp front developing and just moisture starveed. at 5:00, radar, showing stuff falling in the form of rain but it will not reach the ground until after 7:00 hour. we will have moderate rain around cloverdale and santa rosa by noon but the leading edge is moving through the heart of the bay and sticking around through 7:00 in the morning. by neuron it will dry up and move into the central valley and sunny in the afternoon. rainfall totals are .25" to .5" in the north bay and possibly .1" in the santa clara valley. tomorrow, it will be ten degrees cooler than today, stray shower is possible on friday, temperatures are the same as temperature and morning clouds and afternoon sunshine with seasonal temperatures saturday, sunday, monday, and tuesday. >> it is showing drizzle. a knew accide

. >> david, what is your s&p target let's say all the way through 2015. >> we have the s&p ending this year and next year 2150 and making it to 2300. we are still constructive on stocks. we do think that growth out of earnings is healthy. not robust but healthy. and i'm pointing to sectors that typically have stronger earnings growth. there are a lot of characteristics that make us most confident. >> you're also assuming that the ten year doesn't get above 4% through the end of next year. what happens if they move higher? >> we're assuming that it stays under 3% and under 4% for another few years. that is clearly an uncertain thing. that's where a lot of debate is. how that plays out is in part how the fed hikes short term rates. if the fed hikes rates a little earlier and aggressively, they won't have to go as high as 30 or 40% as they have done in the past. that should help keep long term rates low. >> one of the things that the fed has been watching is what has been happening around the globe. there has been concerns with china and europe. what do you think happens? does that catch

let's look at charts. long-term chart of the s&p. i wanted to point out the high in 2000 the high in 2007 and of course this powerful breakout of these stops, juxtoppose that. europe, france, italy, spain, it's the same proposition, not all is good long term him meaning it hats a high in 2000. 2007 there is a lower high. it hasn't gotten back, whereas you got the circumstance, europe is not even close, now not only is the long-term not even close, the here and now is starting to diverge. take a look at these charge. this is europe, s&p on a near-term base over the past 12

s. let's check out charles riley with yo-yo ma at the center for performing arts. ♪ ♪ >> it's hard to watch not look at your feet. i find myself just staring at your feet. i look down and saw the shoes you had on today. those are nice kicks you have on, man. >> thank you. these are some air force ones. they were actually made by the designer named ricardo. >> uh-huh. >> and he's a really upscale designer. he just collaborated with this really kind of a street sneaker wear. they were a gift from madonna. >> a gift from who? >> madonna. she sent them for my birthday. >> oh, how nice. yeah, thanks. >> really nice. >> hey, madonna, i wear size 12. if you want to hook a negro up. size 12. i can take of those, too. that was nice of madonna. let me go from ma ddonnamadonna. let's start with my friend, yo-yo ma, who i adore. how did you and yo-yo hook up? >> it's funny, me and yo-yo hooked up through a guy named damian woetzel, former principal dancer for the new york city ballet, and very good. he still has it, by the way. but, yeah, he actually found a video of me dancing to the "swan," i believe

. >> what is your s&p target? let's say all the way through 2015. >> we have the s&p ending this year 2050 and next year at 2150 and even making it to 2300 by the end of 2016. we're still constructive on stocks. we do think that growth out of earnings is healthy. not robust but healthy and i'm pointing to the sectors that have stronger earnings growth as an economic cycle goes on. there's a lot of krcharacterists that make us confident. >> but you're assuming that the tenure doesn't get above 4% through the end of next year. >> even longer than that. we're assuming the ten year yield stays under 3% the rest of this year and under 4% for a few years. that's an uncertain thing. that's where a lot of debate s. i think how that plays out on long-term yields is how the fed hikes short-term rates and i think if the fed hikes rates earlier than expected and aggressively at least initially they won't have to go as high as 3 or 4% as they've done in the past and that should help keep long-term rates low. >> one of the things the

if you compared this to the line for, let's say, the 5-s, this is definitely the longest line we've seen in a long time because they are making the big jump from the 5 to the 6, just like they did from the 4 to the 5 many years ago. >> it's funny because so many of those people could have ordered it online and had it delivered to their house. i guess is part of the excitement being there? >> reporter: well, the preorder is going to take a few weeks. so if you were to preorder -- they're saying your delivery is not going to happen until november 9th i think is the start date for the plus, the 6 is probably in the same range. so if you really, really want it, if you want it today, this is the only way can you do it. they're going to be getting shipments throughout the week. at least that's what the at&t store told me so you could get lucky. if you definitely need it today, you're going to have to sit out here with that dog and wait until the 8:00 opening, which of course will be a few hours from now. >> that is a pretty long line. thanks so much, bob. eager apple fans wouldn't be the only

s. let's make the commitment every neighborhood in san francisco has a lafayette park in their own neighborhood. (applause) >> and, so, for a few thank yous, i mentioned phil ginsberg. i want to thank all our other elected officials, leno, wiener, cisneros, we have so many commissioners here as well. but i want to thank you in particular and i think we need a big round of applause. you realize the people here past 10 o'clock last night cleaning up. our recreation park department staff that made this happen today. (applause) >> these are the unsung heroes that don't get recognized very often, but they are what make our parks work and look the way they do and we are so lucky we have one of the most beautiful parks now right in the middle of pacific heights. but there are two people -- i want to thank a few folks. stefan franz as well, and our friends from prozac that represent our parks department and represent all that we believe in in our neighborhood. thank you for all that you do. and i really in particular today want to single out two folks. phil mentioned the friends of lafayette park and w

. >> and like a tragic episode of law and order -- taking the wrong s step. let'se a look at the judge's instructions for the jury. they were brought. theyncreased the definition of what acts are. we look at what the lawyer could have donone differently. one, t they have thepportunity for a good deal. two, in trial, they were arguing to the law. the judge said it is beyond official acts. then the shaking that you hear now is the governors and 49 other states concerned of what is this as usual activities are we involved and that the government is investiting? >> that federal law, the biggest problem that thihis tria --what was allowed under the law.. the law in virginia allo unlimited gifts. it allowed unlimited gifts to the officials. but, you had to report it. you coulnot do any official act. once they ought in what that is- less than $190,000, i want more for my money. hand, it looks bad for the governor to be taking l those e giftfts. you are a pro a at branding things. it was a bad brand. toto be enough for worry, wearig a rolex, when you are right resenting pe

paypal is a while at wal -- system designed to the 1990's. letu should not need another while at -- while it's wallet. the fundamental idea behind apple pay is that you should not need another wallace. you should not need to go somewhere else. you should just authenticate with your fingerprint and the transaction is done. >> how do you respond to that? >> i don't know if patrick uses itunes. one of the things that many people don't appreciate is that while paypal functions across the ecosystem and its unique and is the only fire at scale that functions from this consumer to merchants inheriting a between, along with being the world's w widely usedallet, paypal is also a claimant does a payment form. the button you push maybe itunes but paypal is very common with the number of transactions. we can say we accept other payments. we support another of other transactions. we said we will make it seamless to accept a number of wallets and payments and we think there will be proliferation. >> including apple pay. >> exactly right. >> however, apple is e

let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. ('s ive. it's ale!) ma your halleencome to fe.twt yocan't rest. to fe. >> george: still a pretty good to report antioch in concord. 29 minutes for your drive out to dublin in grants line road has been cleared and open. >> mark: the san francisco giants have now dropped and must oppose the scored is sent for the giant. in the first pitch is at 642. >> darya: bid for the a's the pitcher was rewarded after he threw six scoreless innings on sunday. >> james: a lot of low 80s and today will be a little milder than it was yesterday. two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber c do. one coffee with room one large mocha latt medium macchiato, a ligh hot chocolate hold the whi two espresso make one a doue. she's full and focus. [ barista ] i ha two cappuccinos, oneoffee with room, one large mocha lae, a medium macchiato, a ght hot chocolate hold thehip, and two espressos -- one with a double ot. heh, heh. that's not the coffee talkin' [ female announcer start your day with kellogg' frosted mini wheats cea

s . >>> welcome, let's check on the day ahead before we toss it to mortgage joe.chmond today, jury deliberations are expected to begin in the corruption trial of former governor bob mcdonnell. and former president bill clinton is campaigning today for connecticut governor malloy. and the former president will then head north to maine where he's going to stump for the congressman who's running against sitting republican governor paul lepage. that's it for a tuesday edition. welcome back to work after a long weekend. can you tell how energized this crowd is after a few days off? i think they need more time off. that's it for way too early, morning joe starts right now. n. ♪ ♪ ♪ uga chuck a >> reporter: it wasn't the precision war israeli says it's fighting. the dead were four young boys. >>> another iraqi city has now fallen to this group called isis. >>> they are getting stronger joined by supporters of saddam hussein and sunni tribal leaders. >> the downing of a passenger jet over ukraine. >> reporter: the ukrainian government accused russian separatists are firin

hill and gilroy where we are in the upper 80's and sunny at the pardon walk and low-to-mid 80's for the letf the south bay with san jose and cupertino at 83. 88 up toed with wood and mid-to-upper 70's for millbrae and nearly 70 downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and nearly 88 to the lowity through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 70's along the east bay shore to union city. upper 80's to low 90 into inland east bay neighborhood. astros take on the a's at 7:00 first pitch and cooling to 62 by help of the game. we have the 43rd annual art can wine festival, a big festival, saturday and sunday starting in the upper 60's at 10:00 and warm to the upper 70's by 6:00. >> we will focus on the weekend where we are warmer and temperatures on sunday are same and watch out for the high clouds blowing out from the tropical storm to the south and we will hold steady through next week. >>> as we head to 101 northbound direction we have a report of a crash that is blocking one lane, northbound 101 and in the southbound direction traffic is not affected but we have delays approaching lakevi

let's head out to fox 29's steve keeley live at philadelphia police headquarters, steve? >> well, we will show you the second scene first. let's get right to the video. >> this shot right around 10:00 o'clock last night, soon after the discovery of a burning black mitt sue bernie gallant in this back alley here in the olney section, white sheet you see covering the passenger seat where a burned beyond recognition murder victim remains were found. not positively identified yet, but family members almost sure it is a 24 year old man who just became a father this summer, shot in the head earlier about two blocks away. >> thirty-fifth district police while on patrol saw a car on fire in the rear of the 6100 block of north laurence street. fire department was called t to, a vehicle, mitsubishi gallant was completely engulfed in flames. the fire department extinguished the fire, and once the fire was extinguished, they discovered that there was a dead body in the front passenger seat of the vehicle. >> now, scott small said they had several witnesses about four hours before, two

to say the diplomat had died so hitler and goebbels had some combinations and hitler said let's let the s a have a fling until goebbels orchestrates -- orders went around to all authorities, police type authorities in germany basically saying the s a is in charge, police are not to intervene, firefighters are not to intervene unless the fire might spread from a jewish synagogue to a non-jewish facility. the brown shirts starting that night going through the next day and night going on this horrible rampaged throughout germany. what we have here it is the morning after the first actions against jews, himmler, the head of the ss, head of their monopolies issues this proclamation and what it says is it is illegal for jews to have weapons. and you see the s s symbol, himmler issues this degree in munich and decrees persons who according to the nuremberg laws jewish it is forbidden for them to have weapons and any violators will be put in concentration camps and will be subject to 20 years incarceration. had the war not come you can imagine you could have been a jew with a weapon, failed to su

. >> a lot of things that -- lists s let's see some persuasion. >> already you have seen that most of the american people support what the president announcement last week yes, they do. absolutely. >> they support destroying isis. >> exactly what he suggested which was no boots on the ground and air strikes, i think more than 2/3 of american people support that in several polls. >> we will continue to debate that during the commercial break, but anti-war activists haven't said anything about president obama's sort of war against isis. >>> giving a little complement to general jack keen and apparently two of the members of the paneling are jealous. >> mr. bush, you have hijacked our pain, our loss, our fear. let us resist this war. >> we want to see americans protected. we do not believe that a military strike in iraq makes americans more safe. >> i do believe that the blood will be on all our hands, the blood of american soldiers, the blood of iraqis. >> your is ongoing commitment to this war allows people in other parts of the world to remain hopeful that america has the stuff to bec

let's take these three folks here. s. lets start on this side, and then there are two hands. let's take these three folks here. >> i am with howard university. the global health fund, and the doctor mentioned about an emergency fund. and it is an idea of having a , and things have been around like the global fund. and i guess i am going back to a comment over here. if there are several different types of funds that people are thinking about, doesn't it go back to something like the world tank, where there is funding going on to several organizations -- i am sorry, several different priorities, and i am wondering if you could talk about, whether there are and funds in the plural like can you put some cloth onto these funds? >> thank you. you hand the microphone over there, and then a couple of rows in front >> something people should hear about, you mentioned the backdrop of all of the and whous diseases, could do this, wouldn't you suggest we have extraordinary capabilities here? matching the capabilities to be able to have a broad range of week sets, and given the government

temperatures in the 80's this afternoon. lets take a quick look at storm scan three showing a couple showers to the south over portions of virginia. those should not get here. maybe a few extra clouds and portions of the delaware beaches this afternoon but that is about it. locally we are in the seeing much of anything at all. but we do have if we widen out here on the radar picture we have another front moving through the great lakes. that will eventually get here as we get in the weekend and bringing us strong storms especially by saturday. here is a live will from our neighborhood network sites and temperatures we're seeing there. philadelphia at the mennonite high school 69 degrees. trenton, mercer county airport at 73. bensalem at snyder high school 73 degrees and then at dover international speed way right now it is 70 to start your morning. feeling pretty comfortable as you are waking up and as we go through the rest of the day with lots of sunshine, in problems out there, 72 at 9:00 a.m. we are up to 80 by noon. lots of s

it is still there in the 1980's. let me finish by noting a couple things. he retires in 1986. he dies in 1988. his ashes, some of them, are spread over the again can it which i think is an appropriate place for them to be. i think there are a couple of lessons we can pull from this. as henry will attest, m my graduate advisor said that the most important question is so what? my take on so what. we have learned that environmentalism was a very partial movement. that it could appeal to lots of people. it could sometimes show up in the most unusual places. it was a sea change in the way people felt about the natural world. it affected all kinds of folks. it is not a movement that belongs to one side of the political spectrum or the other. related to that is that there is a strong republican environmental tradition. when we look back at 2014, that is an interesting question. today, you do not often associated environmentalism and not federal regulation with the republican party. that's a fairly recent phenomena. i think it has a lot to do with, it's a candid answer, but the republ

. >> lets get to fox 29's jennifer joyce live outside council rock high south. the the counselors will be on hand in advance of the start of the school tomorrow, jen. >> reporter: grief counselors will be here at council rock high school, south beginning at 1:00 this afternoon. even though today is a holiday. it is just one day before the start of the new school year. this is all because of the weekend crash that claimed the lives of three students, the victim have been identified, they can be seen here, in pictures from their facebook pages as colin keffer, 15 year-old ryan lesher and shamus digney. state police say they were riding in a chevy suburban when it overturn saturday morning around 11 there 30 in paulpack township, wayne county. three other people were in the car with the boys. this he were taken to the hospital but we have no word on their conditions. the school district sent out a statement saying council rock offers its sin sore condolences to the families of these students and all who are grieving, this terrible loss. according to the social medi

s. let's be clear, the people of violent don't want to go backward. we don't want a tea party senator. [boos] who says she wants to repeal the clean air act, privatize social security, and the vouchers for medicare. [boos] friends, she is known for what she does the hogs. [laughter] -- does to hogs. [laughter] but i've got to tell you that what scares me is what she wants to do to people. [applause] especially working people, students and seniors. she says she is going to go to washington to make them squeal. but the last thing that we need in the u.s. senate is another tea parties, who mocks people, refuses to compromise, and gets nothing done for iowa. [applause] we don't need another bridge burner in the senate. we need a bridge builder. well grounded in their philosophy, a good progressive philosophy, who understands you have got to get things done. who respects the views of those with whom we may disagree. we need a senator from iowa with a proven record of reaching across the aisle to get things done. no one has done a better job of building bridges and getting things done than c

let's go. >>> b.a.r.t.'s board of directors is working to avoid another strike. the board issued a quarter million dollar study of last year's bitter strike. there were 63 negotiations. among them, starting the negotiations 9 months before the contracts expired, instead of the current 3 months. >> we now have something that can serve as a foundation for moving onto better labor relations in the future. >> reporter: the board president plans to assign each recommendation at a meeting tomorrow. >>> accused of stealing thousands of dollars in city gasoline. the police arrested the 59-year- old last friday on charges of grand theft and embezzle am. they began their investigation in june, after someone made a complaint about lugo. police say he's been using city gas to fill up his personal vehicle for a year. >>> san francisco police say they have identified a man stabbed to death in the mission district, but right now, they're withholding his name until family members can be identified. police say the 20-year-old was stabbed last night at 11:50. police say the attack

s. let's go back to the 70d.ough the worst of the pol luis he's talking about like us often forget how polluted the air and water were. here is a walter cronkite special in a aired the first year i was a reporter. >> earth day a question of survival. act or die. >> the clear kays are fewer now. insteader forever, the view often stops with haze. the air is threatened. >> welcome sulfur dioxiddioxide. hello carbon monoxide. >> that's just in the air the city's rivers have a whole new dimension of pollution. >> it was bad. not that bad. some of that was network news hyster hysteria. in some towns people wouldn't open windows because soot would pour in. >> the river outside of cleveland caught fire when a spark came off of a railroad car on to the polluted water. it was purplterrible, john. >> but nothing useful after 1980? they have done nothing? >> nothing whatsoever. >> environmental protection agency. >> 50,000 in pleas. >> all looking over the holder of 50 states that do all of their bidding. the state is where

. >> we've clearly got the crosswalk he how cars it will s let us across the street. there goes a big tractor trailer, another car, another car who is not stopping, the blue car didn't stop, i don't across, here comes the taxi. let's see if the taxi stops. this taxi stopped. that taxi is trying to stop. finally we make our way across. the national park service wants to hear from you what should be done. an information booth will be set up where you can leave a it's good that they're trying to do something or at least making the effort wanting to get feedback but what can you do? >> i actually talked to a police offir who sits there every morning and he watches the near misses every day. something has to be done from a safety standpoint. you oo got too many conflict points. realisticall you would dig a pedestrian tunnel underneath the how much is that going to cost, who is going to pay for it? >> it always comes down to money. > s gears, new the morning, a woman accused of killing her husband at a d.c. home overnight. police are telling us how it all > plus the juror e

customers can test drive test law's model s electric car. let'scheck in with tyler mathison. >> the big news this past week was the august jobs report. the u.s. added workers to payrolls. not a bad amount. it was far less than analysts expected. the jobless rate picked a notch lower because so many people basically gave up looking for a job. the biggest gainer is chrysler. sales up 20% from last august. nissan, sales up nearly 12%. tesla chose a site near reno to build a massive $5 billion lithium ion battery plant. it's expected to employ more than 6,000 people by 2020. and bp was grossly negligent for its role in the 2012 rig explosion and oil spill, and that could mean that bp could be fined more than $18 billion more in penalties. bp says it will appeal. >>> attention home depot shoppers. the do it yourself chain is trying to figure out if it was the victim of a credit card breach. meantime, apple confirmed that the icloud storage accounts were hack hacked. >>> this week the u.s. secretary of housing and urban development toured a area of west

it's part of the system you can see on nbc 10's first alert radar. let's nbc 10's first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. sheena, when is this rain going to arrive? >> for most of the area it won't get here until the overnight hours. for parts of delaware, they're dealing with light rain. here's a big picture, though. we have a big area of low pressure south of us. it's along the carolina coastline. a lot of heavy rain here. we won't be clearing out through the area until this entire thing moves through. now it is moving slowly from south to north. we expect the rain again overnight tonight and lingering into the morning commute tomorrow. so a closer look, most of us are dealing with clouds. some rain moving into the beaches in parts of delaware, mannly sussex county. a lot of the lighter rain starting to move onshore. long neck starting to see more consistent, lighter rainfall but not until later on tonight do we see more of the rain move to the north. from now until 7:00 p.m., we stay windy. winds gusting near 25 miles an hour. rain stays to our south,

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. >>> let's take a look at the results with almost all of those tallied. 45% have voted yes to independence, while 55% voted no. barnaby phillips is at the u.k.'s parliament in westminster. let's cross to jonah hull. so a clear victory for the no campaign. there must be a sense of disappointment for the nationalists, who thought they'd win. >> well, i think there's pound to be a sense of disappointment, of course, among the nationalists. yes, you are right, within the last fortnight they had the first inkling in two years that they may win. they have not won outright. that will disappoint them. i think the disappointment will be tempered by the sense of what they have achieved here. alex salmond made the point that 1.6 million scots voted for independence. 45% of the electorate. an enormous chunk of people. six months ago the yes vote was behind. two weeks ago a poll came out, the firstingling that they may win. politicians were spooked. rushed up, made promises of extra powers to the scots. what they achieved now is the possibility, the likelihood of greater self determination within the stability and security of the union, and they have serve

let's see about your drive to work. nbc10'sfirst alert" traffic reporter jillian mele will have the obstacles. >> you know, not too many obstacles, chris. this is a live look at the blue route near the midcounty toll plaza. the entire blue route is wyatt. drive time between 76 and blue route 17 to 18 minutes. now for construction, we have a little bit northbound past 9th street. that's part of that milling and repaving project that's been going on the last few weeks. and then we also have road work we're following near 95, near the philadelphia international airport. there is construction on the southbound side. that's what we see. happening right now, action construction. the two right lanes are blocked between bartram and the airport. >>> the fourth annual help our kids radiothon will comment in less than two hours. or nbc10 delaware bureau wbvl and other stations assist. the event raises thousands of dollars for the hospital. and that money goes directly to patient care and family programs. >>> the bar foundation wants kids

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let's get straight to fox 29's dave stratt wise sr.h today' developments live at police headquarters right now. dave? >> reporter: lucy, homicide detectives believe that someone living on the block where the shooting occurred knows who the gunman is and they're dangling a $40,000 reward out there tonight for information leading to an arrest in the meantime friends of the victim say it's time for someone to step forward. >> if you needed something, she gave you, you know, the shirt off her back. >> reporter: christopher d'agostino sitting right next to 25 year old mother to be meghan dotto sunday morning when she was shot in the face and killed. he hasn't slept since. >> i don't know how you can sleep at night. if you had any type of conscious you couldn't live with yourself. you'd have to turn yourself in seriously. >> reporter: he did all he could to try and save meghan. helping police race her to the hospital where she later died. he had hoped her unborn child would survive but despite valiant attempts to save the baby she didn't mak

as a result, we're on the warm side of the fronten let's talk about the front and the timing. s throughout this evening, between 5:00 and 8:00, expecting first activity in sonoma county. all will push to the south throughout tomorrow morning. here's the question mark, are we going to tap into the subtropical moisture? this is going to be the difference between a half of an inch of rain and maybe nothing at all here in the south bay where we always get that rain shadow effect from the santa cruz mountains. at this time the forecast for the south bay, not looking that great. but, hey, we could see generous totals in the north bay. i think we could see more than .6 in places like ukiah, hopefully the blue will move into the north bay and end up with a half inch to an inch in higher elevations, mount st. helena. overall, temperatures are going to drop off. clouds will increase. it's going to feel like fall through the weekend with normal system on the way for next week. we'll talk about that coming up. lots to go over. back to you, sam and laura. >> thanks so much. >> investigators

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. >> right now, year following breaking news about same s marriage. let'set right to the live desk. scott mcfarland. >> we just learned the u.s. supreme court formally added gay marriage cases to the justice conference accept 29. it will be the first time the high court had that issue in front of them but doesn't mean whether they will decide that day whether to hear that appeal. in virginia, a lower court struck down a same sex marriage ban, the justices could put off deciding the issue until january and still be able to issue a decision before the court ends its year in late june. jim, back to you. >> scott, thank you. >>> have you noticed everything you tried to do online seems slow today? it's not your internet connection, the great internet slowdown. we'll explain the battle for the net. >>> have you ever felt guilty binging on mcdonald's french fries. now, you can order your double quarter pounder with cheese without judgment. >> we invite you to join the conversation with us. you can join pat and me on twitter and facebook. we want to >>> mcdonald's

before i let you go, s&p today ups their target 12 month to 2,200.arlier in the week, morgan s y stanley, s&p 3000? >> catching up. market done better than the consensus thought at the beginning of the year. in the move, people are spre stretching, can't argue what it's done so far. it's cutesy. 2014 on the s&p. calculated, that's 50% up from the late 2012 low. that to me is the part where the bull market started acting like a bull market and it's going to take a lot more than just the decline of disaster risk and solid enough earnings to get us i think to the next leg. i do think it would make all kinds of sense to settle down and flatten out here for a while. >> today's not that day. >> it isn't. good to see you. mike santoli. >> we mention with a look at broader markets we set a new intraday high for the dow and s&p. now both indices straighting slightly off the highs. 17,161 for the dow. 2,011 for the s&p. all major averages steadily into the green at this hour. largely on good u.s. data this morning, also, of course, that surprise decision by th

on track to lose week and close below recent milestones of 17,000 for the dow and 2,000 for the s&p. let's look at the nasdaq, too. it is closer to breakeven point for the week. 4582 is the number to watch. if it closes above, that six straight winning weeks for the nasdaq which hasn't happened in 17 months. doesn't look like it's going to happen now with the nasdaq down 34 points and the dow industrials losing 101. why all the red on the screen? better data actually scarce market bulls. solid retail sales for august and a healthy september consumer sentiment number. what a drag, energy stocks, that's the drag here getting hit after the treasury department launched new sanctions over the ukraine conflict. those particular sanctions target russian oil projects, so exxon mobil, conoco-phillips and other names look weaker, down 1.5% per piece. one bright spot, ebay, shares are up more than 2%. they had been nearly 5% higher earlier. this on market speculation that google will buy at least some of ebay or all of the company. ebay said give me a break, they dismissed that speculation with, appl