initially, i wouldn't let mike lawn, the ground superintendent, who had a tractor with a lift on the back of it, because that's the way we usually moved the picnic tables. we usually moved them two at a time. i didn't want him to use that mechanical means. we were moving them by hand. if something was going to happen, i didn't want the sound of the motor or engine to block the fact that i wanted people to get out of harm's way, so initially, we were moving them by hand and after about an hour and a half of that, because they weigh a couple of hundred pounds apiece, realized that might want to take mike lawn's suggestion and things had started to calm down, it was around 11:30 or 12:00. we had gotten word that the president had been taken first to louisiana and then on to omaha, nebraska. at least that was word we got. so he wasn't in imminent going to return imminently to the white house, so we had some time to deal with. so, we continued to move the picnic tables at some point, i found out, or was able to use the cell phone which we all had and start makeing some contact with people

mike: forget about watering your lawn, water the trees. you may have to have it removed. antoinette: i don't ever think about watering my tree. doug: the really is important, and we can use some rain. mike: if you are in the islands, you may get an inch or two of rain. inland, you'll be lucky get any rain. it's a cop on the storms and as you look out, here's a beautiful look from kill devil hills. you can see . this is north carolina is starting to move out back of the ocean. i would you look at the northern fringe of this rain showing up on radar. it's almost a direct straight line right here. there's no rain north of this, and what happened is high pressure gives us a definite cutoff. going on. we are watching the storm system to see what i could push off the coast and perhaps gain more strength. right now we have tropical storm warnings. basically offshore of southern new england. we do have this watch area that may be expanded over the land a little bit more to the north as we talk about later today. they are evaluating the situation right now. it takes a long time for

doug: mike: don't bother watering your lawn. her long to be replanted. your tree, once it is damage, maybe the only course you have is to cut it down. antoinette: and that is a lot of money cutting down trees. mike: and that it ruins your landscape. so we have got a storm system. doug: wobbling. mike: it;'s complicated. let me show you where you're at is that. it is a tropical storm kirk we just got an update from the national hurricane center. maximum sustained winds of 60. moving at 21 miles an hour. that is typical. when it gets here, it comes zipping past but we have got a high pressure to the north it was to hold this thing to the together and said where is this going? you know the different solutions you have, looping around back and forth. there is not a clean line. this is one of the reasons we are having a complicated forecast. we have a tropical storm warnings all the way up along the coast. and then beyond that we have a tropical storm watch which extend to martha's vineyard and over towards nantucket. what will happen? between now and 2:00 a.m

mike: andy told me forget about watering your lawn. it will come back or can be replanted, but once a tree is severely damaged, removal may be you know, harvey, when you walk on the grass, it it is like, hey -- harvey: that's a great way to describe it, absolutely. we probably will be getting some rain. we just am not the storm will come close enough to get into too many of the heavier rain bands. right now, rains from charleston south carolina to norfolk, virginia. out to you. high pressure in control. a comfortable saturday. we have a light winds, pleasant, nice to be outdoors. then hermine starts to move up the coast. saturday night, notice the range is far to the south of us. however, once the storm gets into this position, the water is running a little lower than average. that could sustain or even it does get into somewhat warm waters. there is a possibility it will intensify to some extent. all of the steering currents come -- become week. it will or meander around a while. it may last for a while. basically sunday, maybe even i

mike, thanks. >> the chapaqua lawn. >> she just bought another home. >> you need a couple of them.or low energy or the refined donald electr from the past two weeks. >> how about we just let donald be donald. the mainstream media has been wrong about his candidacy from day one. >> that's true by the way. >> softer approach, exclamation point, she's not expecting that. he needs to stay calm and relaxed. >> i think he'll be very presidential and strong. we all know she'll try to bait him and i don't think he will take the bait. >> i know the answer, he'll be very much like donald trump. >> that's true. >> you never know what he's going to say. >> we have other headlines starting with a fox news alert, a desperate manhunt is over and suspected killer is in custody. arcan cetin, taken in his town in oak harbor where the shooting happened. he is an immigrant from turkey despite initially being identified as hispanic by authorities. there are reports he may have been mentally ill with assault and drunk driving and terrorism not being ruled out as a motive. >> police have just released a

lawn. a cedar rapids man is creating a non profit called a "care a van." mike jennings is doing it to help the homeless. right now, he's trying to raise about 20 thousand dollars to buy a large plan to use that truck to deliver all sorts of things to the homeless, including food, hygiene products and warm clothing. "the goal is to just to help. to figure out where and how we can help and then go there and do it." he would also like to buy a 35 foot r-v sometime next year. he hopes to use it to give the homeless mobile medical exams, in partnership with local healthcare groups. a tornado in vinton earlier this summer left about 48 families homeless. but it for the next disaster. harvest christian fellowship owns a large parsonage with a mostly-unused upper floor. in our show you care spotlight, kcrg tv nine's dave franzman looks at the work underway to make that space a new temporary place to stay. pastor bob gaston and others members of his congregation were some of the first called out in mid july to help with the tornado response.sot/nat it's understandab e f

mike's neighbors car. >> three of the guys were standing watch, looking around. the next thing i knew, those guys started running across the lawn full speed and the van came tearing out of the garage in reverse.>> reporter: without regard for neighbors, the med sped to a ravine and piled into a van they are still driving. your personal space. >> reporter: neighbors are angry, startled and worried. >> it will make me think twice about meeting my kids at home without adult supervision. >> reporter: after all, things like this aren't supposed to happen in quite neighborhoods like there's. >> it is surreal. you don't expect that to happen here. >> reporter: when we spoke to police, they said some of the four suspects were caught. we are still working to confirm >>> traffic is moving on i-70 which has been a mess since this evening. a semi carrying ice cream caught fire near georgetown. firefighters earlier today had to walk directions of the interstate. the brakes overheated on the truck but started the fire which ultimately destroy the truck. eventually, the westbound lanes reopened. eastbound to go longer. for more than an hour,

mike emanuel, fox news. and this election season... you may have seen signs popping up on people's front lawns or bumper stickers showing their support for presidential nominees. well -- it turns out -- some people tend to steal those signs. here's hidden camera video showing an indianapolis woman attempting to steal a trump sign. she tries to grab it... but it was attached to a fishing wire... so she falls face first in the man's front yard... and then runs off -- without the sign. the homeowner says he doesn't care if you disagree with his political opinions... but just leave the president obama defends n-f-l quarterback colin kaepernick's right to sit during the national anthem. "my understanding, at least, is that is he's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement. i think there's a long history of sports figures doing so." "but i don't doubt his sincerity based on what i've heard. i think he cares about some real, legitimate issues that have to be talked about..." president obama also says he can see how those in uniform are not able to see past the reverance for the flag... to hear kaepernick's point about justice. the

mike brown. >>> in chicago, a shocking attack caught on a neighbor's surveillance camera. a 71-year- old man watering his lawn when 2 men on bikes steal his wallet and then shoot him. police are looking for those suspects. so many people in chicago saying they are scared and tired of this. as of this year alone, more than 500 murders in chicago. >>> police in chicago are doing all they can to save lives. one officer came out of his own pocket to carry something called quick combat gauze. it is credited to saving lives in afghanistan stopping bleeding until emt get there. some are calling on the police department to make it a part of it is not standard issue here many police officers do carry trauma kit with that gauze. >>> a multimillion dollar pipeline being built through land claimed by native american is sparking massive protest and a lot of outrage. tensions continue to escalate. travel officials report 30 protesters were hit with pepper spray and 12 more were a bit by dogs. native americans are concerned the threaten there drinking water and impact sacred land. the pipeline company has agreed to hold con

mike pence is also scheduled back in ohio on wednesday. >>> i was talking to a landscaper in the neighborhood and they said last week they were aerating a lot of lawns they were canceling -- had to cancel because it got hot again. so do we have nice cooler temperatures and a little rain here and landscapers rejoice. like it when we can all work together. we have rain is forecast for dreiser wake up 50s and 60s for temperatures were partly to mostly cloudy skies. quickly we will see an increase in overcast by lunchtime. as even before the cool berating for many of you before things start to dry out for this evening. the window of time is to be late morning into the afternoon on the travel map -- map you can see line of showers and thunderstorms headed into this general direction. forecasts high will be in the 60s and 70s britain will be 60s to 70s with the cool fall feel. there are more rain chances to why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time ...fun. the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. cleveland police are ve -- city's east side. police got a call for a m

mike: we've got a little shower activity that happened overnight. wasn't too much. there was a little bit. you may notice the ground a little damp in a few spots and the lawns are breathing a little better. also, we have cooler temperatures coming into the forecast. as far as the rain's concerned, pretty much all gone, out of here. you can see a few the islands. that will be gone very shortly. we'll be dealing with clear skies. now, you've gotten used to these temperatures. remember, we've had temperatures well into the 70's, the low 80's. last week we were into the 90's. now get ready to high temperatures closer to one day. this is not going to be one day. it's going to hang around for a while. 60's and 70's in the forecast. still dark, a ways away from sunrise. 56 degrees right now. dew point way down. the air is dry and it's going to we have a lot of 50's showing up. no real big area of 40's or 30's. we will be having that in the forecast by tomorrow morning and certainly on monday morning. monday morning can be the coldest of the cold. you'll see the temperatures, as i mentioned, pretty much into the upper 50's. i mentioned the cold. it's coming in from

lawn. now a reward is being jean: there is relief in one part of the country tonight, a man who police say targeted drivers in a shooting spree is behind bars. mike: the latest front to move on there does mean a shower or storm for some as we go through tonight. a timeline ahead. >> a statue sitting outside this v.f.w. in salem has been stolen, we'll show you what it looks like and how you can help get it narrator: fewer new hampshire students are graduating debt free, while wall street and oil companies get billions in tax breaks. and whose side is kelly ayotte on? she voted to cut funding for pell grants and all while voting for tax breaks for the special interests like oil companies that give millions to help her campaign. kelly ayotte: working for the special interests, not on our side. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. josh: right now a texas high school freshman is dead after allegedly shooting a fellow student this morning on school the incident happened in alpine which is just south of el paso. police say the injured 14-year-old who was shot was able to run and get help. investigators now are still tr

members to come to the great lawn of central park, headlined by rihanna, by kendrick lamar, by metallica, demi lovato, chris martin from goldplay will be there, usher. >> mike hall. >> it's going to be live on msnbc, which is very exciting. but what's really great about this year is i think that we have an opportunity over the coming 12 months to radically transform education funding globally. we've got a big announcement with rihanna onstage that we're going to be making on the weekend about education. with 62 million girls still out of school, we need to see the world step up on this issue and make education for girls all around the world a legacy that we can be proud of. >> great stuff, because there again, the u.n. has all come together behind these goals and you're carrying it forward so everyone around the world knows about them. >> shout out to "morning joe" family members who are a big part of all of this. >> absolutely. >> speaking of climate change, you know, my brother works in the white house office on the arctic, and on the 28th, they're having the first ministerial, and i think 30 nations or dozens of nations are coming together for the first