chairman dunford, thank you for ing here, general millie, international partners, friends, family, allof you and embassador, thank you. thanks for joining us. it's good to be here with all of you as we pass what is a critical responsibility between two of our military's most accomplished leaders general frank grass and general joe lengyel. i want to speak about citizens here today and our national guard family, i'm so proud of all of you and so grateful for the vital contributions. you keep our skies free from danger and respond to disaster with compassion and professionalism at a moment's notice. you stand watch at home and around the world. you responded when we needed you during the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan all those years. you helped keep our most solemn commitment the military to provide our citizens to live their dreams, raise their children and live full lives. even that means sometimes putting your own lives on hold or on the line. that's been the spirit, the mission and enduring commitment of the national guard through the centuries and never more so than over the pas

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i went to general millie's ceremony about a year ago and at that ceremony we talked about the general. harvard, a redom sox fan. i went home and had all these personal conversations with highway about my career. i said, honey, we have a shot at this thing if you are a red sox fan. [laughter] [applause] thanks to all of you for coming. many of you came a long way, and i am honored and look forward to serving with all of you. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the inaugural playing of the national guard arch performed by the army national quintet followed by the departure of the official party. please stay seated until the official party leaves the room. ♪ [applause] >> still to come today on c-span at noon eastern, global health experts discuss the outcomes of the recent international aids conference which looked at funding and research options. after that, the white house briefing with josh earnest and this afternoon, live coverage of president obama attending a young african leaders town meeting. a look at our primetime schedule starting at 8:00

millie bobby brown, who plays eleven. >> jimmy: what a great name, millie bobby brown. >> 12 years old. >> jimmy: is she only 12? >> only 12. and i was asked to interview her for "elle" magazine. and i was terrified. >> jimmy: what was the connection interview her? >> well, because i was on -- i went to twitter and just confessed my love to the duffer brothers. and i'm like, "dear duffer brothers, thank you. sincerely, everyone." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and -- >> jimmy: only going to fit 140 characters. >> right. yeah, exactly. so "elle" reached out and said, "hey, would you like to interview eleven, millie bobby brown?" and i said, instantly, yes. >> jimmy: what is she like? >> she is the best. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course she is! >> she is the best. >> jimmy: of course she is. she was on a family vacation in spain. and i've got to make this good, you know? >> jimmy: of course. >> but she gets on the phone, with a cute little accent. >> jimmy: she has a -- >> yeah, she is far more articulate than i. and i was terrified. >> jimmy: what is her accent? >> she grew up in, uh -- i think lon

general millie, general goldstein, international partners, friends, family, all of you and ambassadoru. thanks for joining us. it is good to be here as we passed what is a critical responsibility between two of our militaries most accomplished leaders, general frank grass and general joe lengyel. before i speak about the character and contributions of these two extra gary officers, i want to speak directly to all s here today and our family, i am so proud of you and so grateful for your vital contributions to the security of our nation. you keep our skies free from danger, you respond to danger with compassion and professionalism at a moments notice, you stand watch at home and around the world, you responded when we needed you during the conflict in iraq and afghanistan all those years. you helped keep our most solemn commitment as a military, which is to provide our citizens the security they need to dream their dreams, raise their .hildren, and live full lives even if that means sometimes putting your own lives on hold or online. been the spirit, the mission, the enduring commitmen

milli million. there's been no comment from either side so far. >>> give blood, get a car, but not this kind of vehicle. in san francisco, people donated blood. the blood centers of the pacific are raffling off a red toyota prius for someone who donates before the end of august where there are fewer people that give blood. the centers need 400 pints of blood everyday to distribute among 400 northern california hospit hospitals. if you want to donate, go to blood centers.org to make an appointment. >> what will the weather be like this weekend. spencer christian is tracking it all. >> don't expect too much of a change competent maybe a couple degrees cooler. right now, it's sunny inland and foggy on the coast, as you might expect. with thunderstorms rumbling in the central sierra, they seem to be moving down the western sl e slopes. we have reports of heavy downpo downpours. especially in the area, lake tahoe. back to the bay area, breezy right now but not gusty. most locations looking at breezes 12

but millie never expected the response online after she shared the offensive message with her friends. >> it's this notion that women overreact to how men speak to them online or on the street and when you see it in black and white typed out, it's totally different. >> reporter: when millie reject ed this match's advances her reply said not a great way to speak to women, i'll pass. but sexual assault writing, quote, not a great way to speak to a man. get back in the kitchen and when my sand witch is done, bend over until i'm finished with you. unfortunately for him, one of the people who saw that message had just viewed his application for a tech company. samantha oliver rejected his application and sent him a note saying he should be nicer to women on the internet. >> i hope that guy stopped talking to women like that on the internet, or at least think twice about it. or at least realize that they can't stay anonymous. showed that incident on the web site, responses flowed in defending the man. one person writing, quote, we all snap from time to time, online date something very hard

four hundred milli s that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. vote no on question 2. >>> walking on sunshine. >>> i think thinking back to when the snow stopped falling, last year, back in march, it was so quiet and i'm jinxing everything. >> sthaing song "walking on sunshine?" >> katrina and the waves. >> thank you for watching. ?+ dt zika. >> the situation is getting >>ubois: they're spraying for mosquitos, but how safe are ose chemicals for humans? also tonight, that cash to iran. the presidensa $400 million payment wasn't a secret, and it wasn't ransom. hostages. >> dubois: accusations that u.s. gymnastics officials ignored sexual abuse by coaches. >> he?? innocence. he took her trust. >> dubois: and the decades-long search for a missing veteran takes a surprising turn. >> i was like what? are you for real? and i was ju

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i don't think that's milly nilly. >> milli vanilli? >> i think one of them is dead. >> the orlando shooter, for example, was born in america. >> yep. >> we're chasing after things that need chased. >> should be one of three things. >> what? >> those that are trying to get here, those that are born here and those that have overstayed visas. does that make sense? >> i'll take that. >> three-pronged stool. >> i think you're on to something. >> i'm on something. we're on something. i interrupted. >> what if i say to deiana or y, hey, you're coming in the country. hey, what about this? what do you think about gays? that's fine with me and i went greg lied to me. >> it's a fair point. people can lie to get in. >> terrorist, would a terrorist lie? >> remember the nsa program and the outrage over that. if you are going to ask people coming into the country are you against gay marriage, what, are you going to start walking around every community in america and asking the same thing? >> honestly, if they were christian refugees coming in, the ob

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so "elle" reached out and said, millie bobby brown?" and i said, instantly, yes. >> jimmy: what is she like? >> she is the best. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course she is! >> she is the best. >> jimmy: of course she is. >> but i was so terrified. she was on a family vacation in spain. and i've got to make this good, you know? >> jimmy: of course. >> but she gets on the phone, with a cute little accent. >> jimmy: she has a -- >> yeah, she is far more articulate than i. and i was terrified. >> jimmy: what is her accent? >> she grew up in, uh -- i think london. >> jimmy: so she -- a british accent? she was born in barcelona and then grew up in the uk. >> jimmy: so you were a little star struck? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and how did it work? it worked out great? >> it was great. >> jimmy: yeah, good. >> yeah, my wife and i, you know, said that we would want to adopt her. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's with her family. >> i know, but she said -- >> jimmy: on vacation, yeah. >> she said that, you know, we could. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: i want you t

as to millie reports, the brookfield woman desperately needed a new set of wheels. >> take a look at your new car. >> thank you all so very much. >> it's so shiny. >> lorenz is a mother of five in desperate need of a new vehicle. a co-worker suggested she apply for the national auto body council's recycled rides program. >> it was a huge surprise when they called me and told me that they have something available. >> all state insurance donated the car and abra auto body in brookfield spruced it up. >> we completely repainted the whole vehicle. there is some suspension work that needed to be done, new tires, brakes, a little undercarriage damage that we repaired. >> this 2009 vw jetta has been this is abra auto body and glass, crews have spent more than 100 hours making sure this car is ready to go. >> it's really nice to be able to give that to someone who doesn't have it. >> amy mccallister helped connect the lorenz family with this car. she says selecting shannon was a no-brainer. >> just really hard working woman with a lot of kids who could really hand and some help and just some

i have bracelets and tattoos all down my side for millie) i lost. i wouldn't be here today if it was not for him. i will get into that story if you guys want to hear that. so 2009 i can just react it from my mind. we were doing the five day operation that we were going attract a high volume target. one of our skill sets is tracking people. i was okay at it. four days into the operation we hadn't slept maybe we averaged 50 minutes of sleep per night. total 45 minutes or throughout the entire duration or so. the fourth day we landed on a six man element. we found out where the guy was and in the process of doing that we met up with someone who is having a really hard time and we had set up the patrol base and they got attacked every morning by the taliban. all of those things. they called and did the rules of engagement a little bit different. we didn't have to get shot at all the time we would always shoot back. they utilized us. with the marine corps. we set out all night. me and my spotter and two of the marine snipers nothing was happening. it was

the countyks system is face a $ milli budget shornext year, and some proposals to close the gap would take away fr parking on the lakefront and a vchargeicle registration fee. new at 10 -- 12 news terry sater is live at northpo >> the gates to the north point and wheem who are used to coming down here to enjoy the lakefront are used to free parking. but with higher cod lestan revee the county executive sas goe'to find a wa brin morcash. charging would deliverbout $1.5 mlion each year. >> i hate to hit the average working guy when people want park. >>t a big attraction. a lot of people like coming and swimming i think it is a good idea. i don't think nothing about it. >> either it is crea revenue orutting services. >> that's why he is looking for new waysing to cash. he is holdg listening session where is tax payers gather in small groups to ask questions. the county c keep selling land to pay the rising cover be.nefits ng achgiehicle registration fee is also on the table. >> i could generate a lot. we're getting less now for transit than we did five yea ago. at some point we're going

the 660 milli$660 million, that going to happen.t's not a situation where you're talking an old market and marking it up. that's a safer place and cvs is not in the same business. >> you don't think congress is going to shine the light on every part of the chain? >> whole reason that there's able to charge $608 for two epipens is because they have patent protections. >> i'm talking washington. >> the reason why nothing happens in washington on this issue, where would the blame fall. >> they're going to get their trades off first which they're allowed to do. wow, got a question, send us a tweet. for everything options action, check out our website. we've got the hottest options news, videos from throughout the week and exclusive trades. while you're there, check out our super cool newsletter. here's what's up next. ♪ >> that's what investors have been asking about spres rates, but the answer might not be what you'd think. plus, investors have been flooding to a number of retail stocks this month, so why is the space still underp perf

millis, lexington, a third to .1 of an inch of rain. over the last few days the hudson river valley of new york, you folks out there in those locations have picked up between 2-5 inches of rain. they wiped out their drought through portions of eastern forecast, no, not happening tomorrow or thursday, this is great summer weather. mostly sunny skies. for friday, saturday, a little more heat. a little more humidity. maybe an isolated shower or storm but again i think the chance few and far between. you can see the dry air taking hold. metro boston up through the merrimack valley. southern new england. temperatures in the 70's the city at 72. jaffrey 75. nantucket and worcester still in the upper 60s with a little bit of humidity out. there dew point temperature 50's, 60s. the numbers will level off overnight so becoming clear. there will be patchy fog but a comfortable night for sleeping in the house or the apartment with lows generally in the 50s, some of the warmer spots like boston our low temperature around 63. tomorrow mostly sunny s

clarit presumably what he will doith the 11 milli undocumented >> does he still plan to round up and deport every last living immigrant starting on day one. >> you will hear how he plans to address the 11 million. >> reporter: trump said he's not softening up. >> i had people say it's hardening. >> reporter: even some of his advisors argue for a more moderate stance. >> wholesale importation is a log gist call impossibility. >> reporter: he won't support in contrast to hi trump will go after her hard tonight and call for better enforcement and oversatisfying >> we will build the wall. >> reporter: building the wall on the southern border has been trump's most consistent pledge. on this side of the border, his attacks on mexico and rhetoric on immigration have turned off many hispanic voters with democrats working to turn them out in november. that includes voters >> in more than six years that i vote, this is the top. i feel like we are under attack by donald trump. >> donald trump needs to be worried not only about his paltry numbers with latino voters, also how his position really

johnson earned $64.5 milli from june 2015 to june 2016, according to "forbes" magazine. chinese superstar jackie chan took the second spot. matt damon with 55 million and tom cruise with 53 million and johnny depp with 48 million rounded out the top five. >>> amazon launched a new hub to help customers research cars. amazon isn't selling the cars at least for now. but amazon vehicles include manufacture pricing. customers can compare cars and read reviews. what is not on amazon? i do not know. they are trying to meet every need, even needs you didn't know you had yet. >> taking over the world. >> yeah. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, britney spears is back. she breaks out the school girl uniform with james corden for some retro hits in carpool karaoke. ? karaoke. dave, i'm sorry to interrupt. i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. ? ? with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. nutella - s

millis a third of an inch and lexington, metro boston about .1. just in the past seven days not much in eastern new england, about a quarter to a halfnc hudson river valley, where they did have flash flooding, 2-4 inches of rain in last seven days. it would have been nice to get some of the moisture into new england but sometimes it's not the case. high pressure takes over from here foreign minister' nudge this area of low pressure out to sea. we're back into summer mode tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. no excessive heat or humidity. even as we work to the end of the week the high will be in a position here, south of new england that will allow it to turn warmer and a the humidity not be off the charts. smacks in the face but with increasing heat and humidity there is a slight chance of a shower or storm friday evening. also into saturday morning from this weather system here. so that cool front that will be our next chance of rain but i think it'll be a few scattered showers possible overnight friday night very early saturday morning, most of sa

upper 50s in places like norwood and millis. 72 in boston and 63 in newbury. worcester at 60 degrees. 60 on the nose in shrewsbury. 66 in leominster. 50s, difficulties and even 70s on the map this morning. i think what we are going to see in boston as probably temperatures go down a bit, we

take a look at the scene on millis street. victim was stabbed six times before 3:00 this morning. no word on the victim's condition or if the suspect is in custody. >>> happening today, a man will be in court for a stabbing and seriously hurting two women in waltham. emmanuel lewis has been charged with armed assault with intent to murder. he stabbed a 52-year-old woman and 83-year-old woman yesterday afternoon. both women were tabbed inside a home on weston street. the suspect ran away from the scene but police later caught up to him a mil railroad tracks. right now it is unclear why the woman was targeted. >> i know her kids, and that's my mom or something like that, i would be pretty upset. obviously i wish him the best. >> police say the victim knows the two women but doesn't know how. the women are related but don't know the suspect's name. the women are still in the hospital this morning. >>> the body of a new york city woman murdered while funeral plan can be made. they found vanessa marcotte's body and according to the globe, police officers have been working around the cl

the yelchins are now administrators of their son's $1.4 milli $1.4 million e-state. the actor died without a will. >>> do you remember that 1984 film splash? it's coming back to the big street costar will reunite in the disney remake, except this time tatum will be the male version of the mermaid. picture that if you can. although some ladies might like that. right? no shirt? but i don't get the whole tail part. and stay tuned. and if you've ever hoped for a reboot of the fresh prince of bellaire, this is what will smith said tour. >> i don't think ever. ever. yeah, like pretty close to when hell freezes over. yeah, we're working on it. but you're right. you're right. >> i guess we'll take that as a no. i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." ? the sun'll come out tomorrow... ? for people with heart failure, cine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ? tomorrow, tomorrow... ? ? i love ya, tomorrow ? in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant

upper 50s in places like norwood and millis. 72 in boston and 63 in newbury. worcester at 60 degrees. 60 on the nose in shrewsbury. 66 in leominster. 50s, difficulties and even 70s on the map this morning. i think what we are going to see in boston as probably temperatures go down a bit, we degrees, refreshing. mostly sunny all day at noon. 82. mid- to upper 80s for those highs today. i will take you out to those beaches and show you what to expect as we are headed to the coastline coming up. back to you, julie, for live drive time traffic. >> julie: what you can expect on the roads is a whole lot of nothing. quiet on 128 and expressway. pike wide open. route 1 and 93 south looking good. 24 minutes on pike eastbound from 49 to mass avenue. 8 minutes on the expressway. from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> now to breaking news. if off flight this morning, delta airlines is reporting that their computer systems are down everywhere. right now hundreds of people are waiting overseas. this a picture we want to show you that was tweeted from an airport in

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asl >> even when i'm sitting here sg with you, what do you share with millie grant? this character.chr. >> i'm no way as fierce likeier millie grant is fierce.nt is i am -- i share that i'm luckyuc that i'm the girl that got to g on that ride.ride >> yeah. >> also, i'm loyal.oy loyal to the bone just in much more hopefully gracious way. >> not in such a boom boom p.m.m boom way. >> no. let's talk about why you're in'r town many you're hereer campaigning for hillary clintoni and of course we've been liken l wrapping our minds around thed fact art is imitat much right now for you.. >> well, what an honor. hillary clinton spent her whole live working to make this worldd better place.er p i just sort of play an angry person on tv but it's reallyy such a blessing and unbelievabll honor to get to be here really a talking to people about the the issue that is matter. mte this week is small business bus week. last night i got to go too t loudoun county and meet simone n brittany at more than cheer andh learn about what's important toa them and talk about hillary'sla plan for

pressure and not that low, 1007 milli bars. getting picked up. this is wednesday at 2 a.m. wednesday and thursday the storms should be up in the big bend by the way is not usually a favorite spot for landfalling storms the problem track. we will be on the dirty side and the south side that means bands of rain coming in off the gulf. we'll see the winds and near the coast. and in the mix, too i expect around it willing be watching sometimes the storms in the gulf and they can become a cat 1 or 2 hurricane f something changes in the next day or around tampa i expecthat to get higher. as that approaches we'll talk about it more at 5:20. back to you. >> thank you, paul. holes in a house surrounded by tape. there was a baby in there and she was not hurt when a person drove by the house. some of the blame is on her mother. >>> we're live at the sheriff's office to explain this. aaron. >> reporter: the mother is a gang member and hangs out with gang members if that was not the case it may not have happened. let's turn back to the crib. this was and my baby was shot. >> a mother ca

. >> trump's $10 milli ad buy, a drop in the bucket compared t the $77 llion cemenspent by the clinton campaign. on minority voters. eir language is getting heated. trump and hillary clinton accung each other of racism and bigotry. nancy cordes reports. >> you are living in poverty. ur s arechoolsogood you have no jobs. look at my latest clion ad accuses trump of racial incense tee. more foerd aftedder aer the wee. dwayne wade cousin was shot and killed walking her bab in chicago. just what i have been saying. afriericcaams will vote trump. clinton's runngmate chas tipsed trp. we ought toe eending our sympathy off to the family. >> ku kluxlan values, david duke val use. donald trump values are not american lues. >> trump did tweet condolences he chicago family. and his supporter, chris kane of overheated.rhetora >> this kd o discoursen t ca is mpaignunwarrted. but staed by mrs. clinton. >> hillary clinton is a bigot.>t >> there has been aady ste ream of bigotry coming from him. ta repter: two side are ling over the clinton foundation and access donors had to clinton taz secretary of st

that 400 milli$400 million, whe general said that this was ransom what he means is that he now has the's used for the bola or german intelligence a month asking that they were approached by the iran agents and trying to purchase the capability. this is not why we did want them to have their hands on hard currency. the number one state of sponsored terror and now they have $400 million untraceable. >> what are you going to do about it? how will you offset this? what are you planning? >> well, we weren't briefed on this and part of the negotiation and i asked about cash transactions and did not get any answer from the administration and now i see that more americans are getting picked and up the americans are saying maybe if he picked up the additional stiffen or ransom, we could get them home. twhas the department of justice senior official warranted. when you start to pay that kind of ran sorges preponderasom, ex happen. >> two more questions. are you saying that congress was not notified before the money left number one, and number two what is the schedule in terms of more payments. d

down to millis 73 and boxford 72 and and 72 in nashua, new hampshire and good morning, worcester and continuing with the warm-up, lower 80s by noon time with sunshine, dry forecast today, scattered clouds and not making dry weather and big changes middle of the week and enjoy it, 84 to 88, range of highs today, exception will be ca where temperatures lower 80s and middle of the week and let's send it back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: 128 northbound a little proble right around 135 and expressway looking slightly better past the gas tank. here are live drive times, really the expressway a little slow, 26 minutes from the braintree split to the exit for the pike.suming after worldwide outage and passengers check in flights and sport out cancellation and delays. morning and talking to passengers who have been extremely frustrated with this process. >> michael: last couple people i spoke with experiencing this very short check-in line at delta terminal at logan airport and decidedly less frustrated but might not have reason to be less frustrated because they think their

. >>> precisamente de cuba, muchas gracias a mi amiga millie, gracias por el corte de pelo. >>> te quedÓ total. >>> con ese cambio hagamos otro cambio total, y pasamos con erika y me lo dijo un pajarito. >>> muy buenos dÍas a mi familia de un nuevo dÍa y a ustedes en casa, feliz miÉrcoles quedÓ espectacular el corte y por supuesto estamos listos para que mÓnica puig venga aquÍ al estudio a saludarlos a todos ustedes. >>> selena gÓmez pidio perdÓn a justin bieber. que cerrÓ su instagram diciendo asÍ por lo menos quedÓ disculpas y no se quedÓ todo sin resolver. ¿cuÁl sera la reacciÓn de justin bieber? por su parte, una que estÁ poniÉndose mÁs en forma que nunca. es kim kardashian y miren como boxea y es que tras su increÍble adelgazamiento, no sÉ si se fijan, pero hasta su pantalÓn le queda grande. muchos dicen que luce mÁs sexy que nunca. y este foto es la evidencia asÍ que taco de ojo para todos en casita en este miÉrcoles. seÑores, es real o es un juguete. >>> les quiero presentar a este molusco de ojitos lindos, Él es tendencia en facebook y un grupo de cientÍficos se sorprendiÓ al enc

he's recently softened language about deporting the 11 milli undocumented immigrants in the u.s. >> i think that he's been clear on this. we're not going to have amnesty. what we're going to do is to get those who are breaking the law out of the country as quickly as possible. >> hillary clinton is fund-raising in new york today. last week, trump has a history of discrimination. >> i think we all remember when trump said a distinguished federal judge could not be trusted to do his job because if he loses, it will be because the election is rigged. now, the fbi is investigating foreign hackers who have breached election data braces in illinois and arizona. >> one state was breached in july. the other one earlier this month. and michael isacoff broke the story and talked with cbs on monday. >> the case in the more serious one, there was theft of data up to 200,000 voters. >> the illinois board of elections confirms hacker took some voter information including addresss and partial social security numbers. but they say they have increased security measures. cbs news, the white house. >> n

general millis is jumping on the pumpkin spice craze.. with its newest flavor it's expected to be in stores just before labor day weekend. general mills is looking to boost declinging cereal sales /// demetria obilor >>> this weekend, the southbound 95 exit to south rancho will close down for the next several weeks so crews can work on project neon. the closure starts sunday at 9:00 p.m. and will last through mid-september. drivers can exit at mlk and use bonanza to get over to rancho. this detour will be signed. includes the 3.7-mile-long widening of i-15 between the spaghetti bowl and sahara. the state says project neon will improve safety and reduce congestion with improvements like a direct hov connecting us 95 and i-15, a new i-15 hov interchange, and reconstruction of the charleston for more information, feel free to visit the ndotprojectneon .com. there you will also find information on upcoming closures related to the project. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> looks like the pacman has a few

in millis, that's one of the coolest spot, 59 in wayland and mid-60s in woburn, 60 in norwood, jump to 70 in boston, 67 will do for you in worcester this morning, ashburnham and only 56?, 62 in shrewsbury, 64 nashua, new hampshire. so mostly running in 60s and low 70s at this hour by noon time though, 82? with sun at 3:00 p.m. 86?, dry and bright today, though we will toss in a couple scattered afternoon clouds, generally 88? for the range of highs. cape the exception to the rule where temperature will top out in the lower 80s. let's send you over to julie grauert now with live drive time traffic and update on the commuter rail. >> keeping eye on issues with commuter rail this morning. just tweeted out this list of the current problems on the fitchburg line, most recently the 7:55 train has been canceled. so again will throw a little bit of problem in the morning commute if that's what you use 93 south as you approach medford -- somerville. average speed 34 through natick. expressway just about always assume it is going to be heavy and steady there, especially right around morrissey bo

. >>> trump's running mate in the indiana governor stopped at millie's diner where fans asked to take pictures and shake his hand. >> hillary clinton gets her first national security briefing today. clinton left the f.b.i. office this morning in white plains new york after getting the briefing. donald trump received his first briefing 10 days ago and while some top secret information may be discussed, the briefings do not include details on methods tim kaine held a campaign event in south florida today. clinton's running mate spoke in pinbroke pines. >> we are going to make history on november 8 and make history after. i'm not going to lose this one. i'm not going to lose it.ne.- >> a mason dixon research leading trump in florida by two points among likely voters. >>> a realtor in austin, texas, hopes to cash in on the controversy around this election with this billboard. it reads "leaving the countr after the election, we can sell your home." that is creativity. some celebrities have threatened to leave the country candidate they support threatens to leave. >>> i have a lot of friend

can you see the weather is all on the east there is nothing on the west side. 1004 milli bars. 45 and picking up speed. moving east northeast. confident about the track. i don't think anything whacky will happen. going up to tallahassee where they near hurricane force winds. they had a hurricane up there and hurricane kate kind of and warnings are up from the anclote river. and inside that line. there is a hurricane watch currently in effect. here midafternoon and another cycle comes up tomorrow night and tides are running about 1 to 3 feet above normal. that's what we had during collin and a south and southwest wind. it will cause flooding. the highest likelihood is there could be flooding and along the gulf where it is shallow up in the big bend area. tomorrow increasing wind. the wind will be a big problem. there will be squalls around near the coast. 83. left over tropical moisture this weekend. that means more showers the question is. will they use the pirate ship tonight? >> that may be the way they get out. welcome out here a very soggy night of football the fourth and final pr

a big-time arena may soon be racine.city officials say the a. 40 milli dollar project would bring major sporting events and convention area.cbs 58's julie parise is locati this morni ttell us more. julie? this is whe the mayor says a new tel and arena would bring in big money and jobs. tonight, the yor's office willmeet with the county deal together to make this happen. we're at the corner of gaslight drive and lake avenue bring a hotel here -- and adding therena to the deal there's also a ssibility of bringing a hteamockey ere as well.the sayorbuilding this arena would bring hundreds ofj obs to the area. it would also bring in big annventis that the city events has never been able to host before. being between milwaukee and chicago it affords us to hold great conventions at a cost thats lower than those 2 cities so we're on the we're centrally located this allows us the same way to build our city the same way kee has done wittheir city city this arena would have seating for thirty eight hundred people. the county d the county's ives groves at office complex. 3 happening now-a local bil

trump has vowed to support nearly 11 million immigrants -- vowed to deport 11 milli but last week appearedhave softened his hard-line stance. but now it has stiffened once again. we will use immigration laws to prevent crimes and we will not wait until some innocent american has been harmed or killed. continuing to trail in the polls come his campaign will roll out a $12 million advertisement, including in virginia. hillary clinton spent the weekend campaigning with wealthy donors in the hamptons. countdown is on, the african-american history museum is gaining a lot of interest. three passes became available to opening weekend. right now all weekend slots are filled through october. there are still some passes available. passes for november and december will be available next month and the one month away. yellow and blue line riders feeling the brunt of safe track on metro. quality,angerous air hours away. luann bennett. after losing her husband to cancer, she raised three boys here in northern virginia and grew the family business. a single wor