i molly hall. the king of saudi arabia promises a swift investigation into the deadly hajj stampede. the government says the pilgrims may not have followed instructions. u.s. president barack obama accepts an invitation to reach vladimir putin to discuss the syrian war. world leaders are revising efforts to end the conflict. an enthusiastic new york welcomes pope francis as he arrives ahead of a highly anticipated address to united nations general assembly. we go to new york to our correspondence. also coming up in the program, in business we will have the latest drama with the volkswagen in missions cheating scandal. the german carmaker seeks a new ceo. plus, the story of the $15 million picasso painting back on display at a paris museum after a long and unusual journey. now first, saudi arabia faces growing criticism following yesterday pot steadily hot stamping -- yesterday's deadly hajj stampede. it became the deadliest in years when over 700 people were crushed to death. the saudi king has ord

molly: let's stay here in france.ertainly fans are drawing their eyes to the french a poorall team, they had showing in the european basketball championship. flo: let's take a look at the front page of the sports daily. one word, cruel. tony parker looking stunned here. france lost to their arch rivals in basketball, spain. this was the game taking place in lilles, a game france was supposed to win. front oftook place in 27 thousand supporters. that is a record for european basketball. lots of disappointment about the french showing there. let's take another look. it is a little bit smaller today. this is the first time the magazine has changed its format. going for a tabloid style. it is the last paper in france that held out with the big format until today. it lasted 70 years. quite a change. if france had a poor showing in basketball, maybe it will do better in red the? -- in rugby. the rugby world cup kicks off in england. can france win? perhaps they have a chance this year. they take on italy saturday. best of l

molly: thank you for that. as i was seeing that amazing hat there, the yoda hat, i have to keep my eye on those and william: i will keep my eye on that. it is time now for our press review. i am joined in the studio by florence florence villeminot for what is grabbing headlines in the press. with the photo that is making shocking waves in public opinion out of the drowned three-year-old syrian boy on turkish shores. flo: that is right, that photo is still sparking a lot of emotion in this -- in the press. "the daily telegraph" points out that aylan is one of millions of syrians risking their lives to cross the bering sea. it was on the front page of so many. yesterday he was wearing this red t-shirt, and if you look carefully, on the other boats, there are lots of other red t-shirts, lots of other kids similar to aylan, risking their lives to come in to europe. an interesting article today showed that he is part of a lost generation. he is one of 13 million kids that the u.n. says their lives have been complete

now let's go down stairs where molly mcgrath caught up with utah head coach kyle whittingham. >> molly: coach, unbelievable play calling tonight. you took some risks with the halfback pass and the fake punt. what went into those decisions? >> you're playing oregon. you have to be ready to outscore them. with explosive players. we knew we had to keep putting points on the board to have a chance. >> and your quarterback, travis wilson playing with a sprained shoulder. took some hits but still effective. what does that say about him? >> he's tough. outstanding performance by him and the whole tomorrow. so proud of travis and what he's done for us. >> molly: what kind of statement does this win make about your place in the pac 12? >> i don't know. we'll find out. certainly we've gotten better since we joined the league. a lot of tough games ahead. we have to continue to prepare and work. if we keep doing that, we might have a shot. we'll see. >> molly: thanks, coach? >> thank you. >> gus: all right. joel, when utah came in the league, coach whittingham was quoted as saying it's going to ta

molly: a young dentist murdered in cold blood.olice releasing information that could lead to her killer. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. . . . . >> been a great friday so far. one hour down. one hour to go. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> absolutely. see you back here in an hour. >> this is fox news alert. we are looking at a funeral for the slain texas cop that was shot a week ago today. now in honor of him you will see police officers across the state all day today flashing their lights to remember him. later today we will have a update from the funeral. we'll bring you there live as it happens. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here today, kennedy, host of fox business's "kennedy," also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is back. democratic strategist and

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why molly sota's refusal to be a slave to beauty is taking the internet by storm. >>> and a chance to win an ipad mini or a flat screen tv. >>> and a prankster tries this old bit. see who does not find it funny. >> that's why you don't play games in the hood. >> you're looking at the inside of an independently owned bike shop in illinois. this guy decided he's going to pay them back. no, he's not. he likes these lights. i think i want them. fortunately this place was looking right at him, because the reaction comes quick, comes hard, comes awesome. >> get the [ bleep ] out of my shop. >> he says, no way, you are stealing from me. the guy just did him a favor. he's just letting all the rough out, starts grabbing the stuff, picks up his bike and shoves it out of the shop. >> wow. that must have felt good. >> will you help me? oh, by the way, i just stole your wallet. >> good luck getting my credit card. >> this armed robbery gets real, real quick. >> as the door opens, watch what happens. a guy comes through with a gun. in fact he actually fires the gun into that guy's shoulder. it's no

molly? >> molly: this i wasn't easy. how did you fend off the two touchdowns? what was going through your mind? >> we just assumed we would get overtime. we were trying to come up with overtime plays. texas fought hard. we couldn't put it away. our guys played hard all day and did what we needed to do to win. >> molly: your offense started off slow. how did you get him going? >> took us awhile to get on track. we played great the third quarter. struggled in the fourth. we have to keep getting better. >> molly: you have a lot of memories here. now a win. how special is it? >> pretty special. especially the way the game ended. i'm shocked. a great way to win. >> molly: congratulations, coach. back to you, gus. >> gus: how about this? although texas lost in dramatic fashion, their fans giving them a small ovation. 45-44. back to austin after this.

molly? >> molly: this i wasn't easy. how did you fend off the two touchdowns? what was going through your mind? >> we just assumed we would get overtime. we were trying to come up with overtime plays. texas fought hard. we couldn't put it away. our guys played hard all day and did what we needed to do to win. >> molly: your offense started off slow. how did you get him going? >> took us awhile to get on track. we played great the third quarter. struggled in the fourth. we have to keep getting better. >> molly: you have a lot of memories here. now a win. how special is it? >> pretty special. especially the way the game ended. i'm shocked. a great way to win. >> molly: congratulations, coach. back to you, gus. >> gus: how about this? although texas lost in dramatic fashion, their fans giving them a small ovation. 45-44. dave's been working on his game, morning double bogie. hey, three putt. and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like?

i am molly line. the democratic front runner defended the position insisting it is above board and this despite a staffer would invoke the fifth amendment rather than talk about it to congress. >> with the respect to personal services that he provided to me and my family. we obviously paid for those services and did so, because during a period of time, we continued to need his technical assistance and i think that's in the public record. >> molly is reporting live from washington. what kind of technical service did he actually provide? >> reporter: it specialist installed the private server for hillary clinton and managed it several years and he was paid by the clinton family from his work and that was separate from a state department family. congress wants to know if he upons what happen to the e-mails and possible destruction of evidence. pagliano said he would plead the fifth. clinton was asked about that today. >> we have encouraged everyone to cooperate. i feel strongly that you know, the facts a

molly o'toole and josh barrow. molly, i want to pick up on the ted cruz, donald trump thing.sn't matter the party. you don't see martin o'malley and bernie sanders do a lot of rallies together. and you don't see many of the republicans do it. it's interesting there. i want to put up the political calculus that may be in play when you ask trump supporters, who are the second choices, you get huckabee around 8%. car son at 20%. up there at the top, 24% basically the largest plurality, a quarter of trump supporters would go to cruz and a lot of republicans thinking that trump summer media bubble will eventually pop. do you think ted cruz is among those? >> well, there's -- it's interesting strategy, definitely. unique event in that i thought it was interesting they're using rhetoric like when i'm president. they both can't be. so it's an interesting choice. the calculation for cruz is clear. he despite the polls that you just referenced, he has been really struggling to get attention. for his positions. just to get media attention in general. he asked trump to come on board beca

molly? >> thank you. >>> hundreds of motorcyclists this weekend finishing a 14,000 mile 100 day journey across the country to raise money for wounded veterans. all right. crowds gathered in beaver dam, wisconsin to cheer on the 500 bikers who travelled through 48 states under the american flag. >> i'm of the generation that went through where we kind of lost that. and now we're back to it and it makes me very proud to be in a country that supports their troops. >> last year's tour raised $100,000 for wounded veterans and their families. this year, their goal was to double that figure. >>> and summer may be nearing an end, a popular tourist attraction is only now reaching full bloom in our nation's hardland. they don't call kansas the sun flower state for nothing. you're looking at a sea of one million sun flowers near the town of lawrence. the farmer who planted this crop has been raising sunflowers for three decades. he welcomes everyone to bask there in his field. last year he said more th

. >>> molly ball of the atlantic nbc news shricer and hug hugh hewitt. >>> this is "meet the press" with chuck today. >> good morning sunday morning after the public debate. we have results on who won the debate and where the race sta s stands. on the issue and for once they were right. they saw carly as the big winner and everybody else is in single digit. the names that you don't see is because they did not top one percent. where do we stand? trump did the field and more than double now of ben carson and then moving into third place at 11 percent and then again you don't see the candidate on there and nobody else topped three percent there. when you compare the survey and the results of the real clear politics average, you can see the gains and losses. ben carson lost the most. so with all of that in mind, we have three candidates this morning. mr. trump who joins us by phone. good morning. >> good morning chuck. i am like you all of the time. >> you like the poll numbers? >> i certainly do. >> you brought your bible to the event. >> yeah. >> what do you believe that a person's faith m

. >> i'm molly line. topping the news this hours tens of thousands of refugees escaping from terror, running for their lives to europe. but are those nations actually equipped to handle the surge? and what does this mean for the conflicts in the middle east? >> neither side backing down one day after a federal judge jailed county clerk kim davis for defying orders to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples based on her christian beliefs. the latest in this high-profile case pitting religious freedom against the rule of law. >>> then we talk about a new strategy to narrow the widening gap between police and troubling communities across our country. >>> but we begin this hour with what police in illinois are calling a significant discovery as they hunt down three men accused of murdering one of their own. fox lake police lieutenant was gunned down tuesday while chasing three suspicious men. detectives on the case now saying a key piece of evidence was recovered from the crime scene friday afternoon but

. >> and i am molly line in for jennialy. what exactly has changed? >> ca l thomas, both fox news contributors. number one mr. trump's track record on keeping promises. first,ical, does this help him. now he is in the bed with the rnc? >> it takes the issue off of the table for the coming debates. and he can't be attacked as anything other than a republican. it is a good move for him. there is no legal binding thing to keep him in the party. he's been a democrat as long as he's been a republican. he's okay with higher taxes. he doesn't talk about spending. flipped on abortion and said the reason for that, he just talked to somebody with a story to tell. and woman on the other side with pro-choice. it is not center of conviction but all emotion and attitude. it is it a good tactical move in the short term. >> ellen, how does it play on the other side? in terms of looking at trump differently now he signed the pledge. does it make him more republican? >> i am not sure it makes him more republican. he certainly said on meet the press, he's looked over ba

he hasn't gone around -- he's running the "harry potter" book series i was telling molly.arry potter" book, the same story, he goes down and comes back up. he had good numbers on this, he's good on this issue in iowa. she captured emotional resonating issues in iowa and new hampshire and it will serve her and scott walker very well. >> we shall see. it's very different in a primary versus a general. all of this will be tested. >>> later in the broadcast, why the visit to the united states this week by pope francis may have as much to do about politics as it does with religion. there's never been a papal visit like this that's coming up. >>> how does it feel to be the face of wall street when both parties are saying you're the problem? jamie dimon responds. hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ yyou think it smells fine, butur your guests smell this... febreze fabric refresher eliminates all the odors you've gone noseblind to break out the febreze and breathe happy. hi mi'm raph. tom. my name is anne.

molly hinenberg joins us live with that story. hi, molly. >> hi, liz. bernie sanders has two events in south carolina later today. as his campaign says it is, quote, delighted by the latest poll out of iowa showing the independent socialist senator catching up with hillary clinton for the first time. a quinnipiac poll shows sanders with 41% of the vote. clinton was 40%. within the margin of error but essentially a dead heat. to indicate how far standards have come or how far clinton has farther, earlier this year clinton with 52% of the vote and sanders with 33%. this iowa poll follows days after a different poll in new hampshire has sanders up by nine points over clinton, 41-32 suggesting that right now sanders has momentum in the first two states to vote in the primary season next year. here's how sanders describes his assent in the democratic nominating process. >> media ask me, well, why are you generating such large turnouts? and why are you generating so much enthusiasm? i think the answer is pretty simple. and that is the american people are sick

molly boll of the "atlantic," nbc news contributor maria shriver and radio talk show host and one of moderators of the last day bait, hugh hewitt. david, i want to start with you. you're the closest thing that's crawled inside the head of the clintons. >> it's a deep and dangerous place. >> this hillary clinton issue, it's -- she's not bill, right. that's really what you hear from democrats. that's ultimately why they're not rushing, they're sort of waiting to rush. >> yeah, the hillary dilemma is fascinating. you know, going all the way back to 1974 when she drove from washington up to fayetteville so they could attach their stars together, it's helped their rise together but it's also hindereder in two important ways -- one is she doesn't have bill clinton's charisma and amazing campaign abilities. you know -- and theater. you talk about authenticity. i always have called bill clinton an authentic phony. he really is good at that. hillary, if you look at it just as theater is a phony-phony. she's not as good at it so that hurtser in comparison with bill. the other someone that beca

accuweather's molly cochran has the forecast. good morning, molly. >> thanks, mara and kendis.threat for some heavy downpours across the midwest. >> 1 to 3 inches is expected. across central iowa by the time it's all said and done. also some severe storms headed to kansas city. if you're out and about, keep a watchful eye to the sky. the heat is on for the northeast. it's feeling more like july than september. hopefully you didn't put the acs away quite yet. kendis and mara, back to you. >> our thanks to molly there. remember all those people who were hitting the roads friday for the holiday weekend? most of them are coming home today. more than 30 million people are expected to be driving. the most in seven years. abc's mary bruce reports. >>> with the holiday weekend coming to a close, the challenge how to get home without a headache. a surge in road trips fueled by lower gas prices. the national average now $2.40 a gallon, more than $1 cheaper than this time last year. and 21 states are reporting gas prices under $2 a gallon. the lowest gas prices for labor day weekend in ov

accuweather's molly cochran is tracking it all. good morning, molly. >> thanks, kendis and kayna. we continue to watch tropical storm joaquin, likely to strengthen over the next couple of days, as it is over some warmer water. either way going to be feeling impacts along the coast, rough surf and rip currents and could potentially bring some moisture to the northeast by the later half of the week. tropical moisture just gets slurped right on in like a straw across the gulf coast. flooding downpours going to be a potential tuesday into wednesday once again. kendis and kayna, back to you. >> hey, molly, thanks so much. >>> so now to donald trump's tax reform plan. there's been mostly skeptical reaction overnight. experts saying it could add billions of dollars to the national debt. >> and then they say some of the wealthiest would end up paying less in taxes, not more. abc's stephanie ramos is joining us now from washington, d.c. with more on this. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and kayna. donald trump putting out real details from his latest polic

eric shawn and molly line are in with the doctors coming up next. >> we're back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> hi. i'm eric shawn. time for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm molly line in for or they will neville. joining us dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc sgeel, professor of medicine at nyu's langone medicine and author of "the secret code, unlocking the sacred code of sickness and health." >> scientists say they have discovered a blood test that can detect breast cancer dna months, they say, before it will show up on medical scans. dr. siegel, can you get this now, and how important is this? >> can you not get this now. it's in early stages of research, but the research is extremely promising. it's coming out of london this study. they looked at 55 people, and they first analyzed the dna, eric, that was abnormal, in the tumor itself. they took early tumors, and they said here's what the mutations are because all cancer has mutations. it has dna that went awry. the cell's machinery is going aw

molly, the u.s. training 54 nfs fighters, but now that group has basically disbanded with about 14, at least 14, of those fighters dropping out of the u.s. training program, and another 18 are essentially at this point basically m.i.a. molly, back to you. >> thank you so much. john huddy, we appreciate it, thank you. >>> residents st. onisland in south carolina are cleaning up after a tornado tore through their community yesterday. with winds estimated at 130 miles per hour. you can see some of the damage. it traveled close to seven miles. that twisted lasted about 17 minutes. several homes were destroyed. people are without power and thousands of trees were uprooted. however, no injuries have been reported. a lot damage to homes there. this is happening as temperatures cool across the nation with fall settling in. meteorologist janice dean at fox weather center. >> we were watching a couple areas of low pressure cooling off the temperatures for the mid-atlantic. we also have moisture streaming in fr

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i am molly line. the democratic front runner defended the position insisting it is above board and this despite a staffer would invoke the fifth amendment rather than talk about it to congress. >> with the respect to personal services that he provided to me and my family. we obviously paid for those services and did so, because duri

molly henneberg live in washington with what this means for the race. hi, molly. >> reporter: hi. senator bernie sanders just finished his first of two events in south carolina today. the independent socialist candidate told supporters in florence, south carolina, that they could be part of something bigger than a presidential campaign. >> what this campaign is about is not just asking your support to elect bernie sanders as president, but more importantly, i am asking you to become part of a political revolution. when we stand together like the tens of millions, there is nothing, nothing, nothing that we can not accomplish. >> reporter: sanders and hillary clinton now are separated by one point in iowa. that's within the margin of error, so essentially it's a dead heat. g shows senator sanders has closed a nearly 20-point gap in iowa. clinton led 52-33 over sanders in july. clinton, who has been hired in controversy over the private e-mail server that she used as secretary of state, also is trailing sanders by nine points in new hampshire. according to a poll earlier this week. i

and mollie heming way. senior editor of highest order, thank you very much. thank you. kennedy: so. mollie, hillary admits to dunham, not only is she a feminist but more women do not declare that. >> she said shy was puzzled, 80% of americans do not identify as feminists, in the interview issue she said it just means that we believe men and women are equal, if that is true someone should tell feminists, because they spend their time complains about men. kennedy: and you know, one of those interviews, that i did not really expect leyna to push hillary clinton or get any interesting air engaging nuggets, but why did hillary clinton do this interview. >> she is trying to play to the only core constituentency that hillary has left when are young, unattractive, and loud mouth and annoying, dunham is that. kennedy: her boyfriend is handsome. dated scarlett johansson and in a rock 'n roll band. >> that is good. >> sure. kennedy: so, you are a millennium. -- a millennial, this interview of taylor made for you. >> i was cringing the entire time. it is like watching my mother at a cocktail pa

. >> adam has 7-year-old son gavin and the mother molly have been missing for more than a we can now. >> investigators want to know where they are and what started the fire at the cabin. alan is piecing together what happened tonight and is live in be negligence for us. alan? >>reporter: yes. this is their home. neighbors knew that the family was missing but they were surprised when detectives showed up here with search warrants. now interestingly we featured the family young son gavin on abc 7 news a few years ago. now he and his parents have vanished in a very suspicious way. >> what's that called. >> lego dance. >> 7-year-old gavin because can an. he mother father still considered missing after unidentified remains of at least 2 people were found in the rubble of the burnt out cabin in el dorado county. >> the fire was so intense and it came to a point where there is really nothing identifiable there. >> steve is the family business attorney who says the el dorado sheriff's department told him this is a criminal investigation. >> there could have been an outside force here. at play

adam buchanan, his son dwaf vin vin --gavin and his mother, molly, have not been seen for weeks. they found a third set of remains in the burned down cabin the family owned, and they say it is now a homicide case. alan wang is on the story. >> this is the log cabin they bought and renovated before it burned to the ground on september 13th. now a third set of human remains have been found in the ashes. >> we are now treating this investigation as a homicide and arson investigation. >> until investigators know for sure who died in the cabin, they can't pursue the killer with any certainty. it is widely believed 37 yoorld by cannon -- buchanan and molly mcafee and their 7-year-old son gavin buchanan were at the cabin when it burned. they have not returned to their home and they are still considered missing. >> when it turned out today there were three bodies, i think it injected a certain element of finality here. if so friends and family tell us they have no idea who would murder them. >> it is the general public being this danger and that's what we wanted to stress is the general

. >> adam has 7-year-old son gavin and the mother molly have been missing for more than a we can now. >> investigators want to know where they are and what started the fire at the cabin. alan is piecing together what happened tonight and is live in be negligence for us. alan? >>reporter: yes. this is their home. neighbors knew that the family was missing but they were surprised when detectives showed up here with search warrants. now interestingly we featured the family young son gavin on abc 7 news a few years ago. now he and his parents have vanished in a very suspicious way. >> what's that called. >> lego dance. >> 7-year-old gavin because can an. he mother father still considered missing after unidentified remains of at least 2 people were found in the rubble of the burnt out cabin in el dorado county. >> the fire was so intense and it came to a point where there is really nothing identifiable there. >> steve is the family business attorney who says the el dorado sheriff's department told him this is a criminal investigation. >> there could have been an outside force here. at play

adam buchanan, his son dwaf vin vin --gavin and his mother, molly, have not been seen for weeks. they found a third set of remains in the burned down cabin the family owned, and they say it is now a homicide case. alan wang is on the story. >> this is the log cabin they bought and renovated before it burned to the ground on september 13th. now a third set of human remains have been found in the ashes. >> we are now treating this investigation as a homicide and arson investigation. >> until investigators know for sure who died in the cabin, they can't pursue the killer with any certainty. it is widely believed 37 yoorld by cannon -- buchanan and molly mcafee and their 7-year-old son gavin buchanan were at the cabin when it burned. they have not returned to their home and they are still considered missing. >> when it turned out today there were three bodies, i think it injected a certain element of finality here. if so friends and family tell us they have no idea who would murder them. >> it is the general public being this danger and that's what we wanted to stress is the general

kendis and kayna, back to you. >> molly, thank you. >>> whole foods is cutting 1500 jobs in the next eight weeks. the chain says it's to lower prices and keep up with the competition. most mainstream supermarkets now offer organic foods, as well. whole foods says it expects many worker who's lose their jobs to find others within the company. until now, whole foods was considered to be one of the best retailers to work for. >>. >> he we have something we can celebrate here today. all of us can. join us. it's national coffee day. >> yes. >> yea! whoo. >> plenty of chains want you to celebrate with them. let's start with dunkin' donuts where you can get a free medium cup of coffee or iced dark roast today. >> also at mcdonald's some locations are offering free small coffees and the aim deal at krispy kreme. >> starbucks is not giving its coffee away for free. shocking. and said it's using national coffee day to launch a new campaign in which the company will have a tree planned for every bag of coffee sold over the next year. seriously? >> i can digging that. >> yay. >> so also, if you

the dog bit the intruder, he ran outside, but molly didn't give up. he dropped the stolen items and managed to get away. as for molly she earned herself a steak dinner. it's like atlantic citiy kind of looking dog. that dog would not scare me one bit. looks like the friendliest dog in the world and then she bites you. that's what he gets for snooping in their place. talking weather there's the view in cape may. you can see the surf in the background. we have wave heights of 5 to 6 feet breaking along the shoreline. the weather is fantastic. sunshine, low humidity. because of the higher wave heights we have increased risk for rip currents. we have the buoy report, as well. this is the latest report out of lewis, delaware, winds out of the east/northeast. cape may, 80. air temperature, 75. on the mouth of the delaware bay it's rough there, as well. air temperatures 73. winds out of the east/northeast gusting to 23. these higher wave heights here these 6-foot breakers will push closer to the shoreline as the afternoon wears on. the beach patrol issued a

molly, good to have you with us. you had a front row seat. i was wondering what was the mood throughout this lengthy hearing from the senators? >> it was a very tense hearing, i mean many armed services committee hearings tend to be a little tense with senator john mccain holding the gavel. that's sort of his style but particularly heated today. senators both sides of the isle, aisle, train and equip program for syria, the context was very obvious amid reports that some intelligence analysts feel that their own assessments of the i.s.i.s. fight possibly have been cooked, have been doctored by higher up military officials. very much the context that the senators brought. it was a level of skepticism to the claims that the u.s. fight against the islamic state is going well, or at least has made progress. they really started from a position of skepticism and it got pretty heated. >> was there a sense of i told you so coming from senator mccain who has been very outspoken on this issue for years. >> certainly. i believe he actually used that phra

check out molly on your way out. duke: the 45 to anniversary of monday night football, jets and all impressed by the job. this jets team look so much more prepared and disciplined than they did. first score, first quarter no score, second and 18, going deep, pass deflected by andre johnson, a first career helped set the tone. the jets put pressure in position, ryan fitzpatrick make it hurt, eric decker at the middle, 7-0, 10-0, third quarter, they got him, picked off, two fumble recoveries, one interception, five segways on the night, but first we to games, third quarter, the touchdown, 10-7. later in the fourth, brandon marshall, is he at talent or what? he muzzles his way to the end zone, jets 17-7, win 20-7 the final score, 2-0 on the year. >> great quarterbacks have bad games but defensively, the game plan, did a good job, got to be fortunate, got some breaks and made plays. duke: eric decker, eight catches from 97 yards in the first half knee injury, faces a sprain that is posed ligament so he will have an mri,

molly, good morning. >> thanks kendis and kayna. out. the next couple of days. likely to strengthen over warmer water. feeling impacts along the coast. that does include rough surf and rip current threats over next couple days. and one thing to keep in mind, this coastline from the outer banks back towards myrtle beach, this past weekend also felt similar impacts. gusty winds coming our way throughout wednesday. tropical moisture gets funneled right on into the deep south. another dose of heavy downpours and the threat for some flooding problems from mobile into pensacola so prepare for travel delays. get the wet gear ready across the northeast. unsettled weather headed our weather. back to you. >> our thanks to molly there. >>> a scare at new york's jfk airport last evening. an air lingus made an emergency landing with hydraulic problems. boeing 757 came in faster than normal and its brakes overheated. causing a small fire in the landing gear. flight 110 had been bound for shannon, ireland. but turned back after 15 minutes. >>> the