slavery at monticello and so forth. there was a life to be rediscovered. it has always been present but it never been looked at. there are always new things about jefferson. there were some aspects to his life. it's not just the politics. it could be music and art and all kinds of things. because of the declaration of independence, it is a continuing story in the american saga. every generation who tries to make their place in the american nation uses the declaration. people around the world do it. it's a font of information, a font of questions. there was no question for me at all whether there was anything to say about them. they're different questions depending on the answers we ant to have today. mark: you mentioned 900 full-scale biographies of george washington. did you read them? where did you start? ron: a lot of my so-called friends kept asking me why i wanted to perpetrate number 901. was that really necessary. you do a biography because you have new information or you can do a fresh portrait of the person. i had an epiphany when i was working on

then, monticello -- there are the family letters project. they are collecting a lot of letters from his grandchildren. many of the things that happened in the 1790's or when he was in france or elsewhere, you get descriptions of him that are from his grandchildren. there was an episode when his manservant becomes ill and he is frantic. he writes a letter to his daughter saying that we almost lost him but he is fine. their granddaughters -- his granddaughters right to their mother about how he was pacing, frantic, waiting for the doctor. what if you had just read jefferson's letter, you would think this was a non-episode but when you read the granddaughters letter to their mom, they depict a man who is almost undone. everything is under statement from him. that was the goal, the presentation. jon: -- mark: she was talking about how she selects the subjects that she takes on. she says -- i think about the person i want to live with for the next seven years. particularly, when you are looking back in time, you have to immerse yourself in their

it is 55 monticello. we are looking at numbers low to mid-60s across long island. we have out of 54 degrees. just a slow climb through the 60s. by 11:00 a.m. 73. future tracker not much going on. some to the north and west and some to the south and east. we have the breeze coming out. we'll go southeast later today. this is noontime and maybe a few more clouds to the north and west. clouds will block out stuff from time to time this afternoon. bright and good start tomorrow. this is 8:00 a.m. throughout the day thursday. a couple of clouds again. most stays way to the north and west. isolated shower into friday. what you don't see while you hold on is humidity starts to climb. 80s should do it in the city. near the coast a little bit cooler. really beautiful for august. a nice afternoon to be out again, we should see 50s to the north and east. great night far ball game. temperature about 76 degrees. no rain to worry about. good game tonight expected. 82 and 83 for thursday and friday. humidity starts to rise by friday with sunshine by the weekend. watch a cold fron

at monticello there's a whole room devoted. it's embarrassing for all of us. [ laughter ] but not since annette gordon-reed dined alone. but jackson embodied, i think, some of our best instincts and our worst and if you don't deal with jackson you can't deal with antebellum america. because he may have been on the extreme edge of the mainstream on the two central sins of american life, african-american slavery and native american removal but he was within the mainstream and that may be uncomfortable to talk about but it is true. nobody ever went back and reopened the question of native american removal. congress never revisited it. and his dweegs, i believe, to the union in putting down john c. calhoun, south carolina, as ever causing problems early in order to keep the union together, it give us 30 more years to form those mystic cords of memory. so if you don't deal with jackson i don't think you can deal with the american soul both in its light and dark elements. the other thing i'll say in general is my own sense is we lear

toward monticello monticello. sixty-six in monticello, 71 in sussex. seventy-one in poughkeepsie and 72 in the city. i. islip is checking in at 72. dew point is still making it feel muggy. we have a lot of readings in the 60s - low 70s and that feels uncomfortable. that will be the case for another day before we get drier air in the region. it's really about the rainfall right now. we have significant downfalls in northern new jersey into the hudson valley and across new york city. as a result we are seeing flash flooding across the area. there could be upwards of two or 3 inches of rainfall before the shifts to the east. be careful as you're going out at this late hour. be aware that flood prone areas could have issues. we are seeing issues across new delays. were unsettled across the northeast. it's not just us dealing with the bad weather it's all courtesy of low-pressure sitting to our west. there's a cold front associated with it and it's going to be very slow to pass through the area. tomorrow we are still under the gun for more rainfall across t

reading in monticello, 50 in sussex, 63 at newark, temperatures a lot cooler than it was 24 hours ago, 16 ? drop in sussex, 8 ? cooler in newark, 7 in central park, 10 ? cooler in bridgeport. winds pretty lht enough to mix it up a little bit and keep you cool this morning. was how clear it is, radar and satellite loop hardly a thing going on. another cold front to the high-pressure firmly in control keeping us on the dry side was the warmer air will work its way to the north starting tomorrow but today on the cooler side topping out at 81 in this afternoon with sunshine out there, let's wind than yesterday, 80 for your high tomorrow, 90 friday and the humidity picking up a little bit and it starts to come back down into the weekend. let's bring in ines rosales and see what is up early on tuesday morning as you hit the roads. ines: we are starting off pretty good, let's check how things are moving in connecticut, looks good greenwich, as far as your commute, the parkway, turnpike through the woodbridge area no issues. let's check out the throughway in westchester. there is traffic nort

, there are some spots the drop to 40s and monticello. same thing in stony brook, 64, mainly clear up, another 45 minutes or so. hardly a thing on it. to spot a cold front that one won't be a big prayer for us for a couple days but we will see warmer temperatures and humidity pushing into the tri-state but for now high and dry and warmer temperatures to the south of us, maximum sustain winds at 52 miles an hour, forecast to be, category one hurricane but it is in the atlantic waters, won't be a big player. sunny skies coming today, less wind, 81 ?, 84, 85 thursday, 89 friday, ramp up in temperatures, let's get over to ines rosales and check where problem spots are. qantas was one of them. ines: an accident west unblocking a lane, outbound lincoln tunnel close because of a tractor-trailer shutting down the center into new jersey. coming into the city of hudson river crossings let's check staten island, the expressway, traffic looks good, bradley avenue towards the verrazano eastbound towards gospels or the problem. you can see the flashing

down the jersey shore, 61 for belmar and then 50s for monticello.

monticello 68. comfortable temperatures and muggy conditions will make it feel uncomfortable as we go throughout the day. the watches, northwest, central new jersey, sussex and warren, the places with seize the bulls eye this afternoon as far as heavy shower development. on the accu track, satellite and radars doesn't look too impressive. there could be a thundershower today. temperatures will be limited, high of 80 in new york city. coming up, the full accuweather week and return to the heat and humidity. >>> we are going to keep our eye on the fdr drive. couple of cars moving. here we are in the 90s. let's go to the maps, we have the fdr drive, closure, both directions between the 90s and 60s. this is a construction project. northbound traffic detoured 61st street, southbound 96th long island railroad metro, doing just fine, we take a look at the tunnel avenue north, accident cleared, utility pole repairs remain. our street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> we have breaking news. an out of control

monticello. huge area of high pressure in control over the eastern third of the country right now with this front way out here approaching the dakotas. >>> in the tropics newly developed tropical storm gaston. winds at 50. this should strengthen into a hurricane, unlike fiona, which weakened into a depression. this will strengthen into a hurricane and have winds about and the weekend. early indications are this would eventually receive out to sea. >>> white plains 76 or so at monticello. upper 70s along the shore. a sea breeze developing. lows tonight back down into the upper 60s in the city and back down mid-50s in many of the suburbs. late in the week warm and more humid air gets pumped up the east coast. and nice. the high up to about 80. icaler in most of the outlying areas down to 67 some spots in the mid-50s. sunny to partly cloudy warmer tomorrow the high up to 85 but very low levels of human as we head into your wednesday. on thursday it does become a little bit stickier, the high up to 8

monticello 54 degrees. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s in the boroughs. 57 for lake hurst right now. we begin this day very cool. the last two nights you could have had the windows open overnight. tonight similar story but the humidity does increase for friday. picture perfect, and then nice, muggy, rolling into the temperatures near 90 degrees. looking at the picture hardly anything showing up. it is going to be hard to find a cloud for much of day. we transition tomorrow with a flow of weather coming up from the southwest. that's a new air mass we are going to sebringing more humidity in. feeling sticky around here it also creates more instability. this is well south of cancun. to give you an idea and a frame of reference, south even of cozumel, going all the way do is a category 1 storm winds rotating about 75 miles per hour and then you have a westerly movement of 15 miles per hour. this is interesting when you look at the wind fields. it is a tightly wrapped storm. it is not the wind that creates

it's one of the best weeks we have seen this summer. 57b0 of monticello in 62 in sussex. 69 it central park and they drop another degree of so. we do have a sky around the tri-state region. there will be a cold front coming into town. that guy will bring us in more clo start tomorrow. the hike is up to 84. it's leaving later on this evening. a high of 88b0. clean old summertime weather after that. lisa and juliet. >> in sports ?the subway series wrapped up in the bronx. i will let you take it over for from here. j at the plate hitting a it made it 4/1 and it will be your final. it wasn't all rosy.the team has said to stay off the golf course. you might recall that duke was put on the disabled list for a strained right quad muscle. we do a lot of criticism and he aggravated the injury. sammy alderson acknowledge that it was a bad thing for him to do that but doctors don't think the game contributed to the strand. >> we will hear from him later on. he was snippy when he was asked about that. >> it's 4:57 am. time to get our acts stay with us. ? juliet: that destiny's child song fires me

monticello, cool 57. a look at the exclusive accuweather forecast picture, satellite and radar combined. beautiful skies today and should be great at the beaches as well. we will see changes tonight. showers and thunderstorms for the first half of the weekend. so saturday will be wet while sunday will be dry with temperatures in the 80s with a high of 84 in new york city. that's the weather. here's heather o'rourke with a look at traffic. >>> and a weekend suspicion on p.a.t.h. trains. august6th, starting tomorrow until december, service supermarket pended between hoboken and 33rd street. saturday 12:10 a.m. until monday morning at 5:00 a.m. i got a tweet and was told from hope that the suspension is actually for both the 33rd street line d 33rd but the journal square is separate. thank you, hope. i'm glad i was able to clear that up. we have journal square to 33rd at this point, 15 minute delays on p.a.t.h. trains. new jersey cross, new york penn station, long island railroad okay. and the george washing

it's just going to feel awesome out there. 76 in monticello. long island you are getting some showers. there could even be thunder. right along toward bridgeport some heavier downpours. one little batch of showers moving through queens. this is the actual cold front right here moving through new york city and that's why we have cleared out in manhattan. rainfall estimates between 1 and 2 inches. pretty calm west of new york rainfall but that's all departing tomorrow and then the warmer air tries to return. but we had a great 3 days shaping up monday through wednesday. in the meantime, some upper 50s north and west. tomorrow getting up into the low 80s. staying in the 70s off to the north. we have some beach days coming up. waves about 1 to 4 feet during day tomorrow. wind about 15. 70 to 75 at long island beaches. upwards of 79 degrees along the jersey shore. rip current is on the -- uv index a 7, which is high. you need sun block and pollen is moderate to high. ragweed being the main culprit. here's your 7 day forecast. heading into tuesday mo

only 72 for a high at monticello. it'll feel great out there with the lower humidity and the nice breeze. but later on in the week. warmer and more humid air does tend to return as that bermuda high sets up offshore. for tonight showers, a heavier thunderstorms this evening then things wind down. humidity lowering overnight. mostly sunny, pleasant, less humid out there, pleasant. 64. many of the suburbs will be in the 50s tomorrow night. could even be some upper 40s well north and west. here's your accu weather seven day forecast. pleasant on tuesday. high of about 80. plenty of sun. warmer on wednesday but still not humid. the high getting up to 85. it does turn a big muggier on thursday. near 90 on friday. it is more humid. there could be more thunderstorms friday night. the weekend looking dry. pretty typical august like weather. upper 80s by day. night. >> all right, thanks jeff. >>> it is one of the city's largest investments in green space. the mayor will spend $150 million to improve five new york city parks. >

t and finally anamosa trying to rebuild this year hosted monticello tonight. and the raiders got off to a good start.. look at the size of the whole for michael martinson.. you could drive a mack truck thru that and martinson goes untouched 88 yards for the games first score.. and that had a huge crowd on their feet.. monticello answered quarterback jacob manternach making people down the sidelines for the touchdown.. and then the panthers took an 8-6 lead conversion.. gavin cooper was like pin ball bouncing off tacklers for the duce.. but that anamosa offensive line opened up a huge hole again up the middle and logan seely takes advantage with another touchdown.. and anamosa beat monticello . we will have the round table when we afternoon hours. we'll be left will cloudy skies, turning mostly cloudy through late afternoon and evening. a few sprinkles are possib. as for temperatures, they will warm near 80 degrees and it will feel sticky outside. overnight low temperatures will drop into the 60s once again. as for sunday, we have the chance of a few more isola

we have another start to the day. 56b0 and saw six and 55 in monticello. over the past 24 hours we a few spots ?just a little bit warmer by 2b0. same thing for you in newark and poughkeepsie. that's the general trend over the next few days. that and the dew point and the humidity level coming up. we will be in the upper 50s ?low 60s which is a pretty comfortable range. have a good-looking day. nothing really to see on the radar locally whereas youexpanded out. anything that's out there won't have an impact. that's what we have . high pressure gives us a great day with a high of 82b0. 83 tomorrow. here's your strong chances on saturday. a lot of son in the seven day forecast. teresa and juliet >> think you. lookas bad . >> with dried you back from the hamptons. is that right? >> yes. >> the mets and yankees series shift to the bronx. i got off to aquick start . curtis granderson leads minutes. james maloney attacks on a run with an rbi single in its yankees. the mets are on top. jack is not looking good for the yankees. they have the bottom of the first and

we have visibility down to a mile. 3 miles at monticello. if you're coming there from areas north and west of the city and heather o'rourke was showing you traffic cams, fog developing out there. that should burn off shortly after the sun comes up and we have nice, big area of high pressure in control. that means nice weather. earl, tropical storm earl, winds of 65 miles per hour, so we're already on named storm number five in the atlantic hurricane season. this is moving off to the west and this may become a weak hurricane. with winds 80 miles per hour as it makes land fall just after midnight along the northern coast of beliz and moves unland. possibly causes some flooding. the wind is not really going to be the hall mark of that story. a nice day for today. a picture perfect day for tomorrow as if we couldn't get any better. high pressure in control, just offshore we get a wind coming in from the east to northeast. looking way out in the atlantic storms developing in the classic areas off of the coast of africa and moving off to the west.

in jamaica, the city. 66 in monticello. not bad. 78 long branch. mainly 70s, with a few 60s spring elled in. the humidity not a factor tonight. outside of town, not too bad at all. here comes the south wind, later today. temperatures in the upper 80s, also a chance for thunderstorms. here's what it will feel like around 6:00 in the evening today and evening. we'll track the possibility of that in the 10-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >>> people opposed to a plan to convert a queens hotel to a homeless shelter are not backing down. hundreds took their fight to the street. news 4's check can i beck forward is in the area where anger is building tonight. >> reporter: the group 110 room hotel, located in the industrial zone. officials plan to convert the hotel into a shelter for adult families come november. >> they want to put 200 people who have no jobs and nowhere to go, sitting here all day. >> i got arrested the other day at this rally. >> michael was arrested after i own two houses in the area, we have about five homeless s

monticello a 28-mile-an-hour gust. because of those gusty winds, you're likely seeing airport delays. newark and laguardia, 30 to 45 minutes. jfk, 66 minutes. over an hour for you there. live doppler radar network shows it is clear sailing in terms of rain. there's no rain around us. as a matter of fact, most of the rain is along the gulf coast corners area of the southwest. we're enjoying a beautiful and quiet weather pattern for the next several days here. the sunsets at 7:43. down to the upper 60s by 12:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m., we're in the mid 60s. 50s in most of the suburbs. maybe even mid 50s up towards the catskills and poconos tonight. you'll need layers and long 80 is our high temperature tomorrow. it is still slightly bew average. by the end of the week, the mugginess returns. close to 80 degrees on friday. maybe a thunderstorm or two, but that sweeps through. this weekend looks dry and warm. excellent outdoor weather. yes, you can go to the shore. you don't have to worry about it. you can cool off there, but i thi

slavery at monticello. his political life and so forth. so there was a life to be rediscovered from a lot of the information that had always been present, but had never been looked at. so there are always new things about jefferson because there were so many aspects to his life. it's not just the politics. it could be music. it could be art. it could be all kinds of things. and because of the declaration of independence, it is a continuing story in the american saga. every generation, every group of people who tries to make their place in the american nation, uses the declaration. people around the world do it. so it is endlessly -- it is a font of information, font of questions. so there is just -- it was no question for me at all about whether or not there is something to say about him. because we ask different questions depending upon the answers that we want to have today. >> rob, what about you? 900 full-scale biographies of george washington. do you read them? where do you start? >> i have to say, a lot of my so-called friends kept a

to the far north a 54 degrees in monticello. 59 in poughkeepsie. you can put on a nice sweater and walk outside. tomorrow up to 80 degrees. that's like perfect. that's golf weather. that's going out for a walk weather. that's lunch outside weather. an august beauty. winds out of the east-southeast at 5 to 15 miles an hour. temperatures in the 70s. surf temperatures 70 to 75. uv index will be on the high looking ahead, temperatures stay comfortable thursday and friday. then as we head into the weekend they're jacked right up and we have thundershowers in the forecast. watch that thermometer kind of tick on up. saturday back to the heat and humidity. it's august though, so it makes sense. sunday mid 80s. as we begin next week, we're in pretty good shape with a little speed bump on wednesday. long-term forecast pretty nice >> i had no idea you were a jimmy buffett fan. >>> citi bike is expanding to manhattan. you can now borrow and return city bikes on east 88th street and west 77th street. there will be 140 stations added this summer. the end of this

the dew points in the 50s in monticello. the feels like temperatures aren't as bad as they could be or as they will be later on into the weekend. air quality alert i southern fairfield county until 11:00 tonight. it is very stagnant. go through the evening and things start to settle down. we have temperatures in the 70s. as you plan ahead and into the weekend, the best day is saturday. although sunday is not bad. it is going to be in the mid 80s. we'll get some storms on sunday. the bigger storms are coming sunday night. we might get one or two on 5:00 on saturday. temperatures low to mid 80s, 60s at night, 50s in some spots. we'll have another check of storm ranger and the ten-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> we have a commuter alert for path riders. what's been known as the kiss and ride dropoff zone outside the journal square station in jersey cit a section of summit avenue will be available for pickups and dropoffs. >>> still ahead, the supplement taken by older women. could it lead to dementia? >>> plan

into the lower 40s in places like monticello. 59 in new paul. as we head into tomorrow, sunny skies. water. it's going to be very comfortable. uv index will be very, very high at 8. the weekend outlook, we see that thermometer blast back up towards the 90s and 86 degrees as we head into sunday. sunday probably the better of the two days. ten days out into next week, we see temperatures in the mid to lower 80s. then as we wrap up next week, we're right back to that degree range. we're in for a nice day today and a nice night. >>> on the ground in rio. >> a first look at the sites. >>> hi, guys. with just a few short weeks away from the start of the school year, parents, do you know what's on the supply list? >>> a mystery haunting this quiet section of queens after a her bed. i'm marc santia with why this >>> can you believe three days until the rio olympics get under way. olympic winners get hit with taxes, but new york senator chuck schumer is pushing for a new law to make cash prizes won by u.s. olympians tax exempt. the senate has already app

we stayed in the middle 80s everywhere else. 82 in monticello. temperatures holding into the lower 80s along islip to bridgeport. 87 hudson valley. 83 belmar. 89 at allentown. sussex at 84. the dew points are creeping up. we're over the 65 degree mark in the area and pushing 70 on long island now. comfortable in monticello and poughkeepsie with lower tonight 5 miles an hour. it will be east becoming southeasterly tomorrow, picking up in the afternoon to about 10 or 15 miles an hour. there's a couple of showers trying to get going on long island. not much going on there. that's a dying shower south of hartford. that's off the ocean. nothing is nearby as we look at the wide view. we'll be okay with clouds around as the night goes along. the showers and storms are not going to survive past sunset. things will be quiet as we move into our but as we look at the map, showers and storms say off to the carolinas. the cold front coming through and there's a disturbance moving along the front. that moves into our neighborhood for sunday afternoon into sund

the coolest spot is monticello, 57 degrees. that's about where they started yesterday and ended up in the 80s. so a repeat of that. and a southerly breeze brings moisture in the form of humidity into play. and we are watching that on the computer model is a high resolution, so gives us a real good reading on the clouds today. so sunshine early and through the mid-morning hour, a blanket of high thin clouds and bright sunshine for the afternoon. and another round of clouds coming in later this evening. and that sets the stage for storms we are expecting to have on saturday. and now the grids right now are set tight so we can see exactly where the storms might show up and the timing. showers and thunderstorm including this one with oranges and yellows all the way up into bridgeport. and then we've got through the afternoon, long island getting wet with some heavy rain and thunderstorms coming through as far east as montauk through the mid afternoon. again, spotty showers and thunderstorms but they have the potential to drop maybe

monticello is a cool spot at 66. 96% relative humidity in monticello. 71% in the city. there hasn't been much rain around our area today. we are tracking a lot of storms across pennsylvania. one severe storm north of harrisburg. and a thunderstorm in the forecast through 3:00 a.m. after that, it dries out a bit going into tomorrow morning. we shouldn't have any problems. rainfall totals will be heaviest north and west. you may see as much as 1.75. that's where we're expecting most of those showers and storms to be situated during the overnight tonight. they're not going to move much. we're expecting them to stay why you may get some downpours and isolated flash flooding. 79 our high temperature for tuesday. a few showers possible. they'll taper off tomorrow. we'll get more sun. 82 on wednesday and it is less humid. for thursday, 84. we start to creep up towards 90 by the end of the week friday and saturday. saturday looks a little good look at the man who robbed two homes in brooklyn. police say the suspect got into a home on lauten street in bushwick and stole a laptop

low 70s from monticello and jersey shore low 80s. same for long island, 80 in the city. because we have no weather worries here, down to fiona and check in. right now the storm's prediction low pressure center coast. the spaghetti models all the way to the middle of the atlantic to potentially getting a little bit closer to florida. lots of uncertainty of what could potentially happen but doesn't look like a big threat. a couple of other tropical waves starting to form. i'm just letting the futurecast roll. between now and wednesday we don't have to worry about any showers. clouds will be hard to scare around 80 degrees for the next two days and we are right back in it by wednesday, mid-80s and a slow climb with increasing humidity, a muggy feel. hot by thursday with 88. friday at 88 degrees, humid near 90 on saturday. sunday temperatures right around 86. a mix of sun and clouds that day. the next chance for rain late from the week. beautiful beach day today. if you are headed in that think even though temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s at the shore locations i

down to 59 in monticello. by tomorrow at this time, 67. we have been dealing with rain but it's all gone. one or two leftover showers in montauk, but that's going to be ending over the next half hour and sunshine will be building in as high pressure moves in. here's a look at your day planner today. breezy throughout the day and it will be sunny for your evening commute as well. let's start with the morning commute. lauren scala is going to explain that. >> it is pretty delightful. downtown n trains, you're running on the d line from 36 in brooklyn to coney island. we have delays on downtown and n and r trains because of this. major commuter lines look good. ferries in great shape today. no chan staten island ferry, and c street all operating on their regular streets and schedules. alternate side-of-the-street parking is in effect and we'll have an update on your 4s. >>> the fdny has a planning event today. it's to urge parents to teach children about safety. there have been three major fires in the last ten days all caused by children pla

containment at this hour highway 28 close at the monticello damp as his fight this from the air and ground. intense flames 0 containment and six and half hours after started this is already burned through 1,700 a.. no injuries reported. if homes are being threatened tonight we stay on top of this. . chp will hold a news conference the details on the craft. . tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: this almost a half. taru >>: focus and the boss but. i think it crashed into post. >> reporter: happened in the middle of an eye damage assess the bus was there almost four hours later at all it took half an hour to get for trauma surgeons to the operating room ready to work. most range from had natural components even amputations have the passengers are in critical condition anymore. if china makes with family members in finding places for the storm seriously hurt spend the night. >> pam: added last year's. the bus involved in today's crash cited for three finance violations and april this year. the bus also cited in february to about 50 for four violations with for including a driver with su

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what they're calling the cold fire broke out late this afternoon near monticello dam.ake berryessa in yolo county. authorities have evacuated the canyon creek resort at the reservoir. so far, that fire is now up to 300 acres, but it is rapidly spreading. it was just 200 acres. it's rugged, remote at the rain. in the past two minutes, we have seen a cal fire plane flying over that fire, trying to get an idea of just how best to fight it. firefighters arriving on the ground now. no word yet on what started this fire. this one's going to keep fire crews busy, we think for quite a while. maybe days. we'll continue to watch it and bring you updates throughout the evening. >>> other top stories at this hour. the national night out is underway around the bay area and the country. the event created to bring police and the community together. organizers hoping it will help bring police and the public to find some common ground. >>> campaign 2016, donald trump says he is not supporting two republicans in the upcoming primaries in their states. trump says he is not ready yet to e

and 49 in sussex well north of town chilly and temperature changes are 16 degrees in monticello. six degrees off lower for you in central park but a cooler start to the day. winds have backed down and now a mainly clear sky that's radar and satellite loop nothing really to show you because it is so dry. now air is not on top of us but to our south and start to come up this way over next few days so temps climb a bit by bit as we go into next several days. systems. gaston and a disturbance likely becomes next name storming and fiona gone through. strongest part is what it appears to be. so we're just taking -- keeping an eye on tropics because as we approach lalls late august into september that's the peak of the hurricane season. 7 8 degrees for air temperature. water temperature at 73 rip current risk is low so that's day out for it. cool for your taste but not bads. 81 today. 85 on thursday and warmest day that we have for this workweek is 89 degrees on friday and it is a little humid then too. let's bring in ines and see the update problems in tunnel as well as gowanus so how

it's 90 in tom's river, but low 80s in tom's plains and 70s towards monticello. the -- we're above 70 for the past five or six-days across the area. they have fallen into the low 60s and that's why it feels a lot better out there today. watching the satellite and radar pictures. one little sprinkle in parts of the poconos entering north western parts of new jersey in sussex county. you see significant activity over pennsylvania and ohio moving to the east. that could get in here especially from new york city and points south after midnight. the next seven or so hours, looking quiet. sunny skies through sunset. temperatures in the mid-80s following down to the upper 70s closer to midnight. clouds lowering and thickening. real extended relief in site in your accuweather about day forecast in a little bit. sandra, david. >> jeff, thanks a lot. >>> a coast guard rescued people rico. the fire broke out in the control room of a ship called the caribbean fantasy as it made its way from the dominican republic to san juan. the passengers racks and 8 people suffered broken

tomorrow morning we'll start off around 56 at monticello, 62 at poughkeepsie. that will feel great, 70 in the park, 69 on the shore. in the afternoon tomorrow we're looking at low 80s, mid-80s, upper 70s toward monticello, some really nice temperatures with the low humidity that's across the area. tonight it's really great. we're looking at a temperature of about 69 with clear skies. we got sunshine monday, 87. 88 on tuesday. we're looking at 85 wednesday and that's when the humidity returns and when you get heat and humidity, you get a couple scattered storms. low 90s thursday, friday, saturday. >> perfect week. >> august weather. thank you, bill. >>> despite scathing reviews, suicide squad made one of the debuts. the warner brother's super villain romp opened with a $130 million in north american ticket sales. thursday it bested marvel's 2014 hit guardians of the galaxy, but audiences dropped off steeply by the weekend. >>> the administrator of prince's estate says there are no plans to sell paisley park. this comes one day after the administrator asked permi

down to 46 in monticello. talking about sweater weather in sussex. 49 in danbury. 57 in islip. 48 chilly degrees in westhampton. as you're planning your day, quickly. after 7:00, back into the 70s by lunchtime. low 80s throughout the afternoon. the best part is, the humidity still on the low side. that changes tomorrow. we'll look at the ten-day forecast and show you the muggy details in a few. right now, lauren scala a look at the commute. >> thanks, raphael. not too many problems. a slow ride on the gowanus because of a disabled vehicle. a live look at the grand central parkway. construction delays heading westbound by laguardia airport. we still have the ramp to the bqe shut down. heading over to the george washington bridge, everything looks good heading into the tolls. at the lincoln tunnel, the tube shut down because of a disabled garbage truck. little more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> new this morning, police sent us a chilling video. katherine crea the man police are desperate to find. kat?

monticello came in with a comfortable 82 earlier this afternoon. down the shore in belmar, it was nice. 88 was the high there. our dew points very comfortable compared to what we've seen. they were in the 70s over the weekend. we dropped down into the 60s. a cold front swept through the area last night. drier air. it's sitting to our south. we're muggy in belmar as well as towards islip and montauk. other areas not as steamy as we saw over the weekend. dew points are in the 60s and when we factor that in with the current temperature, it's making for heat index values in the 90s. feels like 93 in the park. 97 at newark. 92 in bridgeport. 89 towards montauk point. we're in store for a mild evening. overnight lows in the 70s from up to the north we'll be in the 60s around poughkeepsie and in monticello. tomorrow you'll feel the difference. today was a joy. tomorrow we're going to turn up the humidity again and we're expecting heat index values between 100 and 105. that's why the national weather service has expanded the heat advisory outside of new yo

it often times after sunrise. 64 in bridgeport and 65 in montauk. 55 in monticello and up to the northwest we have the cooler temperatures with some of this fresh air coming in. i know i did it and i gave my ac a break. high pressure is in control and dry day out there. high-pressure in control with clear skies and not much front threat out there. it would be a quick shower over the high country to the north and west around the catskills. it's where i would think something could fire off. it's the same weather pattern for the next few days. not too much happening. it does pick up a little bit by the time we get into friday and saturday but in the immediate range, we don't have much. mostly clear and nice and warm for you today with highs between whether nice and mild dropping down between 57 4a lot like what we have today. 82 tomorrow and 83 on friday. there is the 88b0 mark and there is a mixed sky with scattered storms still. a cold front comes by. you take a look at it and that the only rain that we have. it still doesn't look like a bad deal at all. >> it's nice and early. a great star

as low as 56 in monticello. a lot of spots dropping into the upper 50s north and west of the city. we wake up to cool temperatures. we could see a few 40s, i wouldn't be surprised especially tuesday morning just to the north and west of the valley. once again tuesday night to wednesday, same story, we are teetering right there on the upper 40s and low to mid-50s. that will be the coolest temperatures we have seen all season. daytime highs are the coolest since we have seen since the beginning of august. northwest winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. shoreline. the waters are 79 degrees current risk is low today. beautiful overnight, 64 in the city, 50s in the suburbs, tomorrow mostly nice, 80 degrees. the accu-weather 7 day forecast, don't worry, if you love the heat and humidity it is back, starting to wednesday. hot and humid for thursday friday and saturday in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees and certainly still going to feel like summer around here. or storm close out the week. all said and done this is nothing but a break you two. we have a break from the temperatures. monday and tu

we are up to 87 in poughkeepsie monticello high was 79. 83 central park. belmar 80. everyone is in store for the comfortable evening. that is mostly courtesy of the dew point. it is the measure of the moisture in the atmosphere. that's going to be shifting into the uncomfortable level later on in the week. right now, the winds are relatively light, seeing mostly coming out ofhe across the area. and looks like we have a cloud deck rolling through and in the hudson valley it is nice and sunny out there. the clouds are creeping up to the north ward in new jersey. i'm guessing that things are sagging to the south here and mostly clear as we go into the late night hours. we are under the influence of high pressure. it is nosing down from canada. it is sliding off to the east over the next couple of days, so southwest wind flow and that is a warm and humid wind direction for us and building up of the heat and humidity later on in the week. they are getting rain south of dc. so look at the futurecast, we are going mostly clear into the evening. a couple of high clouds. tomo

jersey shore, belmar, 66 waking up monticello, calm weather, of forecast. here's your forecast for today, planning out the midday. 76 by noon, and a high of 80 in new york city. that is weather, now traffic. >> reporter: thank you so much and thanks for that nice forecast. let's look right now at the fdr drive, john del giorno as you head southbound through the 60s, look at this it is bumper to bumper through the 60s, delays back toward the 70s. that accident just about cleared but we are going to for the morning. let's also tell you about the subways. the n. and r, ongoing switching problems. also on the 5, getting reports of downtown delays. deegan southbound at the stadium. delays back by fordham road. an accident blocking one lane over there. if you are taking a ride over to the jackie robinson an accident. alternate side of the street today. back to you michelle, ken? >>> 6:32. five people confirmed dead in a chain reaction crash that shut down part of the long island expressway for hours. an elderly man died at the hospital late night and the communic

dubuque to monticello, a little fog. sarah be a check city and 68 at monticello and 71 and iowa city. the wind is out of the the west at 5-10 and it will turn northwest this evening. there will be cooler air in the forecast. satellite radar vocally features showers. across the state more rain is developing back to the west and that will move through from time to time today. we are not expecting anything severe, but we do expect to keep the umbrella on standby. 72 at 9:00 and 78 at noon. 81 at 3:00. i will let you know more coming up in a few minutes. and lawmakers. the drug company, mylan , has caved on the cost of the epipen.>> there is also a generic shouldn't -- during and an allergic reaction has boomed. while the company works on that, some first responders say they have managed to find a cheaper solution. >> it does exactly the same thing and this was $3.50 versus $400. i grabbed an orange and i pretended it was a patient's skin and we walk through and taught. the cost to split over to patients and the department.

domeplus -- the cowbell cup was on the line in a-town -- could anamaosa make it 3 straight over monticello -- welcome back to the o-t -- tonight is the one hundred third meeting between independence and west delaware -- the hawks hold a 52 - 47 - and 3 advantage in the series and have won 15 of the last 16 s meetingst m this year's instalment of the the highway 20 rivalry.but it's the hawks up early 14-to nothing and looking for more -- tanner wessels rolls out and drops one in kay-bryn cook's arms -- and that would set up this -- caleb kurli -- straight up the gut for 6 more -- hawks go up 21 nothingthen in the 2nd -- more west delaware -- and more kurli -- this time he shows off his speed -- 65 yards on the score the highway 1 rivalry -- hasn't been much of one -- solon has dominated the series -- winning 13 straight games over mount vernon -- this year could be the one that ends the streak because the mustangs are primed for a deep run to the domebut the spartans came to play -- first quarter -- kendrick harris -- takes the hand off -- and sets up solon -- knocking on the door of the en

the owners say they're just monticello called to see if they could help. a lot of people out here willing to do what they can. live in clermont, brea love, kcrg your first alert forecast, justin... clouds are moving in and will produce some showers in southern iowa. these are weakening, though, and won't amount to much. highs will reach the upper 70s to around 80. patchy fog may form late tonight with a partly cloudy sky and lows in the 50s. tomorrow looks nice with highs in the 70s. a shower may develop late in the evening, but the better chances of rain and storms wait until tomorrow night and saturday. storms end early sunday. next week looks good to start with a far from 80.today: mostly cloudy with a few showers, mainly south. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 alo: 77 dbq: 78 iow: 79 tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw charged a man that police shot last month in davenport. investigators charged 19- year-old rodricco parks jr on wednesday. he faces 1 count of assault on a peace officer and criminal mischief. officers arrived on rockingha

it is 63 in monticello. poughkeepsie is up to 70 degrees. hour. these numbers are just slightly cooler than what they were yesterday at this hour. dewpoint start to feel a little muggy. it will feel that way again tomorrow. flooding was an issue over the weekend. a flash flood in effect for the counties shaded a green. in the additional rainfall that exacerbate the issue. there is a one flood warning that now with this. the river right now is that one stage. 9 feet. it is expected to fall as we go through the afternoon. satellite and radar showing things relatively quiet. the things that came to last night have now shifted off to the east. omar at the moment. elsewhere, it is pretty quiet. everyone should have their umbrella handy today. we do have the threat of more scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms today. it is an area of low pressure that is pretty much our dominant weather feature. we will not clear out of this muggy, cloudy and damp weather until the humidity will build back in. it will get out by saturday. close to 90 degrees by t

sixty-six in monticello. seventy-eight i reading and belmar as the temperature is 79. all across the northeast we are experiencing mild temperatures this evening. boston at 74. albany 72. philadelphia is very warm right now, 85 degrees. excessive heat warning for this part of the area for tomorrow. look at satellite and radar will be passing over the area tonight and could squeeze out an isolated shower. most of us will stay dry. tomorrow will be different. different. an area of low pressure sitting off the west and a warm front associated with it. that will rise through the area tonight and on the backside we have a cold front that will be sweeping in the region tomorrow evening. shifting in our direction tomorrow we'll see heat and humidity buildup. as the front makes the approach we see an increasing chance of showers and storms specifically noh ninety-one is tomorrow's hyper central park. stay in the 90s and mid atlantic. behind the front is nice and comfortable in minneapolis and chicago. we will get a taste of that in the middle part of the week. west coast looks

up to the north 76 in monticello. the wind profiles you see out of the southwest here light, 4, 5, 8 miles per hour. at times calm to the north and west. that will keep warm air masses riding over us. heat advisory through saturday. so we have this line from the high pressure ridge across with clouds. and at times in this soupy air mass, a shower and thunderstorm gets fired up. but not a whole lot. when i was talking about looking at our guidance, this is our futurecast. looking at 80 to start the day. look at the afternoon, we get to 90 there is not many thunderstorms firing up in this air mass. there are some north and west here inland areas away from the beach. the beach is one of the best places to be today through the weekend but the rip currents will be high. so that is what you have to upper 70s to 80s once again. this afternoon in the low 90s. popcorn-type thunderstorms come up really in the mountains here in upstate new york and not so much around until we get to late evening hours on friday. hot weather righ