and my order is new england, chiefs and the raiders.the raiders have to step up like we just talked about. they h to be able to beat the chiefs in their own division. and they're going to be playing new en in mexico city. they'l quite a test this it to be the top two. patrio and seahawks. i just think that seattle's defens they're always motiva really in with thomas back and chancellor and defense but think there is enough firepo russell wilson to score points to make them a very difficult out. time to alert the spoiler. >> yeah, remember super bowl i? >> i do. >> you invite me to your and it was the packers beating the chiefs. i hoped you will invite me this year. >> okay. >> that we can watch that one so i'm saying in this -- i said this before this game that the chiefs beat the patriots in theafc championship game. i think it's aaron rodgers turn to win another one, to put anothe on his resume. >> if you recall, super bowl i wasn't called super bowl i. champi you know how? >> tell us. >> lamar hunt with the ball. >> daughter. it was

final score here tonight kansas city 42 and new england 27. up next except on the west coast is your local news followed by the tonight show with jimmy fallon. now for the great crew, this is al michaels, for cris collinsworth and michele tafoya good night from foxborough, massachusetts. >>> nbc sports, home of super bowl lii thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> right n racing t

final score here tonight kansas city 42 and new england 27. ng up next except on the west coast is your local news followed by the tonight show with jimmy fallon. now for the great crew, this is al michaels, for cris collinsworth and michele tafoya good night from foxborough, massachusetts. >>> n gus! nice job! gus! heyyy! looking good! (laugh) gus! hi kelly. gus. hey guys! huh? oh, gus! we didn't see you there. yeah. we were just playing gus. gus. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah... with top prizes of a hundred grand. you know, you're much cuter in person. aww... (giggling) keep on scratchin'! right now on nbc ten news, in the eye of irma. the storm is doing more damage in the caribbean and now parts of florida are under a hurricane warning. we begin here at home where a gunman shot and killed a father right in front of his two-year-old daughter. >> police believe this all happened during a robbery. nbc 10's brandon hudson is following the latest developments from the scene. >> reporter: well, judge i am and jacqueline,

figured they would take a shot at drawing new england offside. that does not work and the punting group will come in a moment. >> referee: delay of game, offense number 11. five-yard penalty. still fourth down. >> cris: devin mccourty really has made big plays for this patriots' defense. he is the star power. you look at who is left up front. we are so used to the ninkovich, hightower, even jamie collins. you know, making those kinds of plays. now you have to sort it out and say who is it. who is going to be the guy. trey flowers? >> al: patrick chung goes back instead of amendola right now to return the kick. he will call for and make a fair catch at the 12 yard line. we go to the field and michele. >> michele: you saw chung taking the punt. that is because danny amendola went back to the locker room. followed by the trauma consultant indicating that he is in the concussion protocol. he has two known concussions in his history and amendola told me before the game he wanted to be in on every snap of this game. partly to honor julian edelman, his

figured they would take a shot at drawing new england offside. that does not work and the punting group will come in a moment. >> referee: delay of game, offense number 11. five-yard penalty. still fourth down. has made big plays for this patriots' defense. he is the star power. you look at who is left up front. we are so used to the ninkovich, hightower, even jamie collins. you know, making those kinds of plays. now you have to sort it out and say who is it. who is going to be the guy. trey flowers? >> al: patrick chung goes back instead of amendola right now to return the kick. he will call for and make a fair catch at the 12 yard line. we go to the field and michele. >> michele: you saw chung taking the punt. that is because danny amendola went back to the locker room. followed by the trauma consultant indicating that he is in the concussion protocol. he has two known concussions in his history and amendola told me before the game he wanted to be in on every snap of this game. partly to honor julian edelman, his very good friend. >> al: that's

will say one thing and one good news piece of information about this storm remember for the big new england/new york type storms clima climaticalogically speaking, once you get north of north carolina, waters are much cooler up near new england. a storm is more likely to weaken when it gets closer to new england compared to the 1968 hurricane when it was moving 68 miles per hour from the bermuda to new england, that's why is there was so much intense damage a slow moving storm comes in on new england and the damage wouldn't be as bad as say if it was a fast moving hurricane. right now we're watching it five days away. anywhere from new jersey up through new england has to keep a close eye on this because it does have the potential to make an impact, especially tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> we certainly are. dap, thanks so much. have a good weekend. we'll see you soon dan leonard, weather company here's what else is coming up on "the halftime report." >> the chips are surging up big this week should you buy in, or did you miss the move? plus, our call of the day. wait until you get

keeps us offer the coast, good news, but kind of keeps spiraling out there just little south of new england, so we have to keep an eye on for even maybe the second half of the week, overall, storm scan3, dry right now, but cloud cover is slowly working it way in, at northeast wind taking over because of jose, sitting in the 70s currently, and we go up later this afternoon, jim, jan, to high of 80 degrees. >> all right, matt, thank you very much. the rebuilding process is starting for many people in the florida keys today, finally allowed to go home for the first time since hurricane irma ravaged their communities more than half a million people are still without power in florida, more than a week after the storm, recovery centers are now being set up in the keys to help homeowners still out fema with paperwork and overnight curfew being enforced on the roads and in neighborhoods to help keep communities safe. meanwhile parts of the caribbean are bracing for yet another major storm. hurricane maria has now strengthened to category three , and is expected to grow significantly stronger. puert

most at risk would be areas further east out in new england. here's our lines.he hurricane center forecast. you can see that trend it will come very close. we'll get large waves, rip currents. dangerous weekend at the beaches. we'll track our usa model and our european model. the u.s. model almost brings it over land by long island and clips southern new england. if the usa model happens we'll have a much greater concern with storm surge not just rip currents and large waves and also if it's that close we'll have problem with winds even 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind, leaves on the trees, we'd call it power out annuals, i'm telling people, get your preps now in case it gets closer, it will be a close call. >> still ahead, everybody, the trump administration takes new action against iran as a key deadline approaches with that country. we will go live with what officials are saying about the deal's future. not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein

bheands still effecting southern sections of of new england and we have hurricane maria a category three storm. winds sustained at 120 miles per hour. and 55 miles to the north of grand turk island. this will cross away from the turks and caicos and come close to the southern bahama region as we get into later into our weekend. this will weaken into early next week and for the most part it looks to stay offshore. we have more details on maria and the weather back here at home with the full accuweather forecast. >> all right keep the shorts for a little while longer. >> keep to the changes of this forecast this weekend on your phone or tablet. including real time views and the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> residents in puerto rico, u.s. virgin islands and across the caribbean now are beginning to assess devastation of hurricane maria. in dominica at least 15 people were killed and the entire island of puerto rico is out of power and will remain that way for weeks if not months. the navy is in the area evacuating the residents because of the only power is from generators. and fema is s

and throughout most of the new england states. now, we're expecting heavy sea, rough surf. coastal flooding, strong rip currents and gusty winds between 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds as a result of jose getting close then maria ripping across those areas that are still trying to recover from irma as a category 2 over the windward islands and puerto rico and hispaniola going into friday so expect flooding and rainfall, damaging winds inundated seas and hindered recovery effort because of the storm. >> south florida will keep an thank you. >>> police arrested more than 80 people in st. louis during a third consecutive evening of violent demonstrations. >> large groups of protesters were out during the day with no trouble. but once night fell, protest organizers say a small number of people became violent breaking windows and damaging property. >> people displayed weapons recovered from those taken into custody. police say none of them were actually used in confrontations with authorities. >> it was sparked by a judge's decision to ac

last night it came closer to new england.ng the outer bands closer to new england on tuesday. at this point it would be a category 1 or a subtropical storm, trying to do a transition. all that means it will be transitioning more like a nor'easterly type of storm. we don't need to deal with the rains on wednesday. the american model pulled it out t. european model tucks it close to maine and nova scotia. we'll watch it. if you have an interest in coastal and southern new england, you ought to keep an eye on that, there are those squiggly lines again. maybe i'd mention also, the heat in florida, 95 to 100 this afternoon. you bought the to feel for people stuck in their houses without ac and all those utility crews working in that heat. too. >> thanks for that, bill. >>> still ahead, apple faces scrutiny from law makers over the key features of a new iphone. >> social media posts involving hillary clinton. the details on those stories and others on your business day coming up. it's not just a donation. it's a warm blanket. it's

people traveled to clamemont from all over new england gathering for a rally and condemning hate. >> you see a young person of color with a rope around their neck, you can't help but be reminded of all the tactics that were used to try to control and intimidate the african-american community. ♪ black bodies swinging >> reporter: it's been nearly 80 years since billie holiday famously sang the protest song -- ♪ strange fruit hanging >> reporter: strange fruit, a metaphor about how commonplace it was to lynch blacks in the south in the 1960s as african-americans fought for civil rights. groups like the ku klux klan went on fiery rampages. they burned crosses and hanging was often their method of choice. today advocacy groups like the anti-defamation league say there's been a surge of hate crimes around new england and across the country, especially since the election. >> this is what wakefield high school students arrived to on campus, a black teddy bear hanging by a noose. >> reporter: according to the southern poverty law center, there were nearly 1,900 bias incidents from november t

a lot of the canoes, they are still finding them to this day around lakes in new england. a storm will churn up the autumn bottom of a lake. then a canoe will emerge. this canoe was found in the lake region of new hampshire and it is about 500 years old, which makes it the second largest object. the second oldest item in this exhibit is this bowl, which dates 2000 to 3000 years. a bowl like this was a lot of work to make. a soft stone, but still stone. they would've used a stone doubt to appeal how this bowl, but it would've been very useful, they could've used it to carry water, cook in, they were hunter-gatherers, but they also grew crops, so they could have used this to collect crops in. the first arrived in 1623. they were interested in fur and fish. the cod fishery off of the coast. the beaver pelt they sold to fishermen. pine trees were used as masts in the ships. farming was the primary occupation. new hampshire is not ideal for farming. the terrain is rocky. the growing season is short. in the off-season most farmers had another skill or trade. some selected textile

there will be heavier rains up in new england but it doesn't look like the core will ever make landfall is good news. here's the big deal around here. it's feeling like august, between the overnight temperatures hanging out in the low 70's and the humidity, we're off to a very sticky and warm start. 71 now at reagan natio the cloud cover you see to our right or to the right of our region is josÉ. kicategory one hurricane not looking terribly healthy on our satellite signature but enough of a threat that it will bring storm surge and rain showers to the coastal areas. for us today we're dealing with some of that tropical moisture. it will feel very humid later this afternoon with some sunshine developing this afternoon. clouds and fog early this morning and warm and sticky later, 81. we threw in a shower most of the region won't get much of anything but it will certainly feel humid if you have sports after school and you're working out afterwards. >> walking home and all that stuff. >> exactly. >> thanks tuck. >> check in with erin see how the roads are this morning. good morning. >> goo

franklin pierce because he was a good solid democrat and he seemed to have, all the view was a new englander, no particular bias against the south. so the southern delegates sent telegrams up, asking questions of franklin pierce who was in new hampshire, and they liked the answers. after maybe the 49th ballot, he was finally nominated, to the surprise of everyone. nobody knew who he was outside of new hampshire. so this painting was done in order to publicize franklin pierce and what he looked like. there were photographs of him wearing his mexican war uniform, which he still fit into. and his longtime friend, a classmate from college, nathaniel hawthorne, actually wrote one of the early biographies of franklin pierce. so if you look at nothing on see arne's work, you will biography of franklin pierce. not one of his greatest works, but peers was the nominee -- but pierce was the nominee and he won the election and he served for one term. here is a picture of a cornish town meeting, 1947. new hampshire is proud of the fact that they have town meetings. they have a long tradition of thinking

the cone is taking it right into new england like jose. we have the real cold front here, even though we are technically in the summer. fall does not start until friday. temps will come down. light. nice rain to the north, especially up towards mendocino county. i would think santa rosa, calistoga north look to be where the precipes are. 52 down in gilroy. 51 so cal, upper 40s in the santa cruz mountains. breeze there, should turn more southerly. atmosphere coming to the southwest. water temps are going down and they'll continue to go way down. might have made about 52 to 53 by the time we get to friday. there will be two pieces. one later today, tonight and another one tomorrow morning. sierra is good right now but a dusting of snow is possible right now if you are traveling over 80, maybe over nevada. there is a winter advisory for them, maybe snow above 8000 feet. a system will rotate in, giving us the coolest temps we've had in a while, maybe since june 10th. windy, cooler, possibility of some light rain to the north, very chilly lows,

jordan hicks thinks he caught new england by surprise. >> i don't know if they were trying to contain him. that is one of the things that happened, they were trying to contain kelce, and so, you know, he obviously hunt has proven himself to be a threat and you know we have to respect everybody on that field. >> every team has got talent and presents different challenges. they have a lot of field. a lot of formation shifts, motions, you know, so some things we will to have prepare for. >> miss north dakota. >>> karen mun miss north dakota was named miss america. in her acceptance speech she said if carson wentz can do it , she can do it. they went to the same high school and today carson was asked about it. >> it is pretty cool, i knew her a little bit in high school, you know, really cool for her. i don't really follow miss america too much but obviously now i heard all about it, so pretty cool. my buddy was calling me the other night when she won you're old news now in bismarck so that is pretty cool. >> all right. on to baseball aaron nola hates marlins, phillies righty has nod admi

his fiance is now you suing the new england patriots and the nfl. she says his time on the field could have played a reel in his death. this is incredible:the announcement today came as shocking news not only because it was confirmed that former new england patriots tightened suffered from cte but because of the severity of the disease ease that was found in his brain at scuch a young age. aaron hernandez was 27 year old when he committed suicide at a massachusetts correctional facility when he served live behind bars for murder. before that he was an all star football player at the university of florida and then a pro player for the new england patriots. today's news comes months after boston university's cte study ud hernandez had an advanced stage three of cte which is usually found in the median age of a 67 year old man. >> on a scale of one to four, four being the most severe case, hernandez' brain at just 27 years old was an advanced stage three. these pictures provided by boston university show a healthy brain to the left and to the right adva

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the 13th regiment and came back to new england. he finished out the rest of his life here in new england. stateag he brought back with the 13th regiment flags and ultimately ended up in our case. along with the fact that our men were off to war during the civil war, new hampshire legislature in our government was still going forward at this very dark time. the building had not had any renovations. during the civil war, our legislature in our governor began discussing enlarging the building and adding a third floor and putting on embellishments. began., construction most of the men are at war and here we are dismembering the back of the building to make it larger. todayrtico that you see was added on during the civil war. designed after a special hospital that is in paris. on duringwas added the civil war in 1864. part of the reason we made the building whiter was because we were adding on such a large dome and removing a silo on the top of our building. we are in the members only anteroom. it is the best place to enter the house of

chiefs win 42-27, the most new england has given up since 1993! the 49ers' new motto this season is brick by brick because they are slowly sort of rebuilding the franchise. and this bag showed up in our mailroom today weighing at least 50 pounds because actual bricks were too heavy, it was filled with 53 pieces of wood. we appreciate the gesture. the 49ers marketing campaign in overdrive. brick by brick is what they want to do to rebuild the 49er franchise. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you sunday night to see if the 49ers raise their first brick. >>> sounds good, dennis. play of the day from major league baseball. st. louis at san diego. pay close attention because this play didn't happen on the field but, rather, in the stands. >> flyball foul down the left field line out of play. >> hey! that's a heck of a grab. >> yeah. there's an athlete right there. this guy making the bare-handed catch. he didn't spill any food. padres won 3-0. >>> bay area national guardsmen ready to snap into action just minutes after they returned from helping with hurricane

a bank of england member talking in the last 20 minutes or so for a long time i have been saying the newsesterday was not a surprise, but the extent of the move off the back of those minutes has been pronounced if we do get a hike, it's likely to be a one-off to reverse the loosening cut we got after brexit and to test the waters if we need to go further. so the move of 2.5%, still the vote was 7/2 >> mixed opinion on whether the uk consumer can handle that. we saw very weak wage data on top of that, adding on a rate increase that could put them in a tough situation. let's look at how european equities are responding. appreciation in the uk pound that has put pressure on the ftse 100 it is down 0.7%. similar story to yesterday when that bank of england announcement came out. the italian mib flat, and the spanish ibex down 0.2% let's look at oil. crude oil yesterday topping $50 a barrett, the first time in a month. today reversing some of those gains. today at $49.88. ice brent at 55.43 nat gas lower by 0.5%. the strong outperformance in oil we've seen so far this week has provided fuel to

. >>> the study on the brain of former new england patriot aaron hernandez reports he had a rare form his own life in prison this year. james brown has more. >> reporter: aaron hernandez was once on top of the world, five years ago considered one of the best young stars in the nfl, but by this last april, he was a convicted murderer serving a life sentence when he killed himself in prison. his family decided to donate his brain to the boston university cte research center and his lawyer jose baez released the results. >> aaron hernandez had the advanced stage of cte which is usually found in a 70-year-old man. >> reporter: hernandez was 27 years oil when he died. symptoms inclusion depression, aggression, and suicidal tendencies. the family blames the nfl for his death, suing the league and the new england patriot unspecified amount of money. >> he didn't understand what was happening to him. >> reporter: hernandez displayed a history of violence back in 2007 when he was a freshman at the university of florida. he allegedly punched work e at a restaurant. in 201013 he was convicted of

70 and 75 and winds east northeast with a chill to the air but for new england, that's 1 of the better tailgates of the year. again, before the game in the 70s and during the game, the temps will fa >>> now, an update on the investigation into russia and last year's presidential election. the president's son, donald trump junior testified behind closed doors with members of the senate judiciary committee. the focus was a meeting he had with a russian lawyer at trump tower. others were there including someone to law jared kushner and paul manafort. the washington post obtained a could you please of trump junior's prepared testimony. he said he took the meeting because the lawyer claimed to have damaging information about hillary clinton. but he said nothing came of meeting and he never told his father about it. >>> steve bannon sits down with 60 minutes for his first exclusive interview since leaving office and tried to explain president trump's remarks that both sides were to blame for the violence in charlottesville. >> you are trying to say that people oppose it, that's the normal co

and bringing a lot of clouds and a little bit of rain to new england. but for us, as we look at the future cast, we see jose staying pretty far away, about 350 miles off the coast, maybe getting closer, as it tries to approach, but i don't think it is going to make it, so far we have a lot of sunshine in our forecast, all the way through the weekend. as you get started today, wilmington, delaware, good morning, 65 degrees, 64 for you in reading, starting off with 72 in wildwood. and 66 degrees in atlantic city. and we're going to end up at about 86 by the end of the day today. lower 80s by tomorrow. and 84 degrees on saturday. by sunday, we are up to a high temperature of 88, and we stay thereon monday, cold front on tuesday, will take temperatures a little closer to average. so, yes, first weekend of fall, bob kelly, will feel pretty summary to me >> exactly. austin want to gather all the leaves starting to fall already. want to get the leaves all in a big pile to jump around. that will will drive allergies crazy, 5:12, good morning, 95 northbound, lef

the new england patriots star says he's immune to sunburns. why? because he stays hydrated. in his new book, brady writes that he drinks 300 ounces of water a day - that's nearly two and a half gallons! people on social media though aren't so sure about the science. it's important to note the c-d-c says hydration does not protec y those dance moves will be put on full display on the national stage this weekend right here on abc7. more than 100 students from three different prince george's county schools will perform at the danone nation cup soccer tournament in new jersey. dont miss them live on good morning washington this morning in our 8am hour on newschannel8,. toss to traffic - first day of fall (equinox at 4:02 pm) - feeling more like august through early next week at 4:02 pm) - f through early next week - much cooler by next weekend - tracking maria; near the turks & caicos and southeastern bahamas today today: partly to mostly cloudy and warm. highs: 83-87 winds: n 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortably cool. lows: 56-64 winds: n 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny.

. >>> the study on the brain of former new england patriot aaron hernandez reports he had a rare formdisease found in people who have had repeated blows to the head. hernandez took his own life in prison this year. james brown has more. >> reporter: aaronerna wasnd once on to best young stars in the nfl, but by this past april, he was a convicted murderer serving a life sentence when he killed himself in prison. his family decided to donate his brain to the boston university cte research center and his lawyer jose baez released the results. >> aaron hernandez had an advanced stage 3 of cte, which is usually found in the median age of a 67-year-old man. >> reporter: hernandez was 27 when he died. according to researchers symptoms of chronic traumatic encephalopathy include depression, aggression, and suicidal tendencies. the family blames the nfl for his death, suing the league and the new england patriots for an unspecified amount of money. >> our client may have actually understood what happened to him and that could have prevented his death. >> reporter: hernandez displayed a histor

let's talk about new england. a dominant performance against new orleans.unch of injuries for the patriots. what about gronk? what's the latest on rob gronkowski? with a groin injury. he said, i'm good. we'll have to see that injury report come wednesday. maybe we'll get an indication of where we stand. if gronkowski can't play, more moving pars and shifting around of player like james white to the slot. more involvement of phillip dorsett and gadwayne allen, the received from the colts via trade. injuries for the patriots. they find a way to adjust. >> the gronk difference, 6 catches, 116 yards and a touchdown. mike, thank you. mike will join you were five-straight hours of football talk tomorrow morning on nbcsn. "pro football talk live" followed by "the dan patrick show." al and cris back to wrap it up, after this. ♪ "zorba the greek" by mikis theodorakis ♪ ♪ the all-new volkswagen tiguan with available pedestrian monitoring. the new king of the concrete jungle. yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to ge

you're not supposed to go driving around peopling in new england. chill has been in the west and that is where it is going to remain another two days. today 90 in chicago. syracuse new york, 89 degrees. little rock 89, atlanta, 88. the really warm stuff then shifts on wednesday to only northern new england. we start to cool off the great lakes by about thursday and friday everything kind of gets back to normal. >> all right. seems so weird everything flipped. thanks, bill. >> still ahead, an update on the devastating earthquake in mexico plus a tragic air show crash captured on video. you're watching "early today." . . . the story continues to break and bring you updates throughout the morning. we'll check in with wtop's dave dildine soon, shortly to find out alternate routes around this tie-up. we want to head over to the storm team weather center where chuck bell is standing by with the weather. after a string of glorious days, we might see clouds today. >> a little more cloud cover to deal with today. not much of a rain chance. there could be an i

smith just torched a banged up new england secondary. 78 yards to kareem hunt.e fumbled first time he touched the ball in the game as a pro. smith, 368 yards and four touchdowns and three tds by hunt. pats are stufld on fourth and one twice in this game. 537 yards and 42 points, the most a bill belichick team has given up. chiefs in a stunner 42-27. last time there were four american women in the u.s. open semifinals venus williams was a year old. it was 36 years ago. tonight venus against stevens in one semifinal in new york. stevens coming back from foot surgery. ranked as low as 957th this year. third set tied at five. venus has to put that ball away. doesn't do it, and slone makes her pay. look at the touch on the lob over venus for the winner. then on the very next point here, it is williams with a short ball here, and stevens gonna run it down. a little dink of her own. stevens breaking to take a 6-5 lead and then double match point and venus crashing into the net. stevens wins 6-1, 0-6 and 7-5. what a turn around in her career. coco vandeway and madison k

we may get a shower or two as it passes to our east and brings heavier rains to new england.y plan on warm temperatures and humidity. highs at 5:00 p.m. all right, plenty more weather in just a minute and the meme. i think you're going to like it erin. >> ooh, i need the meme. 6:36. new crash in burtonsville. columbia pike southbound at blackburn road. caution there. crash piney branch road at carroll avenue. 66 eastbound crash is blocking the shoulder after the car rest. heavier delays picking up 66 eastbound. you can see you're parked in that camera there as you come from manassas through centerville so watch out for that one. leesburg pike westbound crash after the dulles toll road. that just cleared to the right shoulder. we are seeing just a little bit of stop-and-go traffic in the area. you can see the flashing lights there. as we move to metro right now orange line single tracking. delays because of that. trains only running every 16 minutes. new carrollton landover cheverly deanwood and minnesota avenue stations impacted. largo town center or morgan boulevard on the b

and we expect a larger system by the time it impacts the new england coastline. at's for the middle of the workweek. you can see in our wind field here stretch ago good 400 to 500 miles easily. so that means cape hatteras into new jersey, boston, perhaps even new york city feeling strong, gusty winds, perhaps outer rain bands as the system finally moves in. so with ta constant flow of energy around our tropical system here, we have the potential for strom rip currents across the coast, a lot of the famous beaches there, we do expect hazardous swimming conditions over the next several days. now, if jose wasn't enough, we have yet another tropical system and even one mind the that that we're monitoring very closely. these are tropical waves coming off the west coast of africa. this is travel depression 14 and an area that we're monitoring very closely. we have another possibly hurricane that will develop with this system and some of the long range computer models will show that moving across the bahamas and potentially impacting the east coast again. so they line up

now models are trending toward the landfall somewhere around new jersey, possibly southern new england area. be sure to download the free nbc10 app and follow us. we always post facebook live with more technical updates. jose, 70 miles per hour, moving west/northwesterly at eight miles per hour. locally, we have really nice conditions. mostly clear skies. as the day kicks off, sunrise at 6:42 a.m. plenty of sunshine in the forecast. we have lite winds coming out of the northwest -- light winds coming out of the northwest, lancaster, 61. philadelphia currently in the upper 60s. mt. holly at 63. mt. pocono, 61. atlantic city, a little warmer at 69. stloor and the radar moj, notice the counterclockwise circulation. we have more clouds for parts of the lehigh valley and berks county. in fact, getting some fog reports, as well. also seeing some clouds just pushing off the jersey shore. improvement there. you're seeing clearing as the day progresses. neighborhood planner, enjoy the day. again, i've been saying all morning fall is just one week away. and after that, i think you know winter, y

you can see all of that moisture right now still affecting the southeastern coast of new england butrtly cloudy and it is dry across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. so for the rest of tonight, we've got a partly cloudy sky, it's warm, it's pretty comfortable. we drop down to 56 in allentown, 66 in philadelphia, trenton falling down to 63. over in cape may 66. dover in at 64 degrees and the overnight low in lancaster falls down to 58 degrees. so, fall is officially here. it's certainly not going to feel like that as we head into the weekend. it started at 4:02 this afternoon when the sun's direct rays were right over the equator so we're going to look forward to nights that will be a little longer and those sun -- the sun setting a little sooner as well. so, sunny skies and warm on our saturday, a high temperature in at 88 degrees. 87 in lancaster. down in cape may, 78 degrees. and 78 degrees at the boardwalk. there is a concern for rip currents as we head into the weekend. part of the reason, because of josÉ and also hurricane maria it's still a category three storm, winds s

we also have another hurricane, hurricane jose right off new england. it is moving north, it is a category 1. a breezy and rainy day in some of those outer bands in the northeast. for us, we had another system that chewed up the low cloud deck, but there's plenty coming down from the northwest and a few hit and miss showers in the northwest part of the state. look for a mix of sun and clouds today. the breeze will pick up as well. there are a series of systems that are on their way. 50s for most. 40s to the north. there is a breeze, but not too much. there are wind gusts up to 30. 41 and chucky -- in truckee the cloud cover will drift across, but a stronger system is going to drop in here wednesday into thursday. there are two systems, one coming in tomorrow, clouds and witty at times. the best possibility for rain will be on wednesday and possibly thursday. some areas can get into the 80s, but others 60s and 70s. the trend is to bring in very cool air. thursday and friday cooler and then after that we get september weather.>>> one of the biggest names

it could start wednesday with a few showers and then 3ub as way toward portions of new england. winds concerned see the center of jose moving the coast here. tuesday, 65 a.m. we start the see the wind pick up by the shore and delaware paechs. us is stained whipped over 9 miles an hour right here. that's why you see the red color mainly us is evening and tuesday night maybe for shore points and wind indland will be breezy, 15 to 25 miles an hour. alog ingt coast with a trople call storm watch wind speeds 0 miles an hour and moderate coastal dmroding and high tide tuesday evening and compoun compounding threat for local housings as lang as you don't want pieces of rain. storm surge and coastal flooding will be an issue of water piling up along the coastline. greatest impact new jersey and delaware regions and the storm pulls away. it goes out to sea. then tries to loop it back as extra tropical storm bringing showers bit weekend. we also now have hurricane maria. tropical depression lee doesn't look leak a threat but maria runs less are antilles thaetening as it does so and still

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a stubborn system that does not want is to leave the of new england.t will hang around for a couple of days. we will see plenty of sun. temperatures feeling a lot more like summer into next week. we will look at when it will finally start feeling like fall. let's head over to rob with a check on the roads for this friday. >> how is everybody doing? happy friday. chopper 4 over the outer loop of the capital beltway where we have the work zone along the left side. stay to the right in order to get through. still, with those delays there. otherwise in virginia, 395 delays towards king street from the earlier crash. metro still with delays. problems on the blue, orange and silver line. single tracking due to track problems outside roslyn. i am rob stallworth back to you. >> rob, thank you. >>> he was just 27 years old. he had the brain of a 67-year-old. the bombshell report and the action the family of a former >>> high-fives all around. the first wave of apple's new iphone already in the hands of customers. the one problem you should know about, though. >

his fiance is suing the new england patriotses and the nfl. rina maracco join us with this incredible story. >>reporter: the announcement came as shocking news not only because it was confirmed that the new england patriots suffered from cte but because of the severity of his disease in the brain at such a young age. aaron hernandez was 27 years old when he committed suicide at a massachusetts correctional facility while he served life behind bars for murder. about but before that hernandez was an all star football player at the university of florida and then a pro player for the new evening p land patriots. today's news comes news after as about ton university's cte center studied her in an hernandez' brain. aaron hernandez had an advanced stage three of cte which is usually found in the median age of a >> on a scale of one to four, four being the most severe case hernandez' brain at just 27 years old was an advanced stage three. these pictures provided by boston university show a healthy brain to the left and to the right advanced cte. the ab

smith just torched a banged up new england secondary. 78 yards to kareem hunt. first time he touched the ball in the game as a pro. smith, 368 yards and four touchdowns and three tds by hunt. pats are stufld on fourth and one twice in this game. 537 yards and 42 points, the most a bill belichick team has given up. chiefs in a stunner 42-27. last time there were four american women in the u.s. open semifinals venus williams was a year old. it was 36 years ago. tonight venus against stevens in one semifinal in new york. stevens coming back from foot surgery. ranked as low as 957th this year. third set tied at five. venus has to put that ball away. doesn't do it, and slone makes her pay. look at the touch on the lob over venus for the winner. then on the very next point here, it is williams with a short ball here, and stevens gonna run it down. a little dink of her own. stevens breaking to take a 6-5 lead and then double match point and venus crashing into the net. stevens wins 6-1, 0-6 and 7-5. what a turn around in her career. coco vandeway and madison key. this

spinning showers and rough surf into new england and giving us a rip current risk. then there's maria. maria is pulling away from puerto rico and brushing past the dominican republic. now hurricane force winds in the dominican republic. it's going to be heading past the turks and caicos and it's moving out to sea. our area, looks like it's going to stay dry for much of the foreseeable future. lots of sunshine today. into the 80s for philadelphia. 66 degrees in the suburbs with sunshine at 8:00. by 4:00 in the afternoon, 82 degrees and the lehigh valley is in for a nice warmup too with less wind than yesterday. delaware, mostly sunny skies. 84 degrees at 4:00. after starting into the 60s so a nice warmup for the last day of summer and delaware and new jersey, 83 degrees. there will still be times of clouds for new jersey. you'll see them inland and at the shore but no rainfall, not for today. when you can expect to use your umbrella again when i'm back in ten minutes. >> let's get a check on the roads in south jersey. >> route 42, jessica boyington has that. >> they'