north hampton. sea borne command post and had communication equipment ready to serve the chief executive in any national emergency. ♪ on sunday, 21 august, the president departed from north hampton to campobelio island for discussions with prime minister pearson from canada. ♪ national anthem plays] ♪ the president supplied his own brand of effective personal diplomacy as they informally discussed the world problems that affected both their nations. later in the day, at the international park, the president and the prime minister joined forces in the planting of a document box in the corner of a new visitor's center. the f.d.r. home may have invoked nostalgic memories, for roosevelt left an endearing reminder more than anyone else for the limits, powers and obligations of the presidency. the obligations, he felt, both to his own people and to the world, were clearly evident six days later in idaho, the site of the atomic energy commission's breeder reactor, the first reactor to produce electricity f

that's affecting areas in berks and bucks and north hampton and chester county. we'll go in tighter to street level we have heavy pockets. moisture and lightning and pottstown and green lane lansdale, doylestown and north an east, new hope this will sag to the south and east, 20 miles per hour it's moving to the south and east, with winds in excess of 40 miles per hour. we'll continue to track that as we come throughout the rest of the evening hours. the reason why the showers and thunderstorms are firing up is because of the increase in humidity. we have dewpoints in the lower 70s. definitely a different feeling day in compassion to yesterday yesterday -- in comparison to yesterday. 83 in dover. when you factor that in it feels like a heat index in the city of 97. feels like 108 in dover. feeling like 95 in wilmington. we'll take a look at the day planner as we go throughout the rest of the evening, 87 at 7:00 p.m., 79 at 11:00 p.m. we're talking about the heat indices in the upper 90s. broken line of showers and thunderstorms, the biggest concern is drenching do

there's one in north hampton county but we're not technically in the area, under the advisory tomorrow but that digit heat just staying below 105. so if you travel to the east here, you have a heat advisory from 11 to 8:00 p.m.. we have 78 in south hill virginia and 81 in roanoke rapids. the temperatures overnight won't cool much and we mentioned the mid-70s here. look at the turn around here and back up into the 90s here. in the triangle and no relief with any rain here. you know about the flooding here in louisiana and the persistent flooding here and it's just spinning the wheels here and producing all this rain. this high does bring a flow out of the south and brings in that humidity and there's really moisture in terms of widespread storms. we'll see a 6 here, and thesteamy skies here and the uncomfort index here is what we're calling it now and goes through wednesday and thursday of next week and staying into the 70s with the dew points. our heat indexes here, you will want to take that doesn't mean you don't need plenty of water and air conditioning here, this will knock you dow

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so we're in halifax and north hampton county. we kind of go to the west as you can see. wroaken license of showers both in northern nash and northern franklin county. most of rus dry here in the it did last night. unfortunately with less rain, hotter temperatures. that's what we had today many of us in the low the 90s. it's still 92 in fayetteville. it's going to be muggy all night long. those rain chances d.c.king in the next couple of hours. falling through the 70s. that humidity is with us all week along. when temperatures start to go up coming up in a few minutes >> . we're following breaking news right now in raleigh. police are asking for your missing 5-year-old child. take a look. here's his picture. his name is jaiden williams. he's about 3' 6''. he's wearing a blue t-shirt with yellow writing, black and white shoes. we're working to get more information on who he might be with and if he's in any danger. please call raleigh police or 9- community. a 15-year-old charged with killing his grandfather with a hatchet. still ahead today what neighbors are saying about

police tell us a car hit the cruiser at the intersection of harrison avenue and north hampton street. that was around 5:00 this morning. the collision sent the cruiser into a building. the driver told police he had stopped at the stop sign before he drove into the offers gave him a citation. -- officers gave him a citation. >>> people in boston can now weigh in on the city's plans to wear body cameras. the city council will hold a hearing to review the police department's plan. the department recently reached a deal with the police union for 100 officers to wear the cameras for a six month test period. police commissioner says the cameras haven't been purchased yet but he hopes to have them in use within police have identified the man wanted for a frightening attack on the orange line. the man in these surveillance pictures are jose guthrie. he assaulted someone on tuesday night. if you know where he is if you recognize him call police. >>> tufts veterinary center standing up and?d w newborn giraffes are normally able to do being born. there's no word when she'll return home to the zo

there will be events in north hampton lynn hall. show your support by wearing silver. >>> a big night for gronk rob grone counsels can i -- gronkowski honored for his work in the community winning the ron burton community rv steve and paul burton. it's given annually to the player for their off field charitable work. >> football tonight last forever. -- doesn't last forever. people can judge how you play football but they see -- they see character what you do off the fieldworking with the kids or whoever whenever you have the chance. >> pats wrap up preseason tomorrow night when they take on the giants. kick off at 7:00. the 5th quarter post game show >>> and speaking of that coming up in sports, tom brady will talk about what it's like to watch his teammates on television. >> a historic flight taking off from florida today. jetblue launching the commercial flights to cuba. >> a bizarre accident on the hudson river. a ferry runs into a group of kayakers. >> and a local boy is up close and personal with gray whites. what he is saying

state officials say groundwater tests found p.f.c.s nine of 20 wells near the landfill in north hampton. those levels found range from under the standard to as much as a 1000% of the acceptable limits. >>> the trials of jeremiah oliver's mother and her boyfriend have now been postponed. a prosecution witness was unavailable to testify in the trial against elsa oliver and alberto sierra. 5-year-old air my oliver's body suitcase of 190 and sterling two years ago. nobody has been charged in his murder. his mother and her boyfriend face kidnapping, child abuse and endangerment charges. a hearing for a new trial date is sedded for september 8th . >>> new details about that massive fire in south boston we told you about at the beginning of the newscast. >> i know john you're getting some of the latest information. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, i'll show take a peek. firefighters have the flames put down it's a very smoke withy scene. the first alarm came in about 10:25 tonight. we have a picture that shows just how bad this was. the entire -- the first alarm was two to three alarms.

it's eventually going to mosey into north hampton county. as you can see, far between. there's a heavy downpour, back here in wake county. as we come to the sand hills, they're few and far between and in moore county and around the pine hurst area. so that's the rain situation. here's the heat situation f you've got some of that rain and been close by, it's dropped you back not 80s. otherwise, you're cooking well into the 90s and with the temperatures above 100 degrees. as we head throughout the rest of the week we'll have to get more used to the rain. temperatures are going down. we'll talk about how cool it will get coming up in a few minutes. >>> today is a step closer to closure for a mother. >> reporter: today greenville police were able to give a better garlette howard and her three children ages 11, 7 and 6 were killed. police responded to howard's home. they got there after getting calls from worried family members. >> they were for the actual well fare of the children and the mother. >> reporter: investigators found a stunning scene. howard and her three little

this happened yesterday morning on harrison avenue and north hampton street. the user was forced into a building. th to the right of way. emily: new details about a murder/suicide involving a former rhode island police officer. investigators say franklin osgood killed his wife sometime between friday night and saturday afternoon. police say the former providence officer called his adult children saturday night to tell them he had done something bad to their mother. >> he expressed sorrow and sympathy for what he had done. to harm himself. >> very, very disturbing, sad story. yearning our prayers go out to the family. emily: he was spotted by police last night in new jersey. he crashed during a chase and then shot and killed himself when officers approached. his wife's body was in the trunk of the car. right now police are hoping you can help identify this man. he's wanted for questioning in connection with an assault with a dangerous weapon. the incident happened last tuesday nightn station. anyone with information is asked to contact transit police. randy: br

this was in north hampton, a raccoon got its head stuck in a storm grate. we don't know if he fell through or if he was trying to climb up. the police were called and after some time, officers were able to free the raccoon using cooking grease. i'm shurp he's happy to be out of there. after all, that the raccoon was unharmed. >>walter: it didn't look like the raccoon had a scared face. >>walter: have you ever seen lightning like this? looks like a t-rex is about to take a bite out of the petrified forest. the photo was sent by a member of the national park service. any clue what's happening in this ticket, dave? >>dave: just looks awesome. >>walter: how does it include and then move through atmosphere physics? it's lightning. >>jennifer: a t rex lightning bolt. all right. let's get serious here for a minute. arkansas high school message to parents is going viral. are you reading this? a sign outside catholic high school for boys reads, if you're dropping off your son's forgotten lunch, books, homework, equipment, et cetera, building. your son will learn to

most of the viewing area is not under heat advisory and just north hampton county and of course roanoke would be included and as you head eastward on up towards norfork and toward the outer banks. the reason the rest of the viewing area is not in the heat advisory is not that it will be so much cooler it's going to be that much cooler. a cut off. and that cutoff is right here. if it's going to feel like 105 or hotter you are under heat advisory. but if it's going to be 100 to 104 you are not. that's where we will be today. you will not notice a big difference but it's on the cusp of dangerously hot and especially since we've had a couple days of intense heat you just need to lay low and then we see change by thursday. 72 in roxborough and henderson sanford and 77 in fayetteville and 75 goldsboro. so here is the pesky weather pattern that's been with us. the value to high pressure system which is almost what we would call a global or more of a long-term pattern hangs out in the atlantic over bermuda for much of the year. sometimes during the summer at and send and it does a couple of thi

police tell us a car hit the cruiser at the intersection of harrison avenue and north hampton street. it happened around 5:00 this morning. the collision sent the cruiser into a building. stopped at the stop sign before going into the intersection and striking the cruiser. officers gave him a citation. >>> people in boston can weigh in now on the city's plan to have police officers wear body cameras. the city council will hold a hearing on thursday to review the police departments plan. the department recently reached a deal with the police union for up to -- 100 officers to wear the cameras for a six month the cameras haven't been purchased yet but he hopes to have them in the coming weeks. >>> tufts veterinary center is caring for a newborn giraffe tonight. the newborn was born just a week ago. they say she needed more specializing care because she was having trouble standing up wasn't able to nurse from her mother. newborn giraffes are normally able to do both within an hour of being born. the young giraffe is making progress but there's no word on when she'll return home. this vid

severe thunderstorm warnings for lehigh, north hampton county, until 6:00 p.m.e of storms, stretching through allentown, down to douglas, these are potentially containing winds near 67 miles an hour. those are damaging winds. also, very heavy rain, maybe marble-sized hail. there you see the lightning with it, too. if you look at the number of strikes in the past 15 minutes alone, 437. a severe storm is a very dangerous storm. in allentown expect it in a few minutes here. bethlehem 5:30. palmer by about 5:50. that is traveling to the northeast. take a look at the radar detected winds here. like i mentioned, winds near 66, 67 miles an hour. that's what we've picked up on the radar. and those same winds are in fact moving to the northeast. so we're going to see these all move into the lehigh valley, near allentown, and areas continuing to the north and east of that. we slide a little farther to the south. now we're looking more into maryland. because this strong storm will be heading potentially into chester county, also newcastle county, delaware. a number of ligh

chester, montgomery and bucks county and in the lehigh valley and burks county, burks, lehigh and north hampton 54 degrees for the low by morning. even some 50s in parts of new jersey. it will heat up. we'll let you know about that, and the tropics are heating up which could be an important thing, too. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, glenn. nbc 10 has learned new details about a deadly shooting inside a philadelphia home. police have now identified the victim as hakim raman. his six children were inside the home when he was shot and nbc 10's me beak braxton has more on what happened to those children and the search for their father's killer. >> reporter: video seen first on nbc 10 home side detectives searching the car of a 36-year-old man killed in front of some of his six children. investigators say they are ages 5 to 13. just your thoughts that this would happen, that someone would come through the back and shoot him and kill him? >> no, no, because i'm still peeping to see where did they come through the back. >> reporter: we went through the alley behind 3730 37th street to s

a towed camper turned over on "eye"-43 north at hampton after 7:00. the left lane of the interstate had to be closed initially, and eventually all of the northbound lanes were closed. after about an hour and 15 minutes the interstate was opened back up. fire officials estimate damages to be more than 3 million dollars after s & c electric caught fire in franklin yesterday. a large bank of lithium ion batteries caught fire -- which officials say are extrem than 20 fire departments were called to fight the fire. weather we have a slight chance for a few t- storms this evening, otherwise warm and humid with temperatures in the 80s. thunderstorm chances will increase overnight with lows in the middle 70s. cloudy, cooler and humid on friday with showers and thundertorms. locally heavy rain is possible. highs in the upper 70s. rain moves out for the weekend, but dewpoints will hold in th 70. tonight: slight chance for t-storms. better chances overnight. low: 74 dewpoint: 73 wind: sw 5-10 mph friday: cooler and humid with rain and t-storms. high: 78 dewpoint

now, the pool in question is behind these large windows lear we're in albany and north hampton street and check this out. back in january, engineers found the pool was losing more than six gallons of water a minute. that's roughly this much water managers made the decision to keep the pool open. at a time when water in boston is in short supply, thousands of gallons have been leaking out of this city-owned pool at the south end fitness center. records obtained by fox 25 investigates show, managers knew about the leak for at least a year, but chose to keep the pool open. >> tax dollars really be wasted, when it could be used to fix the pool. >> the reporter: we showed what we found to south end resident engineering firm hired by the city found the pool was losing 9,100 gallons over a 24-hour period. the leak coming from a drain pipe at, most likely, groundwater level. >> obviously, you know, it's the city's responsibility to, you know, make sure everything is on the up and up. >>> the pool and the fitness center are return by the boston public health commission. no one would speak to u

heading further are north up to the lehigh val any north hampton county. charles in bath has 71 degrees with clear skies right now. we will head further south into delaware, newark delaware, delores lee has 64 degrees, clear skies, and everybody similar across most parts of the region. mid 60's at jenny janssen's house in cherry hill, new jersey with clear conditions. wrapped warm upcoming this afternoon with full sunshine. good day to hit the beach, delaware beach, rehoboth beach live look at boardwalk plaza, hotel camera and getting ready for nice sunrise, in about ten minutes or so. few people outside on the boardwalk earlier. ocean conditions pretty calm as we go into new jersey this is moderate risk for stronger rip currents and that is due to the increased swells we will be dealing with from gaston which is hundreds of miles out toe see. we will not see any big waves but they will have have more energy then what it normally would be. make sure life guard are on duty over next few days before you go in the water. looking at 90-degree days that we have

again a mixture of sun and clouds and the clouds early farther north toward hampton beach the more sun you will have. north shore temperatures tomorrow afternoon into essex you go inland to merrimack valley you are into around 90 even above 90 degreesnd some spots. temperatures in the 80s all temperatures in the 80s to some upper 70s out there as well. evening plans tomorrow going to gillette. pre-season starting out in the 80s for your tailgating dropping to the 70s during the evening hours. in the 80s before the concert. both events will be dry and -- seven-day forecast takes you into this weekend. any showers that do pop up tomorrow just extremely unlucky. great. that's sets the stage for monday. it looks like we could be in line for some very beneficial rain. i'll have that for you as well. >> all right, kev. here's one wedding crasher you may be a fan of. justin timberlake made a surprise appearance at a wedding in new hampshire this past weekend. he was actually eating lunch near the wedding venue and timberlake snapped a quick photo. j.t. and his wife were also spotted at the di

and he's transsupposed this to -- transsupposed in the to north hampton. the characters would remind you a lot of joyce's characters of ulysses. it's a very ambitious, exciting book, and i think it will explode. >> host: a couple more books we want to share with you that are coming up. eric j. dolan. >> guest: a lot of people in your audience know of him. he has written a three century, four-century history of lighthouses starting with the boston lighthouse, even until today, what has happened to lighthouses. he tells the story of america through the lighthouses, what they did in war, who the lighthouse keepers were, you know, technology versus old-fashioned. it's a riveting book which is, i think for anyone traveling, there are hundreds of lighthouses around lake michigan. you wouldn't know where they are in america. it tells the story through a most unusual source, and who doesn't like a lighthouse? shanine is one of the most renowned war correspondents in the world. she is everywhere where there's danger going on. this book is just out, the morning they

a towed camper turned over on "eye"-43 north at hampton after 7:00. the left lane of the interstate had to be closed initially, and eventually all of the northbound lanes were closed. about an hour and 15 minutes the interstate was opened back up. a massive fire at a tire plant breaks out in upstate new york. of black smoke climbing the sky over lockport last night. the smoke was so heavy that locals were told to evacuate their homes. at one point -- at least one-hundred firefighters were trying to put the flames to rest. no injuries were reported. officials are still trying to figure out what started that fire. the u-s drug enforcement administration denies a petition to re-classify marijuana. two former governors had requested the d-e-a change the designation to "a drug with accepted medical uses." allow more research. based on the controlled substance act... marijuana does not meet the criteria for currently accepted medical use and has a high potential for abuse. the d-e-a's new policy will allow more organizations to grow and distribute marijuana

a camper being pulled by a tow truck overturns on "eye"-43 north at hampton. the left lane of the interstate had to be closed - eventually all of the northbound lanes were closed. it took about an hour and 15 minutes to clean up the crash and reopen the freeway. extensive - and expensive - damage after this fire at "s & c electric" in dollars a large bank of lithium ion batteries caught fire -- it took more than 20 fire departments to put it out. in the middle of milwaukee, a woman and her family are making a choice to live a healthier lifestyle and eat healthier food, and she's ready to grow it all by herself. that effort got the attention of one packers legend. tim van vooren goes beyond the game. nicole santos has quite the project behind her milwaukee outdoor agriforestry center." or to you and me a green house. "this particular project is just to show people that we can in fact change the context of our living spaces and our growing spaces." or better yet, maybe on this day, you can call it a green and gold house. "donald driver...driven to health..yes ,

someone out walking their dog found the body floating in the water just north of the hampton avenue bridge. officials tell us it was partially decomposed. music fans are remembering matt roberts, the former guitarist of three doors down. someone found him dead inside a hotel in west bend this weekend. police responded to the hampton inn early saturday morning. they found roberts in a hallway. he was in town to perform at a benefit concert for the stars and stripes honor flight. tonight. they tell us the show went on last night. but emotions were running high for everyone, including robert'' father, who spoke on behalf of his son. >> his dad came out and his dad stood up strong, and he said a lot of good things about matt roberts, and i have a lot to say, too. for a guy like him of his caliber to come out here to west bend for stars and stripes, that's totally amazing for me and anybody in this community. find out exactly what caused roberts' death. he was 38-years-old. adrienne: state supreme court justices rarely do interviews. today on upfront, a look behind the bench. mike gousha talks

a person walking their dog discovered a body floating in the water just north of the hampton avenue bridge. a fire department dive team pulled out the body, which was partially decomposed. sheriff's detectives are investigating. joyce: beware before you pump. a man is wanted for skimming people's credit cards at gas pumps. this skimming device was found on a pump at a convenience store in random lake. police believe the man seen here used people's card numbers to buy hundreds of dollars in gift cards at several walmart stores. police say they have identified 10 victims so far. more than 40 dead cats are found inside a woman's freezer in monroe, wisconsin. that's south of madison. 78-year-old delores marti now faces criminal animal mistreatment charges. officers also found more than 50 cats who had survived the hoarding conditions. the humane society is caring for those animals. kathy: a travel warning is issued for a popular vacation destination in florida. been connected to mosquitoes in miami beach. the cdc is warning pregnant women to stay away. zika can cause severe birth defects. heal

lanes of traffic were closed at national for an accident.all northbound lanes were closed at hampton on the north side for another accident.city streets were also congested with people trying to find an alternate route. humid and even a little hazy today.meteorologist jesse ritka tells us when we'll finally see some relief from the heat. the big story is the heat and humidity, temperatures are in the upper 80s and low 90s across southeastern wisconsin and when you factor in the high dew points it feels like the mid to upper-90s, even up to 100 degrees this afternoon in the south. a stray shower or storm is of us will just be baking in it's a hot one today at the wisconsin state fair. that's where we find meteorologist brian niznansky with the strong competition for this year's cheese and butter auction at state fair park. it just started a few minutes ago. proceeds will go to scholarships for students pursuing dairy-related or food science degrees. we have more coverage coming up from the wisconsin state fair.... you can also log onto our website at t-m-j-4 dot com for a full list of things to do

light scattered showers in lehigh and north hampton county and moving toward the shore, through atlanticng and afternoon. mainly just cloudy, warm and steamy. in the upper 70s and low 80s right now. warming into the low 90s this afternoon. it will feel like it's close to 100 degrees today. vai. >> thank you, bill. looks like we have an accident and we have jessica boyington checking on that for us. >> we're watching the blue route vine. there's an accident scene, all lanes blocked right now on the blue route headed northbound. these are our cameras around 320. we have a fire truck on the scene. a few vehicles involved. one to the shoulder and all these lanes stopped headed northbound. now we're seeing pretty big drive times and delays. headed northbound on the blue route, doing better, of course, than southbound because with all the lanes blocked we're at 51 minutes from the trip from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. >> thank you. philadelphia police hope new surveillance video will help them find a second car that appears to be street racing before a crash that killed a child earlier th

someone out walking their dog found the body floating in the water just north of the hampton avenue bridge. officials tell us it was partially decomposed. music fans are remembering matt roberts, the former guitarist of three doors down. someone found him dead inside a hotel in west bend this weekend. police responded to the hampton he was in town to perform at a benefit concert for the stars and stripes honor flight. we spoke with event organizers tonight. they tell us the show went on last night. but emotions were running high for everyone, including robert'' father, who spoke on behalf of his son. >> his dad came out and his dad stood up strong, and he said a lot of good things about matt roberts, and i have a lot to say, too. for a guy like him of his caliber to come out here to west bend for stars and stripes, that's totally amazing for me and anybody in this community. sheldon: we're still working to find out exactly what caused roberts' death. he was 38-years-old. adrienne: state supreme court justices rarely do interviews. today on upfront, a look behind the bench. mike gousha talk

the job fair is being held today and tomorrow from 10 a-m to 6 p-m at the hampton inn ...in north las vegas ...on craig road near the i-15. a local boy isn't waiting around to awards. he is making up the awards himself... and handing them out to good cops. oh like remember when we won for most awesome news team? yeah... we awarded ourselves that. its crazy, every year we win. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton more potential for showers or i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. hey, you're clarence! yes, sir. you know, at the model year end clarence event, you can get a great deal on this 2016 passat. steve. yeah? clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's just vandalism. whatever you want to call it, don't miss the

the cat scale -- jersey shore mid-afternoon to evening, it will come from the north and west, the next system. hamptons looking good. on monday, we get showers out east. north winds, 5 to 10. flow. waves 2 feet and water temperatures 75 degrees. the over night low temperature goes to 75 in the city. muggy and then tomorrow, we climb with temperatures at 87 degrees. mostly sunny skies. we could get a few fair weather cumulus clouds coming and going tomorrow. filtered sunshine, but looking good. there's the change right there. monday afternoon into tuesday, look at how the temperatures drop off. 5 to 7 degrees. and that will be a nice change for us. lower humidity along with the lower to feel real nice. remember thursday and friday we could creep into the mid-to upper 80s. nice trend for the weekend. dave. if you catch my drift. >> actually, that's the better trend in the end. we have other stuff to share. everything from stories surrounding the floods in louisiana and the donald trump naked statue and the ryan lochte story. hashtag, lock mess is getting lots of -- lochte is in a a mess and he's trying t

i work with wildlife rescue center of the hamptons north shore puppy, kittens and i helped a pig last week. a bunny, no animals i love. >> but you foster cats. they need so much help. shelters are filled with cats and i worked with north shore and no kill shelter so many are filled that they fun fortunately have to euthanize by the minute, and that kills me. so just bringing awareness and saving ones that i can. howard and i fostered 300 over last couple of years. >> that is crazy. >> not at the same time over the years. >> over years but i've seen howard has them under his arms. >> he's singing one happy birthday. j like animals that are wild unlike dogs. am i on to something? >> depends on kitten i have six resident cats and they're like dogs i call them my dog cats they completely connected they're completely calm, and yeah it depends on personality >> is different. to their name. >> every one of my cats i have two blind cats at home. resident cats and they all know their names and each come individually when called so there. >> you are the expert you have a whole load of cats. thf

the job fair is being held today and tomorrow from 10 a-m to 6 p-m at the hampton inn las vegas north speedway on craig. "bring your own cup day" is back at 7-eleven! today and tomorrow. you can grab your biggest cup, bowl, pitcher or pot and fill it up with your favorite slurpee flavor. we've seen some crazy choices in the past, from top hats to crockpots. even fish bowls. the only rule is it has to fit inside the designated cutout. 7-eleven just rolled out its latest flavor... sour patch redberry slurpee. make sure you post your pictures to social media with the hashtag b-y-o-cup-day. the deal continues tomorrow. parents usually dollar nowadays a dollar can't buy you much.... but in 1946 it could buy you a flannel shirt. next... what a dollar could buy the year you were born. new devices included in happy meals are not making kids so happy... the problem with mcdonald's new children's fitness trackers... coming farther than it does today. today one dollar will buy you a slice of new york-style pizza... a song from i- a mega millions ticket... or cheap beer. but that wasn't the case

the raising canes job fair will be held at the hampton inn in north las vegas. there's 50 open positions for the counter crew...kitchen crew...and shift managers. the decatur location will be the 11-th chicken finger franchise restaurant in the valley. eating right is key for olympic athletes. but on the sidelines of the rio games, top chefs are cooking up meals for a different clientele. they use leftovers from create three- course meals for people in need. shasta darlington explains. it's a soup kitchen serving rio's castaways with some of the biggest names in the culinary world stirring the pots and that's just the way michelen- starred chef massimo bottura wants it. (massimo bottura, chef, osteria francescana) on the second night, there were two guys who left the room saying it's the first time in my life that we were treated like human beings - like prince and princess. its breathtaking because it is exactly what we want to do here. we build the dignity of the people. to top it all off, they're using surplus ingredients originally destined for the olympic v

at the bishops creek community development corporation's rendering for a project at west hampton avenue and north 32nd street. t of african american music and arts would include a 170-seat theater... archives museum... cafe... and rehearsal space. milwaukee's plan commission will review the proposal next week. straight ahead - hear the question that has been banned from all job interviews across one state. plus - how one airline hopes to make time fly by when you're traveling. and how a frat guy stops would-be burglars from getting wakeup news. anchors adlib weather over live pic hotter and more humid today now . when storms roll in next! starting now - inflight entertainment will be free on all american airlines domestic flights. that means passengers can watch their favorite tv show or catch the latest movie. viewing is available through seatback screens or s personal devices through the airline's app. the move went into effect august first-- the airline says it's an investment in its customers, their experience and remaining competitive in the market. new this morning - employers in massachuse

north fork and also the south fork, bridge hampton getting a lot of rain. what we notice with this storm system is exactly w see with any other storms that develop. it's a rain wrapped system. it creates low visibility, fog at the surface, as the showers and storms happen it is pretty difficult to see. this happened right here earlier where we can see there's a wedge shape, perhaps the funnel cloud, perhaps the tornado touching down. john sent this one via twitter giving us a vantage point. the boroughs till saturday night at 8:00. it's of course the concrete of the city holding everything a little bit hotter. overnight, temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. belmar has 88 degrees. highs in the mid 90s down in toms river so the feels like temperatures were in the triple digits. it could be even hotter at times as far as the showers go, it's starting to get a little active on the north shore. usually about 20 to 40 minutes in length. humid and stormy at times. the storm we saw on long island was severe. this could happen but for the most part we're expecting

hampton and 70 in bridgeport. notice the wind direction out of the north. that's a major change. it's a it's dry. the rain is also moving away. you see on the satellite and radar picture starting to dry things up from new york city north and west. a couple of showers are going to linger for you in montauk. here's a look at your future wind gusts. the winds will be breezy, gusting over 20, 25 miles per hour at times. this is the middle of the afternoon. so, yeah, it's definitely going it's not until tomorrow as high pressure really settles in. the winds are diminishing and they stay much lighter tuesday into wednesday. here's a look at future tracker. not much to see here. loads of sunshine all day long. bring your shades as you're heading outside. your evening commute is weather-free. tomorrow is more of the same, tuesday, heading out the door. sunshine as you start your day. that's the theme this look at the ten-day forecast. a very quiet ten-day stretch. lots of sun right throughout wednesday and thursday. temperatures get milder day by day. near 90 with higher humidity. that's a look at your f

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and beaches north of marblehead at 92. salisbury and hampton at 93. and the spots where it is 15 this afternoon and show you also the timeline of those strongest storms coming up. back to you. >> jason: all right, shiri. >>> drivers could be hitting the breaks and slowing down all throughout boston. mayor marty walsh wants to the mayor spoke of reducing the risk of crashes that result in death and serious years. the mayor did say there would be some spots where it is not going to drop down to 25. >>> a local family is looking for their lost parrot who flew away. the revere family said the parrot means the world to their 3-year-old son who has autism. they say the bird helped calm him down. the family posted this video on youtube and hope someone will recognize the bird. they are offering a $2,000 reward if the bird jays gorgeous, isn't it. >> sara: gorgeous bird and this little boy must miss it so much. >> jason: they will find it. >>> checking in live with all of our reporters after the break. >> sara: a little boy falls out of a roller coaster while

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