the winds gusty from about 7 to 12 miles per hour out of the north-northwest. we could see gusts around 20 to 25 miles per hour as we get in the afternoon hours. cool and blustery today. seasonal temperatures, middle to upper 60s at the end of the week, and we will stay dry right on through the weekend. high temperatures today, cedar rapids 64. cooler up into the northeast. decorah 61. 60 should be the high temperature in dubuque you get farther west into iowa looking at mid to upper 60s. a lot of 60s on the map thanks to this low pressure bringing clouds in from the north. that's bringing cooler canadian air with it. as we move our predictor through the afternoon hours today, this low pressure is going to move to the southeast, taking this cold front. it's going to kind of sit in the ohio valley when we get into around 5 a.m., but we are starting to see clearing skies around our area as we get into thursday. light sprinkles. most of those probably won't reach the ground, and then tomorrow morning, we will see back to sunshine conditions and warmer temperatures

the center of circulation moving to the north/northwest. moving towards georgia during the day tomorrow. forecast path and intensity. it over land and has gradually dispating by thursday. now if that is the case we could be looking at mighty heavy rainfall across southwest or eastern georgia and southwestern south carolina in the coming days. hurricane center says 3-6 inches of rain. some isolated locations can reach 10 inches of rain. there is a thick drought. i mean up to serious to extreme across northern georgia, parts of south carolina. nice if the rain could reach it this area here. but also some of the models that i have seen carry it off shore. now, with the cold front coming in from the north during the day on thursday. tending to surpress the storms to the south. i don't think we will get much if anything from the storm. there is the forecast track becoming dispated area of low pressure. by the time we get to thursday night and during the day on friday. now, for the weather prediction center this is the rainfall forecast we had ea

winds out of the north northwest at 60 miles per hour and as we look at temperatures around the area to cora 55, line 57 and tama in waterloo checking in at 59 and the winds of the north we could see gusty's -- gusts approaching 20- 25 miles an hour. it's all because of the low pressure system bringing us clouds. we could see some sprinkles this afternoon. the clouds break up as we get into the overnight hours. as we get in tomorrow afternoon we should see sunshine but for today mostly cloudy and cooler with temperatures in the low to mid 60s and we are back to know what you can expect for the rest of the week. >>> cedar rapids is now moving on to the next step in flood 2016. we are not out of the woods yet. as you can see the high water in these videos from our drone but the waters are going back into the cedar river basin and that is major. the major threat starting to fade. right now it will be several days before the real cleanup takes place. as cbs two news reporter joe huisinga tells us we could be going down stream. joke? >>reporter: as you said, we're still it major flood sta

a pop up storm is possible, best chances across the north and northwest parts of the area. winds: sw 5-15 mph. some higher gusts possible.this week: scattered on wednesday and into early thursday morning. highs for both wednesday and thursday will be in the 80s. more rain and storms possible for friday with cooler highs in the 70s. upcoming weekend: clearing for the weekend with highs in the 70s. lows in the 50s and low 60s. y: highs in the low 90s and lows around 74. a pop up storm is possible, best chances across the north and northwest parts of the area. winds: sw 5-15 mph. some higher gusts possible.this week: scattered showers and storms are with us on wednesday and into early both wednesday and thursday will be in the 80s. more rain and storms possible for friday with cooler highs in the 70s. upcoming weekend: clearing for the weekend with highs in the 70s. lows in the 50s and low 60s. today: hot and humid with highs in the low 90s and lows around 74. a pop up storm is possible, best chances across the north and northwest parts of the area. winds: sw 5-15 mph. some hi

winds out of the north/northwest at 5 miles per hour. as mentioned earlier, the winds is not going to be a factor for the eagles steelers game it's light and gentle in a northerly direction. wilmington, 67, dover, 67. cape may and atlantic city, 68 degrees. poconos 59 degrees at this hour in the poconos with the wind out of the north at 13 miles per hour. may be somewhat of a windchill this afternoon. winds out of the north northwest at are 5 to 10, very, very light and gentle. here's satellite and radar and we're clear east of the mississippi river from the gulf coast all the way up to maine, just a couple of clouds up across the carolinas. our next weather maker is this cold front pushing through the high plain states. you can see showers embedded within that frontal system. 85 in saint louis. 90 in memphis. 62 in omaha, 67 in bismarck. you can see how we have a cooler slice of weather across the mid atlantic and the northeast, another cooler shot back here. this warm air will get pinched off, we'll never see the 80s return to the area

we are continuing to pick up throughout the mornings out of the north northwest at 10 miles per hour on average. current temperatures tell us that it is cool, 67 degrees in cleveland. 63 in ashland. to think it was not too long ago we saw schools closing because of heat. tomorrow morning kids are going to be at the bus stop in 40- degree weather. 63 in wooster. 65 millersburg. 70 in freemont now. we're climbing but we've already reached, or almost first i'll show you why we're seeing what we are seeing. a cold front pushed through, brought us storms yesterday evening. high pressure dominates now and that will allow us to see a lot of sunshine for your sunday. that's what we're in for. as for the next couple of hours we stay dry but see the temperatures not really going much of anywhere, 8:00 p.m. already on the decline back to the cooler numbers. 60s. notice quickly, see how we go through the 40s, 6:45 a.m. tomorrow morning. then we start to rise into tomorrow morning. and then the upper 70s by tomorrow afternoon. it's not going to be forever that we're going to be in the cool temper

in regards to hurricane newton, it is a category 1 with sustained winds of 90 mph traveling north/northwest at 17 mph. it will be going through the gulf of california into arizona where it will interact with tucson and phoenix as it tracks into downgrade to a tropical storm and by the time it hits the az/nm boarder, it should be a depression or subtropical low pressure system. major flooding and damaging winds will be a huge issue for the folks south of laughlin. golden globe winning actor don side of town... campaigning for hillary clinton. our crews caught "taco y taco"-- where he talked about why he chose such an intimate event to rally for the democratic candidate. 1:54-2:09 "to be able to meet the people who have boots on the ground, and are really the soldiers in this effort. i think its the least i could do is to come down and show my appreciation for the people who are really going to make a difference in the election." cheadle also says he feels there has never been an which candidate to pick was more clear. now let's take a look at today's top stories now trending... take a sneak

it is a category 1 with sustained winds of 90 mph traveling north/northwest at 17 mph. it will be going through the gulf of california into arizona phoenix as it tracks into new mexico. when it does this, it will downgrade to a tropical storm and by the time it hits the az/nm boarder, it should be a depression or subtropical low pressure system. major flooding and damaging winds will be a huge issue for the folks south of laughlin. this just in... michelle obama will be hitting campaign trail for hillary clinton. first lady will join an event in virginia later this month. this will be the first time mrs. obama has campaigned for clinton, outside of the democratic national convention. this announcement comes as a new cnn/orc poll shows trump ahead of clinton nationally ... 45 percent to 43 percent. dozens of marines are thankful to be alive... after the bus they were riding on caught fire. the tennessee highway patrol says the charter bus caught fire on a freeway northwest of chattanooga. 40 marines were tra north carolina to nashville for marine week festivities. they a

it is beginning to move north, northwest and will make landfall as a low pressure system. it is being downgraded from a category one then to low pressure and it will bring with it rain, quite a bit of rain to southern california and arizona. it does not look like we'll see metro area. this is the current radar. you can see it is starting to move in towards yuma. as we zoom in closer, this shows where the rain is starting to move in into southern arizona and up to the northern baja of mexico and into california as well. los angeles and san diego could be getting heavy rain. most of the heavy rain is going to be situated over here in the we're looking at .10-.25 of an inch of rain, upwards of .75-inch of rain. 85 in phoenix. 86 in gila bend. readings warmer in the high country where the humidity will keep temperatures warmer. look at this 10-day forecast. we got the rain in the forecast, tuesday, wednesday, and a chance on thursday. 85 tomorrow and readings in the 90's and you can get weather 24/7 on fox10phoenix.com. >> reporter: this is what makes bruce arians the aggressi

tracking north northwest and eventually will cross over loop 101 to the 303. more spots in glendale and we are seeing them track from southeast to the northwest and move over some of the same areas like the i-10 and grand and track north into peoria and sun city. heads up. you may need to use the windshield wipers a few times this morning. a couple of showers in tempe moving up to mcdowell road and north. scottsdale will get in on the rain and tracking showers northeast over the higher terrain pushing to the north. as we go through the morning to 8:00 we get a chance of spotty showers continue to develop. late this afternoon and evening, another slight chance of storms with the chances only at 10%. anything that does develop and move in will be fairly isolated and spotty like what we are seeing right now. going into this afternoon, we'll see the rain 10% but by tomorrow we're actually pulling in moisture from what is tropical storm roslyn off the coast of baja. this morning, a 10% chance of a stray shower and this afternoon, the best potential across nowhere an

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and this is so it is moving north northwest, starting to turn to the north, and then we'll push all that moisture up into new mexico especially. here is neuronews director here at cbs4. he is staying at cabo san lucas. there their is the picture he sent, and he said this saturday roof of restaurant blown off the restaurant and onto the balcony above it. that's what you get. 74 in buena vista. northwest arvada had 77: same in lone tree. 80 in almowsa. 77 and 83 right now. look at this from howardamosa. 77 and 83 right now. look at this from howard. temperatures tonight, mostly if the 50s and 60s eastern plains, 40s west. and tomorrow, 70s, 80s, still 90s over southeastern colorado. 60s and 70s mounlt. out west -- mountains. out west temperatures in the 80s. denver forecast for tonight, isolated storm, a little fog overnight. 56 and 55. then for tomorrow, looks like we'll see skies begin to clear. lots of sunshine. it.s in the lower 80s -- temperatures in the lower 80s, and for the next several days, we'll stay in the 80s. cool front on friday, the 80s. >> we'll cross our fingers we'll get

winds out of the north/northwest at 10 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 75. so low 80s, barely cracking 80 degrees, north and west, no humidity up here, 82 in philadelphia. trenton, 80. wilmington, 83. look at the warmer numbers down to the southeast. cape may is cooler because you're picking up a bay breeze with the northwesterly breeze coming in strong. everybody else all the way up into the mid 80s. when you factor in the humidity, 88 in millville. 88 in atlantic city. 90 in beach haven. there's where the front sits there. everybody else enjoying a beautiful afternoon. satellite and radar showing a combination of sun and clouds this afternoon. we'll see the front pros on to the southeast. skies will clear within the next hour or two, we should see a lot of sunshine from maybe 2 or 3:00 p.m. on. the wider view shows once the front crosses there's nothing going on. there will set up a nice quiet week here in the delaware and lehigh valleys. the next fronts reinforcing shot of cooler air is right here, it's just getting ready to cross the u.s./canadian line th

this is will out to sea moving north, northwest at 13 miles per hour. it's a fairly weak tropical storm at this point. in fact, the hurricane center said watching that same area i just showed you a 10% chance to develop in over five days. it doesn't have a lot of time because it's headed to land areas. it does help to up our rain forecast, sun and clouds, warm start to the day. by lunchtime storms begin to move inland and then developing showers and storms. the heavier rain probably to our east. 60% tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, seasonal averages to the end of the week. a lot of folks look at this cool down? not yet because it's still summertime both on the official docket and also just walking outside in the state of florida. usually we look for it to cool down with the big cold front the second or third week of october. we're not there yet, so we'll stay with the summer weather. hot weekend. >>> coming up next in sports, bying a piec defense will be out. -- coming up next in sports, buying a piece of the bucs defense will be out. >> i signed up for t

and here is hurricane newton, 75 miles an hour, category 1, north northwest at 18. starting to turn a little to the north. pushing that moisture through to mexico into southeastern sections of the state. that's our news director right here! this is the roof restaurant that was blown off the restaurant onto the balcony above the restaurant! there you are. sorry, boss. as we look at our satellite and radar, we do have a couple of storms trying to get going out east. not a lot of speed limit for those. the moisture is down here. moisture till 5:30, and one till 7:00, and heavier storms. we are seeing a lot of rain, in extreme southeastern sections of the state, and there's the hurricane the red flag warning that goes until 6:00 tonight as we roll the hour by hour forecast, heavier storms over the southeast move out, and this continues from that hurricane moisture. and this is at 3:00 am on thursday morning, plenty. clouds around here, maybe a little misty or rainy conditions down southeast. and a couple of storms push over in the southeast, and skies clear, rolling into

overnight 50 degrees with rain showers clearing after picking up from the north- northwest. tomorrow afternoon, outside fenway park, 64 degrees, noon to 4:00 p.m. some communities are in the low 70s once you get through toward the scott coast. we have other events going on. sunday morning, picture perfect. highs saturday and sunday, 60s with less clouds as we get into the later pa afternoon. monday 65 and tuesday a chance of rain early that morning. we could see derent rainfall totals. >>> check out this close call. a sailboat and airplane. a man is out for a sail wednesday recording when a hundred feet near the boat, 10 to 40 knots. >>> it is the sound of music back on the streets of boston. 60 piian knows placed on the streets of boston. if you put you on tv. >>> tonight, dan made us feel better. his quote was, everyone should calm down. >> exactly. we were very zen now that we saw the video. we assume everything is fine. >> or we could say it's a perfect time to panic. doesn't water with this problem. then jacoby brissett, possibly injured right thumb. no problem. why? ri

this is a decent hurricane, it has winds at 90 mi it is moving up to the north, northwest, it will continue to do so for the next few days. it will then we can on wednesday. that moisture will continue to move into the state. here is future cast cut the height pressure the shrimp high pressure setting over texas. is falling -- here is future cast, the high pressure is sitting over texas. another storm system, it will and there's another chance a rainfall. northern, western parts of the state will see most of the rainfall at of this. the next seven days, enjoy the temperatures, 92 degrees tomorrow, 94 degrees wednesday, look at this next weekend, 92 degrees. >>> monday morning, quarterback, it is time to talk about the court just -- coaches corner. coach their players up and even give them some tough love. we began right there, despite a dominating win in which they have been -- they were not happy with how he ran all his routes. >> we left hundred 20 yards and two touchstones out there. johnson. >> he then gets sacked. >> he played poorly. >> with sun devil country, the devils rally 4 point

winds breezy out of the north/northwest. 17 miles per hour. a few straightout -- showers to talk about. starting to push towards north phoenix. and across areas of kate creek. a good deal of moisture in high country. how long will the chance of rain stick around? >>> proposition 205 is of important decisions you will face on the november ballot. if it passes arizona could be that 5th state to legalize recreational marijuana. today a strong warning about the dangers to children. we spend the day digging into the claims that has -- and have more now. >> a big part of the argument against the passage of 205 is it would lead to an increase in marijuana amongst teens. we are making this claim numbers to back it up is what we found. >> is clearly endangering arizona's children. >> warning teen drug use will skyrocket. and to drive home the point other opponents of proposition 205 brought in out-of-state leaders like the mayor of colorado springs. >> colorado ranks number 14 underage used -- use of marijuana. one study shows it's on the decline. in 20

tonight, scattered showers and thunderstorms and especially the north, northwest and temperatures 64 to 68 degrees. tomorrow lingering showers in the morning. lots of clouds. temperatures in the 70s for high temperatures. your extended forecast has the rain gone from the forecast on monday and stays as throw the week. no rain, no thunderstorms all week long and plenty of sunshine to help things out. now we'll take of sports. >>> in football, a win is a win and the guys will take it. all your iowa football coverage is next. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. i'm chuck grassley and i approve this message because, across party lines to help real people, with real problems. we've passed twenty-seven bills so far, each with bipartisan support. under chuck grassley's leadership, the committee has passed legislation that helps: promote adoption. aid families battling drug addiction. protect victims of child

north east.... high pressure and dry air along jet is keeping skies mainly sunny today with temperatures slightly below normal and winds between 5 and 10 mph out of the west/northwest. as we move through the week though, the jet will push back to the north and cooler air will not flow much into will slowly creep back into the lower 100s. will slowly creep back into the lower 100s. thursday through sunday will be the warm days within the outlook; ranging temperatures between 97 and 103 degrees valley wide. mainly sunny skies look to hold along mild winds with the potential for breezier on next monday. in regards to hurricane newton, it is a category 1 with sustained 17 mph. it will be going through the gulf of california into arizona where it will interact with tucson and phoenix as it tracks into new mexico. when it does this, it will downgrade to a tropical storm the az/nm boarder, it should be a depression or subtropical low pressure system. major flooding and damaging winds will be a huge issue for this morning a dozen people are recovering from two fair accidents over the holiday weekend. now we're learning that an accident in memphis that left teens dangling f

winds out of the north-northwest at 10 to 20 to and occasional gusts to 25. gus.umit 88 degrees for highigh temperatures. we'll be very pleasant.t. here's erin como on this laborh day morning. mning >> breaking news we're tracking out of northeast.f nor person hit by a car new york avenue eastbound remains shuthu down between montana and bladensburg. active police investigation at that scene so please uselease us caution there. you have to detour aroundve to headedour eastbound.astbound. you can use rhode islandslan avenue. you can see westbound trafficffc is flowing and there's light's l volume out there as they slowy w down past that active scene. sce we'll let you know as soon as the eastbound side of new york avenue doese ea rbouneopen. reo we'll switch it back to our to maps right now.ow metro gearing up for service at 7:00 this morniarng.ing mor. they are operating on an adjusted schedule for thisor labor day and free parking t atg all metro stations. station single tracking other red line between silver spring andn silvr glenmont for cable installation. all

today it is moving to the north- northwest, so inching its way ever so slightly closer to the north and south carolina coast, which is why we will see that chance of a few showers later today. further out into the atlantic, we do have another tropical system. this is tropical storm karl. it has 40-mile-per-hour winds few days because it is going to continue over the open atlantic ocean here. by thursday, north of puerto rico, north of haiti and the dominican republic, it will likely strengthen into a category one hurricane. now, at this point this is the end of the five-day forecast track here. we will likely see it taking a turn, so not sure if it will impact any land masses just yet, but, again, it is something worth watching here. you're going to hear us talking about it looking at 88 degrees for fort bragg and fayetteville. 88 degrees in rayford. 87 in lillington an dunne. 86 degrees in wilson, rocky mount, smithfield and goldsboro this afternoon. 87 degrees in durham. 88 degrees in raleigh. 82347 lewisburg and henderson. the carolina panthers kicking off against the san francisco 4

winds will stay light out of the north northwest and overall, we will see dry and hot conditions once again today. also impacting unhealthy air quality for the east and south bay today and the fire will contribute to more particulate matter. it's a spare the air day bay area wide. it will be another hot one and the full forecast still ahead with the cool down on the horizon. >>> the presidential nominees are back on the campaign trail fresh off their first debate. hillary clinton will be in north carolina while donald trump heads to florida. we have reaction to last night's face off. >> never going to happen. our country is suffering because people like secretary clinton have made such bad decisions. >> donald, i know you live in your own reality. >> reporter: both sides are claiming victory after last night's brewings debate. donald trump questioned if hillary clinton is fit to service. >> she doesn't have the look. she doesn't have the stamina. >> reporter: and clinton claims he won't release his tax returns because he has something to hide. >> maybe he doesn't want all of you watch

air will come down with a gusty north-northwest wind beginning friday night. so this weekend, it will feel the part being the first weekend of fall. tomorrow is the first day of fall. it onto -- won't feel like that at all. showers friday afternoon or night. ushers in much chillier weather wooempblgt. a few spots could be close to frosty levels if not sunday morning, then probably monday temperatures that we continue to experience for now. >> turning now to your health. here at 4:30, a new study shows shocking may permanently damage a person's dna. if people quit smoking most of the disease-causing genetic footprints left behind will fade after about five years, but some will stay there. forever, and that's concerning because genetic damage is responsible for both cancer and heart disease, two leading united states. >> fitness trackers may not help you lose weight. a new study finds people using the trackers lost about five pounds less than those who didn't wear them. there is a possible explanation for this. apparently seeing their progress led some people to

more to the north northwest, eventually weakening.ventually working itself off in new fine land and not a problem for us any longer but yes we have the rough surf if you were down the shore, saw images of the shore you can see big crashing waves at about ten to 11 feet. ocean dangerous conditions, you do not want to go into the ocean, stay on the sand. conditions, nice and quiet, center city philadelphia, cool temperature, wind calm temperatures across the area down to the 50's in the poconos, mid 60s in wilmington. we have the nice dry comfortable air in place as has been the trend all throughout the weekend. that is going to change unfortunately as we head into the second half of the week with summertime making a return. checking in on live neighborhood network. breezy conditions, rehoboth beach point pleasant gusting up to around 15 miles per hour even some higher gusts than that. breezy conditions, even in the city down to 64 degrees, under variable clouds. for labor day, not looking too bad, mostly sunny, breezy, 82 for high temp

i thwe miracle mile shops, 85 degrees, north-northwest at nine, 15% and cooler out on the west sight. delightful 78 degrees with a north wind at six. charleston and the 215. 80s for the most part across the valley. 89 down southeast lows having as. no 90s. wind gusts in the 30 to 35-mile-per-hour range southeast valley. a little less as you move up toward the northwest. downtown studios so they are still blowing. just went down to 12 miles an hour. we do have a wind advisory in effect until 8:00 p.m. i'll show you that map. meanwhile, around southern nevada, wind speeds that are blowing temperatures to 94 down in lofland. top of the hour, airport was 87 degrees. look at a high tomorrow of 86 so we are out first of all, the national shot. you can see moisture in the southeast. for us, we have a little cutoff low right there and that's spreading moisture in northern parts of the state but nothing getting in here. a few clouds zip through to the north as you can see but -- and some moisture over in arizona but the wind advisory until 8:00 p.m. tonight and then wind should subside. 37 up

here's a live look from the downtown tower cam, looking to the north, northwest. and beautiful sky conditions out there, after a pleasant day overall, we have lots of stars out there, and dry conditions that should persist tomorrow. starry skies, and bright blue to follow on our thursday, readings begin to rise a quick reversal of the trend, a one day cool in the 50's, in the mid's at that. 57 in beaver dam. fond du lac, and also water town, but hanging on to low 60s along the lake. 63 in milwaukee, 62 in racine. the change from 24 hours ago is substantial in a few spots. remember the cold front went through yesterday, 11 degrees burlington. and we widen out the view, just off to the west, it's still 71 degrees in des moines, and in wichita. so the gradual climb is coming in our direction. here's a look at space, showing an abundance of the clear skies, cloudy will skirt us from the southwest, should not amount to much at all. the high pressure dominates the condition. crystal c a and tomorrow. the next storm system, will get organized and bring unsettled conditio

we have certainly cool down with the rain 71 degrees with dewpoint 66, the winds out of the north/northwest. the good news rest easy severe thunderstorm watch canceled but we still have a chance for a new -- a few more showers and thunderstorms before the cold front moves through. a complete look at the forecast coming up in the next fewin minutes. dade countyy area it looks like snow, some report the hill is they ping-pong ball.. ill is available for apple and android devices. looking at the hale. unbelievable. big story tonight, to uphold the law bute milwaukee police officer arrested for allegedly driving drunk anda crashing into an empy squad car. . williams and more. embarrassed. and upset it herself pretty much. already says her neighbor and family and friends,r 48-year-old milwaukee policece officer feels regret after incident saturday afternoon. we are told off-duty officer supposedly drinking and dri that red traffic light. the off-duty officer 22 years of experience arrested for operating whileu intoxicated. te policea veteran made a mistake. she still is a person on the other sid

north northwest wind at 5:00. over at the desert inn and 215, 77 in spring valley, same at the northeast valley, nellis, pahrump you're at 72, 77 in mesquite and 78 in boulder city. all right you will see the frontal system in the area here, clear and cool resulting getting this radiational cooling, it's really very pleasant overnight, you could open the window. 58 in pahrump, 65 in boulder city, still not too bad. 47 up on the mountain, tomorrow, pretty much what they were today up a degree or two at most. little warmer in eastern clark county, overton, mesquite, at the lake mead marina. and warm springs and alamo, overnight mid 60s, clear skies rather cool and tomorrow probably the warmest day of the next seven, 91 with the let's plan your day, 68, winds hardly noticeable. and noon, northeast winds at 10, and so seven-day forecast, we do a little low that could develop in the south and move up. that should increase clouds on tuesday, maybe a rain shower late in the day. certainly, shower tuesday or wednesday, an

the rest of the area gets another inch or two possible in just to the north, northwest of us. they are developing in north central iowa and moving into the northeastern part of the state through the evening hours. heavy rain later tonight and tomorrow. >>> the suspect in a decade's old cold case says he did abduct and kill 11-year-old jacob wetterland of minnesota. he was riding his bike with a brother and friend in 1989 when a masked man grabbed that man police thought was danny hiemrick. officers interviewed him but never had enough evidence to heinrich ended up in police custody last year after a separate case turned up child last year after a separate case turned up child pornography. he led officials to the remanys end -- remains ending years of speculation. fairance is sticking around. today the school extended his contract through 2026. the school said he is one of the top coaches in the country and has a strong momentum surrounding the hawkeye football program. he will make 4 and $4 and a half million per season under that extension. we want to know what you think about

today it is moving to the north- northwest here at about five miles per hour. and because it is moving closer to the coast, that's why we have the chance of seeing the further out into the atlantic, we now have tropical storm karl. 40-mile-per-hour winds gusting to 50. it is moving to the west at 13 miles per hour. and this system is worth watching here the next few days. the current trajectory has it staying north of most of the the caribbean islands, but it will strengthen by thursday into a category one hurricane and then continue on this kind of northwesterly track here. so we're hoping, of course, updated as that track gets extended beyond friday. outside in our area today in the sand hills, looking at a high of 88. rayford, 87 in sanford. and 86 today in wilson and rocky mount. 86 also in goldsboro. 87 in clinton a few showers or storms likely later today. 87 degrees in durham and chapel hill. 88 in raleigh. the panthers francisco 49ers. partly cloudy and hot for the game. 86 degrees at kick-off. 89 degrees for that last play, so definitely a warm one if

it will eventually come from the north/northwest. temperature 56 degrees and we will continue to see those temperatures take a tumble overnight tonight, temperatures will continue to lower with clearing conditions after midnight tonight. may have. 68 degrees and breezy. 60s across-the-board tomorrow for some communities around 70 degrees. for most locations another cool days for sunday. back to the 70s on tuesday and wednesday with a chance for winning -- rain early tuesday >> thank you so much. red sox continue to power their way through the american league.>> and david ortiz, the record he set tonight. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? ancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of

. >> the storm will continue to push slowly north, northwest, and then linger to our south and west here. tuesday morning, 75 miles per hour wind and that is equal to hurricane strength. tuesday to thursday, the storm exits out to sea and then we are done with it, but prior to this, we could pick up some beneficial rain in southeastern massachusetts. 1 to 2 inches of rainfall with the heaviest rain staying offshore and the max wind gusts, time right during labor day. we are also dealing with some intense wind gusts of 35 to 60 miles per hour all along the coast, primary through tuesday morning with major erosion likely across the beaches. >> that was meteorologist pamela gardner from our boston station wbz. >>> turning to campaign 2016 now. both hillary clinton and donald trump campaigned on ohio on this labor day. polls show clinton's e-mail scandal continues to weigh heavily on donald trump is making a final push before the election. >> reporter: the latest cbs news ballots ground tracker poll shows hillary clinton leads donald trump 45% to 37% in pennsylvania, but trump's campaign say

we still have our wind out of the north northwest sustained at about 12 miles an hour. sixty-three mount pocono, trenton has 73, 70 atlantic city and wilmington, up in lancaster, it is 67 degrees. our dew point, 50's in reading, 60s just about everywhere else. not too uncomfortable yet thanks to the north northwesterly winds, there they are, nothing extreme, but just little breezy out there. pretty nice actually like we said, 88 degrees was yesterday's high, i think we will beat that today, with high temperature oh, of about 90 degrees. yes, welcome back to philadelphia public school student, starting fresh today, high of 90 degrees, breezy start and humid afternoon. that's your forecast for today. are we starting a heatwave? we'll let you know coming up with bob kelly. >> just talking about funny lunch boxes. i grew up in the city so i came home for lunch, so the nuns would linus up, 11:30, walk home, and you had to be back by 1215:67:89 so i only lived a block from school. you went home. you had lunch real quick. and then right out the door and back up street esteban

the winds are still out plaintiff north, northwest at -- out of the north and northwest, it feels as comfortable at 93 can feel. we have an isolated shower or storm late tonight and that is fine. bus stop temperatures, 64 to 9pm, the only release of thunderstorms, the hottest day appears to be thursday, with heat indexes 100 to 105, these are the forecast temperatures, 91 tomorrow, 92 on friday, back to 95 on saturday. pretty toasty, our average high is only 83 right now, we don't see any records, tomorrow looks safe, the record high tomorrow is 104, i think that's safe. i think it's safe on thursday and pretty safe on friday and saturday, a little closer on friday, record high 98 and record high of 95. it's getting close. it will feel more like august. here's the futurecast, we'll see a couple of showers and nothing huge, temperatures 80 downtown, but 70s in the bushes. by 6:00 a.m. we'll see partly cloudy skies and sprinkles out to 81 and points west. temperatures are not as cool they've been, we can see 68 in silver springs and 69 in fairfax to start. and everyone is back in the 7

it has 40 mile-per-hour winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour moving to the north northwest evening. it will be a very short-lived store but will pack a punch especially for georgia and south carolina as we head through the next couple of days. here's the latest forecast track and as you can see it is already a remnant low by the time we had to wednesday evening. it tomorrow evening we have artie weekend and lost a tropical storm characteristics. it could produce up to of rain for parts of the georgia and south carolina coast over the next few days. something worth watching as well as those high winds and tornadoes threats as the storm pushes into georgia and south carolina. we are making some progress on their hurricane names. it poses no threat and we have julia over florida right now. but the heavy rain will stay primarily along georgia and south carolina coast. it will work its way for the to the north and it will break up and have some impact. overall, the impacts of north carolina look to be minimal over the next several days. still something worth watching especially if you ha

meantime, a turbulent sky out there, from our waukesha county tower cam, as we look to the north northwest, we're seeing the southern end of the storms that we just saw on radar affecting fond du lac and dodge county. and then in port washington, more of those cumulus clouds, a turbulent atmosphere, as the storm system continues traversing southeastern wisconsin. so, in your weather we do still have rumbles rolling on through, it's going to turn into a terrific tuesday, though, as we clear out overnight tonight. and then get ready for a slow slide in our temperatures toward the end of the week. outside now, a dramatic slide in our temperatures from the 80s, very quickly, in the rain-cooled air to the 60s, 65 beaver dam. 64 west bend and waukesha, 71 in milwaukee. let's widen out the view, show you the view from space, and even heavier stuff, blowing up illinois. again, southern end of the line of showers and storms associated with this cold front, which is pushing through our area right now. this is a very thin narrow line affecting us this evening, behind it, look at that, for hundreds of

and now from our downtown tower cam, looking to the north/northwest, you see university tower and clouds building in. from when we joined you at 4:00, we had picture perfect blue skies. these clouds rolling in from the west. no precipitation associated with those clouds. that will change as we g in your weather headlines, more gray on the way. clouds coming, leading to a soggy stretch of weather right through the end of the work week, as temps take a tumble by friday, we'll be probably closer to the 60s than the 70s and 80s. outside right now we are well into the 70s in most spots. 74 degrees in beaver dam, also in watertown it's 73 degrees in west bend and waukesha. still the spirit of 76 in burlington. 75 degrees for you fine folks in officially in milwaukee's mitchell. the dewpoints have started creeping up. the humidity level is still very comfortable when you get dewpoints in the 50s, but they're starting to creep up and i think tomorrow they're going to rise rapidly with a southerly breeze that will switch around from the southeast to more of a southwestly direction, drawing up hea

wind out of the north, northwest generally, but they are calm. there's a lack of significant cloud cover, there's a low line of cloud cover forming over south jersey, i think we wind up with sunshine in most areas and we'll have thicker cloud cover riding through, we'll call it partly sunny overall. 63 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 73 by 10:00 a.m. the other big feature today is the temperature. it will be warm this afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 88. you get a high of 89 around 4:00 p.m. some thermometers hit 90 this afternoon. a very rare, very warm afternoon for late september. by 5:00 p.m., you're still at 87. 89 is the high in philadelphia. 88 in wilmington, 90 in reading, close to that in allentown and lancaster and trenton. 85 in wilmington, down the shore we'll get out of the 70s today and into the low to mid 80s. tomorrow a cold front drops through, behind it it will be breezy, we'll start to see the temperatures settle. it will be warm with a high of 78 degrees. cooler air coming in for sunday. we can see that when we show you the football forecast for su

looking north-northwest. you can see just a few decorative clouds. and lots of bright sunshine. what a pret tpeu night. pretty night it is. autumn arrives tomorrow. at 10:21:00 a.m. keep your tpaert favors handy. or maybe if you a few dried leaves. color. of course meteorologist fall begins september 1. but astronomical. the point at which the sun travels across. to the southern hemisphere. is tomorrow morning. >> . we're in the 60s right now. falling off. after a high of 83. another very warm day. i'll share with you interesting stats on a graph. that compares normal. hra*fly epg. lovely evening. busy day for republican presidential candidate. donald trump. here in northeast ohio. >> . he and his running mace took part in a conference. a a cleveland heights church. >> . to talk racial issues and taped a town hall meeting. when asked about violence in the black community. trump said he would fight back with a controversial tool. >> . right. one of the things i'd i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. we did it in new york. it worked well. and you have to be pro-active.

the phantom gourmet fenway park zanoun to 4:00 upper 60s with a breeze out of the north-northwest. the cool air is centered on sunday and monday. a bit of a warm-up on tuesday. the elusive heavy rain event region-wide is still exactly that, elusive. certainly no rain tonight. a picture perfect night. >>> the patriots are one-point underdogs. even once we know who the starting quarterback is, what does he do later in the game? >> that says a lot about the patriots. let's go to steve burton with the latest on what's happening here at gillette. i feel good about this, steve opinion. >> reporter: all signs are pointing to jaco being the starter tonight. boston.com is reporting jimmy garoppolo is not even going to dress for tonight's game. so brissett will be the man. this means julian edleman will be the backup tonight. seems like the logical choice. belichick was asked about it the field. you have to know that some of the guys are still sore from miami. these quick turn-arounds are tough mentally and physically with so little time to get ready. >> it's always tough to prepare in the n

as the front moves south, we'll change the wind direction more to the north northwest and as we look to the early afternoon, already in the 60s and low 70s across new hampshire and the sea coast and far northern massachusetts. as we head towarin 50s and 60s are taking over. it will be much cooler by evening and the clouds will be increasing and with this a chance for showers on friday night. so very different weather from breakfast to dinner plannings on friday p lan -- plans on friday evening. we'll start with low clouds on saturday morning and then bring cooler air pouring down across new england, the first really crisp fall weekend of the season so far. so saturday, upper 60s and a morning shower and more sunshine towards the afternoon, and then sunday, a mix of sun and clouds and low 60s and certainly, very dry air. so the muggy conditions to start this week, there is none of that in the forecast. in fact, the dew points will be back in the 30s on sunday and monday. that's chap stick weather. here is day, and it stretches into sunday, monday, and tuesday of next week but the one

they lighten up tonight but out of tomorrow, out of the north northwest from 19 to 30 miles per hour. your forecast then for today, a west wind at 15 to 30 miles per hour and temperatures in the low 60s to upper 60s from iowa city to washington. for tonight, it will be clear, chile, and breezy as well. temperatures in the low to mid 40s areawide, going for a low of 44 degrees in cedar rapids and your extended forecast tuesday looking for a high of 66 degrees with sunshine and cooler on wednesday. sunshine around with 65 degrees and temperatures start to warm up around 69 degrees to 70 degrees by the time we get into the weekend. the big story here is there is no rain in the forecast at all into next weekend. >> you mentioned as you look at river levels that the amount of force that is coming through the river is phenomenal. >> just looking at the sky cams and the videos we are seeing, you can just see the waves and the rivers just coming down from vinton. all that is pushing down to the we are expecting obviously the river to rise another 4 feet by tomorrow afternoon. >> we will keep

winds out of the north northwest at 35 to 15 miles per -- 5 to 1r hour. 1:00 p.m., 70. 3:00 p.m., 72.:00 p.m., 75. we'll call it breezy and cooler and chilly overnight tonight. 43 degrees outlying suburbs, 53 for center city under mostly clear skies. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, isn't that a nice sight? 75 today for the temple homecoming. 73 tomorrow afternoon, sunny and pleasant, feeling like falls. morning lows in the 40s and 50s south and east. 76 degrees monday and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, actually, brian the whole week high temperatures will be feeling like fall with the combination of clouds and sun or more clouds and sun. >> you have to take a week off, it's a cut, copy paste forecast. >> reporter: it's an easy one. >> you can finder the seven-day forecast at 6abc.com/weather weather. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredict

west northwest at 7 miles an hour. turn to the northnd work its way northeast that may not happen for days. the national hurricane center sends out the track continues to drift it to the northwest 50 miles an hour, though, this will be by wednesday at midnig midnight. so it will weaken a bit, still a large area of tropical storm force winds. so will create rough surf likely beach erosion and rip current risks but by thursday and friday there it goes into the north atlantic passing halifax and moving out of the area. finally that's when our weather changes here. big area of tropical storm force winds but look how that stronger wind area shrinks it gets a little closer. not quite seeing those strong wind gusts here along new jers jersey. but long island and parts of new england will see that strong wind continue to go gust out of the northeast. there it is by tuesday. the wind beginning to taper off still seeing that rough surf, though, likely. wind gusting 10 to 15 miles an hour as the storm gets little closer it might creep up just a li