off by by .3%. hang seng off by about by the same amount in percentage basis. >> as for the broader market, mentioned the price of oil, it is pulling back a bit today after a strong rally. we back off from 46 on wti, 45, 45, 54, excuse me. down 1.7%. brent is down a little less than that, 1.3%, above $47 a barrel. the focus for the energy market turns to next wednesday's producer meeting in algeria. this week some informal talks between iran and saudi arabia, two major producers often at odds, that's what happened last time, couldn't agree on the production freeze. will they next week? >> there is all kinds of job ownings from opec. >> the weaker dollar is helpful for commodities including oil. this morning, taking a bit of a pause. stronger against the euro. just by a bit, hovering above 112. the dollar is stronger against the japanese yen, backing above that 100 level that we know the japanese are watching so carefully that weaker yen better for tone overall. the pound stays below 130, weaker agai

we taxied out, got clearance to take off before we even got to the runway. sav took off. it was a roaring takeoff. i followed right after him, and i rejoined a loose route and then we went out to tactical and we headed to the northwest. we were talking with potomac and potomac was giving us vectors for where they thought or anticipated the threat might be. so we were looking on our radars, trying to dig out, did we get any low returns? >> did you see the pentagon in? >> yeah. >> what did you think? >> it was surreal. it was totally surreal to see just this billowing black smoke. we didn't get high. we were at about 3,000 feet. we were smoking over the city at area low altitude. we never got above 3,000 feet, at least on that first weepsweep out because we needed to make sure we stayed low for the visual radars at that point. >> what was the chain of command like for you? was the communication any better, were you getting clear signals as to what was required, examine what was happening, the big picture? >> no. not at that point in time. we knew what our mission was, and t

even despite the system off shore. it is one of those looks can be deceiving kind of deals though, because the system really churning up the surf. so if we can, we go out to the maps, storm scan3, nice and quiet here locally, but that's not necessarily when you look out to sea what's posted now, post tropical cyclone hermine, basically the renmant that far system. while all is good, even up toward cape cod, you do still have the clouds sort of building in on the outward rim of this system possibly passing shower, but i would say generally speaking we stay dry here today. only thing is even when you see some of the clouds, parting for some sunshine, even at the shore, you have to keep in mind that that

these lift off to the north. it's courtesy of this big blob on the satellite and radar and that broad storm system will drop in here over the next couple of days, and it is going to stay here even into the weekend. so you will need that umbrella not just today but you'll need it a lot over the next couple of days. it is 6:47 now. you can see the showers moving into our southwestern counties out towards bucyrus. not everyone is seeing rain right now. if you join me in the norwalk ver milion is about 7:24. i think most of this will miss the cleveland area, but look at all this rain north of dayton. that is moving in the same general direction. so once this light rain moves through out to the west, there will be more rain. i think those of you west of 71 are going to get a good soaking today. for the rest of us, it's late morning and into the afternoon that rain chances are a little more impressive. temperature trend, 64 at midday, 68hi you out to the east maybe just a few degrees warmer. to the west places like san

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this is part off coats all week hoping to tackle the competition. people can still come drop off coats, or hats and gloves during tonight's game. these coats will be distributed in 22 counties across eastern iowa. some will go to the cedar rapids salvation army. they say it's hard finding coats for kids, since kids are always outgrowing them and they are happy to see kids helping out their peers. "it's very exciting to see kids in our community doing community, and getting involved, so on that aspect it's very warming." a tally of the coats will be taken around 7:30 tonight. so there's still time to come donate tonight on t-v nine news at six, hear from students who donated, and the pride they say they will take in winning on the football field, and at the coat collecting box. live in cedar and if you can't make a donation at the football game tonight, t-v nine will be collecting coats for kids all this month. we're asking for new or gently used coats that we'll distribute to kids in need. go to kcrg dot com for a full list of the drop off sites. yo

seas off shore buoys around 8 feet. waves actually pick up tomorrow, surf heights eight, possibly even 10 feet near a shore. then finally tuesday waves subside, wind go off shore that is what you like, northwest to westerly win, so, better conditions as far as surfing go by middle of the week. not until end of the week to possibly to some swimming. rip currents will be strong next several days. high pressure just blocking storm system moving off to the north and east and it moves around a bit produce ago i few clouds for labor day, maybe a stray shower on coastline. made in america concert looks great. yesterday no problem, today temperatures mid to upper 70's. tonight partly cloudy, dry. today we are close to 80 degrees. evening temperatures great for barbecue, tomorrow, possibly even lower 80's with some sunshine. enjoy your sunday. partly sunny skies. 78 degrees. mid mid 60's for the low. extended forecast each day warmer. look at the that. return to summer. lower 90's. >> i like it. >> still officially summer. >> it

all traffic being diverted off of airport road. bet, believe it or not, is just to avoid i-95 now. route 42 around the atlantic city expressway. just typical delays right now with everybody back to work and school heading back to philadelphia. >>> next, we'll run down the headlines and the stories we'll be following for you throughout the day. >>> and we're getting ready for another week of high school football. here are this week's choices for the high school blitz game of the week. you can vote by texting or calling the number on your screen. go to nbc10.com or the app. we'll have the vote for you at 11:00. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is respo

the ftse 100 is off 1.51%. the cac 40 is off 2% on rate hike concerns. sectorwise, basic resources lead the charge by 3.5% of banks, autos, oil and gas also being sold off. household goods, food and beverages are doing better but are still deeply in the red. we'll go out to frankfurt to see how the dax is doing. >> the dax is down 2% mainly on the uniper story we are seeing. but in general it's the rate hike concerns once again. and, of course, you have to keep in mind that roughly more than 60% of german stocks are owned by u.s. american mutual funds. so other funds are based in the united states. so i think there is a heightened concern here that with the fed hiking rates, of course, there's a reshuffle of apple's allocations also taking place here in germany. looking at the e.on stock making up the buzz of the turnover here together with uniper, the shares have slowed down by half a percent. the story is still with uniper's initial price disappointingly low, people are saying that the impairment cost for e.on is bigger than previously anticipated. we

this is the nfl kick off village. you can see the helmets. there's interactive things going runs through about 8:00 tonight and tomorrow 10:00 to 6:00. the set up yesterday is still going on. they built up the stageefor the concert tomorrow night. also part of the kick off village, the pregame show with the sound checks going and everything and here in the park we're talking about autograph lombardi trophy. some road closures will affect your drive downtown. bannic and 4th street will be closed. 14th goes around the park here because they had to bring in this stuff. this is opening at 3:00 today and tomorrow we are talking about the concert and the kick off with peyton manning. we'll talk about the nfl kick off village as super bowl champs. >>> sounds like fun. happening today we're expecting to learn more about the expansion the boulder to fort collins. organizers aren't saying a whole lot but scu's new stid yum will play a big part. >> we have been on and off having a conversation the last three years and i guess good things take time. >> o

i thought, maybe we'll get him a week off. we got him retired. >> it's just amazing how the be so big i'm thankful that had the compassion. >> sanchez says will will keep working in the little village of chicago and thankful for the donations and will use some of it to help his grand kids. >>> the broncos did a good job of hitting often. they laid it on the quarterback whether he was in the pocket or out of the pocket. those shots to the head, you will the judge most people thinking that they were. the broncos know there's a fine line between being dirty and playing hard. >> i'm not worried about it. i think we'll still be us and be aggressive. i don't think that i with should change anything that we have been doing. world champs >> we just play hard and hit hard. we play faster than any defense in the league. just because we hit cam in the head a couple times, that doesn't make us dirty. there's a lot of dirty players and that's not our mo. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blo

the lightbulb went off. what is it in. >> tram is guessing the 101, the 10, and the 51. >> and i will pick the 60. >> you just named all of the freeways. you only get one guess. >> sure did. >> well, you pick. >> you tell us. >> all right, thanks, krystle. >>> 6:15 a.m. is the time. the nfl is back and tonight is a rematch of the super wl broncos and the only plaits to catch the game is right here- -place to catch the game is right here at 5:30 p.m. and we are your football station for the next four to five months, the highest rated show in america is sunday night football. and fresh off of a couple of weeks in rio, jay gray is now in denver. oh, i hope you got some sleep. but are you ready for game day? >> reporter: i am so readily, early. here is the thing, parking, no issue no this morning. got in--issue this morning. got no really close, but there is nothing here. i don't know, maybe it is not a big deal, or maybe i just came a limit too early--came a little too early. there is going to be a rematch of s

in answering that, he's gone off a little bit. for example he left an explicative voicemail and he was criticized for the voicemail and other things. that's some of the surrounding him. >> what is he doing to reform the biggest welfare state in the nation? >> they really are groundbreaking. maine was one of the only states that hadn't instituted a time limit on how long you could get food stamps, most did that in the '90s. he put a five-year limit on food stamps, you have to work 20 hours a week, volunteer an hour a day. a year after he proposed those restrictions, 80% had fallen off the food stamp rolls and making more income. >> thank you so much. a little preview of what we can expect on full measure, that airs right morning. thank you so much. we'll see you then. >> 4:47 on this friday and six manatees trapped on a golf course or in a pond on a golf course, for more than a week, have been freed. the manatees got stuck in the pond when hurricane hermine hit the coast more than a week ago. look at them struggling. as the door wo

and off to the shoulder. no delays. and then we've got a depression in the roadway eastbound martin luther king past himes. and now the right lane is there. and also this is an area that's got a lot of including st. joe's down the street. ray man james close to the there. if you're traveling eastbound for your morning commute, go ahead and take columbus or hillsborough instead. that's weather and traffic. and now back to gayle and paul. >> look up. look up. >>> all right, a catfish falls from the sky. what would you do? >> what happened next and where one woman believes the fish came from. >>> and major questions surrounding hillary rodham she stumbled at the 9/11 ceremony and how it's impacting her campaign schedule. you're watching news channel 8 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutt

getting off the ball, that's the big problem. they didn't get off on the snap count. and the right tackle. got to be able to come off on the football. penetration in that part of the >> kevin: i think the kid from the pier was the one limping. 1st and 10. from knile davis. third round pick out of arkansas four years ago. up to about the 10. >> kevin: that will take us to the two-minute warning. all i need in the 4th preseason game. some of the things he was looking for. >> rich: he has a pretty good idea. those players are going to be. they'll get back to green bay and mike will meet with ted thompson and begin to start going through different scenarios. but make the next couple of days. >> kevin: the packers scratch games are on sale now. packers home game. learn switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cel

new jersey, that one went off. so that's typical of the kinds of people that are just trying to do it themselves. they probably didn't travel out to the middle east or some place to get the kind of training that some other people have done. so they're probably people that using the internet to research and then develop the devices. >> and, steve, here in new york, we're constantly hearing and saying if you see something, if you hear something, say something. what kind of message do you give to people in terms of what to look out for and how to know when it's worth alerting the authorities? >> well, in this case, you probably -- what a citizen would have seen was somebody taking a large object, when it's a toolbox or whether it was a pressure cooker, just something that they had to carry, and they left it somewhere and then they walked away. now, that usually is the red flag right there. so in this case -- and the same thing occurred with the boston bombings when they basically placed those pressure cookers in the g

we need to be hands off. back off this kid. be supportive and let him grow.im take his bumps bruises just like eli man diagnose, just like troy aikman did just like donovan mcnabb did. eventually he'll be great. iain? >> all right, we're hoping so. thank you sean. >>> scores of kids in the city are going to head back to school with fancy new kicks. high heels hopes celebrating the success of their first ever back to school shoe drive with donations from city residents and businesses. the group was able to buy 100 pairs of shoes for kids in need. >> marilyn monroe motto give the girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world much that's true. girls aside from the school bags and things like that, school shoes really matter. we figure why not do back to school drive that's not your average one. >> why not? the organization says since this year was so successful they plan on holding the drive every school year. >>> so good for them. >> all right. heat is coming back i guess. >> heat is coming back. >> watch that radar closely that storm hermine does not want

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it hasn't cooled off that much. we have got temperatures in the mid to even a few upper 60s in northern new england where it has become cloudy where it was clear most of the night in southern new england. temperatures did drop off especially in the valleys where there's fog that will burn off. 50s at norwood and taunton and 54 in new bedford so it's little cooler. clouds will be coming humidity even though we are going to have a warm day today is going to stay on low side. we are never going to get too much of the higher humidity from the southwest. looking at high temperatures around 82 to 84. not as warm as yesterday but it will be warmer at east coastal beaches because more of a southwest wind. more of a sea breeze yesterday. 82 to 84 the first part of this afternoon like noon to 2 or so south and fall. >> the 60s by this evening. it's still host hot across the nation. plenty hot weather. we are watching the front to the north that will settle to the south this has band of showers across the northern mountains. t

it is starting to cool off. it was a little warm. but, the mornings and >> check out the morning over toward vernet valley a gorgeous shot coming in from mike as the sun rose over clouds. use that hashtag because we want to see your photos, outside right now here is a look at the air quality in the moderate range a little bit of haze 86 the winds are east and one thing you might notice it does feel humid out there today, dew points 55, the monsoon level is 55 or higher. we are considered a monsoon day, here is the average temperature, there is good news throughout the entire year, we peak in june and july, 107 today coming in with an average high of 102 and that will continue to drop, keep your eye on december, 65 gorgeous degrees on average of ur not a lot to talk about as far as the weather is concerned. the only place we see shower activity is in the northeastern corner of our state quickly moving off to the northeast, further down to the south look at this, a disturbance moving in toward arizona and that is why we are increasing

we're starting off with breaking news this morning . some students are just heading off to bed.. after being locked inside walter johnson middle school for more than 16 hours.. all the kids were gone by 4-30 this morning.. officials say there was a mercury spill.. so hazmat officials had to come to the school we'll have a live report on this later is the morning helping kids start how a saints player is pitching in... and helping students with the tools they need to succeed. football season starts today!!! i'm ad live at the wynn sportsbook with what teams are looking best.... at least according to your pocketbooks. 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. wn the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. good morning.. we continue to follow with breaking news this morning . some students are just heading off to bed..

donald mayor's daughter was killed after getting off the bus never charged. mayor is pushing lawmakers to allow cameras to keep students safe. >> it's not an accident because it's preventible, and it's not a tragedy because we know it's gonna happen again. >> reporter: at least 15 states allow cameras to be mounted outside school buses to record motorists illegally passing in. four months, they sent citations to 6,600 motorists. >> that's a lot of violators in >> reporter: >> be careful out there. critics of school bus camera programs claim they're about generating revenue. >>> a heroic rescue after a school bus crash in north >>> video shows a car deliberately plow into a group of phoenix police officers standing outside of a gas station. the officers are seen thrown over the suv, a 33-year-old rookie. he suffered a concussion but he was able to use his tazer and wrestle the driver to the ground. a sergeant on-scene suffered lenneg. >> i'm outraged by this incident. this is a violent, cowardly act on our police officers. our phoenix police officers were targ

in comcolthere may be a dying off quickly. just a couple south of akron and holy oak, southeastern colorado, another cold front working in. and see this line on the radar, it's dust being picked up by gusto wind. 20, 30, 40 mile per hour winds from colorado springs toward lamar. and that gallon on for another few hours. 50s behind it, 40s for the most part in the elevations. 78 at the airport, 76 downtown, started at 50. close to the normals for this time of year. nowhere near the records of 92 and 32. in the 50s, southeast wind at 8. humidity has come up a little bit. but that pressure is on the rise. with the future cast, not much to show you, we clear it off tonight. there could be a eastern plains. tomorrow we start off sunny, we'll get some clouds in the afternoon and a couple of those scattered showers that we expect to see sometimes this time of the year. as otherwise a quiet day on the way. a lot of 40s on the eastern plains, 30s up high, 30s and 40s up west. tomorrow back into the 70s. 60s up high, 70s on the western

watch as one guy finds a fast line off to the left, up and over that ledge, off he goes. the guy he's riding with, he's permutations. he's talking to one of his buddies. bunch his friends says that line was definitely not the good line. you better come back. >> you did call it a ledge. how far did it go down? >> watch what these guys discover when they go back to see where he went. >> oh, gosh. >> holy cow! >> was that a well? >> there's a hole. >> a mine shaft. the guy went up and r that mine shaft. >> [ bleep ]. that's a mine shaft! >> let's see if we can hear the guy. >> lucky! >> [ bleep ]. >> typically australian. a little messed up, but you're okay. i want to show you the slow-mo that the gopro camera caught. you notice, he sees the hole, starts to jump off the bike but can't quite make it. the bike goes in, he follow it is down. smile on his face. it took hours to get him out of there. he was at the bottom of about a 50-foot mean shaft for hours. >> no way! >> yes. >> and he survived that with no injuries? >> no injuries. >> what about the bike? i guess it's stayin

for tonight, a couple of showers moving off. ben? >> when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> first, i'm following breaking news. police have blocked off several blocks of fond du lac avenue as they search for a shooting suspect. police say someone was shot in the arm near fond du the suspect reportedly fired out of a window. police say the suspect is still inside an apartment building near fond du lac and custer. i'll continue to bring you the latest information. >> tim, thank you. >> new from overnight, a man was shot and killed near a senior living center at 50th and bradley in brown deer. police say they have arrested a suspect who knew the victim. that suspect was still on the scene when police arrived. >> a police chase crosses through a golf course and a shopping mall. tim, how did this all start? >> this all began when police spotted a stolen car and started chasing it. according to police, marquis king was inside that c

we'll see on and off showers. we'll talk about where julia is headed and the extended weekend forecast coming up. >>> 5:40. also coming up -- two hikers reported missing in yosemite national park are now home safe. how one of the missing men >> i see cars driving by us and just took pictures and left. >> a bride gets stuck on the side of the road on her way to her wedding after her limo got >>> 5:44. in miami police say a man broke into the same home three times three days in a row in fact stealing everything from electronics to leftovers in the fridge. this is video of the thief this happened in broad daylight while the homeowner was out of town. the homeowner thinks the thief got in through a window. even though an alarm goes off he at one point wanders over to the fridge and ate a piece of cheesecake, even stooping over to eat crumbs off the floor. >> once again he's brazen but i get thieves get hungry as well >> apparently so. the thief took i-pods, i-pads, projector, bicycles and computers. sounds like includ

the radar showing it off the coast of florida at this hour. its effects already being felt right on the shore there. so, let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking this and a couple of other things tonight, too. >> reporter: david, this was a pretty weak system, drifting towards florida. but that all changed today. much more organized. take a look at the radar. good news tonight, the center is over land. that's -- we're holding onto that. but strong rain bands rotating through florida, georgia and south carolina. over the next 24 to 48 hours, we'll see more of that, maybe a tornado or two around the coast and heavy rain, this thing drifts off the coast, that's when we expect maybe some development right now. the hurricane center had a 40% chance. could see over six inches of rain in some spots. got another tropical storm in the atlantic, not to worried about that. and another disturbance coming off of africa, that one bears watching. this week, david, is the peak of hurricane season. much. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the r

, and this is at the wissohickon off ramp.showed you this last time, one car turned sideways with front end facing the curb there so they have got work to get that out of there. i-95 in delaware county, a check there shows everybody is moving along just fine, a few people that are on the roadways, this hour of the morning on a holiday and as far as the regional rail lines are concerned operating on a interim weekday schedule today, and, actually until further notice, due to the silver liner car malfunction, weekday service is expected to return by early october. we will have a schedule for you on fox 29.com. chris? >> sue lets go back to the weather a 49:32. is what lefties heading away from the east coast but still posing a threat. shore bracing for flooding, dangerous waves and rip currents. the jennifer joyce live from north wildwood. jennifer is keeping an eye on the surf of course. >> reporter: we are. yesterday morning i was live in cape may and with the surfers who said they were expect to go see a little bit of rougher

i said we have to get off because the bus was smoking. >> the 15 students all filed off calmly. she led them across the road to a subway restaurant and then a into flames. front to back consumed by fire and black smoke. >> it really traumatized my kids. it really did. it traumatized them. as they were getting off when it was smoking they were okay. when she saw the fire, that is when they kind of panicked and started crying. >> she hugged them. the subway employees gave them drinks and cookies. after 20 years of driving a school bus she never had anything like this happen behind have to handle emergencies. the superintendent and others have called hear hero but they says don't give her too much credit. >> i was just thanking the lord i got all these kids off the bus just in time. that is why was doing. i was thanking god i got them all off the bus. it just happened so fast. >> she did what she had to do because when you drive a school back to you. >> unbelievable. firefighters say the fire started in the engine compartment. they are investigating the cause of it. robinson is now

it's tapering off in wilmington. few spots where it's coming down heavier in interior new jersey. that heavier rainfall that tracy mentioned is now offshore. that's light rain shower off the jersey shore and into atlantic city. it's not going to last all day. not an all-day rainfall. look at this line and how nicely it's cleared out for williamsport and hagerstown. clearing skies today. we're starting off with showers. if you're heading out right now, you'll likely run into some rain in the area and temperatures that are warmer than yesterday morning. we're in the 60s right now. the sunshine, that's new in this afternoon. the showers come to an end. into the lehigh valley, those clouds will be thinning out, too. look at the temperature, really responding, 79 degrees this afternoon. a look at the futurecast hour by hour to show you where and when those showers will be moving out. but first, francesca ruscio has your first alert traffic. >>> thanks, bill. construction clearance in progress along the vine street express

it will continue to move off to the north and east. we have these tropical storm warnings in effect up and down eastern seaboard for our area, extending until monday evening at 6:00 o'clock. hermine is a tropical storm with wind at 15th 50 miles an hour. it will transition into a post or extra tropical system, so really has no impact as far as the effects we're going to see here but that is why it is dough noted with the l. as it sits off shore on monday wind speeds at 75 miles an hour. so that would make hermine a post tropical hurricane, a very intense system even as we head into tuesday as hermine slowly starts to move away. the coastal impact extending saturday, sunday and now into monday. wind along the coast 35 to 45 miles an hour, sustained wind possible with gusts to 60 . locally heavy rainfall we could see four to 5 inches along a very immediate coastline but for more widespread, rough surf, coastal flooding, maryland rate or major in some areas. strong rip currents and possibility for moderate beach erosion that now will exte

ripped off. now police need your help tracking down this suspect. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> kris: 6:30 on this monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris anderson in for christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. the hermine are swirling in the atlantic not far off the coast of the bay state this morning. >> kris: so some important information this morning. ferry service has been interrupted by the storm and potentially dangerous rip currents are popping up along the east coast. meteorologist chris lambert has been tracking hermine now and has the latest on the storm's expected path. >> danielle: this storm will linger over the next few days. 250 miles south of the coastline now. look at the slow journey over next couple days as it slowly approaches new england and gets kicked off to the east mid-to-late week pending this lingering storm system. wind right now is steady but not overpowering. we're seeing stronger gusts of 20 to 30mph across the cape and the islands. t

i had my hand on my hand bag and at that point he drove off. so i fell off of the vehicle. when i fell on the floor my legs were out and his driver side tire drove over my foot." janelle was left lying on the ground injured but alert. the dangerous ordeal left janelle with a severely sprained ankle and lots of cuts and bruises. doctors were amazed her leg wasn't shattered. on crutches, she will be out of work for a few weeks but she will heal. meanwhile, that footed thief in a silver cadillac is something she will never forget. (janelle della- libera/robbed and run over) "he just kept cursing and calling me names in an attempt to scare me and get me off but i think i literally scared him to death which is what caused him to drive off." after the fact, janelle realizes she should not have fought back. that it really wasn't worth it. (janelle della- libera/robbed and run over) "he could have killed me. what if he had a gun? what if he would have been more vicious? what in the car? i mean the scenario could have played out so much worse." in georgia... security footage shows a

and then the path off the eastern seaboard taking the left hook and drifting off to the south. the original forecast was closer into new jersey. causing a higher impact for them. tonight a look at it right off the coast line. rain bands moving along the coast and low clouds and drizzle locally. nothing heavier. not too many people would complain about that. we need it. really the lasting impact rough seas and beach erosion before it gets off shore tomorrow. tonight mostly cloudy. a chance for a shower, fog. mid-60s. a muggy 60. and tomorrow same idea. unsettled day. more clouds than sunshine. at least sun breaking out. when that happens temperatures humid. winds to the east, southeast, and scattered showers. additional rain. highs in the 70s to around 80. contingent on if your town sees sun. if you don't get a break, lower 70s tomorrow. a look at the track. movers northeast. so it is stopping its westward track. moving towards nantucket. over the island tomorrow night and thursday mo a weaker storm. that is it. a chance for rain. early morning shower on thursday before sunny br

in all is affordability -- taking off now is affordability.eadset which some companies are now giving away for free.>> -- >>> we have some whether to talk about as we head toward the weekend. temperatures warming up a little bit. certainly warmer than they were on monday and tuesday with temperatures in the 60s. the official highs today are on your screen. i suspect tomorrow we will see low 90s and then i think the same on saturday. we have some pretty strong winds up to 40 miles per hour. that's a neat shot. the fog along the coast is prevalent, it will be around the next couple of days but it should break off so we see sunshine in the afternoon hours. most communities will have fog and low clouds but you will also have chilly temperatures. take a look at your screen. this is very cold for september. it's basically the cooler air being modified. it won't be over the weekend. there's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. you see everything coming this way and that will be the trend all week. by no means are we talking about a heat wave. there

the bad boy off road the nascar cup. record ratings are predicted for the race between the two candidates. >> the bicentennial for the kickoff. it marked 200 years since the initial ground breaking. we'll get to those stories and more in a minute. josh: i do, for the weather. it's cooler, but we'll see the temperatures warm up. and look at the nice visibility that we have for miles and miles. don't always have that and that's because there's virtually no clouds around, just a few clouds, you can see them there at the top of your screen, right around and in and around the mountain and wave clouds and there's a couple of we'll see those at times. but otherwise, it's clear out there as you can see. it's clear to see that temperatures are on the chilly side, but warming up at least and we're well down into the 30's and now more 40's pop up in the map and eventually the 60's by this afternoon. not in northern new hampshire. in the 50's there. and anyone heading, hiking for today. make sure, at least have a jacket ready as you

an explosion going off in chelsea. after seaside heights, new jersey, in the morning, an explosion had gone off. video, surveillance video from around chelsea showed there was a man who was pulling a duffel bag in both of the new york locations. one was an explosion. another was an unexploded ordnance. a pressure cooker bomb that had been discovered by passersby, but in both of those locations several blocks apart there was an image of a man pulling a duffel bag that looked a lot like the man on that gurney. he was the person who law enforcement pushed out in terms of that video, to say, this is who we're looking for in connection with those. correct? >> exactly right. able to get video from some of the business there near the 27th street location, particularly produced very good video showing someone wheeling this duffel bag, leaving it behind. someone else, a couple other people appeared to come to this duffel bag, take out what was in it and what is left behind is a bag with this pressure cooker bomb. it may well be

that alarm was set off mistakenly. all people were taken off the plane. currently 5:42 in the morning right now. up next. >> shots fired! . >> we have one suspect down. we need help here. >> a tulsa police officer here shoots and kills an unarmed man in three minutes. hear what the chief has to say about that incident. plus this. plus this. >> federal i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. when i became attorney general, we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits is that we cleared the backlog. we also solved over 2,000 crimes and put killers and rapists in prison from cold cases. we fixed the problems at the crime lab, >>> 5:45. prompting price gouging concerns. >> a lot of people are talking about it today. since friday they received more than 600 reports from across the state. the ag's office is urging anyone who sees a price that is a bit high to contact them. >>> the man believed to be behind the weekend bombings in and around new york has been charged with five counts of attempted murder of police officers in co

day off. day off. day off. >>> and the libertarian candidate gets grilled. >> name a foreign leader that you respect. >> i guess i'm having an "aleppo" moment in the former president of mexico. >> but i'm giving you the whole world! >> i know, i know. >> another gaffe from gary johnson as he fails to name a famous world lea world leader. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a veteran firefighter is being hailed as a hero this morning, after he took down a gunman accused of opening fire outside a south carolina elementary school. school, located about 110 miles northeast of atlanta. two students and a teacher were shot and one student and the teacher was released from the hospital, but the other student is in critical condition. hena daniels is in new york. >> reporter: the teenage gunman is in police custody this morning. now authorities are trying to figure out what led to this tragic school shooting in t

he got cash and took off. a mother and daughter and their dog are safe this morning after getting lost on the trails in a park. fish and game officers say the mother called 911 around 5:35 p.m. last night after she and her 8-year-old daughter got caught in heavy rain. two hours later, conservation officers found them on reservoir trail and brought them out of the woods on an atv. a le few folks out there this morning, josh. josh: that's a nice shot request the sunshine refracting off -- reflecting offer the observation. the connecticut river valley, heavy thick fog out there this morning, but that will burn off. we'll start off chilly but add another 10 to 15 degrees and make it up into the 60's. a chilly one tonight with a freeze warning for coos county and frost advisories for areas north of the notches for tonight, but you can see how there's plenty of sunshine. pulled away. that was the cool front pushing on through, so temperatures today, topping off in the mid to upper 60's, near 60 degrees in the north

kick off is at 6 p.m. some reminders for anyone planning to go to the game the clear bag policy will be in effect. parking lots open 4 hours before the game so at 2 p.m. and rtd will provide bus and light rail services to and from the stadium. it's going to be big. >> big day. >>> the philadelphia zoo is welcoming a new it's holding a naming contest. i guess you can't guess what everyone wants to name it. we'll have more coming up at 6:23. >> lots more coming up next. >> hold on tight, we'll be right seems to be lessening in >>> the stigma of marijuana use in america seems to be lessening. research conducted showed a majority shift in attitude toward the drug. >> a virus spreading has health officials reminding students make sure you wash your hands. >> a brand new baby gorilla at the philadelphia zoo, they decided to have a naming contest which could turn out to be a very bad idea. >> we'll check that out. >>> good morning, everyone. happy september 1st. >> still is summer. >> it is. >>> he we should see

get your friday started off right. pam, mike, we have cool readings, there are a couple upper 30s, there is a lot of 40s, we'll end up with 60s, 70s. going to be a nice fall day, summer says, remember me? i'll be back for the weekend patchy, santa cruz, i don't think it has much of a chance, high clouds, weak system kind of brushing up if you're wondering where they come to the north, there is not much left for them shower activity in the sierra now moved off, there was a heck of a breeze as you know yesterday there will not be much of one today, 40s on the temp napa, 43, 49 palo alto, look at kelsey, 43. napa, 43. very cool, a few high clouds everything says high pressure is building in after the low kicks out and temperatures will start to bump up a little built today and more so on the weekend. 60s, 70s. something pop up. >> it is a friday medium, there are light commutes some are not, but this east shore commute we'll start off, i think you're going to like it 80 westbound traffic moving along nicely from the bridg

a bank robbery set off a chain of events that would end with one suspect dead ends to in custody. and it all shall - - television. >> police have identified the suspect at the center. kevin kennedy is in the alert center with more on what we know about him. here are the details that you need to know, the suspect is a 31-year-old man with a lengthy criminal history he served time for aggravated assault and other crimes along with armed he was just released from prison in may. as of today he robbed a bank prior to the police chase. >> we are closely watching the situation. >> the pursuit ended here. >> they stopped him here. >> police locks to our the suspect. >> we were not shooting first. >> calm and controlled, it all started here, three suspects pulled off a robbery with police in pursuit. >> 998. >> police tracked the suspects by air. >> the suspect was on the phone during the chase. >> said - - two of the suspects bailed out. one of them kept going. with his sister. this is her husband. >> my wife was at home. >> you could see her by the open gate. her brother was throwing a b

on sav and i would take off. >> so two planes? >> yes, sav and i would take off. and when they had an a-9 missile on the aircraft, then they would take off. so sav and i would take off first and then they would wait however long they needed to until they got an a-9. >> were you prepared for that? were you prepared to shoot down a commercial passenger jet? >> we wouldn't be shooting it down. we would be ramming the aircraft. because we didn't have weapons on board to be able to shoot the airplane down. between -- both sav and i had 105 bellullets, lead-nosed. on is as we were putting on our flight gear in the life support shop, sav looked at me and said, i'll run the cockpit. and i had made the decision i would take the tail off the aircraft, because if you ran the cockpit, the debris field of the aircraft, it would still be moving forward, so it would be a forward and stand wide debris field. but i knew if i took off the tail of the aircraft that it would essentially go straight down so that the pattern of debris would be minimized. i mean, the people on flight 93

showers could be around chicking off the second -- kicking off the second half. overall, it should be a great day for the home opener. the bucs and rams kicking it off at4:05 right there at ray kicking off today instead of tomorrow night when nfl football will be up against the presidential debate. >> a recent poll shows 80% of voters are expected to tune in. it's projected to be over 100 million people which would set a record. >> what does either candidate need to you think one will pull ahead? >> they just can't say something that is ridiculous that will be replayed over and over again. >> and do you think that will happen? >> viewers are going to tune in to hear what they are saying. people are going to be tuning in to see them side by side, that's the utility of the debate. how do they react to each other? quickly? people are regarding this debate as more of a personality based fight than a policy based fight at this point. >> what do you think either candidate should be prepared on? do you think either is going to be stuck to the same talking point during t

however the heat will drop off for sunday only topping out into the 70s. the rain will move back into the area for sunday adding to what we've already seen. heavy rain will become a concern once again. remember if you come across a roadway that is flooded turn around! today: partly sunny and warm. wind: se 5-15. high: 83 alo: 82 tonight: increasing cl se 5-10. low: 65 alo: 65 s ritley. cedar rapids xavier took a road trip to decorah for friday night lights. scott has highlights from across eastern iowa, coming up next in sports. cedar rapids xavier took a road finally some dry time! we've got partly cloudy skies today, but there is still likely to be flooded roadways due the large amounts of rain over the past few days. river levels will also continue to rise for the cedar near cedar it feel more like summer. however the heat will drop off for sunday only topping out into the 70s. the rain will move back into the area for sunday adding to what we've already seen. heavy rain will become a concern once again. remember if you come across a roadway that is flo

the water has been shut off. no word when the fix will be cleated. >> we have new information on the story about a scandal involving the braintree police department evidence room. >> four more court cases have been thrown out as a result. a short time ago letters were sent to attorneys to notify them. $400,000 in cash, 4700 drug items and 60 guns were unaccounted for in braintree's p.d. and evidence room. a man faces several charges after a police standoff at a rehoboth gas station. officers say that man told them he had a bomb and would below the place up. police say benjamin kimball first threatened a clerk inside the store. kimball threatened them claiming kimball tried to light a gas hose on fire. a hours long standoff came to and end after kimball tried to run but was caught by a k-9 officer. he was strangly calm. >> he was calm at anything. i was standing in my dry way. >> kimball was bitten by the dog and was taken to the hospital. coming up, what p saw that made them believe his threats were serious. >>>

let's slide off to the southwest. these are the showers and even a thunderstorm moving through this area. this one in munson has thunder and lightning with it, or has had thunder and lightning with it, hitting stafford and connecticut, it will be quickly moving in to connecticut, worcester county, coming through sturbridge. right about now into southbridge and webster by 5:00 p.m., into putnam, connecticut, by 5:30 p.m. this evening. futurecast shows that we are going to be fine tomorrow, but here is something interesting to look at. by saturday, watch how the clouds start to come in from the south. and build right over the top of us, during the day on saturday. that is associated with hermine, the storm right now, spinning around in the gulf of mexico. it was forming an afternoon. i was thinking it's coming together nicely and minutes late, the national hurricane center said yep, that's a hurricane. category 1 storm, 75 miles per hour. 74 or greater makes you a hurricane, and hermine is moving toward that big bend ar

that's where the explosion went off. this is going to show us, if we look at the top right part of the screen, we will see the blast. we will see smoke. we will see debris then flying in the air at people and they start to run out of fear. a lot of witnesses were saying this was extremely loud. it became chaotic right after. we do know from the mayor of new york as we were watching live during the kron 4 news at 8:00, are there's the explosion. you see the bright orange ball that goes off and the smoke, are things flying in the air and people start running. this is the explosion that went off on 23rd. as we heard from the witness who took a picture of that plastic trash bin where they believe this device was possibly put in outside on the street, that police were there immediately. >> well, they certainly were. this video obviously from across the street and down the street a little bit, initial witnesses had said that there was a number of construction work going on in that area. now, during the press conference earlier

she slammed the phone and took off. murder victim's family said this isn't the first time that houred tried to kill their loved one. >> darryl was a very find person, outgoing, very helpful. >> reporter: it's the memories darryl white's coworkers will always hold onto. white worked at this chee-chee he always talked about his girlfriend to this woman. >> she was ungrateful and always demanding stuff from him. they just did not work as a couple. >> reporter: on wednesday, metro police found white's body outside of this apartment complex near bonanza and pecos. detectives determined he had been hit by a car. the next day, police arrested lahtijera howard. they believe howard was behind the wheel. >> im i'm not surprised but i'm far. >> reporter: white's family members in los angeles say white had been with howard for three years. the two had this 2-year-old boy. the victim's family say white was about to break up with howard. >> how can somebody be so cruel? if you don't like somebody, just leave them. you don't have to k