that coming if our peter doocy. this would race speculation that we have a situation that is a copy of the jahar tsarnaev brothers, way to early to determine if that is exactly what it is. but if a pressure cooker was found, in the second site that would give authorities more clues in order to try to figure out who did this this evening. this does, in a sense raise the new possibility that terrorism has been ratcheted up in our country for bombs on the streets of new york aimed at killing innocent people. we have been reporting from the scene of the first device. authorities haven't told us, what exploded on 23 street now. >> hi, eric. well, just need to tell viewers we may lose connection because of our live use situation. if we do, we'll be back on as soon as we can. we've been here for a half hour of the second location where the second possible device is and our peter doocy has been reporting is it a pressure cooker? we have not been able to verify that. this is when we see. police cordoned off 27th street betwe

but that is what we are hearing the from our peter doocy with that. here, again, this is what we've seen here on both sides. the street is closed off. now, the block leading up to here, as i reported, people were able to walk in between. i don't know if that means they have cleared those streets. but only the concern is specifically now on this block. we've seen more and more people arrive here at this location, 27th between 6th and 7th. the lights from times square are visible from here and people are standing by on the barricades trying to see what's happening. we've seen the bomb squad, like i said, and that's about it, eric. significant information from our peter doocy and what we see on the ground. it's a little bit more tense than what was saw on 24th and 7th, that's for sure. >> brian, that certainly is united states understandable, certainly with peter's report that a pressure cooker was found at that second site, poeshly wagz the possibility that the first explosion was caused by a pressure cooker. that, of course, the same two types of bombs

. >> i think our own peter doocy is live in detroit outside. there have been some protesters at the event. peter, is it rather peaceful? can you tell us the latest? >> right now it is rather peaceful, but i've got to tell you, before trump got here there were about 50 anti-trump protester whose tried to overwhelm security guards at the back entrance behind the great faith ministries who were trying to keep a barricade in place. at one point these protesters were so aggressive that some mounted police officers ended up retreating, which is something you do not always see. but a lot of the chants were not just directed at donald trump. we noticed there were many directed at the great faith ministry's pastor. he was being called a sellout for inviting trump to this community by these protesters who were also accusing pastor jackson of only giving tickets to this event to see trump to his rich friends. there were two main components to the visit. the gop nominee attended a church service among a congregation that is mostly african-american. the gop

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in detroit, peter doocy, fox news. a nasa spacecraft has captured the best pictures we have ever seen of jupiter. check it out -- apparently juptier, like earth, has a north pole... and these images show some big storms in that pictures were taken by the juno spacecraft last week when it flew within 25-hundred miles of jupiter's dense cloud tops. the mission's chief scientist says the close-ups show jupiter's northern polar region stormier than expected - and bluer than the rest of the planet. juno is only the second mission to orbit jupiter. it took the spacecraft five years to get there! when it completes its job in two years, it will deliberately crash into jupiter's atmosphere and disintegrate. with the kids back to school-- your dog may be having some dog days of their own. if you've started to notice more chewed up slippers and table legs around your home-- it might mean your pup is suffering from doggie depression. famous veterinarian -- dr. jeff werber -- says the cure is letting your dog be more independent. h

but first, fox news correspondent peter doocy with more. peter? >> reporter: chris, to get to the inner city church the first african-american church he had ever visit, the motorcade had to pass through a rough part of detroit and he told the congregation he can make detroit a city the whole world envies again. >> we need a civil rights agenda for our time. the right to live in safety and in peace and to have a really, really great job, a good paying job and one that you love to go to every morning. that can happen. >> reporter: trump's speech that he said was handwritten was very well received by the several hundred people who heard it and wasn't just optimistic and forward thinking. it was reflective. the conscience of our country. so true. it's from the pews and pulpits and christian teachings of black churches all across this land than the civil rights movement lifted up its soul and lifted up the soul of our nation. >> reporter: of his old neighborhood and they met with residents including the woman who lives in carson's old house and it fit

. >> fox news reporter peter doocy has the latest. >> countdown to the election gets closer, the race to the white house is getting tighter, a fox news poll showing hillary clinton and donald trump in a one point race, likely voters giving the edge to clinton she was accused of, quote, "effectively proposing to abolish the borders." >> anyone who fails to understand this is not fit to hold public office. >> immigration has always been a hot button issue for trump, ever since his early call last year to build a wall on the mexican border to curb the flow of illegal immigrants. >> her plan calls for catch and releas sanctuary cities, ignoring visa overstays, closing detention centers, and a virtual end to immigration enforcement. clinton has even announced that she plans to go around congress and implement amnesty by executive order, violating our constitution. >> reporter: as for the democrat presidential nominee, two heavy weight bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren are making the campuses all over ohio, clinton also speaking saturday addressing the congressional black caucus.

fox peter doocy has details on that and the latest on hillary clinton's e-mail issues. >> addressing a largely candidate, donald trump delivered a message of unity that focused on fixing economic hardship in the black community. he spoke to hundreds of churchgoers saturday morning at the great faith international ministries in detroit. >> i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many rounds that must still be made right. >> trump doubt if elected to bring b communities and provide a better education for children who live in them. he is increased his efforts to appeal to black voters recently, arguing that policies of the democratic party have failed african-americans. >> nothing is more sad than when we sideline young lachman with unfulfilled potential. >> while trump is trying to make inroads, dozens of demonstrators shouted no-trump and help protest signs. off the trail saturday, but newly released fbi documents are creating more distractions for her in these documents, hillary clinton said roughly three dozen times

fox's peter doocy reports. addressing a largely african- american audience for the first time as a presidential candidate.. donald trump delivered a message of unity that focused on fixing economic hardship in the black community. he spoke to hundreds of church-goers saturday morning at says: "i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right." trump vowed if elected to bring jobs back to poor communities and to provide a better education for the children who live in them. he's increased his efforts to appeal to black voters recently.. arguing that the policies of the democratic party have failed african-americans. trump says: "nothing is more sad than when we sideline young black men with unfulfilled p tremendous potential." while trump is trying to make inroads...dozens of demonstrators shouted "no trump!" and held protest signs. meanwhile..hillary clinton and her running mate tim kaine are off the trail saturda

peter doocy is live in raleigh with the latest. oes one party have an advantage with the early balloting going on right now? >> reporter: yes, sandra. the democrats in this state have a clear edge when it comes to the ballots that are going to start getting cast as soon as people get mail that was sent today. the 2012 north carolina number was 47.6% democrats voting early compared to just 31.5% who said they were republican and 20% unaffiliated. and to try to avoid the appearance of impropriety, every ballot that gets sent is checked by democrats and republicans. >> we'll let them remain anonymous, but yeah, any time we have voted or unvoted ballots in the room, we made sure we have an unpartisan team in place to build in safeguards. >> reporter: republicans say high costs and risks of fraud are reasons not to have such a long early voting period and are expressing concern about people not living long enough to see what happens in the election. >> we have a situation here where you have to be alive on election day. if you vote early

peter doocy, fox news. >> while donald trump was in detroit, his running mate was here in the buckeye state, batteringni buttering up buckee fans. the revoking vice presidential nominee spent thee morning on campus at ohio state university. the indiana governor visiting with fans outside the whore should be for the buckeye season opening game against bowling stadium, where he watched the game from a sweet.si residents in baton rouge, louisiana, cleaning up after historic flooding c there. but one woman is finding a silver liningin in the destruction, literally. what she uncovered, hidden in the walls of her home. plus, it's ah labor day traditin here in northeast ohio. the sights and sounds from bure lakefront airport, as the cleveland national airshow gets underway.t >> later in sports, the indians look to keep the good times ll the buckeyes open the season and record-setting fashion. and get ready for friday night touchdown, saturday edition. mentor and saint ignatius battle in parma, the moving pictures ? ? there are things in life that just go together. it's like they're always si

but first peter doocy on trump's stop in new york. >> donald trump's motorcade what to pass through a rough part of detroit. and once inside, the republican nominee told the congress congregation he can make -- >> the right to live in safety and in peace and to have a really, really great job, a good paying job and one that you love to go to every morning. and that can happen. >> reporter: trump's speech that he said was hand written was very well received by the people who heard it. it wasn't just forward thinking, it was reflective. >> for centuries, the african-american church has been the congress shuns of our country, so true, it's from our pews and pulpits and the black teachings all across this land that the civil rights movement l lifted up it's soul and lifted the soul of our nation. >> detroit native dr. ben carson took trump on a tour of his old neighborhood not far from the church before he left town, he met with residents including the woman who now lives in carson's house. trump made a pledge to listen and to learn from the people he met here. >> peter doocy from detroit

according to the polls. >> in canfield, ohio, peter doocy, fox news. >> for the first time in months hillary clinton takes grez the media and she did it in a place where she has not done it before. that's on her campaign airplane. >> anchor: it's also the first time reporters were aloud on her plane. she went the day campaigning in cleveland, ohio. he took questions after being criticized for not holding a press conference in 275 days. but despite a new niceties she did not answer questions about her email server or the clinton foundation. it is the first time she's faced the press since the fbi released notes from her july 2nd interview about her email server and handling of classified information. hillary clinton will be actually in tampa tomorrow. she'll hold a rally at usf. the event starts at 1:45 tomorrow afternoon. doors will open two hours earlier. >>> here is a clever idea to keep people from stealing your campaign yard signs. this woman tried the grab and dash but it turned into a drop nd fall. the sign was attached to fishing wire. to camouflage and match the grass. so she

peter doocy has more. >> reporter: addressing a largely african-american audience for the first time as donald trump delivered a message of unity that focused on fixing economic hardship in the black community. he spoke to hundreds of church-goers saturday morning at the great faith international ministries in detroit. >> mr. trump: i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right. >> reporter: trump vowed if elected to bring jobs back to poor communities and provide a children who live in them. he increased his efforts to appeal to black voters recently arguing that the policies of the democratic party have failed african-americans. >> mr. trump: nothing is more sad than when we sideline young black men with unfulfilled potential. >> reporter: while trump is trying to make inroads, dozens of delf straiters shouted "no meanwhile, hillary and her running mate tim kaine are off the trail. but newly released documents are creating distractions for her. she said three dozen call she couldn

. >> let's go to peter doocy with the latest.re was an unexploded pressure cooker on the streets of new york was that there were some suspicious 911 -- at least one suspicious 911 call that came in from somebody claiming to be behind the bombings and now the "new york post" posted a line, i'm look at the explosion down the block. there will be more. one eyewitness who says she spent time in iraq, said last night's blast in kmchelsea sound like something she heard in that country. investigators have a wealth of forensic evidence since one of the devices did not end up exploding. bomb teches are analyzing that pressure at the rodman's neck laboratory and other evidence is on its way to the fbi's lab in quantico, virnlg, there's surveillance footage from each crime scene but no solid word about a motive yet. >> right now we don't have enough information to make any final conclusion. as the mayor said, we don't know if there's any political or social motivation but we definitely had a bombing last night on 23rd street and had a suspi

first to peter doocy in canfield, ohio, where donald trump toured a fair. >> reporter: you like behind us, you can see at the fair there are lot of people very excited to see donald trump. he has made a few stops in cleveland, about an hour away from here, already today and he has touched on the trademark trump is with a special emphasis on the economy. >> i tell you what. we are right now almost 20 trillion-dollars, doubled under obama. the big thing to me is that -- actually a lot of tremendous growth with immigration. people know that and understand. the big thing for me, we have to bring our jobs back to this country. >> reporter: trump also very aggressively went after president obama for the way he reacted to rude diplomats in china a few days other saying if he was treated that poorly he would have left town. he does have his running mate in item with him in ohio and he made a joke how pence is perfect for him since they are polar opposites and sounds like donald trump must be in sight here. >> still trying to explain his deportation aspect of the immigration plan, and trump, sp

>> peter doocy live in raleigh. thank you. >>> louisiana's governor is asking congress for $2 billion in aid following last month's devastating flooding. the storm that dumped as much as 2 feet of rain in some parts of that state caused almost $9 billion in damage and affected more than 55,000 homes. >>> it's back-to-school time in chicago, but for how long? remains to be seen. correspondent matt finn reports an impending teacher strike is just one of the many problems facing public school students and parents this fall. >> good morning, good morning. >> only a few days back from summer break and parents in chicago are already bracing for schools to close again. >> it's frustrating, you know, because you're wondering, okay, do i have to stay home from work? >> everybody's working hard. >> reporter: about 30,000 members of the chicago teacher's union, whio have been working without a contract for over a year, warn they will strike by october if they can't reach a new deal with the district. the biggest sticking point

we start tonight in the big apple where correspondent peter doocy is on the ground with the latest. hi, peter. >> hi, bret. there is a bomber or bombers on the loose tonight. and authorities are trying to track them down before they have another opportunity to try and blow up innocent new yorkers. >> a bomb exploding in new york is obviously a -- an act of terrorism. >> and now the terrorists are threatening to plant more devices in the city. a 911 call reportedly placed minutes after saturday night's explosion and published by the "new york post" includes the following line -- quote, i'm looking at the explosion down the block. there will be more. that is a frightening pledge allegedly coming from someone capable of making a few blocks of manhattan feel like a battlefield. >> i heard boom, boom and everything started shaking, like if i was in iraq and a bomb dropped. that's what it sounded like. >> investigators spent sunday poring over surveillance footage. on 23rd street where it sent 29 people to the hospital and shattered nearby glass windows and doors and on 27th street where a

>> peter doocy in detroit tonight, thank you, peter. >>> we are pleased to tell you tonight that "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace will moderate the final presidential debate on the fall. the commission on presidential debates announced its selections today. nbc's lester holt works the first debate, september 26th, from hofstra university. elaine quijano of cbs handles the vice presidential session october 4th at longwood university in virginia. cnn's anderson cooper and martha raddatz of abc will co-host the second presidential debate, a town hall from washington university in st. louis. and then chris wallace takes the final session, october 19th, from las vegas. >>> well, we told you moments ago about the august jobs numbers. 151,000 jobs created. unemployment stays at 4.9%. let's get more on the economy now from fox business network's trish reagan. she joins us from new york today. good evening, trish. >> reporter: hi, doug. >> how would you characterize this new jobs report? >> reporter: well, you know, on the surface, it looks good, right? when you're talking about 4.9% bei

>> peter doocy in detroit tonight, thank you, peter. >>> we are pleased to tell you tonight that "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace will moderate the final presidential debate on the fall. the commission on presidential debates announced its selections today. nbc's lester holt works the first debate, september 26th, from hofstra university. elaine quijano of cbs handles the vice presidential session october 4th at longwood university in virginia. cnn's anderson cooper and martha raddatz of abc will co-host the second presidential debate, a town hall from washington university in st. louis. and then chris wallace takes the final session, october 19th, from las vegas. >>> well, we told you moments ago about the august jobs numbers. 151,000 jobs created. unemployment stays at 4.9%. let's get more on the economy now from fox business network's trish reagan. she joins us from new york today. good evening, trish. >> reporter: hi, doug. >> how would you characterize this new jobs report? >> reporter: well, you know, on the surface, it looks good, right? when you're talking about 4.9% bei

>> peter doocy live in raleigh. thank you. >>> louisiana's governor is asking congress for $2 billion in aid following last month's devastating flooding. the storm that dumped as much as 2 feet of rain in some parts of that state caused almost $9 billion in damage and affected more than 55,000 homes. >>> it's back-to-school time in chicago, but for how long? remains to be seen. correspondent matt finn reports an impending teacher strike is just one of the many problems facing public school students and parents this fall. >> good morning, good morning. >> only a few days back from summer break and parents in chicago are already bracing for schools to close again. >> it's frustrating, you know, because you're wondering, okay, do i have to stay home from work? >> everybody's working hard. >> reporter: about 30,000 members of the chicago teacher's union, whio have been working without a contract for over a year, warn they will strike by october if they can't reach a new deal with the district. the biggest sticking point

. >> all right, peter doocy, thanks. >> they are warning for new yorkers to stay vigilant.n the campaign trail, two new yorkers are themselves, donald trump and hillary clinton are weighing in as well. elizabeth has more on what the presidential candidates have to say about this. >> if you've been following this it's not surprising when you see the two reactions, donald trump right away when he landed in colorado hit this. in fact it's really the first thing he said when he got off the airplane. he was greeted by supporters and said, look, it's time for us to double down. his running mate mike pence also speaking out today. >> just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows exactly what's going on. we are going to get tough and smart and vigilant. >> whether it was terrorist attacks or inspired by terrorists abroad, as you experienced here in florida not long ago or whether it was home grown violence, we urge prayer and vigilance. >> on the other side of the aisle, we saw hillary clinton responding more cautiously on her plane last night. criti

. >> peter doocy is live in grand rapids, michigan, with trump's new strategy. good morning, peter. can't wait to hear this. >> well, it's really interesting because donald trump last night did something that he would not do at the debate. he mentioned out fallout of bill clinton with monica luewinsky ad all the trouble he got into for lying. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandal. impeach the to lies. remember that, impeach. they're tired of the lies. they're tired of the trivial politics and tired of being talked down to, looked down upon and treated like second-class citizens. the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. >> trump has said on monday that he wanted to say something rough about hillary but couldn't out of respect for her and her family. but something changed and now this is all out in the open. so hillary clinton is getting asked about it. >> he can say whatever he wants to say as we well know. we have seen it in real time over the last many months. i'm going to keep running my ca

peter doocy joins us live from houston. peter, you have more on the campaign strategy in the lone star state. >> reporter: mr. trump here in texas is trying to show the huge human toll he thinks a weak immigration policy can have. he is having a luncheon, hosted by remembrance project, they're an organization that honors, tries to bring awareness to innocent american victims of murders by violent illegal immigrants. they say they want to stop importing additional crime and they're big on enforcing laws that are already in place. before trump stopped here, he was at a fund-raiser in houston. we talked to the texas campaign chairman with dan patrick in the same role with the cruz campaign. he told us that border security is the big issue for republicans in the state and that fundraiser like this morning is big because republicans here, wealthy republicans are happy to write big checks for the party's nominee. >> has there been further fallout from mr. trump's remarks about president obama's birthplace? >> reporter: there has b

but we begin with peter doocy, . >> reporter: hi, laura.d, as you hear the rooster call going off here at the county fair. trump talked about how he would have handled rude diplomats differently than the president did in china. >> if it were me, i would have said, you know what, folks, i respect you a lot, close the doors, let's get out of here. it's sign of such disrespect. >> reporter: trump here also talking a lot about trade and how he thinks certain deals like the trans-pacific partnership at 2:00 here in ohio, as you heard, would be bad for this swing state. now he's also taking aim at a fellow republican, senator jeff flake. he tweeted last night that, quote, the great state of arizona where i just had a massive rally, amazing people, has a very weak and ineffective senator, jeff flake, sad. that came a few hours after jeff flake said this. >> it becomes increasingly difficult to see that he's going to change. so i don't expect that i'll be able to support him in november. i would like to. he's the republican nominee. i just don't se

peter doocy is with the trump team where he spoke with the republican candidate. >> reporter: the big draw at the biggest county fair in ohio, donald trump and mike pence. >> i think it's incredible. they've never seen one like this. >> reporter: walking past carnival rides and vendors, the businessman and the governor made their way to the gop booth, where local officials have been working to spread the word to the tune of 260,000 people who have visited this fair so far this week. here in ohio, what is going to be the biggest challenge for you? >> i don't know. we're up three or four points in ohio. it just came out. you see the crowds. i love ohio. we're going to bring jobs back, peter. >> reporter: the economy was the big focus here in canfield, and in cleveland this morning, where trump blamed problems in the country on president obama, but problems in this swing state on local leaders. >> it's been abused, like every state. every state has been abused by incompetent leadership. >> reporter: immigration is trump's other signature issue, and he's seeking to clarify his issue what

fox news peter doocy is in north carolina tonight. what are you seeing down there, buddy? >> brit, it's really interesting because four years ago a lot more north carolina democrats voted before election day than north carolina republicans about 15% more. but mitt romney still won the state. so now experts that we are talking to, local guys don't know how it will make a difference as democrats try to run up the score informs the next few weeks. >> the democrats are much better at the get out the vote than the democrats have ever been. >> 2008 when barack obama did probably the biggest thing we will see in north carolina he still barely won the rejection. >> ballots are in the mail right now for north carolina requested them. next up 17 days of in person early voting. those 17 days have been a course of great controversy in the tarheel state. democrats tried to limit the hours at some lodges leading the "new york times" to editorialize officials in dozens of counties are making up new ways to keep back black and others who shoat democrats to vote. concerned about the highes

is coming up a tightening race and a lot on news from the campaign trails as well, but, first, peter doocy is in downtown manhattan with the latest on the new york city explosion. pete? >> yes, dana, right after the i.e.d. exploded in chelsea neighborhood of manhattan they get a suspicious 9-1-1 call from someone claiming to have put the bomb there and now the new york post has a quote from the 9-1-1 caller where the person said and i quote, "i'm looking at explosion down the block. there will be more." there is a ton of surveillance video near each crime scene and a continue of forensic evidence since the unexploded device was discovered intact and currently is sitting in an nypd laboratory. >> right now we do not have new information to make any final conclusion. we had a bombing last night on 23rd street and a suspicious device on 27th street. >> the bomber or bombers are still out there and authorities are racing to catch them before they can do it again. now to our west coast newsroom with the latest on ain't tack in minnesota. >> yes, chris, investigators are tightlipped but the isla

peter doocy is covering that part of the story from one police plaza new york police department headquarters. what do you have peter? >> we know that people or the person or the people responsible in the bombing last night is still out there. somewhere the lawmakers in new york are concerned enough about the possible of a repeat of another bombing or bombings that the governor cuomo announced starting tomorrow he is sending the national guard to protect the soft targets. >> to err on the side of caution we will deploy close to an additional thousand new york state police and national guard people to police the bus terminal, armies and subway stays. again. just to err on the side of caution and i want new yorkers to be confident when they go back to work on monday. >> this new supreme court posture is after weekend spent analyzing an unexpected i.e.d. that was detonated in a controllen environment by authorities who also pours over surveillance video from a pair of crime scenes in manhattan neighbor last night. police sources tell us yesterday that shortly after the blast that sent 29 people

peter doocy starts our coverage from roanoke. give us a sense of the pulse of the voters in that area right now. >> reporter: uma, while the whold world is looking at the podium where clinton and trump are standing monday night, hillary clinton may be looking out into the crowd at a woman who says she was bill clinton's mistress for more than a decade while bill clinton was married to hillary clinton. and the reason this is a possibility no u is because the clinton campaign decided they wanted to give one of their tickets to the debate on monday to billionaire trump critic mark cuban. trump doesn't like that. he blasted out on twitter a little while ago, quote, if doeb pee mark cuban of failed benefactor fame wants to sit in the front row, perhaps i'll put jennifer flowers alongside him. trump's guest list may be chings, but we're told his style will not. we heard yesterday from eric trump. he said his dad will decide how aggressive he wants to be when he sees how hillary comes after him. rudy giuliani elaborated. >> hillary clin

is coming up a tightening race and a lot on news from the campaign trails as well, but, first, peter doocy is in downtown manhattan with the latest on the new york city explosion. pete? >> yes, dana, right after the i.e.d. exploded in chelsea neighborhood of manhattan they get a suspicious 9-1-1 call from someone claiming to have put the bomb there and now the new york post has a quote from the 9-1-1 caller where the person said and i quote, "i'm looking at explosion down the block. there will be more." there is a ton of surveillance video near each crime scene and a continue of forensic evidence since the unexploded device was discovered intact and currently is sitting in an nypd laboratory. >> right now we do not have new information to make any final conclusion. we had a bombing last night on 23rd street and a suspicious device on 27th street. >> the bomber or bombers are still out there and authorities are racing to catch them before they can do it again. now to our west coast newsroom with the latest on ain't tack in minnesota. >> yes, chris, investigators are tightlipped but the isla

in houston, texas, peter doocy, fox news. >> this week on fox news sunday, donald trump does an aboutign trail after a health scare. we'll talk to clinton's running mat virginia senator tim kaine as the race keeps tightening. then new jersey governor chris christie ahead of trump's white house transition team responds live. plus actor george clooney on mass tiff corruption and civil war in the world's newest nation. and our power player of the week this week on fox news sunday. ♪ >>> 8:47 is the time. scott williams we're looking at no problems at the airport. >> in weather related delays. we have the cloud cover very humid when you step outdoors on this sunday morning. time now 8:48. as we look at ultimate doppler, cold front off to the west. we have mostly cloud dough ski skies. most of the rainfall still far north and west and most of the rain will stay north and west during the day today. so we have the front. we have tropical moisture what's left from julia spinning off the coast of the carolinas. this moisture will continue to head in our direction overnight tonight and especial

fox news's peter doocy is standing by in detroit with a preview. peter?eporter: when donald trump says that he thinks that some parts of inner-cities resemble war zones, this is the kind of neighborhood he is talking about. you see a lot of stuff boarded up, a lot of lots overgrown now. this is where he is coming tomorrow for a meeting at the world faith ministries. he will also go for a tour of a really bad part of detroit where ben carson actually grew up. we have a sense now what he is going to say tomorrow, what his pitch is, because "the new york times" got their hands on some of the briefing materials that trump's staff has been trying to get him to memorize. there is a line in there where trump is set to say, tomorrow, coming into a community is meaningless unless we offer alternative to the horrible progressive agenda that is, perpetrated a permanent underclass in america. and that fits with what the republican party chairwoman told us yesterday. >> he is saying, hey, i may not be the person you thought would be best to represent you but take a ch

peter doocy is live from detroit with the latest. peter? >> uma, donald trump said he came to this inner city detroit church to listen and to learn. and his remarks very well received by an enthusiastic crowd. >> becoming the nominee of the party of abraham lincoln, a lot of people don't realize that. abraham lincoln, the great abraham lincoln was a republican -- has been the greatest honor of my life. it is on his legacy that i hope to build the future of the party but, more important, the future of the country and the community. i believe we need a civil rights agenda for our time. >> that civil rights agenda trump says would be primarily focus and making sure people in this community have jobs, better school, and an outlet to make sure the rest of the country is aware of the problems facing african-americans in cities like detroit. and trump's speech was very specifically tailored to this audience saying that african-american churches are one of god's greatest gifts to this country. now, from here at the great faith ministries trump and

our peter doocy is live in new york with the latest. hey, peter. >> reporter: hey, shannon.what we know. there is a bomber or bombers on the loose, and the nypd just told us that they still need a few more hours to process two separate crime scenes about four blocks apart to see if there's any kind of a connection with terrorism with what happened last night, because right now they are not ruling out anything. >> right now we don't have enough information to make any final conclusion. as the mayor said, we don't know if there's any political or social motivation, but we definitely had a bombing last night at 23rd street and had a suspicious device at 27th street. >> reporter: there is video from both crime scenes, 23rd street and 27th street, and right now the police department's bomb squad is working to analyze an unexploded pressure cooker that was reportedly found inside a plastic bag wired up to a cell phone. the fbi says additional evidence is being sent to a lab in quantico, virginia, and while there's mystery about motive, authorities say this was definitely intention