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pk to sussex. 81 at allentown. you dot out across long island. 79 as a you get toward montauk. we look tat the consider trenps read arings in the 70's. 70 poughkeepsie. 60's up to monticello. temperature changes up 5 to 10 degrees 24 hours ago. that will with continue out of the southeast as we head to the next day sore. the wind temperatures northeast basically 60's to lower 70's. a few isolated show bears pi. let's take look. here comes the cold front here. p then notice tropical moisture herep. that is connection that will come up our way. that is going to be happening tomorrow night into wednesday. 2 to 4 much inwas rain. need it. over 8 inches behind. 90's to 100's. 90's to the lower plains. look at the cooler air. the 60's this that is coming way. this could be coming our way. it is now a new tropical storm and moving basically to the west at 40 miles per hour. then again, the latest. i haven't had chance to look at it yet. it will come up the eastern seaboard ap a we'll find potentially tropical storm again, making the move northward andp looks like it would take pee lin

average s&pk the decline is about 1% for september. the big story with these markets , volatility is becoming its own catalyst. it is pushing people to sell, i'll briefly as you pointed out the economic data is weakening. that is certainly part of it. but these huge price swings are causing a lot of your more sophisticated port olio's -- portfolios are levered off under sanctions that you have eczema volatility going forward. now they are looking at -- you amount of volatility going forward. that's why were seeing these heavy futures trades bringing the dow jones down 400 points even before the markets open. the volatility itself is its own catalyst and exacerbates the selling. point about a great the volatility becoming its own beast. what stems that so we stop the flood of selling? kathryn: i think it has a lot to do with what's going to happen in september. the real risk is if the fed does decide to hike, which will be on -- some of the next two weeks data will provide some clarity. if we get a strong number on , iday, let's say 300

he facing charges of operating a drone in a pk outside of the prescribed area. and the doe tells me they are monitong tris criminal case. this is an incidt that is unrelated rsut the disciplinary action that uld coil b o cas proc. veerly is expected t fe chgeatermoh. 're live injamaica, queens, this afn,oo shelton dutes, news 4 new york. >>> now to your holiday weekend. the last unofficial weekend of summer. it looks like it's going to be picture rfec stormeam 4 steve. >> we will see plenty o sunshine. the temperaturesreo much more comfortable. th to a cool fnt making its way across the ar. right now, 79 at jfk. 80 also into nassau county. temperatures north of the city are very comfortable right now with temperatures mainly in the d do thntupr 70s. have soloudomg in, northeasterly winds. can't rule out a spot shower here or the. but definity not a big deal. the time we head into tomorrow, these clouds move out. the sun comes out. the humit wyl b comforta ifou ye adg he nat s y'r arting off deees. moaynd is waer, with temper in the wer 80s. plen oe riggh the hol

that was sparked by the murder of a motorcycle taxi driver in muslim -- in the majority pk five neighborhood. there was an attack overnight on the main police station near the defense ministry. certain ngo's, including the way across -- including the red cross, were attacked as well. now, if you were here in paris yesterday, you might have had that once-in-a-lifetime experience of cycling or walking or rollerblading right down the middle of the usually car-filled elysees.sees -- champs france held his first every day without cars. it was lots of fun for some but for others, pure frustration. our correspondent has more. >> 11:00 on sunday morning and the barest -- the barriers went up across the champs elysees. it was parts of getting vehicles off the city streets for a single day. >> i think it is great. we took a bike tour. it is specifically the day without cars. >> it is a reason for us to come here because it is a chance to he.oy paris and breat >> that will be music to the mayor, while buses and taxis were allowed. she wanted the scheme to be citywide. they shut down a quarter of the ci

very strong message about what was happening inside syria and that it was in fact targeting what the pk k's achieving in syria, its alliance with the united states and the fact of, you know, turkey opening injured there after and probably persuaded them that that indeed was what this was all about. and i think the pkk is on the one hand saying to the turkish government, if you continue to try to undermine us, this is what we'll do. and on the other hand, it's also saying that if you continue to undermine the kurdish movement inside turkey, if you continue to try to marginalize the hdp -- that's sort of where we disagree -- i'm going to make turkey ungovernable for you. this is sort of a way of saying, if you're going to play hardball with me, i'm going to play hardball with you. and very few of us actually predicted this, because we all seemed to believe that when the pkk was bogged down in this fight against the islamic state it could hardly afford to open up a second front against turkey, but in a very eironic twist in a certain sense, it's america that enabled it to do so, because am

. >> hi, i have a quick question on pk k's objective, actually.an you please elaborate a little bit more on pkk? for example, on what they are trying to do. that they are both targeting and it looks like you do not agree. why, what is trying to do? i mean, pkk, what they are trying to do? and also is there any tactical changes in the attacks of pkk? for example, they are targeting more the police officers. this is my observation. i'm not an expert on pkk, but there is a tactical change? or a structural change? because of the youth movement that the doctor mentioned? so the objective of pkk and the tactics of pkk. >> yquestion is addressed to me i presume. obviously, i'm not a pkk spokesperson. i can only speculate. but from what i observed, i think when one needs to realize that this is very closely linked to what's happening inside syria. and let's not forget that this escalation happened after the attack in suruch. i would beg whoever maybes the claim that the government was involved to provide that evidence. in the minds of many kurds and clear

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pks -- poconos, 74. the atlantic city, 71 degrees thanks to the sea breeze kicking in.points on the low side today and tomorrow. even though high temperatures top out at 90 degrees, it's a dry heat. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, when the humidity starts to climb. by the time we get into thursday, that's when we are getting into the oppressive category, thing feel down right awful. the increase in humidity and heat from the carolinas. the high pressure system is drifting over the coast and, again, the winds blow in a clockwise fashion, the farther south and east the high goes, the more the winds start to shift out of the southwest and that's where the all the heat and humidity is. that's what's on tap as we march into the new work workweek. otherwise it's sunshine. tropical storm grace has formed it's a tightly compacted system. this is the coast of africa. 45 miles per hour it's a tiny storm this is how far the extent in which the tropical storm force winds go, these are the cape verde islands. to give you a prospective this is about as big as south jersey in terms of r

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so pk up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking) it's finger lickin' good. >>> three members of the same family are recovering after they were struck by car while walking incog caulk this morning -- in contra costa county this morning. ktvu's john sasaki is live, it appears the son -- the sun played a role in the crash. >> reporter: that is what the chp says. the driver was heading east when the sun lit up his windshield before he hit the mother and her kids. >> reporter: at 7:00 a.m. a mother and her children water crossing the street when three of them were hit by a car. >> it is awful. >> he heard the commotion and came outside. >> injured kids lay on the ground. one of the emts was carrying the kid. >> reporter: a five-yield girl was not hit. >> it is pretty bright. sun is out. the guy couldn't see. he said, you know, it blinded him. he wasn't going fast. >> reporter: investigators

pks peculiars -- poconos. 63 degrees, millville, 72 degrees, satellite and radar what you're seeing ise cloud cover. you look toward the upper right-hand side of the screen new york city and new england notice the clearing conditions, the cloud deck is moving northeast to southwest. it will be pushing through the baltimore and washington, d.c. metro areas bringing clear conditions by late morning. the call from accuweather mostly sunny skies this afternoon, a nice one coming up you up. 85 degrees is the forecasted high, lowering humidity levels, winds out of the northeast today. down the jersey shore we could see gusts up to 25 miles per hour. in the city, 79 degrees, 3:00 p.m., mostly sunny, temperatures near 85. 6:00 p.m., down to 84. overall the weekend looks amazing, low humidity levels, sunny skies and warm temperatures. although things heat up again as we get into labor day that sets up heat wave number 6 of the 20150 season. we'll talk about that when i see you in just a few minutes how long it lasts and how hot it will be for this time around we'll have all the answers coming u

ranks with-4 the lead pk to 2-point in the east. mean time the mets' magic number one seven to start the night. it was 1-1 hen fifth. a big 3-1 shot. they lose-2 but nationals lose also for the mets' marriage k number to clinches down to six. now the team is fighting for a playoff spot in pace ball can get a little tight these days. well in chicago, the cubs' manager took a very unique approach to keeping his guys lose. now madden who is known for thinking outside of the box turned wrigley field into the z before the game. the cubs had a-to hang out before the game in cludding a snow lep a, a slot and fla min ge and the fla machine go join him in the pregame press conrens. there he is. wonder what he had to say. unbelievable stuff. it worked. the cubs won the game. z and all. s been known to do walkie stuff. he did at this time today. yeah. >> all right. >> maybe they ned a zoo. >> all right. >> not bad idea. >> all right. a yeah. >> all right. >> well, queens made a huge debut on fox 5 tonight. the horror/comedy had walkie ways of

. >> workplace friendships could have a pos tism pk on productivity especially when dealing with work stress. >> people you have around you help you manage res. if yourp prems do that for you. your real friends, that is foon. if it is a work environment where it is you against the boss if you may want to make prens there. >> lawrence warns this only applies to certain work environments. it is in our best end rest to make more friends at bork we have a job that is not highly come pet ef. you have highly competitive job. people are not going to look you if you bow pren them and stab them in the back. about a rum shemtov, "fox 5 news." entreesing? >> i think everybody is defensive at the work lays. you fo? he like 1982, people would go out drinking. it is a leaser envirn. >> oh, yeah. i remember when i started here 29 years ago or something like that. was routine. we would go out. yeah. >> a little more cautious. >> i think i was in coveraged. you know, budgets are being cut everywhere. so there are not the company, you know? >> yeah. >> lives different. life is busy. different times. ye

they just did that on the west side of the pk where the -- of the pentagon where the plane crashed to the pentagon killing all on board and over a hundred in the pentagon. >> the north breeze, it's really helping to make things more comfortable than it did yesterday. we're getting the low humidity starting to move in. it's going to be a very pleasant afternoon. we'll enjoy one day without having to deal with the humidity or the chance for showers and storms. it comes right back tomorrow. let's get it started with another look outside. earlier on the weather cam was zoomed in on the rosslyn skyline and you could see some more of those gorgeous american flags draped over some of the buildings along that skyline. i put that picture out on my social media site if you'd like to take a look and share it yourself. 71 degrees right now. tons of sunshine at 9:00 a.m. we're going to see beautiful sunshine staying with us for just about the whole day. just a few puffy clouds at noon with a temperature of 79. the breeze out of the northwest helping to make things feel so nice and comfortable. we'

the earliest exit for the three season the men's draw in five years pk we are waiting for the big matchup is tomorrow night. serena, venus, 7:00 start tomorrow night. >> all right. no i audrey is looking forward. >> that is goog to be good. that is amazing. of over four hours. the longest match. >> all right. >> all right. >> yeah. >> the tan doored on those guys. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> all right. >> now that labor days over. it is pumpkin spice latte season again. cannot believe he is ready. today starbucks gave people a chance to get hands on one early. he din get in on the action. don't worry. you can get them starting tomorrowle without a code. this year's latte is a little different from area's past starbucks added real pumpkin and eliminated the carmel coloring into. all right. social media buzzing. starbucks seng out funny tweets. psl which follows me. big day tomorrow. i set the alarm all 47 of them in cass i am back tomorrow. >> all right. >> get on in the conversation. you know where to find me around 7:00 am. railroad. tomorrow is official start of fallen my book no matter w

the major himself will be here to greet the youngest students, the pk students, and mate your and the school say there's been a lot of preparation leading up to this day. mayor de blasio's office releasing this video of the mayor jokingly prepping a city classroom for the first day of >> all yours. >> reporter: teachers returning to the classroom, welcoming 1.1 million children back from summer break. >> erg i strike personally. chancellor speaking out. >> it's one experience for all children. >> reporter: farina says 94 of the 1800 public schools have been identified as struggling, and her hope for them? >> better student attendance, more improved student outcomes, and teachers who have gotten extraspout and an extra hour of school. i believe in high standards. >> reporter: the school's chancellor said the teachers have done quite a bit of development training ahead of today. 1.1million public school students here and headed back to the classroom later this morning. janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> a jet caught on fire in las vegas, just as it was taking off for london. black smoke a

we have a much different pk can k. it has decided to engage in a splintering stage after the capture of its founder in 1999. the 2015 pkk is much more different than the '90s pkk in the sense that decision making is more localized. clashes and command is also more localized, even though the central executive body is is quite influential as well. the main difference is that younger cohort. it used to be the bridge between the local pkk. but mere mediates have taken up arms. in the 1990s to basically defeat the pkk you had to get through leadership. right now to settle the security questions and the chaotic situation, you have to deal with the issue locally on a case by case approach. the military used to be de facto control in the 1990s. it was the primary actor and decision maker on a component of policy options on the kurd issue question. in 2015 you don't have that influential military. it went through a difficult process of cases, mistrust, persists with views on the political leadership to resolve the crisis. so th

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