pleasantly so. the showers over the southeast. remember how heavy they were? overnight it turned into tropical storm julia. 40 mile an hour winds moving at east northeast at 5 miles an hour. just gonna hang around for the next couple of days here. category 1 hurricane, 75 mile an hour winds moving west at 5 miles an orleanne. the storms end overnight tonight. a few storms to the north. sunny to partly sunny. same friday. spotty showers around. saturday maybe a little different story. don't think we see much in denver. to the south and east, we'll see showers and thunderstorms. i think we dry out more on sunday. 84 and 82 today. above the norm finally of 79 degrees. 92 is the

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then for tomorrow, fair, breezy, cooler, pleasantly so, in the mid-70s. for the next several day, start to warm it up on saturday. 89 on saturday. monday, another front, showers, cooler air by tuesday. just 66! >>> you might have heard the nfl season kicks off tonight. the super bowl rematch. started fast! gary kubiak is concerned about the opposite concerned about the opposite happening tonight. over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. i'm michael bennet and i approve this message. you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> live looking ahead in your

pleasantly so. the showers over the southeast. remember how heavy they were? overnight it turned into tropical storm julia. 40 mile an hour winds moving at east northeast at 5 miles an hour. just gonna hang around for the next couple of days here. category 1 hurricane, 75 mile an hour winds moving west at 5 miles an hour, orleanne. the storms end overnight tonight. a few storms to the north. sunny to partly same friday. spotty showers around. saturday maybe a little different story. don't think we see much in denver. to the south and east, we'll see showers and thunderstorms. i think we dry out more on sunday. 84 and 82 today. above the norm finally of 79 degrees. 92 is the record high. 58 and 60 right now, winds variable at 3. nice and this is pam showing the colors near frisco there. and colors here from michael, pretty shot there. and the loveland ski area. 16 days till they start snow-making! lows tonight, mostly 40s, 50s over the eastern plains. 30s higher up, 40s out west. and for tomorrow, 60s, 70s, some 80s over the eastern plains. 50s and 60s for moun

still pleasantly so, and still above normal! >> rams buffers and falcons all at home this weekend. football! >>> mike bobby -- bobo starting say what he wants from the rams. ,,,, in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> if there was another concern it would be jameis winston. he was expected to be a breakout year. it's been more up and down. he is tied for the nfl lead in touchdown passes with 8. problem is that he's tide for the second most interceptions in the nfl with 6. winston is a dynamic play-maker and the broncos know it. 405 yards sunday. somehow the bucks still lost. the key to stopping tampa bay starts with stopping winston. >> i know the kind of player he is. he makes good throws. the thing with him is just keeping him in the possibility as well. it's a good thing and a bad thing. we want him to scramble because i feel like he throws i

pleasantly so. 70s denver and diawith a northeast breeze at 9, 28% humidity. we do have a rising barometer. temperatures for tonight mostly in the 40s and 50s over the eastern plains. we'll fin 30s, for the higher elevations. out west, temperatures mostly in the 40s and 50s. tomorrow we'll have 70s and 80s over the east. out west pretty nice, 70s to low 80s. denver forecast for tonight, mostly clear skies. under a full moon. 49 and 47 the overnight lows. then tomorrow we'll see partly cloudy skies, maybe an isolated storm. getting closer to normal with 77 and 78. day, we see 84 on sunday. monday we're at 87. tuesday 85. right thinking that almost summer-like conditions, and wednesday 81, and dry all the way. >> going back to august! [ laughter ] >>> i hope the buffers stay -- buffs stay strong against michigan. >> in 1994, it was a miracle. whatl ,, ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. are >>> some call it dirty, broncos deny that. moving on! one thing the broncos do agree on, they

here comes that cold front, and that is gonna cool us off but pleasantly so. 14 and 54! 94 and 31 the records. from the weather watchers, 78 in pinecliffe. and arvada 89 degrees today. 70 and 69 right now. south breeze at 13 13. this is the sunset brush. this is sunset last night, for the broncos game tonight. pretty sunsets all. temperatures for tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains, 30s and 40s for the mountains, 40s, 50s out west. cool air coming down from the north. 60s, 70s, 80s, close to 90 over the southeast. here's 56 and 54 by morning. for tomorrow, fair, breezy, cool, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. for the next several day, 80 saturday, sunday 89 degrees, next front comes through monday and tuesday, 72 and 66, chance for scattered thunderstorms. we stay in the 70s over the next several days, with a few isolated storms here and there. >>> denver park agents are making thousands of mistakes when they write tickets every month. >> errors we're just now learning abo investigation. brian maws reports. >> reporter: if you think there is so

here comes that cold front, and that is gonna cool us off but pleasantly so. 89 and 88 after a chill i start of 14 and 54! 94 and 31 the records. from the weather watchers, 78 in pinecliffe. and arvada 89 degrees today. 70 and 69 right now. south breeze 13. this is the sunset from brush. this is sunset last night, for the broncos game tonight. pretty sunsets all. temperatures for tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains, 30s and 40s for the mountains, 40s, 50s out west. cool air coming down from the north. 60s, 70s, 80s, close the denver forecast for tonight. clear skies overnight. 56 and 54 by morning. for tomorrow, fair, breezy, cool, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. for the next several day, 80 saturday, sunday 89 degrees, next front comes through monday and tuesday, 72 and 66, chance for scattered thunderstorms. we stay in the 70s over the next several days, with a few isolated storms here andhe >>> denver park agents are making thousands of mistakes when they write tickets every month. >> errors we're just now learning about thanks to a cbs4 investigation.

so if i have a chance to in and buy something here instead of in a big grocery store, i'd rather do it here. >> the store owner says they are pleasantly surprised so far. more abc permits so they can hold wine and beer tastings. >> i think people are going to be drinking a lot of coffee and cocoa today. stay at home and be warm. >> it's national coffee today. >> it goes hand in hand. >> encouraging people to stay home too around the sand hills. that's some very important in effect down around the sand hills. let's go ahead and take a look. this expires at 10 a.m. this morning. cumberland, another flash flood county set to expire. 8:45 this morning and that's in effect for moore and also portions -- we do start off our wednesday morning. also, record flooding expected along the lower little river at manchester. they have received over 8 inches of rain there. and are expecting several more before this rain this is in cumberland county in the lower little river had record flooding in 1945. this is expecting to exceed that. please take the necessary precautions now because the river will -- is expected to continue to rise today and crest

. >> the store owner say they've been pleasantly surprised with sales so far and working to get more abc permits so they can hold wine and beer tasting as well. >>> well, we have an update to an incredible toir 14-year-old lj jeffreys received a heart transplant earlier this year. >> he was received another special gift. lj and his mother appeared on the show to share his story with the country. lj as wee borng with a disorder that stopped his heart from pumping correctly. he spent 100 days before a match was found. he then spents months in rekofy. >> yeah. it was a tough road but i had to do it -- everything i could to get better. and i really missed my friends and i bet they missed me to. >> while he was in the hospital he hin mained advertise grades. he made a-b honor roll. the ellen show gave them a six night vacation in hawaii. you're foing toe see the reaction. there they are. he wasn't able to travel during recovery and has been dreaming of a beach vacation to learn more about his story and organ donation head to our website. >> oh, he's going to enjoy that. >> we hope he's in

many homeowners in the time check neighborhood in cedar rapids are pleasantly surprised from this flood's outcome -- so far. especially as time check burns' historic home in 2008. her family re-built the home with new siding, stairs and windows. when burns heard the news of a second devastating flood this weekend, she panicked. she moved nearly all of her furniture out of her home and sandbagged along the edge of the house. burns was able to get back into her home briefly yesterday. much to her surprise, she had no water damage. it's traffic we don't usually see in cedar rapids, but bridge and exit ramp closures for flooding is slowing people way down. i-380 near the wilson avenue exit. it's the only exit open on the south side of downtown. the past two days we've seen heavy delays. the city is also asking people to leave the inside left lane open in both directions so that emergency vehicles can get through. the only bridge open for drivers and emergency personnel is 380. now time for our morning pheasants forever, is set for next saturday in monticello. pheasants forever focuses on the conservation o

many homeowners in the time check neighborhood in cedar rapids are pleasantly surprised from this flood's outcome -- so far. especially as time check will always bear the scars of the flood of 2008. floodwaters destroyed cathy burns' historic home in 2008. her family re-built the home with new siding, stairs and windows. when burns heard the news of a second devastating flood this weekend, she panicked. she moved nearly all of her edge of the house. burns was able to get back into her home briefly yesterday. much to her surprise, she had no water damage. " 56:45, "a lot of relief major relief and i think the city did a really good job of letting people know this time" burns took some furniture back into her home yesterday. she plans to move everything back into her home this weekend. moving upsteam on the cedar river, people in vinton are clearing out water from their homes and businesses. the cedar river is now going back down after feet. kipp schoettmer, the owner of john's tires, says his business only had about an inch of water. he says his shop completely flooded in 2008. he spent yesterday pumpin

so we were pleasantly surprised that can be removed with four treatments. normally the darker, the longer. but again, it just depends on the person' ability to dispose of that shattered ink. the person was lucky and after four treatments, it's removed. >> you mentioned shattered ink. that's really what it's doing -- explain how the science works. >> the wave length, the laser attacks the ink, the tattoo ink and shatters it in small particles so your body can flush it out. >> that's crazy. wow. >> oh, wow! that is gone. >> straight from the '90s. >> one more picture. >> and we might have shown them alm. >> here we go. oh! >> this is during the removal process. >> no kidding! >> that white frosting of the skin is actually the skin oxidizing. it's carbon dioxide escaping from the skin. when you leave the office, you'll have a covering of frosting just like that over your tattoo. that will disappear in about 20, 30 minutes and your tattoo will go back to looking like it did before and then six to eight weeks, you'll see your fading. >> oh, wow. how long do you

mike: pleasantly dry across new hampshire, not so in the tropics, it's active out the latest tropical system, number nine, on the list, but no chance that this tropical storm will get in on the action across any part of the united states. the track is to the north and northeast and eventually well out into the open atlantic. there is a strong tropical wave over the bahamas, we'll be tracking that to see if any circulation does develop over the next couple of days. but right now ian is the only game in town and it's well out to sea. rindge, blue skies, a few scattered clouds, great all over the granite state including up in a good part of northern new hampshire from conway overlooking mount washington off in the distance, beautiful there today with temperatures running very close to the norm for this time of year. average temperature in mid september means the nights are chilly, so tonight will be another cool one, and then a warming trend begins to take over. tuesday afternoon and wednesday, 80's for many. then we'll start t also squeezed in between are one shot of a couple of showers

in the even 50's some of the most outlying suburbs, so little on the cool side, refreshing outside, tad breezy, but generally just sunny, pleasantly warm, with highs at best in the low 80s, we will take it, although there is trade off obviously down the road. >> yep, katie, you will be busy. thank you so much. all right, looking outside, you guys, the vine closed overnight construction between the schuylkill and broad. see what we're looking at here, westbound completely closed still eastbound usually follows after the westbound side opens, what we're looking at here very, very quiet. don't go to the vine if you don't have to. friday's tend to be lighter in the world of travel. construction, nine at northbound between allegheny and betsy ross bridge, two left lanes blocked, construction crews out, there hopefully gets cleared out of the way by 5:00. also, burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open right about now. it is hard to see what exactly is going on out there, because it is so dark out, there make note, it should be opening right now if it hasn't gun to do so already. also, that accident investigation, the accident happene

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so well. >> watch it here on abc. >>> kate hudson coming up live. check neighborhood in cedar rapids are pleasantly surprised from this flood's outcome -- so far. especially as time check will always bear the scars of the flood of 2008. floodwaters destroyed cathy burns' historic home in 2008. her family re-built theo as this flood approached, burns moved most of her furniture out of her home, and sandbagged along the edge of the house. burns was able to get back into her home briefly yesterday, where she found no water damage. governor branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds will be back in eastern iowa today to tour flood damage. they will make a stop in vinton at noon. from there, they'll head to palo at 1:30. and they'll wrap up their visit in cedar rapids. and now here's your first alert plan on a cool day along with plenty of clouds. a sprinkle may fall out of the lowest clouds, but otherwise, a dry day continues to be on track. plan on the wind to really ? everybody dance now ? [ cheers and applause ] ? >>> good morning, america. and, boy, if you are ever in the new york area, come and

some of those high clouds around mixing with some sunshine pleasantly warm at 69 at 6:00 in the morning and at 8:00 your temperature of 70 degrees soreally doesn't move all that much over a couple of hours from 6-8 a.m. 88 degrees tomorrow again hermine drifting just to our east, sun and clouds but a breeze out of the north. 10-20 so we move that temperature up. even further here on wednesday up to 91 degrees the humidity comes up a little bit as well and call it slightly humid and 91 feeling like 92 or 93 still a high risk for rip currents through much of this week since hermine gets stuck over the open waters of the atlantic and south of long island and rough surf and 82 new jersey, 88 delaware for a high no sea breeze a land breeze between about 12-25 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 80 tomorrow but upper 80s with a warm breeze and turns hot and humid wednesday, 91 and then near records on thursday, 95 degrees feeling like 97 and then record breaking at the end of the week even going into the weekend 97 on saturday with some late day storms with a cold front that will break the humidity on sunday left

pleasantly warm lakes region and plymouth. north woods. down to 68 in pittsburg along the canadian border. dew points have fallen off as well, so uncomfortable during the morning and afternoon. downright steamy around 1:00, 2:00, then the dew points fall off to 6 # or below and may hang around in the slightly humid range through tomorrow morning but then rise a little more saturday night into early on saturday. then you're going to really notice a big dip as we go into sunday afternoon as the winds freshen out of the northwest and it dries out considerably. sunday night and monday night on the way for new hampshire. but for tonight down to 50 far north, on average upper 50's to 60's elsewhere. even no the weekend will not be hot, it will still be on the toasty side with readings slightly above the average. 70's to around 80 tomorrow and again on sunday, as for the cooler weather back in the plains states, lower to mid 70's will take over with a lot of sun on monday. but we have to get to that point. two rounds of showers, one with a warm front here that moves in cast as temperatures fall back into the 50's and 60's clouds creep

so your weather headlines low clouds return tonight. we will get afternoon sunshine tomorrow. another pleasant but pleasantlyking of cool we'll be cooler towards sunday and downright chilly in some spots by the middle of next weeks. really nice in santa clara. your high 80 degrees. los altos 80. san ramon 86. petaluma 74 for a high. sausalito 65. lakeport 93. saint helena tomorrow 88 degrees. extended forecast, we have sunshine across the board every afternoon. but temperatures will drop after a very comfortable weekend. 60s and 70s near the watered. 80s to low 90s inland. we are going to get cooler next week with inland spots barely to the 80s if there at all. a beautiful view of the beach at pacifica. man, is it gorgeous out there. there are some whales offshore. i'm not sure if you can see them but right now we do see, take a look off in the distance the whales making an appearance right here on channel 5. hope you can see it. back with sports in a minute. ,, player for 186 consecutive weeks, dating back to february of 2013. she was in search of her 22nd major >>> serena williams has been the top player s

so a nice cool start to the day tomorrow, not nearly as humid a day on wednesday, as pleasantly warm air builds in from the west. friday and saturday we start to see a big shift in the wind and that will signal a big change in the temperature. another front trying to build in over the great lakes, but that will tend to fall apart. we still have the remnants of julia, remember that storm, just off the carolinas, still stuck down here over the southeast. tonight and tomorrow, mostly clear skies. a few scattered clouds, watch out for a little valley fog very late. tomorrow morning could be low visibility in a few spots. wednesday temperatures climbing, up near 80 for the last full day of summer tomorrow. if you like summer warmth, don fret, we have more of it on thursday as fall arrives at 10:21. look at the highs tomorrow, upper 70's north, lower 80's elsewhere. and temperatures could be two or fall on thursday. why not. by friday a cold front moves through, 60's far north, 70's elsewhere. that front could trigger a couple scattered showers and it will be breezy and much cooler, feel t

so that's -- i'm listening carefully. my question then is still the same. was there anything that he said that pleasantly surprised you, aka was there anything that he said that maybe moved you further to supporting him? >> again, what we saw yesterday is the same principles and the same values but with more details. but that's not what we were looking for. we were looking for again policy beyond -- >> so that's a no. >> correct. so we got more details within his current principles and values. there was nothing new beyond the border and deportation of criminals. we actually need a pathway to legalization. it has to be an earned pathway. no one is asking for amnesty. we're talking about paying back taxeses, p taxes, paying a fee. >> go ahead. >> i have to tell you, he did talk about pathway. basically trump is saying all the illegals -- i would like to see undocumented people. i feel for my people. i was born in mexico city and we don't like to be called illegals. basically they refer to a illegals because they kos the border undocumented and they committed an illegal act by not showing any documents or b

so maybe i can talk about that a little more. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes, i guess i would just -- i'm sort of pleasantly surprised at how it seems that we're all approaching this issue from many different angles but we're coming to a lot of the same conclusions. so this is certainly something that has surprised me. you know, i'm very interested to hear what people's predictions are for the future and ways that we can deal with these type of challenges. i'm -- you know, i'm very heartened to see that there's very open-minded approach here, you know? i think, you know, talking about turkey for example, you had mentioned that there's -- there's this desire by the turkish government to stamp down any idea of anything that's different. and the idea of not even opening up the conversation is something i find unfortunately in academia as well, the idea that we're not even attempting to try to have a conversation about what some of these things are. well, what is islam, what is its history? why do certain people feel they do and what is the appeal about these movements? why are the youths so fascinated by these movements? what is its appeal?

pleasantly surprised that he had all of this information in front of him. that was really pretty complete if you're talking about cardiology and cardiovascular stuff this week. so lot of good information. a lot of information from clinton's camp. i think we've spent a lot of time talking about who is healthy and who is healthier and i think the conversation is probably better focussed on rather comparing the two, because it's almost like comparing apples and oranges. some of trump's data was a couple of years old. he's an older male, it really is, you really can't discuss evidence-based to compare a man and a woman together per se, you know what i'm saying? but rather is each person healthy enough? is there anything that seems to be disqualifying in their medical histories that would render either of them to be unfit as president, and i think most of us who've analyzed the information as we do all the time, analytically look at people's records and make, you know, draw conclusions from that, i think most of us would think that both of them are healthy enough. >> have made adequate disclosure and seem, based on those disclosures seem to meet baseline requirement

. >> always pleasantly surprised with how happy these teens are when they first wake up. if you woke me up like that, i wouldn't be so outside this morning on the schuylkill expressway. had an eastbound accident here by montgomery. they got it pushed out of the way pretty quickly but already about 10 minute delays in both directions because of volume on the schuylkill. and delays cropping up on those septa regional rails. they're scattered mostly about 10 minutes behind. david. >> on the big board we are dressing the kids in shorts and t's for school this morning if they have a uniform i'm sure they're going with the lighter version of it maybe the polo shirt. 71 degrees by 8 o'clock. if you're running errands the morning is there time to do it. it will be a little bit muggy but okay temperature-wise. noon 84. this afternoon hot. 91 degrees is your high around 4 o'clock today. matt and tam. >> thank you david. >>> a california man searching for precious metal unearthed a gold nutter the size of a t-bone steak. oscar espinosa found the nugget last week while he was prospecting in jamestown. the clump of gold weighs ab

so we wanted to get out of the way of the storm. >> reporter: the tourists here in ocean city, maryland, many waking up this morning pleasantly surprisedtide last night did not bring some of the coastal flooding. again, the concern throughout the day is rip currents and really up and down the east coast places like new jersey and southern new england. there is still a threat there. hermine moving just a bit further offshore but still expected to bring that water into parts of the east coast. there is still more than 100,000 people without power throughout the east coast. ear in ocean city expecting waves 6 to 8 feet or so. there is still concern for places further up the coast. todd, back to you. >> gabe, thanks. stay safe. joining me now is msnbc meteorologist bonnie schneider. you expect the storm to reach hurricane strength. what's impact on coastal areas along the mid-atlantic and northeast. >> the problem is the turn of the storm. it's off to sea. models take it further east. it's going to edge further to the north and possibly to the northwest as well. so right now we're seeing the storm pretty much about 300 miles south-southeas

pleasantly warm. the highest time of the year pressure coming in and nothing to worry about. it will be deflected back into canada so let's put it all together.l the fox a day forecast foxy day forecast toasty temperatures for the week ahead and bright sunshine.e when is the next chance for rain? opportunity will be looking into next week for the first weekend of fall. >>> student student-athletes across the country are imitating calling cap remix one washington high school football team made it a coordinated effort.l raising the flag garfield staff and students knelt together one hand over the next person's shoulder.r. his coach said this was a about racial injustices across the nation. they said they are not disrespecting the flag although they are not agreeing with this. >> we respect the armed forces and maybe but this is not to a disrespectful movement. i think it is a smokescreen not to do with the issues. >> i don't know if they understand why they are doing it. i think they're just animateoi seen doing it. he uses that as long as people are singing and knowing what se is singing about is all that matters. wh

so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> obviously a compelling argument made in the paper regarding these two candidates. but will it resonate in that solid red state? >> i'm very surprised actually, pleasantlyed, with a lot of the reaction from readers. of course it's mixed. but the comments have been overall very supportive and we'll see how that plays out on election day. but the response has been very well received. >> i think we've lost our connection to linda there. linda, are you there? because i can't hear anymore. >> oh, yes, i am. >> okay, sorry, go ahead. >> okay, yes, absolutely, i think the editorial resonated with a lot of our readers. we've had some very positive feedback. and of course there are those that are disappointed. we have a lot of supporters in the state. all in all, i think it has been very well received. >> such an interesting relationship with trump and arizona. when you look at senator john mccain going back to the very first of the controversial comments made by him. saying that he didn't, you know, think that mccain was a hero because he got caught, and people thought that would be the end of his career as a politician. and that john mccain would take a strong

hopefully we see enough so that it makes some semblance of difference, at the very take a look at the futurecast, clouds and sunshine today. very pleasant, dry conditions and pleasantly warm with temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees. tonight we start off clear and then we see the clouds start to move on in and overnight into tomorrow morning, this time tomorrow morning, there may be some scattered downpours or around central and northern new hampshire and scattered showers elsewhere. some of the computer models have a lot more rain than this. you can s some localized areas. and downpours and other areas nothing. tomorrow night, more chances and monday, even more chances of rain showers off and on. so periods of rain possible on monday as well as the front stalls overhead. never before have we been so happy to have a front stall. we go back to sunshine. in terms of chances for rain, the best chance is monday. about 70 to 80% chance. you can see at least some rain that get good downpours tomorrow and then really dries out the rest of the week. so let's go down toward the queen city and show you the day for today. lots of sunshine and temperatures reaching into the mi

caller: i was very pleasantly surprised when i turned on the tv today and saw the title of your book. i am really shocked at how little criticism the court gets for so many outrageous things. and i'll give you two examples and then i'll love to hear your comment. justice thomas, his wife was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to run around the country talking against obamacare. yet he sits on the decision and votes exactly the way his wife wants him to. a perfect example of a judge's vote being bought and paid for. secondly, bloody bush v. gore. but for bush v. gore, there would have been no iraq war. every penny spent in iraq, every drop of blood of americans, our allies and on the iraqis, is on the heads of those incredibly corrupt justices that gave us that decision. host: let's let mr. zirin respond. guest: i don't know quite where to begin. i agree with you that bush v. gore was a partisan decision. it was a 5-4 decision. but later on "the new york times" recounted the vote throughout the state of florida and bush would have won the state of florida if the court had allowed the counting to continue. i don't think it would have hanged the out