these firefighters help people in sam roberts. the rain has been relentless, and hurricane warnings are posted for parts of northwestern florida. here's a look at what the storm looks like on the rad it's expected to strengthen through today, be near the coast about 7:00 tonight. a tropical storm watch is also in effect from georgia into south carolina. now, the storm is also affecting flights, right? travel plans in the southeast. good morning, everybody. thursday, september 1st. thanks for joining us. i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. we'll get a live report from hopkins airport this morning where all of the major airlines put storage con tin yent see first, a check on weather and traffic. laura demaria has her eyes on the roads, but meteorologist jon loufman is in for meteorologist sam roberts. hey, john. >> jon: it looks like the storm will strengthen across the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, and that's why florida is bracing for ugly stuff. we are bracing for a much cooler morning. a taste of fall as we usher in sep

siriusxm, sam roberts.l you love her name, initially. fox news national security analyst kc mcfarland. and his best friend is a volleyball named wilson. we wrote that when your beard was longer. sitting next to me, comedian and master beardsman joe devito. let's start the show. >>> nothing can stop hillary clinton in the quest for the white house except pollen. clinton is blaming her coughing attacks on labor day on an allergic reaction to pollen. here is clinton during a speech in ohio. >> and i want to thank congresswoman marcia fudge for hosting us. [coughing]. >> as you can see the pollen levels on that day were extremely high. they were low to moderate. they were nothing to sneeze about. andrew dared to report on clinton's coughing fits and was ridiculed about it. clinton's traveling press secretary wrote, dear andrew, get a life. thanks, nick. jonathon insisting the story ain't news. others taunted the reporter telling him to, quote, delete your career. clinton who hasn't held a news conference since

sam roberts is here. sam, what's going on? >> samantha: good morning. time is 6:32. take your umbrella because you e you leave the house, there's a good chance at some point today you'll get rained on. here's the school day forecast at the bus stop this morning. i can't rule out a few isolated showers, but more most of us it's late morning and early afternoon. around lunchtime and the ride home, they will be showers around. temperatures are kind of interesting today. we're in the 60s now with a breeze, so it feels pretty cool. we hit 71 midday, and that will be the high for the day. the mid to upper 60s through the afternoon, and again it's going to be a breeze out there so it will feel pretty cool to you. right now, very quiet conditions on the satellite and radar maps. in fact, once the sun comes up, some of you may see some sunshine. we've had a few showers out west of cleveland. most of that has moved out towards the lake. but there is no rain down to the southwest, and then more rain coming through indiana. that is all headed in our direction for your midday tim

meteorologist sam roberts is tracking storms moving in this morning. sam, you could describe this rain as hit-or-miss in some areas? >> samantha: yeah, it's not a washout, which is great news for you. there is patchy showers out there. please take it slow. right now we don't have any rain around, and i think if you're commuting 7:00, 8:00 we should be just fine. by 9:00 there will be rain developing, scattered showers. again, not a total washout. for showers, i think after 3:00 the chance drops. most of your evening commute will be just fine, but temperatures today, well, they're a lot cooler. we hit 83 yesterday, 74 this afternoon. a big change there, really dropping in the temperature department. tomorrow will be another cool day. here's doppler max. there's no rain, no thunderstorm activity if you commute in the next couple of hours you'll be just fi to go and need it again on saturday. saturday is a first alert weather day. we'll time out the rain for you coming up at about 6:15. laura. >> laura: when we have alert weather days, we watch for rain in

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meteorologist sam roberts has another beautiful forecast. do you have a highlight from the summertime here in the cle? >> samantha: cavs. >> tia: i like that one. >> samantha: we had the rnc and things went smoothly for the most part. it was like the better summer ever in cleveland, right? of course, the cavs. did we mention that? that was also awesome. the tribe. i could go on for days. this was the best summer ever. unfortunaty, an end. trust me, nobody is sadder about that than me. fall begins at 10:21 in the morning. the average high for today is 72, but we're going to be 14 degrees above average today as we climb into the 80s. we hit 83 yesterday, and it's hotter for today. it bes this morning in the 60s for many of us, so very warm this time of year. cleveland 62, 62 in akron as into the outlying areas. worcester, about 54 there. 57 for my friends this morning in warren. hey, we're headed back into the 80s today, and hour-by-hour it looks like this. if you try to plan the day ahead and you're like when is the best time to get outside a

i'm meteorologist sam roberts with a check of your forecast for her today. we we have temperatures starting off in the lower 50s and some of you are still in the 40s. it feels cool out there and it's breezy, too. we have a lot of sunshine, at least i think it will feel better later on. we hit 72 with mostly sunny skies. windy this afternoon, so be aware of that. >>> a new study shows women are being penalized for asking for a raise or promotion at work. ahead, facebook executive sheryl sandberg with new research. how women in the workplace are more likely to be called bossy. you're watching "cbs this (?) (?) when you are suffering from chest congestion try mucinex 12-hour. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. and lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. i had frequent heartburn, but...my doctor recommended prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed the things that i consume on a daily basis, a lot of it is very acidic. the

meteorologist sam roberts is tracking the rain moving through northeast ohio. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, tia. good afternoon. good afternoon to you. if you are just joining us, maybe you didn't catch the rain this morning, a rainy day. i want to show you the conditions from high atop one of our cameras looking toward downtown. you can seeha now looking mainly dry headed into and out of downtown. we have been dry down here for a little while. but there are more showers on the way. here's our satellite and radar picture around cuyahoga county and again you can see that we are dry across the cleveland metro area. but as i zoom you out, there are some showers off to the west closer to the youngstown area. back into western pennsylvania. these are lifting off toward the west and northwest and it would later this afternoon. most of our rain for now is out in lorain, erie, huron and medina counties, summit, portage, columbiana and mahoning counties, also stark county. i expect this to continue even into tonight where we see scattered on again off again rain and temper

meteorologist sam roberts joins us from the first alert weather center. beautiful day, sam. >> samantha: isn't it gorgeous out there? we have had wall-to-wall sunshine. it has been a little windy from time to time, but overall, a very nice day. i want to take a live look outside from high atop one of our cameras looking toward downtown. and you can see that we have plenty of blue sky, dry roads for your m temperatures are warming up. a lot of 60s out there still at 69 in akron. good afternoon to you in cleveland. we are the warmest spot on the map at 70. and as you travel farther out to the west, elyria at 69?. i do think we will warm up just a few degrees from where we are now through about 4:00 and then by 5:00 or 6:00, we will start dropping back into the upper 60s. 8:00 tonight. current satellite and radar picture showing you beautiful weather across our area. but i've got my eyes on what's next. you can see all the clouds and showers in the upper great lakes. and that system will move in here tomorrow and it is going to park right on top of us through

meteorologist sam roberts tracking the systems as they move through our area. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, brian. good afternoon and good afternoon if you are just joining us. let's go at straight to the map. i want to show you exactly what's happening out there. this is a live look looking toward down town. had a little sunshine in downtown cleveland this morning but from this vantage point we are cloudy looking exactly as we did no showers in downtown, but i do have some rain on the southwest and west sides of cleveland in lorain county and a little farther to the south just south of parma some shower activity there, as well. these showers are all lifting off toward the northwest, lifting through lake county, summit and stark counties. it is pouring in portions of tuscarawas county. these showers are tracking off toward the north and west as time tracking feature. you can see that, by about 12:20ish, we could have rain and thunderstorms moving through the millersburg area and if this rain holds together it could move through mansfield about 1:00 or so. chances

. >> tia: meteorologist jeff tanchak in for sam roberts today. jeff, it's hot and humid. meansthere's a potential for rain showers out there. seeing right now, guys. and it is super muggy out there. don't even think september right now. we are in mid-summer-like stuff here and we have been seeing these on and off showers coming through the area. one southeast of akron and this one containing a downpour just moved through parma heights. this is now approaching independence at about 12:10. bedford, 12:26 and if it holds together, solon, 12:41. and redevelop. so we will be seeing that kind of trend now the rest of the afternoon. just plan on a chance that you can see a passing shower or storm and now that i look at this, it looks like we have one very close to downtown cleveland right now. this is really the big story again this afternoon. the heat. look at the hour-by-hour forecast. 91 at 2:00. 93 at 4:00. if you aren't seeing any rain right now or a lot of cloud cover, you are already approain muggy night. there is a risk now of a few showers and storms tonight and we have

for a look at your rainy forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. yes, we're contending with showers and rhett roads t now, i think much of the day from here on through about midday should feature cloudy skies that look like rain, and there may be a few spotty showers out there. i expect the development of a more measurable rain through the afternoon and evening. temperatures today top out around 68 similar to yesterday, and we will, unfortunately, have to deal with those on-again/off-again showers all through the weekend. not a constant rain, but be s? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ? should i stay or should i go? ? when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. ? >>> libertarian candidate gary johnson was giving a television interview and he was unable to name a single foreign leader. >> ga

. >>> for a look at your weekend forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. i wish i had better news about the weekend, but at least i have good news for you today. mostly sunny skies in the morning, partly sunny in the afternoon and a high today around 82. we start off in the 50s, so i morning. this weekend, upper 70s with rain tomorrow, on-again/off-again showers and another chance of showers on oh, here comes nancy. she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. since when did experience become something to hide? all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is r

now here's our meteorologist sam roberts with a pretty good-looking forecast. sam. >> samantha: brian, it's going to be beautiful today and all week long. here's your forecast for the day ahead. mostly sunny skies and a little fog out there this morning. so please watch out for that. it should erode by mid-morning giving way to mostly sunny skies and highs this afternoon around 81 degrees feeling more like summer this week. you know, fall begins on thursday, but that's going to be the warmest day of the week. the weekend does eventually bring a chance of rain, ? it is monday, september 19th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real news ahead, including the man named as a suspect in this weekend's new york city bombing. the latest from the investigation of that attack and the discovery first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> investigators combing through evidence to see if there was any link between here and those explosions over the weekend. >>> that pressure cooker bomb was filled with shrapnel and blew up in a heavily traf

now for a look at your rainy forecast, let's turn it over to meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: all right. thanks so much, tia. not an all-day rain event, but there will be hit-or-miss showers occasionally throughout the day. so have your umbrella ready to go. you need it from time to time. mid-60s today. seasonably cool. lots of clouds and a little on the windy side as well. so it's not a beautiful day, but we can still make it a great day, right? despite the rain, next couple of days look very similar. this is crock pot weather. my goodness, right? the end of the weekend, and ? >>> yesterday, elon musk, visionary billionaire and one act away from being a super villain, laid out his plan to send people to mars. now, unfortunately, if you're interested in this, tickets are a little pricey with projected current cost being $10 billion per on billionaires into space! i believe we have gotten a photo of the project managers. yeah, there you go. there you go. now. >> both of you guys said, yesterday, that that is something you would pass on. >> that's right. >> even

. >>> coming up on the next "red eye" joe devito and sam roberts and diana falzone and boris epstein.> according to a personal finance blog, americans are keeping their money in really dumb places. not me. i got my money invested in trump stake. a -- the blog lists a number of stupid places to store your cash. among them, fancy coffee apps. americans have $1.2 billion loaded on to starbucks gift cards. i checked my phone and $23 that has been sitting on my phone. financial writers think a daily cocoa frap isn't wise. next, paypal. any money left on the site doesn't earn interest. next, under your mattress 43% of americans keep their savings in cash. that's unbelievable. it is not earning any interest that shocked me. lastly jewelry and gold both of which allegedly are bad investments. wait a minute, gold? >> i agree on the fancy drinks thing though. i don't understand the fancy coffee drinks at all. i don't understand cafe latte and rosaritas. i drink my coffee black and my liquor straight. they are for pfingstal -- dash they are fact fact tour things. >> i'm with you. black coffee an

first pitch at here's the forecast with our meteorologist sam roberts. hey, sam. >> samantha: we hope they do it, too. we have rain on the way today. good thing they're not playing that game here, because late morning and through the afternoon it will be get pretty showery out there. have your umbrella ready to go. by late afternoon into the evening, we should start to dry things out. also cool today and 71 and breezy. that high in the 70s is going to happen pretty early around midday. so pretty cool for the drive 60s. tomorrow, sunshine returns, but i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? ? >>> it is monday, september 26th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? more real news ahead including debates ever. we talk with donald trump's senior communications adviser coming up. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at

. >>> now for a look at your hot and steamy forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. i hope your day is off to a great start. today is a weather alert day. this is a yellow alert for the threat of strong thunderstorms, some of which could be severe this aefrn. the timing could happen this evening, some could produce heavy rain and gusty wind. jeff will be here monitoring the situation this afternoon. have that cleveland 19 first alert weather app fired up so that you can always stay alert to the weather. hot otherwise, a high of 90 ?? ?? ?? >>> sir, what do you think of james corden? >> this is about you, not me. >> what are you going to wear for the launch? >> planning just wearing what i've got on here. >> this is a big deal. i'd be wearing entirely of apples and you just walk on and you just go, this is it [ bleep ]! get in line! ? sweet home alabama ? where the skies are so blue ? >> that is a special carpool karaoke where james corden is with apple ceo tim cook to talk about the controversial ear sight of tim cook. he likes to play. >> he knows his song. >> he is

demaria who is watching the roads, but first over to our first alert weather center meteorologist sam roberts -- >> tia: the one and only. >> samantha: pretty common name. there might be a couple of people. i don't know that there's many that do this. i'm the one and only here. this is the one and only laura demaria and this is the only place you can watch brian duffy spit coffee out on live tv. >> brian: it's so sweet. >> samantha: this is not psl this is like iced coffee weather. it's hot and steamy today. dry weather in the sort term but a stormy ending to the work week and then we get the pumpkin spice weather later in the forecast. here doppler max and not much going on. we have one rain drof out in seneca county, and the rest of us are completely dry. our big weather story until the day ahead is going to be the heat. take a look at some of these highs for your city. downtown cleveland if you down here to work or maybe you have a meeting or appointment today downtown, save yourself plenty of time because parking can be difficult. then you walk in the heat. 90 this afternoon, akron/canton

. >> brian: meteorologist sam roberts is here. another pleasant wake-up forecast for us, sam. >> samantha: you walk outside this morning, you guys, and it feels amazing. it's nice and comfortable before a hot afternoon. here's a look at the satellite and radar imagery. there's nothing on it. again, the sun is out once it coming all the way minimal cloud cover around, and, of course, no rain for this wednesday. live shot from high atop a capra looking towards downtown. what a beautiful picture there, but things are starting to get busy on the roads, and you do do not want to miss the next traffic update from laura demaria. time is now 6:31. we are in the 60s. 61 in cleveland, good morning to you in sandusky. 64 there. a little cooler in worcester. in the 50s. here's today's forecast. it does feature some very summer-like temperatures. 86 this afternoon. yes, 86 degrees, right, end of september. things get a lot cooler soon. we talk about it coming up at 6:45. laura. >> laura: we can talk about the morning drive. looky there. a lot o

sam roberts is looking at lots of rain. that's what she's telling us. we keep going back to her hoping she changes her mind. >> tia: no. she's not mother nature. >> samantha: it's a reasonable assumption, because sometimes we have to make changes to the forecast. i did make one change this morning. i made the weekend a little warmer. that's good news, right? all about rain for the next couple of days. your morning run today, i think, will be dry for that. depending on where you live, i think in our most populated areas we'll miss out on early morning rain. i would do an early recess today as to avoid any rain with embedded lightning. after-school practices, after-work yardwork is always fun, right? that may feature some rain in your evening run or walk. it may also feature some showers. again, it is the day that i expect the bulk of the moisture to come in here. right now 80%, 90% of the area is dry. out to the west i have some showers here creeping in from the i-75 corridor and they drift off to the east and northeast so they take a northerly turn righ

. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," alley green and matt welch and sam roberts. >> somebody invented a hot dog and hamburger hybrid. it is not an american i am uh shaped to say. the uh trail written -- the australian came up with a ham dog and granted a u.s. patent for the bun. it has taken awhile, but soon he will start selling them across australia at the finest restaurants i'm sure. last year murray went on australia's version of "shark tank" and they love the idea. >> the ham dog is a unique combination of a hamburger and a hot dog in the one bun. it is simple. the patty is split down the middle and it goes through and put on your favorite ingredients and bang there is a party. >> he can wash it down with a miller wei swre r. >> i like when they have a version of our show. jessica, how are you surprised this wasn't invented in america? >> a little bit. it doesn't seem good to me. i never wanted to combine them. i am surprised with how much we consume those foods and think of stupid things in this country. >> you think it is stupid? >> that is not deplorable. >> i am not

meteorologist sam roberts is telling us that summer is hanging on. >> samantha: there are somedays that i am the bearer of bad news. maybe you didn't like the rain on saturday things are going to be pretty quiet today. we have to get through a little bit of fog, so if you wake up with me in worcester, good morning to you. visibility is at a quarter-mile right now. you need the low beams and slower speed this morning. quarter-mile visibility akron/canton across portage county, we run into some fog. cleveland is okay right now. we have a 9 out of 10 for visibility. so really good stuff here. drive through. fog should lift by mid-morning giving way to mostly sunny skies. you can see on our satellite and radar imagery that clouds have been clearing, and we had a little rain late yesterday, too. that's gone. so you can leave your umbrella at home. temperatures feel a little bit warm depending on where you are. new philly, good morning to you. it is 68 degrees out there. 64 in cleveland. some of the outlying areas, wayne county, w 50s. later on we're headed into the 80s. i know. it's crazy, r

.>> reporter: sam roberts found some people behaving badly. >> you are not allowed to video record peopleis not in the least bit happy. the reason? she was counting cash in the car. the only reason they approached or was this. her suv was part between two non-disabled parking spaces at westlake. she is parked in an area known as hashmarks. my advice, avoid them like the plague. this driver looks at she missed the whole disabled parking spot altogether. she actually has a placard. even with one, you are not permitted to park in the hashmarks.>> by parking in the hashmarks, they can still give you a $300 ticket.>> no, i had no.>> reporter: if your vehicle is slightly in the hashmarks, they can give you a ticket. in san mateo county, the finest $333. there's another way to get an expensive parking ticket, barking in a disabled spot without a placard in plainview. >> let me guess, this is your car.>> it needed to be hanging. the volkswagen, no placard.>> i almost never forget.>> except for today.>> reporter: you may end up getting a $333 fine. you can probably fight the ticket and when, but w

. >> brian: thanks for joining us juf after 6:00 let's get to sam roberts who has everything you need to know about your first alert forecast. >> samantha: good morning. good morning if you're just rolling out of bed. that morning commute may feature a few showers for some of you. midday commute -- yes. i need more coffee. what is going with me brain? that was a tongue twister. midday commute may all feature some showers out there. is when you're most likely to get rained, so be aware of the chance. it is there once again all day. i do have some good news for you right now. most of us just see patchy, light rain south side of cleveland and down towards the southwest as well. southeast of cleveland over towards portage, summit, and stark counties, i have a steady batch of rain lifting off towards the north and west. so i put some time stamps on it. if these showers hold together, they'll move into the peninsula probably around 6:15ish. cleveland, about 6:30, and avon lake, if the showers hold together, just before 7:00. again, they're all moving off towards the north and west. you see

meteorologist sam roberts has the >> samantha: it feels so good and refreshing. we're in the 50s in most locations, so you might find you have to turn that heat dial in the car, right? 55 at 7:00 in the morning, 58 at 8:00, and then climbing up to about 63 by 9:00. so we will eventually get warmer. i gave you a green light for the drive in to work today as i don't expect showers or thunderstorms, dry roads out there as well. evening commute also looking low 70s for the drive home. that is definitely open window weather. it's open window weather right now. no rain and here's doppler max showing up completely dry. of course, we're already watching. what's next? showers, thunderstorms and even a little snow out west coming through montana this morning, the same system bringing snow to the mountains out west will bring us rain this weekend. i'll have your wet saturday forecast coming up at 6: laura. >> laura: not wet on the roads this morning. we're moving reallien bad. it's a good look out there along the cleveland metro maps, 90, 71 and 480 moving up to speed. not

meteorologist sam roberts has your chilly wake-up forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. you're right. chilly in a lot of ashtabula is one of our coolest areas, upper 40s there in far northeast ohio, 50 in columbiana, so you're not that far ahead. upper 40s in wayne county, 52 in elyria. cleveland is just a little warmer. we're in the middle 50s. we have clear skies across the area, and despite the cool start, it will be very comfortable this afternoon. we'll be in the 70s later before thunderstorms arrive towards the middle of the week. for now no weather-related conditions on our satellite and radar map. if you plan ahead for this first day back to work and school, plan for dry weather. the hour-by-hour chance of rain today is zero all day long, so after school practices, anything you have going on midday should be rain-free. but that will all change on wednesday. we actually could use a little bit of rain. we'll talk about when it gets here coming up in your first alert forecast. that is at 6:45. really dry on the roads this morning, so that helps out the morning commu

meteorologist jon loufman has a big job in for sam roberts tracking the forecast. let's get the latest on hurricane hermine. >> jon: great. let's do that. box here has now changed. what's this all about? tornado watch box. hurricanes often spin off tornadoes, and there you see the spinning going on right hand. it's headed through southern georgia. where is it going next? it heads miles per hour. by this afternoon, 50-mile-per-hour winds are still tropical storm-force winds, so still a tropical storm. headed off through charleston up toward the outer banks, and there it goes. this is saturday afternoon, 2:00 in the afternoon heads out into sea. 45-mile-per-hour winds mean it's still tropical storm strength. it heads up to 65 as it gets stronger on sunday morning, warm waters at atlantic. it will affect the outer banks and headed up towards, yep, you bet, cape cod. probably affecting the east coast with garden variety rain and maybe a thunderstorm or two. here's what's going on here. for the first alert doppler max. let's close in on southern geauga county. there it

. >> brian: i remember as we go to meteorologist sam roberts, 28 days. >> tia: 28 days. >> brian: i remember years we had none, zero, a big, fat zero, sam. >> samantha: yeah, i guess. times have changed, right? we had a very warm august. in fact, it was the hottest on record in cleveland. september shaping up to be hot a few storms are possible today primarily mid to late morning into the early afternoon. these are passing, and not everyone is going to see them. they should be hit-or-miss. a better shot of rain tomorrow, and that is wonderful news because we really, really, really need rain in a lot of areas. here's doppler max. i do have some showers, and i told you earlier i was watching the rain out over the lake. it's expanding in coverage and lakeshore counties. we track that at 6:45. be aware of the rain chance today. again, not an all-day rain event about from time to time you may break out the umbrella and break out all of your summer clothes. don't dress for fall today. it's tempting because you go back to school, and you want to wear the flannel shirt and the boots and all that goo

how to prepare your child for the heat, the ones that have to go to school, let's check in with sam roberts. >> samantha: no change here, guys. still hot this afternoon. a high of 90, and there may be some rain around. i want to help you plan your day and break down the day ahead. we start with this morning, which we should get through thunderstorms begin to develop, and then this evening we could see a few storms up until about midnight, and then we're dry overnight. just a little fog to contend with in the wee morning hours. this morning no real fog issues, but a lot of clouds. our entire coverage area is dry right now. look back to the west coming through places like kalamazoo almost to toledo. there's a little rain here. most of it will fall apart before it gets could skim our lakeshore counties early this morning. it would be light and brief. i don't expect a ton of rain this morning. don't be caught off guard. you need to be more concerned about the afternoon and these temperatures as well. the average high today is about 77, but we're headed back into the upper 80s and lower 90s. her

for a check of the forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samanth t tia. a gorgeous day on the way. lots of sunshine. highs in the mid 80s on this last day of summer. fall begins tomorrow at 10:21 in the morning, but it is not going to feel like fall anytime soon. i'm okay with that, but i know a lot of you are longing for some cooler weather, right? it was a hot summer, and we will finally get some relief from the heat this weekend. here's the full seven-day planning forecast. 80s through friday. there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about ? >>> kellogg's recalled eggo waffles. it may give our news chance to cut loose a little and have fun with it. >> let go of your eggo. >> let go of your eggo. >> let go of your eggo. >> let go your eggo. >> let go of that eggo. >> let go of your lego! i said that wrong. let go of your eggo. >> we had that story yesterday, too. >> we did no

for a look at your rainy forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: rainy is a great word to use to describe the next couple of to see a ton of rain unless you live to the west of cleveland, west of lorain county. we have showers ongoing out there for a while. in cleveland it could be late morning or even into the afternoon hours before we see any rain. so have that umbrella ready to go later. 68 today, running right around average but definitely a cooler day than what we had yesterday, i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? ? >>> trump seemed to take his cues and bragging this morning he won the debate and citing several online polls. he said he won to prove it. >> i won cbs. >> that's right. he won cbs. which is news to cbs as their chief white house correspondent tweeted this morning, quote, donald trump said he won a news post de

the epa says there's no evidence of widespread impact from fracking. >>> here's our meteorologist sam roberts. widespread impact due to humidity, however, is true, isn't it, sam? >> samantha: yeah. if the kids are practicing sports or playing sports after school or if you're out and about today, really keep in mind you need to be drinking a lot of feels-like temperature approaching the triple digits later today. ? it is wednesday, september 7th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? more real news ahead, including an option for voters who do not like hillary clinton or donald trump. libertarian candidates are here to why they want to get rid of the irs. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> on tuesday, danny heinrich confessed to killing the youg boy. sentencing is scheduled for november 21st. >> yesterday, she really unloaded and she argued he is being held to reality star standards, even though he is running for president. >> now trump is turning the tables, calling clinton's private e-mail server and handling of confidential documents criminal. >>> every expert we t

. >>> now for a look at your forecast, here's meteorologist samantha roberts. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. if you're just rolling out bed, we have a beautiful day on the way. you need the sunscreen and sunglasses for today. 63 at 9:00 and 72 at midday and then 74 is the afternoon high for today. tomorrow an equally beautiful day, but rain arrives on saturday. so plan ahead for ? >>> hacked e-mails from former secretary of state colin powell show he recently referred to donald trump as a national disgrace and an international pariah. he said trump, listen, i love pariah. i have all of her albums! >> in the leaked e-mails, colin powell writes, i didn't tell hillary to have a private server at home and told her staff three times into the to throw that ga gambit. i had to throw a mini tantrum. >> inthe new hampshhamptons. >> we know the general is cool as a cucumber as we saw the i'm wondering what is he thinking now. he is mortified or i don't care, whatever happens, happens. he is always in control. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up an insid

here's sam roberts with a look at the forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning, brian. we're tracking a big warm-up today. we hit 89 yesterday, but it wasn't super humid. today we get 90 and it's much more muggy this afternoon. so you will feel the difference. stuffy weather today with a mix of sun and clouds, really drink lots of water. hey, today, tomorrow, thursday ? >>> it is tuesday, september 6, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the final stretch of the presidential campaign ask cbs news director anthony salvanto what could change it. but first, the news at 8:00. >> she ripped the band aid fast. >> donald trump and mike pence found a huge crowd very enthusiastic. >> they said a lot of people are really going to drill down now. what do they need to convince the voters? said you never get a second chance to make a first impression? >> yeah. >> both candidates need a second chance. >> there has been no direct apology from the philippines president. just an expression of regret that president obama took offense at this

tamir's family heal without the physical reminder. >>> let's check in in with our meteorologist sam roberts with our forecast. a little hit and miss rain, sam. >> we have a cold front approaching from the northwest, and we will have spotty showers through the day. the window about 9:00 through 11:00, even into the early afternoon hours we could see a few hit-or-miss showers. temperature. ? ? i'm coming ? it is wednesday, september 14th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real news ahead, including new questions about donald trump's charitable foundation. new york's democratic attorney general tells us we investigating now. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> his e-mails show that he was deeply resentful that clinton were comparing her use of a private account to his ir. >> it prompted a new york state investigation at the very moment trump hoped to focus on working parents. >> i think when the trump campaign says this is a partisan investigation that is going to resonate with some voters. >> a rare tropical storm surprised millions in the southeast

. >>> now for a look at your not so fall forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: fall begins at 10:21 this morning, but it's not going to feel like it at all until the weekend. even then the temperatures still a little above average. for today temperatures in the low 70s at 9:00. 86 this afternoon, lots of sunshine out there. finally a fall feel this weekend. here's your full seven-day planning forecast. we have highs in the 70s this weekend. soak it up. that's going to feel good. ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, investigators search for a possible motive in the new york and new jersey bombings. nypd counterrr hello, john miller. >> hi. >> in our toyota greene room with the latest on the investigation. if anything could have been done to prevent this attack. takes aim at big screen tvs. how the energy efficient ratings could disguise how much electricity your tv is really using. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "time" reports on millionaire investor leon cooperman ch

. >>> we have the pod cast starring robert sam uming with brandon star, big political component todayast. you can read my tweet tweets @o'reillyfactor. bill, you were wrong about lester holt. you said he is a good guy and would be fair. he may be a good guy, but fair? not so much. in this case, i was wrong. but i've known lester holt for a long time. and he is essentially fair man. sandy, herndson, nevada. mr. o, thank you for one of the most informative, detailed reads to ever cross this history teacher's eyees. killing the rising sun should be a required reading in every history class. thanks, sandy. >>> bill, love all the killing books. are you working on another one? >> about a quarter into the next one, allen. of that we are signed for two more. three all together. can't tell you the subjects because other people will steal the ideas if i do. unfortunately, that's the world we live in. tip of the day, i've been giving san francisco 49er colin kaepernick a very hard time because i do not believe he knows what he is talking about on politics. i could be wrong. we invited colin kaep

roberts. it looks good, sam. >> samantha: gorgeous weather. if you long for a taste of fall, i don't have much in the way of good news for you until the weekend. today it's all about summer. 69 at 9:00, 81 midday and then an afternoon high today of 85 with mostly sunny skies. we're going to do it all over again tomorrow and on thursday. rinse and repeat it through morning on thursday, but it will not feel like fall until the ? >>> it is tuesday you september 20th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including new information about the suspect in the new york and new jersey new york city, new police commissioner james o'neill is here with the latest, only on "cbs this morning." but first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> what authorities are learning about rahami is coming from evidence he allegedly left behind and a scrub of electronic devices. >> police have barricaded the streets. they're looking for choose. >> investigators don't have the factory? where was he constructing this stuff? >> and both hillary

as recently as yesterday, the day before refusing to say to robert costa he disavowed it. samyeah. i mean he can't get away from saying it's over now. obviously it didn't end for him, himself in 2011. he continued to bring it up, tweet about it. discuss it, so on and so forth. this is a stroke of genius on his part or that he handled it well. i don't get it. he was riding high. the narrative was working in his favor. we were discussing a number of things that were critical of hillary clinton. her foundation, e-mails and health. now as we head into the weekend, this is going to be the dominant topic for a lot of people and shows. i think he tried to get publicity for his hotel, tried to game the system to see veterans praising him on national tv. in the end it came at a cost which is it reminds people he not just dabbled in but promoted and main streamed a racist insinuation and attack on the president of the united states. >> chris, how does this work for hillary clinton. does this put donald trump on his heels or. >> on one hand it continues that he dictates the race. he sets

roberts. good morning, sam. >> samantha: good morning, nichole. good morning if you're just rolling out of bed. it's a warmer than average day and it's the first full day of fall. fall started yesterday but doesn't feel like at it at all. we get cooler this weekend. 70s for highs and there are two little rain chances to tell you about. could see an isolated shower pop up late tonight, and it would be very isolated and maybe a stray >>> mark zuckerberg, the ceo of facebook, and his wife have announced that they're planning to invest $3 billion with the goal of eliminating all disease in the world pby the end of the century. >> however they include whatever disease it is that makes my aunt think saga. you're sick. >> i feel like, i feel like it probably started with mark zuckerberg saying i'm going to cure one disease and then justin timberlake was like, you know what's really cool? >> that was a pretty good imitation. after that i thought trevor noah made a good point. he said on the reel, a real shotout to mark zuckerberg and his wife, billionaire

sam stein. political reporter for "the washington post" robert costa. political analyst eugene robinson and "new york times" jeremy peters. >> trump goes into michigan today that shows hillary clinton with a seven-point lead. clinton at 42%. donald trump up three since the last poll on august 1st at 35%. gary johnson up one. why? nobody knows. 9%. and jill stein holding steady at 3. >> one more note. the poll found that 52% michigan voters believe clinton won the debate. 23% said neither. 20% say trump. >> that's about the same as the national polls we've seen. there also is a new mason dixon report out of florida showing that hillary clinton has a four-point lead. >> i was so wrong. >> she's ahead. 46-42. that's a 2% improvement from the last time and in new hampshire, a race that has been tight of late, new hampshire has hillary clinton up by seven points. that's a wbur poll. gene, what can you pull from those three polls? >> that she won the debate. >> not so fast. >> that's probably right. that's probably right. and again, let's see what the polls s

person who wrote something that they are passionate about, while robert was contemplating an environmental holocaust, this other person, sam harris, was contemplating moving on from another. that was the mass genocide perpetrated by adolf hitler and the nazis during world war ii. sam was taken by the nazis in 1939 at the age of four to live in concentration camps in poland. in 1945 at the age of nine, his camp was liberated by the russian army and sam and his sister came to america as orphans, having lost their entire family in the holocaust. he was adopted by a family in the chicago area, changed his name and never looked back. as a sophomore in high school, he was assigned to write an essay, the very same essay that he contributed to the book. amazingly, his essay was 273 words. one of those words he put in parentheses, and you can bet your bottom dollar that we went to him and said, take that one out, and he did. it was as though it was a lincoln-ordained miracle that he ended up with 272 words. i'm going to read sam's essay, remember he wrote this as a 16-year-old boy. he also told me that none of his classmates knew h

let's get over to meteorologist samantha roberts who has the details on your first alert forecast. rain, rain, go away, sam. >> samantha: it's so yucky outside. we have clouds and we want the sun to come back. sun puts everybody in a good mood, but today we have a day where you want to stay inside, right, snuggle up and make something warm in the crock pot. it's 6:00 in the morning, and you can see that we've got clouds all across the area. i hear you over there. crock pot meals are awesome when it's cloudy outside, okay? we have got rain moving out of our area, so that's wonderful news for those of you in lake and ashtabula counties. those showers have moved out into the lake, but if you're in mentor, painesville, madison or ashtabula, you will probably notice wet roads this morning. the rain is py we approach the farmington area. probably about the next 15 minutes or so, and then southern and central ashtabula about 6:41. maybe even a little sooner than that before rain move in for you so we do have some patchy stuff out there for your bust stop walk or ride this morning. i think rain will pick up, thoug

meteorologist samantha roberts has been monitoring the forecast and has a look for you this morning. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning, and good morning it you're just rolling out of bed. it's 6:01 and 56 degrees in cleveland. it feels awesome outside, but notice we have that south-southeast wind, so that 58 akron/canton. i hope your day is off to a great start as well. in the world of weather we have absolutely no problems today. this is one of those great fall days. i moved here about a year ago. i think last week was my year mark here, and i remember my first week here, i told jeff, i was like the weather here is so nice in the fall. it really is, early fall, right when it's not quite fall yet. we kind of see last few days of summer and things are really quiet. that's the kind of weather we're going to enjoy today. hour-by-hour chance of rain is zero. no showers or thunderstorms. you can leave the umbrella at home, but take the sunscreen because there's a lot of that around today. here's your forecast for the cleveland area. 84 this afternoon. parma, 84 for you as well. mid-80s akron/can

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. >>> here's meteorologist samantha roberts with the chilly forecast for you this morning. sam. >> samantha: some of you woke up this morning very early in the upper 40s lower 50s out there. if you wore a jacket, you would get rid of it pretty quickly. 11:00 in the morning 73 and an afternoon high of 77 with wall-to-wall sunshine. a beautiful day ahead. we do it all over again tomorrow. sunny skies and 82 there headed into a quiet fall pattern before thunderstorms arrive on wednesday. they're later in the day, afternoon and evening. that system gets out of here good, but this weekend we have more rain and storms. saturday right now is looking oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. ? >>> this is our home this morning and we are sharing it with you. the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture right here in washington, d.c. we are here live and in color. visitors can see the w

here's meteorologist samantha roberts with a look at our chamber of commerce weather, right, sam? >> samantha: yeah, gorgeous today. it's a perfect day to get outside. maybe you take an extra long lunch break. despite our cool start, we hit about 80 by midday. 84 this afternoon with a sunny sky all day long, just a few passing clouds and very similar to what we had yesterday. but tomorrow rain and thunderstorms return. these will be mainly in the morning. we're thinking about 8:00 in the morning through 2:00 in the then we wind down the week on a great night. the work week at least, and rain there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about ? >>> well, good morning. it is tuesday, september 13th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the ncaa joining controversial north carolina law. the ncaa's president tells us why seven sports events, they're going elsewhere.