china is south korea's biggest training partner. a quarter go to the markets, and south korean experts are in trouble. it's important to maintain a close relationship. is there anything particular in north korea that they are expected to discuss when it comes from this issue. >> reports coming out of beijing suggest they have spoken about north korea, and the nuclear issue. the visit comes on the same day. the powerful national defense in north korea putting out a statement about tensions between the north and south. they began with a landmine explosion in the southern side of dmz, injuring two soldiers. a deal was reached. during which north korea expressed regret. that's sold in the south by the southern side as an apology, an acknowledgment of responsibility. wednesday, as president park geun-hye was going to china, north korea said there was no such thing, it was an expression of regret in terms of i'm shore what you have gone through, but no expression of regret. as president is in china talking about north korea, saying how mu

win south carolina. it's almost like campaigning all over again because they're looking at you in a different position. so he's got to go shake as many hands as he can. he has to do as many town halls as he can, and he's got to prove to the people of south carolina why he's their person to really take this country forward. thank you very much, you've been very kind. i appreciate it. >> thank you, governor. thank you so much, governor. [applause] >> and how about another round of applause for the governor for being here today. [applause] i would like to thank the national press club staff including its journalism institute and broadcast center for helping is organized today's event. if you would like a copy of today's program or to learn more about the club, go to our website, that's press.org. thank you. we are adjourned. [sounds gavel] toure c-span cities visiting cities across the country. this weekend, charter communications, grand junction, colorado. the mining of a certain mineral had a long-term im

that is the new south. [applause] big difference between the old norse and new south is we don't have anything like the public pension debts that exist in the north. that means our state budgets don't have the kinds of stranglehold on them like you see in places like illinois and new york. it means we don't have job killing tax increases needed to finance those debts. it means our edges are balance and our credit ratings are good. in addition to help attract companies and generate new jobs, that healthy fiscal picture means we have the resources to invest in our future. there's nowhere that investment is more important than in public education. in south carolina, we have lagged behind in education for a long time. we are still behind, but we are changing that. i received a letter from eighth grade girl who is contemplating suicide. she was being bullied at school and did not know where to turn. i'm grateful for that letter. i was able to talk to that lady full of potential and we struck up a friendship. she

>> oh, yes. 1994 was the peak of the good time in south africa.r parties fighting, it's quite tense right now. >> it's not like it was before where everybody's -- you know, it's black and white. literally. we're unified on this. they're unified on that. >> these days, the party that freed the country from white rule, the anc, is not universally loved anymore. in recent years, they've been criticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism. and opposition parties are gaining strength. >> now it's more nuanced and i think that's, maybe, new to us. i think we're trying to navigate the nuanced reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? because in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. >> oh. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good.

that is the new south. [applause] another big difference between the old norse and new south is we don't have anything like the public pension debts that exist in the north. that means our state budgets don't have the kinds of stranglehold on them like you see in places like illinois and new york. it means we don't have job killing tax increases needed to finance those debts. it means our edges are balance and our credit ratings are good. in addition to help attract companies and generate new jobs, that healthy fiscal picture means we have the resources to invest in our future. there's nowhere that investment is more important than in public education. in south carolina, we have lagged behind in education for a long time. we are still behind, but we are changing that. i received a letter from eighth grade girl who is contemplating suicide. she was being bullied at school and did not know where to turn. i'm grateful for that letter. i was able to talk to that lady full of potential and we struck up a friends

c largely south the bronx. >> area much. >> my real question is in south carolina and the revolutionary war we basically said the war was very ugly. a lot of hard feelings. there were a was lost and a lot of the independent were in charleston. so i can see why there are economic reasons to potentially cooperate on both sides but did those old hard feelings still influence some of those politics between the confederacy and britain? >> actually it was kind of confused in charleston as a result of those emotions. some correspondents in fact that he's sending back are saying they have made me the head of the society and they are doing all of this and in fact it was this whole thing going on in 1860 or 61 where the secessionists were saying to the british we really would like to be part of the empire again. maybe we could answer to the clean again. maybe this is really our destiny because after all we are aristocrats and what we want to do. at the same time he would know that they were celebrating of actuation day which was the day that the british pulled out of charleston. they were mixed m

especially in the south. san jose, willow glen, santa clara, campbell, light mist and light showers moving through portions of the south bay. across the area, we are watching the stream of moisture confined and the south bay today is the best chance of seeing any wet weather along the cold frond progressing -- front frogging to -- front progressing to the east. san francisco is 55. napa is 55, as well. clouds are over much of the region. we have wet weather moving into the south bay. by 10:00, in palo alto, sunnyvale, and santa rosa and san jose, likely seeing the wet weather and in the south, morgan hill and gilroy have wet weather and early afternoon and the take away is the south bay and the peninsula are the best bet to seeing wet weather and fremont has light sprinkles so the umbrella, have it handy. >> the metering lights are turned on and you can see the traffic is heavy from the east bay to make it into san francisco. the travel time at this hour between the east bay and san francisco is about 16 minu

student: the south in general. they are trying to make it back into the old south. they are reconstructing the way of their lives are after the war. prof. anderson: but from the perspective guided by the republican party. whether they trying to do, generally? --what are they trying to do generally? a free labor society. a mirror image of what they conceived the north to the, which eventually included what sort of changes? -- the north to be. something is going to have to change right? in the south. something has to be rebuilt and reconstructed. what are those things? student: the freedmen's bureau. distribution of land and rights. prof. anderson: economically, break up the plantation, or at least some of the features of the plantation. area,his south into an ideally of small farms, independent producers, that kind of stuff. what about freedom? student: [indiscernible] prof. anderson: incorporate eventually. that is not necessarily the program in 1865. it becomes the program thanks to the politics of reconstruction. incorporate them some way into this free labor soci

showers possible south of town. there's fredericksburg south of cull pepper to the west.ll a ott of clouds with temps in the 60s. when we come back, we'll talk about if we keep showers at bay through sunday. >>> montgomery county police are working to figure out why a man was hit and killed in the street this afternoon. sky 9 flew over the scene in clarksburg. a driver hit that man and kept going. shortly after, somebody called and said the suspect was at their house. police want to know if the driver and the victim knew each other. and investigators are reconstructing the crash scene. >>> a retired prince georges county officer is in hot water tonight. melvin kenny has been indicted after filing a false workers compensation claim. he claimed he hurt his shoulder after falling on wet pavement in the police station parking lot. he got a check worth more than $3,500 for that claim. >>> soon more dc police officers will be out fitted with body cameras. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch awarded dc to get more cameras on cops. 400 officers in the fifth and seventh police dis

same thing for south bay and north bound routes 101. >>> 6:00. to a developing story, 67,000 acres and coti

also want to take you to south america. we haven't -- have seen flooding, heavy rain came down hard, flooding homes, cattle had to move to higher ground. we still had rain in some of the higher elevations out there. that has stopped. look at the outlook here. the precipitation pretty much over with, but all that water flowing downstream, so still a flood threat in some of these areas. otherwise, though, the weather is definitely improved. at least down to the south, into parts of chile, still seeing some parts of precipitation. here into the americas, into the deep south, still that moisture surging, some heavy precipitation along the gulf coast and the north american monsoon still ongoing. a tropical depression off the coast of baja, california, some localized flood threats in parts of arizona. but further west, doesn't look like you'll get the rain and you need it. >> back east, warmer air surging in from the south. canada as well, you're looking at pretty decent weather. look at winnipeg, thursday's high, 30 degrees here

in the south of the country, his 6,000 coffee trees. first yield was 600 kilograms. >> translator: i just proved that coffee can be cultivated in south korea. i'mo happy. it's truly a dream come true. >> reporter: his success, and he uses the beans grown in his father's field, and after peeled, they are dried for a month and roasted. the coffee beans have a wonderful fresh aroma. i'm now going to have a cup of hand dripped coffee. the biggest advantage of coffee is that you get to taste it freshly harvested and roasted coffee. this coffee contains flavor while it tastes smooth and sweeter than other coffee. this region has a nice climate that's suited to growing coffee, but it's a delicate plant that requires several considerations like moderate sunshine, rain, and well drained so. he had long grown fruit and vegetables in south korea's center region, but ten years ago, farming became difficult for him when he became ill and lost after an operation. he decided to cultivate coffee because growing it requires less labor. he also knew that

dry roads looking good across the south bay. laura and sam, back to you. >> we have to work on getting you an umbrella. >>> some people in venetia not thrilled to hear about a plan to bring crude oil by rail through their city. the route goes from roseville to venetia. if approved, it would bring 70,000 barrels a day to the refinery. last night people came now the full force to confront city leaders about it. they pointed to crude oil train explosions in north dakota and west virginia to voice their concerns. >> we saw this happened in north dakota, this stuff is so volatile and toxic, they have to let it burn out. >> residents with submit public comments online through the end of october. >>> despite a midnight deadline, it looks like the federal government is not going to shut down after all. that does not mean lawmakers agreed on a spending plan. a last-minute spending vote later this morning and another in the house will hopefully prevent the government from shutting down. today's vote would add $13 million for the defense,

in the south-east and beyond, the situation is nearly impossible.ust in the past week turkish prosecutors started investigating one of the countries media houses, doyle media group, for "terrorism propaganda." three journalists from new york based vice news were arrested for "working for a terrorist organization", and then there's a magazine whose offices raided and the opposition banded on charges of insulting the president and making terrorism propaganda. all comms as turkeyened to the general election. fitting the a j.p. and the prime minister against the opposition, notably the kurdish h.d.p. "the listening post"'s correspondent on the battles in turkey fought not just in the south-east between rival groups, but across the media. our starting point is istanbul. >> reporter: the president of turkey says his country is under i talk. --attack. it's not just the kurdish fighters, it's foreign forces and col ab ratives, the media. >>> i don't want all the fuss, i said the same thing, the pressure was ramped up after the june elections. since then, th

south bay some slowing north 101 at 680. this is your typical build, that's r that first burst we talk about just about quarter to 6:00 happens a little earlier on a tuesday just as we would expect t will clear. back to you. >>> it's 5:42. coming up, the announcement pope francis just made. possibly another game changer for the catholic church. >>> today is not the day to check your 401(k), it's going to be another rough day on the markets. we will give you a preview just ahead. >>> the county clerk ordered to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples despite her religious objections heads back to work this morning. alor thi fofooall tobra. audgco >>> it's all or nothing for football's tom brady a judge could rule as early as today after negotiations to reach a settlement in deflate-gate failed yesterday. the new england patriot quarterback brady met with nfl commissioner roger goodell at a new york city courthouse yesterday. the qb wants his four-game suspension reduced, which is about a quarter of the nfl season. the dec

it's jammed for south 680 coming into the area but once you're south of el costa all the traffic is behind you and traffic is light behind the interchange. aside from the deadly crash here, the rest of the bay shows a typical build and not so bad for this monday as you come down the east shore freeway and where the metering lights are on. bay shore boulevard coming up pastillestick causing a little distraction and over here a slow drive building for south 88 through hayward and south bay and northbound routes just starting to kick in. the earlier crash, 80 at 17 has cleared without much incident there. again, the big jam is south out of danville and san ramon and currently stopped all traffic at bolinger canyon road. >>> san francisco giants announcer mike krukow has given to fans and now asking for their support. talk about inclusion body miocitis. diagnosed nine years ago but publicly speaking about the disease for the first time. causes progressive muscle weakness in the legs and hands. doctors don't know what causes it or how to treat it. he's continuing his fight alongside fellow pati

harlem river drive south, farther south from the 20s to the teens. everything there you are going to want to use caution. route 3 east the ramp to route 21 is flooding. 95 north the express lanes north of route 80 an accident being cleared. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. mass transit is the way to go. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," murder charges filed again a mother throwing her newborn baby out of a window. what she is telling authorities about her daughter's death. >> a convicted murder set free from jail by mistake. royal caribbean's wow sale is back. buy one get one half off. plus free upgrades and up to $200 onboard spending money. it all ends september 30th, so call 1-800-royal-caribbean make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got this. you've got t.j.maxx. >>> welcome back. we are tracking heavy rain this morning across the tri-state. road cam 7 is live right now showing us traffic on the fdr at 115th street. meteorologist bill evans will have the complete accuweather forecast in

chance for those showers south. tonight 50s and 60s. tomorrow 70 with clouds, a few showers mainly south and southwest. then as we get into sunday, i think showers are more likely. 70 may be optimistic. now, monday an early shower will give way to afternoon sunshine. we warm up into the upper 70s. tuesday 82. wednesday also 82 but another chance for a storm late in the day and cooler and drier on thursday, back in the 70s. we'll be back right after and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke, a buck goes in the jar. i guess that's just how the cookie bundles. now, you're gonna have two bundles of joy! i'm not pregnant. i'm gonna go. [ tapping, cash register dings ] there you go. [ buzzing ] bundle bee coming! it was worth it! saving you a bundle when you bundle -- now, that's progressive. >>> you might have a hard time finding a hotel in philadelphia this weekend since the pope is there. there is one, though, with plenty of vacancies. the bat

they're not making it into like a new south, but back into the old south. they're trying to reconstruct the way their lives will be after the war. professor anderson: if you're talking southerners, yeah. but, guided by the republican party, what are they trying to do in his book, generally? society ande labor irror image of what they conceive of the north to be which included what changes? >> something will have to change in the south, right? something will have to be rebuilt, what are those things? >> the freedmen's bureau. social construct. the distribution of land and rights. professor anderson: turn the south into an area of ideally, small farms, independent p producers. what about friedman? n? >> [indiscernible] anderson: eventually. it becomes the program because reconstruction. incorporate them some way. is that a battleground? a different kind. a political battleground, a social battleground, and some respects, a cultural one. these things are highly controversial, and are contested. you have people struggling over them. is south carolina a battlegr

south africa's parliament rejected a motion to investigate for i mpeachment of zuma.ashar is accused of master mining genocide. he attended a summit in june. >>> from the malaysian prime minister to be questioned by police over allegations he made against the current prime minister at a recallly. he called for a people's power movement over a financial scandal. the long-time leader was ininstrumental until installing najip in office but is now a critic. catholic women who have undergone abortions will be pardoned by the catholic church but just for one year. pope francis made the declaration in a letter to priests of the roman catholic church. the pontiff said he met many women who have agonized over their decision to have an abortion. priests will be able to grant forgiveness to women who are truly sorry in the upcoming year of mercy which begins in december. >> a modemadeline teran says th letter is a month move by the pontif >> i think it's a welcome change. francis is reaching out to catholics who may feel bad about something they regard to be a sin and he is repr

isolate the shower south of san francisco, the south bay has the best chance of seeing the rain, then friday. timing this out, we will start it out right now and by association in the morning on wednesday, some of the wet weather is moving into the south bay. i will zoom in and show you would has the best bet around san jose 10:00 a.m. morgan hill with light sprinkles, and los altos hills around 101 and 880. through the afternoon and early evening, at 6:00 in the evening, we have a chance of seeing the sprinkles around san jose and parts of 580 and 101. the roads could be wet for the evening rush. the seven-day forecast shows what to expect the next seven days. today we have a chance of sprinkles and some could linger but on friday, we warm back up with temperatures in the 90s and a quiet pattern throughout much of the weekend. now traffic. >> a start in san jose, that is 101 near 880 and traffic could not be smoother. at san jose airport you will not have delays. on the peninsula, we have construction between 380 and hickey with one lane taken away. that will last until 7:00 a.m. if

no big deal for 680 south.ill for 880, southbound 680, sunol, stall in lanes that caused additional slowing. a mild backup for the tri-valley and your standard bill for the south bay. >>> update to developing news, new video of the valley fire shows just how scary it was as people tried to escape those flames. >> look at flames. they're on both sides of the person's escape route. embers flying at windshield and thick smoke billowing across the road. as of this morning fire's burned more than 67,000 acres, a number of homes burned, 585, along with hundreds of other buildings. >> crews made progress, fire 30% contained. hoping forecasted rain may help them gain even more ground. >> we have live team coverage this morning. let's start with "today in the bay's" bob redell live in lake county. bob? >> reporter: laura and scott as the sun comes up on day five of the valley fire you can see a lot of smoldering areas here just off of highway 175 and every once in a while you come across a scene like this. you've got a

good morning to south jersey. the freeway headlight coming in, toward philadelphia, you got the spray kicking up off the cars, 46 for the shaders rolling through route 73. >> one accident northbound 130 at groves ville road. and also, a slow go out of the suburbs, 202 through malvern, back over to you. >> we have another accident to tell you about, bob. police are investigating an accident where two people were struck in new castle, delaware, late last night. the accident happened along the 700 block every east basin road. the delaware department of transportation would only confirm these were two transports from the scene. we don't know their condition. we were not told what the conditions are of those victims, and in and also unclear, what led them to be struck in this accident in the first place. nor, we have a lot of earnings, we don't have any answers, we have a loft questions. so we'll try to get to the bottom of that. 6:04. the pope's visit to philadelphia is fast approaching. >> our countdown? >> couple of

answer in the south is not military.it's military plus a lot of other things. diplomatic. informational. economic. et cetera, et cetera. and so in the south, nato can continue to develop capabilities and capacities that address the root problem or the problems of foreign fighter flows, extremists, terrorism, et cetera, et cetera. but the rest of governmental approaches will have to be applied to the bigger part of the problem. ungoverned spaces. governments that cannot meet the expectations of their people. et cetera, et cetera. those are not core nato militaries. we need to be able to enable and pair with other organizations like the eu or the u.n. or whatever. i'm not a real -- i don't think that we should be developing specific capabilities outside of what really is nato's remit. we should pair with other organizations that have capabilities and capacities outside of that remit in the south. i hope you understand how i answered that. to the degree of this quote/unquote hybrid warfare or what i call unconventional warf

is concerned about china's expansion and has also been calling on japan and south korea to mend their relations. park creating, putting her country before -- a constant effort in south korea's involvement while keeping japan and the u.s. in mind. >> our senior reporter in beijing. >>> three economic powers working on arrangements for a summit this year. ahead of that another set of talks will take place soon. gene otani from the business desk has the details. gene. >> thanks, james. japan's agriculture minister says he and his counter-parts in china and south korea will meet in tokyo in about a week's time. one of the items on the agenda will be how to speed up negotiations for free trade agreement among the three countries. the talks will be the first in more than three years. >> the coming meeting will be meaningful from the perspective of sustainable growth of agriculture and securing a stable food supply. >> hayashi plans to meet separately with south korean and china ministers. he will ask them to lift restrictions on fisheries imposed after fukushima accident in 2011. hitachi bu

and the south to the river. so watch out for these areas, they will be marked but once you leave, you cannot come back in. for what you need to know later tonight, 10:00 p.m., the schuylkill expressway, westbound will be closed from 95 to route 1 t vine street expressway open now but will be closed from 95 to the schuylkill expressway east and westbound. as for route 1, close there had from route 30 to belmont avenue, and a big one, the ben franklin bridge closed to all vehicular traffic. it will be a pedestrian bridge open. mine 5 will be open but we have select exits that will be closed there. for the traffic box that we went over, remember, the center city area, 6:00 p.m. and the west philadelphia area will be in effect by 10:00 p.m. >> a lot of information it's all in our nbc 10 app. in addition to the traffic changes we're seeing a strong police presence around the perimeter. in about 30 minutes the security screenings begin. monique braxton with what to expect if you are headed into the city. >> reporter:

obviously china is an important trading partner for south korea, a quarter of south korean exports go to the chinese market, and at a time when the exports are under pressure, it's important to keep relations as close as possible. the president has made significant steps to improve ties between china and south korea, this is the sixth face to face meeting between her and xi jinping, and at the same time balancing a key relationship. the united states wants the two big allies, south korea and japan, to cooperate ever more closely, but, of course, this is at a time when relations between japan and south korea are at a very low point. because of the continued historical grievances from japan's actions leading up to and during world war ii. there's a lot of common ground between china and south korea in that regard. what has happened at the meeting between xi jinping and park geun-hye is an agreement to pursue a trilateral summit between korea, south korea. we had the chief internet secretary saying various issues need to be discussed. because there's issues, we need to have talks, there'

south bay up to 79 degrees. as we go hour by hour in san francisco, we do have clouds at 8:00 but there will be times of sunshine and staying below that 70 degree mark in some spots around the embarcadero could see high hitting 70. and as we see what's happening in the tropics, there are still three hurricanes happening out there but none of them at this point are expected to affect hawaii but himena a category 3, missing hawaii over the next couple of days and weakening. great news there. cooler air moving in once again. as that moves onshore, temperatures will stay below average for today, tomorrow, friday. but then we will have that kind of moving off to the east and our temperatures will be warming up. looking at highs in the mid-80s for saturday. as you make plans to be poolside, barbecuing, whatever you plan to do for the labor day weekend. it will be 80s and 90s, feeling like summer but this is the unofficial last weekend of summer. we will enjoy it with warmer temperatures especially in the tri-valley. l

south wind, south wind. it will turn south. north at napa airport.turn southerly. 34 in truckee. 47 u tiia -- ukiah. 56 in monterey. there's the system as it takes shape. there will be high pressure building in but in advance of that, increasing clouds. clouds will be on the move here. rain will develop in the north bay and then for everybody by this evening. so the morning commute is okay. the evening commute may not be. morning fog, some sun, 60s and 70s on the temps, way below average for this time of year. it looks like we'll get a wild swing by the weekend. in the mean tame, .75 of rain around -- meantime, .75 of rain around the area. rain is the focus for this evening. >>> let's go back to developing news from the hungarian border. the situation has intensified. moments after police fired more tear gas, hundreds of migrants breaking through the fence there. these are live pictures and we're seeing something we didn't see a couple of minutes ago. look at that thick, black smoke rising in the very back of this picture. it doesn't appear to be tea

to reducing pensions between south and north korea. she said china and south korea communicated closely, contrasted after a deem between uponing wr and seoul. north korea had to face off against the south alone. a broad mint about the frosty nature of the relationship currently between beijing and pyongyang. north korea's national defense commission chose this day to release a statement criticizing south korea for how it had been characterising the agreement, saying that north korea had apologised, admitted responsibility for a landmine blast last month, injuring two seen sold yers on the southern side of the demilitarized zone, saying the expression of regret made clear was that. there was no apology, and they should stop saying that one had been made. as for xi jinping, the work of park geun-hye and himself led to south korea and china enjoying a high level of friendship. and said that both fought off the aggression and immaterialist colonization. a clear message about japan. japan concerned about park geun-hye's attendance at the mi

a decent amount south of town. in the metro, it will look threatening but probably not all -- [ no captioner audio ] >>> and in southern st. mary's county light rain showers there. temps are running in the 50s in damascus and rockville. highs upper 60s and low 70s. and the shower threat -- mainly south and southwest of town. i'll be back with a look at the 7-day forecast. we have a couple of 80s in the forecast. mike, back to you. >>> sounds good, howard. we'll see you in just a little bit. we are following pope francis. you are looking at the upper east side. he departs, no for philadelphia. we'll have live reports coming up in the next half hour. >>> we are tracking delays on metro. five of the six metro lines, orange, silver, blue, and yellow lines will run every 24 minutes. red line will be 10 to 20 minutes. the green one is operating as usual. and for the next six months, workers will be repairing damage from a transformer fire. and the news is not good. blue, orange, and silver changes will affect all times o

it's south of richmond. we'll have to watch for the threat of a couple of showers this afternoon. 50s and 60s right now. we're going into the mid-70s and potentially a couple of showers over the weekend. larry miller, timesaver traffic. take it away. >>> we're still keeping a close eye on the situation on the southbound side of 95. this is after lorton road or after lorton road i should say. remember, just near the occoquan. we also have traffic reduced to one lane because of road construction. so just be mindful of that want to give you a live look and show you how things are shaping up, at least on the northbound side. you should be able to see the growing traffic. that's the southbound side on the right-hand side of your screen. coming up in about ten minutes, we'll take you to franconia road. sky 9 is making its way there for a possible accident. for now we'll send it over to you. >>> the man police say is behind a d.c. -- behind the d.c. mansion murders heads back to court in just a few hours from now.

south bay, san jose, 74.n hill, gilroy we could have wet roadways there with scattered light showers. san francisco 66 degrees. here is a look ahead, your five-day forecast. temperatures remaining steady right through thursday with the clouds out there. may be donginging a few -- dodging a few light showers. warm things up friday and saturday. sunday definitely more clouds and that one cloud on sunday kind of symbolizes a little bit of doubt, uncertainty in the forecast. there is a chance we could have a light sprinkle will approach the bay area sunday. something to be watching. at least today we might have a few wet roadways towards san jose and santa cruz. >> a welcome change. >>> you don't think i eat too much, do you? >> definitely not. >> yes you do. >> no i i do not. >> a study shows that people eat more than they think they do and gaining weight. developed a food tracking app. the volunteers were asked, take a picture of everything they ate and drank over three weeks. before the study, the volunteers t

that track is trending south. we will have the latest track and the seven day forecast if a few minutes. back to you for now. >>> towns and communities are preparing for both storms. the thought of another hurricane has a lot of people on alert. new jersey anthony johnson is in seaside with a look at the preparations taking place there. i am standing on top one these dunes, 8 to 10 feet high on the jersey shore. many towns have down exactly the same thing. this is to protect against beach erosion as many towns prepare for the doubling whammy of rain and high winds. there is already a significant amount of street flooding on the bayside of seaside heights. that was the result of last night's rainstorm. here homes are still being raised because of the damage when the water was so high and superstorm sandy. this time residents are getting prepared. >> right now taking anything that is loose or from the property and putting it inside. i am making sure there is no debris that gets on my neighbors or become flying objec

south carolina heritage. this is the exact slice of the party that donald trump is -- this is the one that is going to carry him to the nomination if he can get the nomination. it's going to be viewed as a snub and to his most loyal supporters. >> the other two outers carly fiorina is there. as is dr. ben carson, dr. ben carson just spoke. and it's interesting is that he is very public about his faith and about the role his faith would play. if he is elected. >> ben carson. >> ben carson. >> you think that's part of his appeal. his book has been in schools. it's been a key part. he talks about that in his book as well. you think that's what is really pulling some of these evangelical voters. that are liking sort of the softer side of the republican candidate. you have the donald trump who is very big and brash who also is pulling a segment of that group. i think ben carson, he is being looked at as someone who, yeah, he has got a message but his way of saying it is very different. >> so, karen, tell me, the t

in the south bay, we'll get up to 88. in a few places like gilroy, it will get closer to 90 degrees. in the east bay, it will be a little bit moderate because of the calm winds that we'll see all day long now. if you're headed to the beach, here's your beach forecast. 71 degrees for pacifica later on today. 77 for half-moon bay. a little bit warmer there. santa cruz will be really nice. don't you wish it was the weekend? 79 degrees for santa cruz. winds will be light, and that's going to mean really unhealthy air quality. we have a cold front sitting off the coast. we'll see a few clouds this morning as we get a little bit of high clouds drifting this way. but as we move towards the next couple of days, watch this. the cold front starts to fall apart. we aren't going to see any showers from it, but our temperatures are going to cool off quite a bit as we head toward saturday, sunday, and monday, the start to the next workweek will be very comfortable. it will be hot for friday. temperatures near 90 degrees for the south b

of south carolina. and this has been there for many days now and this is slowly drifting to the north and the biggest question is how far north does it get? 59 in philadelphia with the warmest spot near 60 degrees, we look at future tracker for tomorrow afternoon and at 4:00 another warm day, 81 in philadelphia and 81 in wilmington and upper 70s for millville and the lehigh valley, just a few high, thin, wispy cirrus clouds. and then it moves up friday afternoon you can see more in the way of high cloud cover streaming in from the south and that holds temperatures south of 80 degrees for philadelphia and 73 for allentown un75 in millville. your chances of rain for the next two days, 0% chance and as we get into the weekend it bumps back up and we see how far north it comes in as it moves towards virginia, sunny and warm and 80 tomorrow, and clouds and sunshine here on friday, 82 degrees and a very warm end to the weekend and as we get into your saturday, and your sunday, temperatures will be in the 70s.

marco rubio and rick santorum will be in south carolina today.e big story remains hillary clinton and her dwindling lead. >> this is one of the most important elections that we've had in a really long time. >> reporter: some supporters are concerned about her e-mails. >> there's just a lot of unanswered questions right now. >> i think it's been blown out of proportion. >> it takesç a lot of work to install a private server system in your basement. >> reporter: labor day picnics and parades, the unofficial start to the campaign season. vice president biden is at a labor day parade in pennsylvania today. he's yet to say whether or not he's running. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> labor day, the unofficial end to the season, right, vai? >> we're checking in with business owners down the shore to find out how busy they've been over the past few months. >>> and preparing for the pope. we've been looking forward to this visit for months. well, what happens after francis leaves? one new jersey town is looking ahead. your immune system doesn't w

more of the light rain for south bay and east bay. a as we look at rainfall estimates estimates, pretty good amounts, especially middle town, an inch of rain, awesome for the valley fire. let's check out the commute with mike. >> getting good help in the north bay hopefully. here south bay, no need or help. all around the bay, speed sensors looking good right now. green all over the span approaching the bay bridge and off of the maze. jumped over the san mateo bridge. want to give you a live shot, westbound 92, moves smoothly here across toward the peninsula from the hayward toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you. 30,000 people currently work for hewlett-packard will be out of a job by the end of next month. >> let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. hewlett-packard expects to cut up to 30,000 jobs from its enterprise business, was spun off from its pc and printer operations in november. that's 10% of the workforce. hp says the cuts will be global but it isn't elaborating. the business

it's in south africa's av carna heartland. it was viewed as the language of the oppressor during apart height and used to be the language. now av carn and english is supposed to be on evil footing, but they say the lecturers favour afrikaans. >> it language and tool but it's about how it's connected to culture. >> reporter: many of the many that agreed the situation went to this university. >> the transition has not been eyes yes. students described institutions of racism on and off campus. >> the minister i higher education was so angry he summoned the vice-chancellor to parliament. >> there can be no teaching of racism. >>> the vice-chancellor says the university takes accusations of racism seriously, firing a member of staff and suspended a student accused of using racial slurs. >> this is a place of transformation, we are on a journey. we are incomplete. >>> in april a student has successful in having a statue of cecil rhodes removed. they are supporting the student protest. what the students represent is a generation of o

south korea was 26th, and china scored 28th. india climbed to 535, and vietnam rose 12 to 56. >>> the volkswagen scandal spread to taxes. certain models benefitted in the u.s. as eco-friendly cars. buyers of some models including the 2009 jetta received a discount of $1300 per vehicle under a u.s. government incentive program, and nearly 40,000 units were sold. the total tax breaks add up to $50 million. some u.s. and european media say volkswagen used illegal software and false data to secure government concessions. the scandal prompts japanese officials to take actio the transport ministry instructed domestic auto makers to check if they are equipped to deceptive software similar to that used by volkswagen. mazda says they use no illegal software and everything confirms to the regulations of various countries. diesel cars account for half of all mazda vehicles sold in japan april to august. >>> tokyo stocks rebounded strongly following tuesday's l sell off, and nikkei ended the last day in september in the green. we go to the

there's a few clouds around from philadelphia down south through parts of south jersey and delaware, but they are not going to be the dominant feature today. we're starting out cool and fairly comfortable. 60 degrees. wind on the light side. satellite arena radar -- and radar showing there are clouds filtering through the region, but breaking up a bit. 58 degrees and cool by 8:00 a.m. in case you want to get out there and get your exercise done early. 73 by 11:00 a.m. not too bad. this afternoon it gets warmer, 81 by 2:00 p.m. 82 is the high. looks like everybody is in the low 80s away from the shore. 80 in allentown, trenton, millville and mid 70s on the boardwalks this afternoon. it's going to be a close call heading into the weekend. we have high pressure up to the north and west that's funneling the dry air through the region giving us the mostly sunny skies. over the next couple of days heading into the weekend. the frontal boundary with the low will have the tendency to push it close to us, the shield of rain will nudge farther to the north. at the same time the high pressure d

you can see what happens the farther south and east you go, we're less than a mild across south jersey and delaware. lancaster, 4. wilmington .3. that's the same number for wildwood and millville. over the next couple of hours the fog will lift. it's a combination of sun and clouds the rest of the way. we're watching this cold front right here. you see showers and thunderstorms associated with it. by the time it slides through the delaware valley most of the moisture evaporates. sun and clouds, 86 degrees, you'll notice the increase in humidity. we're dry by 3:00 p.m., 84. 6:00 p.m., 83. when i come back in a few minutes we'll have the weekend forecast as well as the 7 day forecast. >> we're looking at the countdown clock until pope francis arrives in philadelphia for the world meeting of families. a stretch of the benjamin franklin parkway will completely shut down in a half-hour as the work continues on the alter for the pope's mass next sunday. the inner drive closes thursday, the outer drive closes kelly drive. drivers coming from martin luther king will be diverted off eakens oval

south bay 79.ll across the bay. >> everybody talking about the chick than crossed the road, at bay bridge toll plaza? >> san mateo bridge, westbound, slow drive here. but toll plaza itself, here, never had any -- looking at the map, the crash involving four, five vehicles north 101 approaching that area. a slowdown at least. i'll get more information as chp arrives. there's your south bay, typical northbound build. the big deal we were talking about, the bay bridge toll plaza. no surprises as far as traffic flow. but we had reports of a chicken as we come back to the studio guys. periods of time, chicken in one of the lanes, maybe to the left. it was running around, one single chicking popping up here and there in the chp report. not reported hit. that's the good news. >> let's hope that remains the same. markets are looking sunny side up. a live look at dow jones. >>> good morning. massive manhunt. communities on >>> good morning, massive manhunt, communities on edge outside chicago and schools sh

possibly rain to the south by saturday.y sunday, it keeps the moisture offshore, the heaviest of it but it could be throwing us showers and as we go into sunday this would be on the lighter side and mostly around philadelphia and points south, the best points would be for south jersey and delaware. something we'll be watching closely as we go into the one for the papal visit. saturday looks mostly cloudy and breezy. high temperature mid-70s. sunday, cloudy, breezy, with the best chance of showers south of philadelphia but of course updating this as we go through the rest of the week. clear and cool, 58 for the low in philadelphia. 48 degrees areas north and west. tomorrow, tomorrow, sunny, nice, 80. average high this time is 75 degrees. we'll get closer to that on friday, more clouds move in. and over the weekend, you see it, mid-70s, we warm back up to the 80s as we go into next week. >> i think the pope would approve. the pope arrives in philadelphia three days from now, and law enforcement will be putting in extra hours.

the forecast in north america, there's a low pressure system in the south. this thing does not want to go anywhere, so it comets to bring lots of clouds and moisture and thunderstorms and heavier rain bands, and we have a cold front located to the north, so that southerly flow clashes with the cold front from the north bringing heavier rainfall all along the eastern sea board and so into portions of canada, so be prepared for that. the tropical system in the atlantic spins out there, watching that the next few days, and a quick look at marty, a tropical storm at this point, intensified to a hurricane for a brief period of time, but triggers trap call storm warnings in portions of the western coast and mexico. we'll keep an eye out for that. europe, we are seeing high pressure keeping a good portion of the skies clear in the north, instability in the south, bringing clouds, and some thunderstorms as we go through the day tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> don't forget to visit our website and click contact us

things looking good in the south bay. the