the day care center in southampton and suffolk county. >> here's long island reporter kristin thorne. >> the allegations are they force fed children, pushed the children as well as threw children to the ground. >> reporter: those are the allegations against day care workers kathleen culver and sarah dobber, the two employed at side by side child care in southampton. police say they became aware of the alleged abuse after receiving phone calls from some parents last week. lieutenant susan ralph says one of the allegations is that they force fed an 18-month-old child. >> so much so that the child actually got sick, threw up. >> reporter: but parents we spoke to today defend the center. amanda says culver has been watching her kids for quite a while and she fully trusts her. >> i think that she will be cleared. i think it was someone who was probably angry, a coworker, and where are they? you make an accusation and you leave. if i'm going to make an accusation, i'm a kindergarten teacher, i wouldn't hide. if i believed someone was hurting children i would stand up for those children. >>

the woman with southampton assistant principal esther adler o'keefe. the men are rappers tray songs and j.r. the video features plenty of sex, drugs and alcohol. the video has become quite the talk of southampton. >> at first i don't believe it was her. >> reporter: both students and parents are standing behind the educator. >> esther is awesome. she is absolutely awesome, as a amazing woman. she has the best interest of the kids at heart. >> reporter: the southampton superintendent tells eyewitness news they are aware of the video. superintendent scott ferina says it show cases behaviors and language works that is not promoted by the southampton school district. we actively teach our students the importance of good character and making smart choices. the superintendent tells me he is legally not allowed to discuss anything further issue. i did try to reach out to adler o'keefe through her school district e-mail and i got several bounce backs. live in southampton, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thanks a lot. >>> 84 degrees right now. let

we're live in southampton tonight. news 4 new york. >>> thank you. breaking news on wall street where it is a rocky start to september. the dow has plunged yet again. this time sinking nearly 470 points what's behind today's monday drop? >> well, really, chuck, all the fingers are being pointed at china. slowdown there causing stocks to fall all day long on wall street. the dow ended down 469 points. you referenced september. guess what. it was actually the worst start for se ember in 13 years, so it is a day of sue per la perlatives and not in a good way. there's concerns about an entire global slowdown, plus oil continues to fall here in the united states. oil was up big yesterday. it lost all that today. good news for drivers, but for an industry that has created a lot of jobs and growth and earnings for the stock market, it's not a good thing for equity equities equities. apple dropping more than 4% as well. this is theenost amazing stat on a day of superlatives. in the s&p 500, about five stocks finished higher for t entire day. it's been an ugl

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cbs 2's jennifer mclogan reporting from southampton. >> reporter: parents picked up their children after leaving them for the day at side by side childcare which remains open amid disturbing allegations that these two daycare workers engaged in ongoing child abuse in the infant room. >> the two teachers were force feeding the children, pushing them, and slamming them to the floor. >> reporter: the children were unable to to speak for or defend themselves. toddlers as old as 18 months and infants like this as young at 4 months. >> it could happen anywhere. it's terrifying. >> reporter: after one baby was allegedly spotted vomiting, multiple investigators from the state and town spent five hours behind a two-way mirror observing the duo interacting with children. kathleen culver and sarah dawber have been terminated from their jobs. >> my children were in the care of kathleen culver from the time that my youngest daughter, she's inside, was six months old. and i believe here name is going to be cleared. >> reporter: dawber, bhooz -- whose home is in mastic beach, refused to open the door.

that video the talk of the town tonight in southampton. parents are weighing in. >> so is the school where the woman works. some of the reaction is surprising. kristin thorne has more. >> reporter: >> reporter: diana, esther adler o'keefe is a well loved principal high school. a lot of students are defending her saying she did nothing wrong but some day appearing in the video is inexcusable. in the beginning, esther leaves her home to a young man for the weekend. in the end she comes back and finds drugs and scantily clad women. it's what happens in the middle that has people shocked. there is a party complete with sex, drugs and alcohol. >> obviously it's not appropriate for the children of the school to be watching seeing their assistant principal do this. >> reporter: it's unclear when and where she filmed the video or became associated with the artists. parents say it's really wonderful he had equator. >> esther is awesome. she is absolutely awesome as a person, administrator, amazing woman. she halls the best interest of the kids at h

if at southampton high with 14 half naked women and marijuana and been shrinking. the superintendent said this does not represent we are as a district. >> did using the oldest trick in the book taking it ted of diamonds to give every jeweler the same sheol offer a big gains rate equal to $20,000 then swap with the cubic zirconia and believe the finding came to an end to end the jeweler recognized him and another store and called authorities teeeight was arrested but no rings have been recovered. >> you are in philly in anticipation of the pope's visit but there is the side story of the homeless people displaced? >> the city of brotherly love we care about the millions that are coming into this city but we don't hear the people that are displaced namely the of homeless individuals to secure the area that is the placing them creating a tent city in a vacant lot they shut that down and made them leave. now is part of the office of supportive housing here. >> but to have the platform to help the people but this morning and was reading that the access is not helping the

judge. 23-year-old sarah dawber pled not guilty to a child endangerment charge this morning in southampton town court. protestor say she and coworker kathleen culver shoved children to the ground and force fed them at side by side child care in southampton. dawber's attorney said there is no physical evidence of abuse, only a statement from a disgruntled coworker. >> once the bell has been running, it's not something that you can escape. it will follow her the rest of the life. she devoted herself. this is the third day care she has worked at. >> the state moved to revoke the center'sly seven after conducting its investigation earlier this month. meet with president obama on the white house investigate 9th. he addressed congress in march but he refused to meet with him because the invitation came from john boehner and not the white house. they will discuss the iran nuclear deal and efforts to combat isis. >>> now to the refugee crisis overseas. violence broke out at the hungarian border when riot police confronted thousands fleeing their homes. kenneth moten has the story. >> reporter: tea

live in southampton, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> new at noon, police in new jersey are looking for help finding someone in a sexual assault case. they say a 15-year-old boy was alone at his home in wayne on august 18th when someone, the person in this picture, knocked on the front door. the teenager says which he answered the door, the man forced his way inside and tried to kiss him and take off his clothes. he fought the man off and he left in an extended cab pickup truck. >>> now a deadly police shooting. an unarmed texas man shot and killed. it appears his hands were in the air. video. marci gonzales is here with why the sheriff's department is marci? >> reporter: they are upset the video was released. they claim the man was resisting arrest, that officers tried using nonlethal force to subdue him before they opened fire but it doesn't fully explain what you are about to see. this video raising serious questions in san antonio. two sheriff's deputies shown shooting and killing a man who appears to have his hands up. >> he put his hands in the air an

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they both work at the side by side day care in southampton. investigators say the two women pushed children to the floor in one instance force-fed a child to the point of vomiting. >>> president obama plans to tour a glacier by boat. the white house says president obama wanted a first hand look at the melting ice and shrinking coastlines caused by global warming. yesterday, the president urged world leaders to take action on climate change durinn a summit ins. anchorage. >> human activity is disrupting the climate. e science is sharp. it is sharpening. the pools of this one distant present. >> the president warned dozens of countries that it will soon be too late to act. >>> and president obama will hamave a wild time in alaska. nbc announced the president will appear in an upcoming episodes of "runagng wild." the president will also get a crash course in survival techniques. >> the secret service must be thrilled with that. >>> 4:39, from classified to mundane, several thousand newly released hillary clinton e-mails are being pored over. 150

from 6 a in stamford, connecticut, on the shoreline there to 70 in islip and 63 east port and 68 southampton. journey to the jersey shore, upper 60s to low 70s and 69 degrees in princeton and brunswick checks in at 69, as well. the cool spot in hunter 55 degrees. put on the sweat wither there. degrees. we talked about the temperature. now. the rest of the temperature why? because even though we have clear skies outside, and comfortable temperatures tonight, the heat was on today. 87 degrees, 12 above normal of 75. 85 at newark. a little lower as we head to other points in the island and connecticut. tonight not a lot going on as we sweep around the region. what happens as we head through the next several days? look at a future tracker right now. we see clouds rolling in tomorrow morning. a little bit of moisture connected with it. could we have a passing shower, a possibility. more likely, though, as we see clouds build up, sunday morning, that's when we could see a shower pop up in the city along the jersey shore to the islands. we'll keep an eye on it. by sunday afternoon we clear out nice

police in southampton say two teachers at the side by side daycare center were arrested for force feeding, pushing, and slamming children to the floor. both charged with endangering the welfare of a child. one 18-month-old child vomited from a force feeding but no other encourages were reported. >>> a -- no other injuries were reported. >>> a verdict could come tomorrow on tom brady. the quarterback and commissioner roger goodell were both in court today after being unable to reach an agreement. the judge will afirm or throw out brady's suspension. >>> throwing out unseen e-mails from hillary's private account. it's the largest installment so far. the current presidential candidate insisting she did not handle sensitive material on that account. but among tonight's e-mails, state department deemed about 150 as classified and they were heavily redacted. >>> happening tomorrow, a funeral will be held for the tv news cameraman killed during a live broadcast. mourners attended a wake for 27-year-old adam ward at his former high school in virginia. his family asked visitors to wear the colors

. >>> two local military members honored tonight by business leaders in other southampton. the business association in feasterville had a special flag ceremony for nicole and sage. and roadside was presented with an american flag that had her name on it. she just returned from a two-year tour in afghanistan. and his mother attended the ceremony tonight. >>> still to come tonight, breaking down the highlights from apple's big product reveal today. >>> and abc obtains exclusive video from i side of the plane that burst into flames. seeing the fire from the passenger's point of view. >>> also, the rally that brought donald trump to washington today. cecily? >>> and headed our way a cold front. bringing heavy rain. details on how much rain to expect, when and where in the accuweather forecast. >>> and ducis rodgers with the eagles back to work getting ready for monday night football when "action news" continues tonight. >>> we have learned that a british airways airplane was accelerating for takeoff when it caught fire in las vegas last night. pilots were able to safely stop th

in southampton. police say the teachers force fed, pushed and slammed children on to the floor. two mothers say their children will not be returning to side by side day care. >> i am not comfortable leaving my child in a place where something like this goes on. this says they don't care about the quality of people that they are hiring to take care of these children, whether they are special needs children or regular children. i am not comfortable with what i am hearing. >> the accused teachers work inside side by side's infat room for children ranging from 4 months to 18 months. >>> new this morning, police want your help in finding the driver that hit a pedestrian, stopped to look at her and took off. it happened two weeks ago in the bronx. a woman is hit by a honda backing up. the man gets out, looked at the woman machine, gets on his cell phone and pulls away. the woman is okay. >>> he was shot then set on fire. >> and this morning the mother of 43-year-old shawn mcwhorter wants answers. she is ta

. >> "eyewitness news" in feasterville that the lower southampton township administration building.icole and sage both of whom are serving in us army were honored by the feasterville business association with special flag ceremonies. roadside from trevose recently returned home from afghanistan. >> just knowing that there are people out there that are caring still and that's good. a good feeling. >> specialist is still in afghanistan but family members were that tonight to take part in the ceremony. >>> also new tonight delaware county welcomes 28 new u.s. citizens. they took the oath of allegiance during a naturalization ceremony at the counter courthouse in media. "eyewitness news" was there as family and friends look on with pride. these new citizens represent 16 countries and for some the road to this special moment was long. congratulations to all of them. >>> chain restaurants in new york city will soon have to add salt warnings to their menu. the city's board of health voted unanimously to make the first of its kind requirement. that means restaurants will now have to put sal

he says that the video in question showcases behavior and language that is not promoted by the southampton school district. in fact, we actively teach students the importance of good character. in making smart choices. and it's not fair to judge a what someone does on their personal time and they don't see it as a problem jody goldberg for "fox 5 news". steve: crossing the river into new jersey. about 350 city bikes will be available in jersey city and they will operate in tandem with new york to the right program. jersey city also adding 22 miles of new bike lanes that will include plenty of places to go. dari: donald trump taking to twitter answer some questions of. steve: and hash tag asked donald trump. they predictably backfired on the donald. dari: and even rats love a slice of new york city. we will hear from the guy who shot this outrageous video. steve: high-tech going high-fashion. the hottest new trends from the top the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. that's... [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-

community will hold a fund-raiser for the family of two siblings that died after being hit by a car in southampton township. a car wash and bake sale will happen between 9:30 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon at the municipal complex to raise funds for the martinez family. police tell us the children were walking home from the park in the middle of the road last month when they were hit. the driver was not charged. today chip kelly will shave down the eagle's roster to 53 players and barkley is not going to be on it. the eagles traded barkley to the arizona cardinals for a seventh round draft pick last year and that could open a spot for tim tebow as he shined against the jets here on nbc 10. coming up later in sports, we will break down the barkley trade and tebow's chances of making the squad. >>> college football back in philly and this afternoon the temple owls will take on penn state. let's look at the linc where the game is sold out. kickoff is at 3:30 this afternoon. later in this hour, also in sports, we will hear from both coaches about the season opener. >>> next, migrants on the move

fund-raiser for the family two of siblings that died after being hit by a car on bud town road in southampton township. a car wash and bake sale will happen between 9:00 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon at the municipal complex to raise funds for the martinez family. the children were walking home from the park in the middle of the road last month when they were hit. the driver was not charged. >>> one popular park in lehigh county is off limits this weekend because of crowd control problems. the park is known for its picnic pavilions and is frequented by folks from all over, new york and new jersey and pennsylvania. today police officers will be stationed at each entrance of the park to keep people from getting inside. it's a shame the mayor could not find an alternative to the overcrowding and the park will resume normal operations on tuesday. >>> today college football returns to philly. this afternoon the owls will take on penn state at lincoln financial field. here's a live look from inside the linc. the knitly lions will be playing. >>> need a hair cut today? you can get trimmed up

this allegedly happened at side by side child care in in southampton. dawber's attorney did allude to me that something did happen between dawber and a child but it did not go to the level of what this alleged disgruntled coworker told authorities. he said prosecutors are relying on the statements of one woman and that dawber is devastated. >> she is terribly upset. this is not something, once the bell has been running that you can escape. it will follow her the rest of her life. this is the third day care center she worked at. she has an impeccable reputation. >> yeah. that is something we heard when we were out there two weeks ago. parents standing behind the two women, standing behind the day care center. silver is due in court in november. the state has moved to revoke the license of side by side child care. we are live in hampton bay, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin, thank you. >>> in new jersey, two people are dead following a single vehicle crash on route 18 this morning. newscopter 7 was over the seen in colts neck as polic

she was hit by a car while jogging in southampton township last week. she was on route 206. after hitting mcginnis, the truck hit several trees and overturned. his passenger died at the scene. services for mcginnis are at vincent town united methodist church. >>> police issue an arrest warrant for a coatesville man wanted for making flawed u lent deposits with stolen atm cards. he used a bank card and made several fraudulent deposits. she wasn't the only one, officers discovered several accounts in which they say jackson had committed similar crimes totaling about $25,000 in losses. >>> it's back to school for students in the chester up land school district. >> thank you for coming to our celebration today. >>> a bell ringing ceremony was held outside toby farms. they're working without big pay because of financial problems there. families and community leaders gathered to thank them for their money crisis. chester upland is not receiving state funding because of the ongoing budget impasse in harrisburg. >>> here's a back to school welcome to remember, students at philadelph

lou: and i want to go back to, you had an event at your home in southampton. >> right.nd a few friends and the chairman of the republican national committee, reince priebus. from that, a number of people said after they left the event that trump, well he's galvanizing he's not going to be the guy. the conventional wisdom is so utterly wrong here, whether the most sophisticated elites or the most intractable ideologues on the democratic side. things are changing here, what's going on? >> i think the people, first of all, at the event itself, he was very conciliatory about trump, and felt as i do that trump did a very good job galvanizing people into interest in republican politics. i think trump has done another thing that's very important. he's the first republican candidate to say it's good to be rich. it's good to be successful. that's a boost to your political resume, not a handicap. and then one of the problems romney has is he couldn't get used to. that he was a little shy about having been successful. lou: maybe because he knew he hadn't been quite as successful a

. >>> a memorial vigil is happening later tonight for a southampton township student and teacher who were killed in separate crashes last month. 13-year-old jeniah castlebury was a student at the school where alison mcgillis taught. the student died from injuries sustained in an accident in early august. mcgillis was killed after being hit by a car. the vigil takes place at 7:00 in an athletic field across from the school. >>> we have be taen talking abo this heat wave all week long. the good news is after today's heat, we will be cooling down tomorrow. we have been about ten degrees above normal for the past few days. that will be changing tomorrow. here is a look at the radar. sunny and hot and dry outside. the humidity's up but the only showers are approaching the poconos. we do have a few showers there. wouldn't be surprised if later this evening we had an isolated shower but most of the area will be staying dry. it's really tomorrow when the rain chances start to go up. take a look at future weather as we go through the rest of this evening. we still stay warm and humid. then a

in england they beat southampton to go second in the epl. the new $55 million and the tottenham bit them in the other match. jueventes won the first match the season. they won 2-0 thanks to a goal and a poor penalty. they now have four points from four games in syria. >>> for the final part of our controlling sports series, look ago the increasingly fractured relationship between sporting organizations and the media. it's become a hot topic in english football where journalists are locked out of clubs. >> reporter: for many english towns it's a simple, unwritten truth. the local newspaper needs the local football team and the football team needs the newspaper. in the english football league they decided the local newspaper is to be kept on the outside. they say they will use their own social media flat forms to release news about the team. >> it comes down to control. nothing gets out that they don't want to. unfortunately that won't work. we will find out information. >> the club agreed to give al jazeera access to the production of its web

some steady rain, delran, new jersey, palmyra, just around moorestown, to the north, and lower southamptonks county, warminster, upper makefield, and then down go little further south, in burling tonight counsel i just northeast of the expressway, a.c. expressway some rain. there is ocean sit which very heavy rain right now down to sea isle city, and lot of lightning showing up as well. you probably will get rain later in the day if you don't see it this this morning. the rain lasts through the evening, and even into the very early hours of tomorrow morning. lingering clouds for good day philadelphia tomorrow, but should be driment then we get the lower humidity rolling in for the rest of the day. and the early part of saturday, now, we have that other system moving in saturday afternoon, possibility of few showers lasting through saturday night, into early sunday morning, so perfect westbound end. not entire wash out, some of the rain from today, we get some estimate as much as 5 inches of rainy think we'll average maybe between one and 2 inches every rain from most of us, again, much nee

county community is holding a prayer vigil for two siblings who died after being hit by a car in southamptonship. the service begins at 8:00 at the municipal playground on retreat road. the family was walking home from the park last month when they were hit. the driver was not charged. >>> in delaware, the fire marshal says arson is to blame for a fire at simmons garden park. the fire was set wednesday night. according to investigators, someone torched play ground equipment and caused about $60,000 in damage. no one was hurt. >>> a settlement could be in the works in connection with the first court action after the paulsboro train derailment three years ago. residents, business owners and the paulsboro school district is part of a lawsuit against conrail. in 2012 seven freight cars derailed over a bridge in paulsboro, leaking harmful vinal chloride into the air. experts say breathing that chemical can cause serious health problems. >>> philadelphia is preparing for the pope. if you think you're stressed about planning to get around that weekend, what if you were planning a wedding at the sam

in england manchester united beat southampton to go second in the english premier league. problems continue for liverpool as they go home. they beat them in the opening. >>> italian champions juventes have won. the win means they have four points after four games in syria. it follows their victory over manchester city on the champions league on tuesday. >>> for the final part of the controlling sports series, looking at the increasingly fractured relationship between sporting organizations and the media. as lee wellings reports, it's a hot topic in english football where journalists are being locked out of clubs. >> reporter: for many english towns it's a simple, unwritten truth. the local newspaper meets the local football team and the football team needs the newspaper. this football league has decided the local newspaper to be kept on the outside. they say they will use their own social media platforms to release news about the team. >> it comes down to control. everybody that comes out, and nothing gets out that they don't want to. unfortunately, i don't think that stra

it was an awful ride n i was coming in from southampton. my train takes two hours and 36 minutes every day i take that train today it took me 4 hours. people were doing whatever on the train. keep in mind this gal is having a nap. this is not during the morning commute. there's space. we weren't jammed in like cattle. some people were, you know, multitasking there on the computers. it was stop, it was go. sometimes it would stop for a long time. at one point we were stopped outside patchogue and i told the conductor, i'll get off. they can't let you off in between stations. so i had to stay and wait. i talked to all sorts of people once i called into work i may not get there. talk to people, find out what they are thinking. people were on both sides of the fence. some upset, some taking it in stride. >> they say monday morning traffic on the highway is like a nightmare. [ inaudible ] >> so my niece says you're bet better off taking the train so i thought i could be stuck in traffic having to go to the bathroom. at least there are bathrooms

we head north of philadelphia, where gwen economics in with sunshine at 55 degrees, in southampton.ere. chilly start this morning, hope it is not this cold when i go outside for gym class. oh, i know what that is all b that's huge. don't worry looks like the temperatures should rapidly climb up once we get the sunshine out. head down to delaware, we have cool spot. dolores lee checks in at 49 degrees this hour, in the sunshine. it is cold. it is cold. it is cold. i think mother nature is trying to tell us something, yes, we are getting close to the fall season. we've got another week to go officially but this is the time of year where we start to get hint of fall, cool mornings, still warm afternoons. >> if you like this forecast, you will love the next several days, practically perfect if you like sunshine, warm temperatures, low humidity, light winds, all happening this upcoming week. check the temperatures right now, notice the wind flow here, the arrows, the directions coming out of the northwest, cooler, dry flow, this air mass source from canada. there go, chilly temperatures

two women worked side by side at the child care in southampton. >> just doesn't seem to jibe with these young ladies, their backgrounds, the reputation of the day care is fantastic so just doesn't seem to make sense that it all really stems from this young lady's comments. >> some parents are standing behind the two women and the day care center. the state has moved to revoke the center's license after conducting its own investigation earlier this month. >>> a teen in texas is now cleared of any wrongdoing after he was handcuffed and detained because a science experiment was mistaken for a bomb. high school freshman ahmed mohamed brought his homemade digital clock to class on monday but his teacher thought it looked suspicious and school officials called police. soon after officers put him in handcuffs. mohamed is studying engineering and has won awards for his inventions. he is getting now a lot of support from people in high places after that mistake. president obama tweeting cool clock, ahmed. want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like you to like science.

she is referring to several other high-end boutique robberies in the villages of east hampton and southampton in suffolk county and rosalyn in nassau county. police suspect davis and his accomplice were involved in those crimes, as well. reporting from bedford hills in westchester county, mark morgan, cbs 2 news. >> the merchandise hasn't been recovered tonight. davis is being held without bail and is due back in court next week. police are still searching for his accomplice. >>> a tsa agent at kennedy airport is arrested accused of stealing a $7,000 diamond watch. the woman allegedly took the $7,000 watch last week. it happened while it went through a screener bin in a plastic bin. investigators say grant admitted she took the watch and destroyed it when she saw coworkers looking for it. >>> a commuter alert could make your labor day travel easier. governor cuomo announced today that he is lifting temporary lane closures on road and bridge construction projects on new york state highways for the holiday weekend. they will be lifted until 6 a.m. tuesday. some work may continue behind permanen

side by side day care in southampton can continue to operate the next month under enhanced monitoring by the state. this comes after two workers were arrested and accused of force feeding children and slamming them on to the floor. children and family services officials say the day care failed to correct violations cited last month including several relating to the punishment of children. >>> police in south carolina say the man that he shot had drugs in his system. he had cocaine and alcohol in is when system when he was killed by north charleston police officer michael slager. his attorney said that scott took slager's take taser after running from a traffic stop and pointed it at an officer. slager has been in jail since three days after the deadly shooting. >>> city officials will decide whether new york restaurants make a groundbreaking menu change. the board of health will vote on whether new york becomes the first city to require chain restaurants to add a salt warning symbol to menus. the black and white salt shaker would go next to the item with more than the recommended dail

burlington community is holding a prayer vigil for two siblings who died after being hit by a car in southamptone municipal playground. the family was walking home from the park last month when hit. police did not charge the driver. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. ♪ >>> 8:30 now on this friday morning, the 4th of september 2015. smack dab in the middle of country nation brad paisley is warming up, ready to take the stage. the moment is coming soon. good morning. nice to have you along. >> we have a big crowd and a loud crowd. mr. paisley will get going in a few minutes. let's get a check of the weather. >> we have a few showers making their way through the gulf coast into florida and a cold front bringing showers and thunderstorms through montana. that will bring cooler weather as we make ou