government has approved a plan to build does go nuclear reactors in southwest england.ay decided to review at the end of july, casting doubt on a project approved by david cameron. that came amid concerns about scale of public subsidies for the plant and whether chinese involvement was a security risk. lost market share in europe for the 12 month in a row. according to the european automobile manufacturers association, the german carmaker accounted for 26% of the region's car sales in august, down from 26.8% a year earlier. it comes after vw's admission last september to cheating on emissions tests. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. cehic.jra this is bloomberg. francine: the u.k. economy has delivered a series of beats since the brexit vote, jobs to manufacturing services. the numbers have been better than expected. was behind this bounce? slumpch does the pounds have to do with this? charles goodhart and simon french. u.k. retail sales less than economists forecast in august. this suggests that confidence

it gave final approval to the complex in southwest england. in this building, hinkley point was finally given the green right -- green light. a deal signed to build the first new british powerstation in a generation. >> it's a good deal. i know it has raised questions, but it represents an opportunity for an entire industry. reporter: there have been many questions concerning the feasibility of the project. ceo vows the deal is structured to work. >> the role is twofold. we will construct the reactor and operated over a 60-year period. the british government is guaranteed a fixed price during this period and this will ensure it is profitable. reporter: company finance director resigned in march. it says calculations do not add up. 21 billion-euro project will be financed by edf and one third by cgm. although david cameron was enthusiastic about hinkley point, new prime minister theresa may further delay it in july over security concerns about chinese involvement. she has imposed limits on the right to sell the stake in the project. the deal wi

france it approved the controversial nuclearbuild two new reactors for 80 million pounds in southwest englandcording to an official with the matter. theresa may said at the end of july she was casting doubts, approved by her predecessor david cameron, about the concerns of the scale of the subsidy for the plants, whether chinese involvement was a security risk. now, president obama has lifted u.s. sanctions in myanmar, after talks with the leader at the white house. he says it is the right thing to do. and praised the transition to democracy, a good news story. the asian development bank affects myanmar's economy this year, falling for percent, looking at the best performer in asia. >> as the first u.s. president ever to travel, i could see the enormous potential that was about to be unleashed. and nobody replicates that better than him. david: and should not expect any help from central banks to save the economy from an overheated property market, that is the message from the bank governor. he says while raising interest rates anytime soon is unlikely, it is still possible. and people should

government had signed off on french utilities proposal to build two new reactors for $24 billion in southwest englandthe prime minister theresa may had decided to review the project. there were concerns over the cost and over china's involvement. donald trumpon and are virtually tied to the latest polls. 44% andtops from 46% to a two-way matchup among likely voters who lean towards a candidate. when third-party candidates are included, the race is tied with trump and clinton backed by 42% of likely voters. longtime physician says the candidate is in superb health. detailing for the first time specifics on his cholesterol, blood pressure, liver and thyroid function also do showed normal levels. some details of his health were first revealed yesterday on a doctor on show taping which will air today. mark: thanks a lot, let's get back to the debate over monetary policy. the bank of england has decided to hold the rate steady now but holds the door open for a potential cut later this year. now, a former executive director and chief economist at the bank of england thank you for a much for joining us toda

reporter: in the southwest of england, this is where the new powerplant is set to be built.will be the first nuclear power station constructed in 20 years in the u.k.. british government has given the green light after imposing new safeguards for infrastructure projects. >> what we have done here is required that the police operator guarantees that they will not dispose of their statement of the governments concerned, at least not until the plant is built. in the future, all other nuclear power stations will be subject to the same regime. reporter: critics of the deal has warned of nuclear power stations being built in britain i-40 governments. -- britan by forgien -- foreign governments. javier: ford announced it would invest $1.6 billion in a new plant in mexico. back then we do not know which cars they wanted to produce there. now we know. the american carmaker is -- the transition will be completed within two to three years. mexico is attractive for ford because of its low wages and proximity to the u.s. but no american jobs will be lost. they say ford will relocate u.s.

has approvedrnment a plan to build two nuclear reactors in southwest england. may decided to review the point at the end of july, costing a project that was approved by her predecessor. this comes amid concerns about the scale of private subsidies and the chinese involvement. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. caroline? caroline: thank you. shares and take your dropping going for itsix longest losing streak since 2014 on the at that the boj will make deeper cuts into negative interest rate. the rate decision is next wednesday. our guest is still with us. the negative rate policy -- is it working? i think this is one of those counterfactual problems. ,t's difficult to find evidence but if it wasn't there it would probably be worse. employment is pretty good in japan and there are early signs of inflation -- in that sense it may be working. ,ut it is not getting through and i think that is the problem central banks have all over the world. you need to shift to the fiscal side o

sebastian: the government signed proposal to build nuclear reactors were 24 billion dollars in southwest englandin july, prime minister may decided to review the project. keeping its ultra-loose negative interest rate on hold, this was national bank left a record low .75%. the brexit vote clouded its view of the global economy. china issued its highest door morning as a typhoon a landfall. heavy rain battered a city. the storm was expected to weaken inland. the typhoon left one dead and 38 injured in taiwan. than one million households lost electricity. hillary clinton will be campaigning after a break to recover from pneumonia. eight note from her doctor says she is in good health and fitness serve as president. donald trump appeared on the dr. oz show and share the results of a physical conducted last week. day,e news, 24 hours a powered by journalists and analysts in 120 countries. tom: thank you. front and center. futures up three, euro/dollar. crude under 44. we had an outlier called weaker oil prices. mexico is front and center. dollar/peso 19.33, a huge overnight move from 19.10. that rea

has signed off on a frigid utility edf basel to build two nuclear reactors in southwest england it in july, theresa may had unexpectedly decided to review the project. there was concern over the cost and over china's involvement. the cease-fire appears to be holding in syria. the problem now is getting food, medicine and supplies to rebel held areas. government troops and rebel forces are preparing to withdraw from one of the main roads leading into the city good russian troops would take over -- city. russian troops would take over. conservatives have backed off demand for an immediate vote of the peaking the head of the internal revenue service. he had been criticized for the way he handled an investigation into the irs loss treatment of conservative groups. a committee will hold a hearing. a vote is not likely until after the election. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am and i -- i am emma chandra and -- david: donald trump is making a speech at the economic club of new york. he is expected to hit hard on his plan f

have five or six regions, we alternate which region goes first, southeast, southwest, new england. and so we have five or six primary days. again it would not cost as much. you could have a better cross-section. also our candidates wouldn't have to run from iowa to new hampshire to south carolina. they could camp, maybe even a little more time in mississippi. so, yeah, i think, we need to take a look at some of our, you know, our conventions. i have to confess i even got to where i voted against funds for the conventions because i just don't they're really relevant. they're a lot of fun. i enjoy it. i went i guess, to seven or eight of them. time we take a look at this. you're sitting there thinking, is that possible? yeah. if somebody, of substance would take this on and say, it is time we take a look at this. involve the states and mayors and everybody, but see if we can't find a way to improve the american system. it has been evolutionary anyway. it didn't used to be this way. so i would really like to change the primary system. i'm very unhappy with what we get and how we get i

weather off to the southwest and will move back into new england over the next couple days. so chilly tonight, 40s and low 50s. the city of boston, 58 for the low. and we'll warm up quickly tomorrow. so it's a cool start. towards lunchtime, in the 70s, a great afternoon to have lunch outside. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 and many towns will top 80 degrees so back to the more summere temperatures. these highs, 10 degrees above average. for this time of year, so warm and feels like a step down. 82 in norwood and boston and manchester, 81, and new bedford, a high of 78 for tomorrow. mentioned the front arriving on wednesday. it will be a warm day ahead of it, well in the 80s and then looking towards sunset at the end of the day, a line of like sunday. the rain issue is the wind with the downpours. but any rainfall would not last more than half an hour or so, and then another shot of cooler air. we call these seasonal step downs. essentially, you are going down the staircase for fall, not straight down but steps to progress into the season further. for bruce springsteen

the cold front moving in on thursday because o these high now to set it up into new england as it moves the southwest and we get this summer-like pattern again with more rainfall along the cold front more than likely thursday. tomorrow there's going to be warmfront lifting north g. that will be enough to trigger a shower afte sundown tomorrow ig then the line develops thursday and another low that will be developing friday period during high school football lots of different elementsts each one h the capability to produce rainfall looking at the 8 -day forecast that it will be dropped the chances of hitting 90 after september 15 are very slim only happened a couple times the last 50re-60 years, more than likely this will be the last burst of summe heat for the year, with nothin close to 90. join us were dick goddard's second pet telethonon, you can make a pledge by phone or onlin the cleveland apl, the telethon is sponsored by stautzenberger british airways are struggling to fix a problem with this check in system today the problem leads to long lines and de unclear how many flights have been affecte

warm and muggy air coming up in new england out of the south southwest breeze. here's the leading edge of a cold front. pretty good squall line ahead of it. could be a shower or thunderstorm in morning. it dries out this afternoon. what's ahead for the week? i'll let you know. my forecast is just a few the chase freedom unlimited card earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you buy. that's 1.5% cash back on whatever these billboards are selling. what are they selling? the products not so subtly placed in this movie - 1.5% cash back. shhhh! all the stuff promoted in your social feed - 1.5% cash back. the cash back is unlimited and you can spend it on anything. like, whatever the next ad is selling. get the chase freedom unlimited card. . >>> well good morning everyone. red sox and blue jays wrap up the weekend series up in toronto later this afternoon. it will be the red sox sending clay buckles to the mound against aaron sanchez of the j's. yesterday with the win, sox match their biggest win of the season at three games in al east. the blue jays had oth

warmth in the southwest and we look for cooler weather in new england. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. starting off with wet weather. a quick quarter to a half an inch of rain before drying out this afternoon. cloudy this afternoon across southeastern mass. numbers, low 70s throughout the day. and tomorrow, we change it up. it's a breeze off the ocean, a but dry stretches in there too. but it remains cool and dry. not only tomorrow, but heavy showers into friday and saturday. temperatures a couple of degrees south of 60 all week. >> have some fireside dip. >> have some of that lasagna. >> two talented stars, not these two, but alfred and mike on we comic boy fans have been with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under con

england lakes. wet roads are also possible in the southwest. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in chicago, detroit and washington, d.c. >>> a sad reminder of the accident that took the life of miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez and two friends. >> a bag filled with fernandez's belongings were washed ashore on miami beach. it included four baseballs, autographed with his signature. abc's steve osunsami has more on the investigation. >> reporter: the famie pitcher jose fernandez and his friends emilio macias and eddie rivero are sending the man off. >> he wanted to support his friend and he died being a friend. he died being a really good friend. >> reporter: so far authorities are blaming only speed for the crash that sent fernandez's speedboat hurling into the rocks early sunday morning. >> they got a capsized vessel. >> reporter: friends are bernal a friend in town and rivero with fernandez at the time, bernal is begging them not to go out on the boat. try to keep him close to the shore if you go out. trust me, it's not my time yet. i know, but try to keep jose cool. tell him what i sa

england. you look to the west and southwest of us especially back through d.c. the dewpoint jumps to 66. those dewpoints into the mid 60s will work in tomorrow. we do see more humidity in place for the middle part of the week. also working in tomorrow late in day will be front that now resides across the midwest. as that encounters the warm and muggy air in place. it will be enough to give us some scattered storms in we talk after 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. scattered storm couple could been stronger side. we'll keep an eye on that. we're not looking at prolonged chance of rain here. just some scattered storm working on through. and then that is it. we clear out and cry out overnight thursday moring a cool feel to hair as high pressure builds back in. it will be hard pressed to get bo 70 on thursday despite sunshine. here's your showers chance scattered showers and storm come on through. there's some cold air aloft and decent amount of energy working through. there's a marginal risk they could be on stronger to severe side. keep an eye on that late tomorrow afternoon for strong wind gust and few o

southwest. temperature in boston. 66. up into northern new england with 50s there. 71 in d.c. 60 in buffalo. you can see the air mass doesn't change back into upstate new york. i don't expect much of a change from today into tomorrow. we'll have a ton of sunshine. humidity up a bit. overall very comfortable. frizz factor. where is it? any humidity. a little bit wednesday. especially wednesday afternoon into wednesday evening. then you notice you fall back on the one there going back to sleek style on thursday. thanks to another refreshing air mass of high pressure building on in. this high slides off to the closer to 80 tomorrow afternoon. mid 80s maybe a couple of upper 80s set day. then as this front crosses and comes through will provide with scattered showers and storm. much of the day is dry on wednesday. this will be closer to dinner time this after. long gone by thursday moneying as the sunshine will have turned and prevailed. allergy forecast pollen count on the moderate side not only to start week but really go into the middle part of the week as well. if you've been sniffling or ra

southwest breeze. tomorrow we change. we have high pressure that's kind of crusting over new england. that's keeping leftover moisture from what was julia to our south. we have showers through the midwest and up to the great lakes. we're waiting on this cold front back across northern maine. that front is going to sag southward during the day tomorrow, and that is going to usher in the cooler air. so there's some changeable weather on the way. let's time it out tomorrow. morning starts with a little bit of sunshine and then the clouds went out. there will be a couple of clouds in central and northern new england. so i can't rule out 1 or 2 clipping places like manchester. but i think that would be isolated. the bulk of the wet weather tomorrow comes in from north to south during the afternoon. we could have a thunderstorm in there. oranges. as this tron comes in -- front comes in, it slides south. let's say 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. from north to south so. so the evening commute tomorrow may be a little bit wet. have a back-up plan in mind or have the umbrella with you as well. the weather ap

that is for those watching us to the north and west and southwest new hampshire, southern vermont and southern new england as well, however, the sun at the seven-day forecast is light at the end of the tunnel, that's for everyone, sunshine, but wait until the end of the weekend. hopefully we can shift the forecast as we see the system develop, the way it looks to us, we will be locked in for at least the next few days with the clouds, with the drizzle. we will keep looking at the new information coming in, tracking that bo southward to see what we can do to improve this. >> yeah, just try to hang in there until then. thanks, kevin. late night public transportation in boston doesn't exist but a push to bring back late night buses is gaining momentum. we will explain ahead at 4:00. >> now here is mark ockerbloom with what we are working on for fox 25 news at 5:00, o.k.? >> a husband convicted of killing his wife in wellesley is trying to become a free man, the details of the horrific crime the droarnlg will have to a safe stolen from a local church dumped across the street, the damage left behind firstha di

rain along the mid-atlantic coast, showers in the southwest, the sunshine continues out west and beneficial rain moves into the northeast and new england, great lakes as well, sunshine through the gulf. temperaturewise it stays warm out west, below normal around the great lakes, below normal through the southwest and texas and by the latter part of the week chilly from the northeast down into texas, above nor >> good monday morning, everyone. chilly start. frost in some of the suburbs, clear skies and expecting a lot of suns. this front will deliver showers for tomorrow morning, 64-68. mostly sunny skies, increasing clouds overnight. temperatures back low to mid 50s. showers lingering along the day 60s. >>> that is your latest weather. coming up next, surprising news about kids and preventing food allergies. what every parent needs to know after these messages. ? when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines it's that easy to make a difference. ? walgreens. at the

southwest. these are higher level clouds. these are the low-level clouds. but in northern new england, where they are closest to the high pressure area they are seeing some sunshine or have been but now we have that there is the sunshine i'm talking about. but then again, we're not that far away from that but we're not that far away from this. so it's kind of a battle. i think in the shorter term meaning tomorrow, most of us will be rain-free. enough dry air may work in for some brightening especially to the north and west but as we get deeper into friday and probably friday night and saturday, that's when some of the moisture from the south will take over and we could actually get some much-needed rain during that period of time. so, as you see tomorrow, we may get some clearing trying to work boston, but then notice the clouds do return on friday. here's a closer look showing tomorrow how north and west of boston, by a fair distance, it's cleared up. and that may try to work into about boston during the afternoon. may even try to work a little further south in the evening but it won

warmth in the southwest and we look for cooler weather in new england. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >> have some fireside dip. >> have some of that lasagna. >> two talented stars, not these two, but alfred and mike on their new stories "luke cage." we comic boy fans have been with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control ll enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone

warmth in the southwest and we look for cooler weather in new england. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist0s for philadelphia. summerton 75 this afternoon. you'll see sunshine breaking through the clouds in the suburbs and lehigh valley. enough sunshine to warm near 80 in allentown. lingering clouds in new jersey. chance of scattered showers, especially at the shore. wilmington with a high of 75. >> have some fireside dip. >> have some of that lasagna. >> two talented stars, not these two, but alfred and mike on their new stories "luke cage." we comic boy fans have been with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happe

warmth in the southwest and we look for cooler weather in new england. sunshine. temperatures in the 70s around san jose. fog-free here. notice the golden gate bridge disappearing with the return of the fog. right now 65 degrees and that sea breeze will lead to a cooldown, especially for the coates in san francisco today where we'll see mostly 70s. interior valley like the tri-valleys soaring to the 90s today. big cooling as we head through the rest of the week with low clouds and misty skies around san francisco. into the 70s this weekend. >> have some fireside dip. >> have some of that lasagna. >> two talented stars, not these two, but alfred and mike on their new stories "luke cage." we comic boy fans have been with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications

south by 140 miles, southwest from martha's vineyard, and making a move towards southern new england. can you believe that. it's not going to be a powerful storm when it gets here, but it is going to make a closer pass to us. this is the track it's been taking over the last couple of days. this is last night, it's only gone to here. we've been showing you all the different tracks and how they days went on and that's exactly what this track is doing now. it's just offshore of new jersey zoo, so it's sending waves toward the coastline. we still have a high surf advisory for portions of southern new england, focus on nantucket, the vineyard, the south coast of bristol county and out here to rhode island, about the biggest waves are crashing into places like swampscott. 3-foot waves crashing into the south coast of nantucket. until the storm here, the water will remain rough and there will be rip tides. when tempscy to the 80's in southeastern mass, you might have thought of going to the beach. still dangerous. notice all of these showers, i'm going to show you, are moving to the west, ar

southwest. these deeper shades of green indicating that tropical air trying to make a run back up into new england. it will be 1-day thing. this won't anything like we dealt with for several days last week. here's why. a cold front which right now is blasting through the great lakes states. trigger's scattered showers and storms. and that's goingo of ground between tonight and tomorrow night. for tonight here in new england. not as cool. still comfortable mostly clear. lows upper 50s and slow 60s. tomorrow, a mix of clouds and sunshine. again when you're going out front door tomorrow morning you will feel humidity in air. so fall wardrobe again takes it a back seat with summer gear. temperatures tomorrow 83 to 88. normal high is 74. temperatures metro boston tomorrow in upper 80s. greatest chance of storms hours bombarded with showers and storms. that would window of opportunity to get some scattered showers and storms. then as we work through evening hours, dry air takes hold. so a closer look at this storm threat again. midday here come showers and storms. again morning commute dry. lunch time d

it is 150 miles southwest of nantucket, massachusetts moving at 3 miles an hour with wind above 50 miles an hour. folks along coastal southern england can expect high surf and dangerous riptide for at least another two days. >>> back to school day in fairfax county and for the first time, the area's largest school system is handing out laptops to students. for now, it is a pilot program for the students can when the school dic high pyramids, nearly 8000 students in 12 different schools will receive computers next week. the private program cost $2 million, most of the money came from reallocating funds that had been marked to refurbish old computers. >> while it is not our highest poverty pyramid as you pointed out, it is a pyramid that was really ready to take this on, and it really gives us a great opportunity to do it well in a grouping of schools. and we will learn a lot from it. >> fairfax county does not yet have all money to issue laptops systemwide, but, school officials are hoping to expand the program to all 187,000 students. >>> an encouraging follow-up tonight, the northern virginia teenager who lost part of his leg in a

england. mid 40's albany, scranton with warmth to the southwest, slowly pushing eastward over the last couple of days. nice and quiet, storm scan three nothing but full sunshine, yet cloud around yesterday, because of the cold front and that has sagged south, where it is back in the clear conditions, and then as i mentioned the shore looks good next couple of days. a lot of sunshine. lower 70's today and tomorrow. watch out for rain returning on to tuesday, and then expect for first half of the day but clouds will stay tough throughout the entire day at the shore tuesday afternoon. high pressure is long, been over us, and it will do so, today, and tomorrow. but notice clouds, building in, from the west on monday afternoon ahead of the cold front bringing our next chance for rain. this is a good thing. we will get showers in here, it looks like after midnight monday, and into, early tuesday morning, so it is not a huge rain maker, quarter inch or so we will take it. we should see clearing skies from west to east tuesday afternoon, but comfortable today, look at the that, 50's to around 70 degr

england, connecticut, rhode island, southeastern massachusetts. they're moving around the circulation. that is hermine. in terms of the rain most of it is light. moved into southwest rhode island and southeast connecticut at a few more may rotate up. more often than not it will not be raining but everyone -- once in a while a band will be some showers. probably not amounting to a whole lot of rain in any one given area. we will see a few breaks at times tomorrow. more breaks in the clouds coming thursday especially in the afternoon. that might be slightly brighter of the next two days. we will be starting to turn the feel of summer is coming back full-time. there is a high surf advisory tomorrow for the maine coast and parts of the south coast of massachusetts and rhode island as well as the island, the vineyard and nantucket, the risk of rep current is quite high and that is not anything you want to get involved in. rough surf is the real key and keep that in mind for beach and voting interests tomorrow. visibility has worcester. we have seen some low ceilings in boston. do expect some positive drizzle and the clouds in the fog overnight. the 14 mile per hour win

england, some promising news there. as for tomorrow, the dry day of the weekend, temps in the 70s to around 80. we'll have a breeze to the south southwest and it will get gusty across the cape and islandings. heading to the beach, expect a little chop on the water. sun and clouds for saturday, increasing. then on sunday dew points are way up there, decent cloud cover and scattered showers. also we have a risk for a popup thunderstorm in the area. bring the rain gear to the game but don't expect to be poured on the whole time. looking toward monday, these oranges and reds on the map, is in the atmosphere. on monday we have a chance for over and inch of rainfall in spots. hoping that comes to fruition. we'll nail that down over the next couple days. humid sunday and monday, then we dry out and it's a warm week with upper 70s and 80s through friday. back to you. >>> thank you. a student punished for not reciting the pledge. >> the reason for her silence and how she says her teacher retaliated. >> tonight a rabies scare and >>> tonight a california student is challenging what she calls unfair punishment. >> her teacher docked her grades for

southwest and coming days. and hermine hanging on bringing some big waves to new england. but winds are down some today. will develop a new one off africa had 60 percent chance this it will over next five days. that's next area of interest. still time to watch it its a ways away but few days from peak hurricane season 91, touch less humid. partly sun skies. good evening to get out and about. 74, if clouds mild with 60s north. and 91 again on wednesday with about a 20 percent rain chance. few days of drier air. kind of brooedz by the bay the next few days with chop. >> seven-day forecast shows rain chances doubling by friday to 40 percent. for weekend it's afternoon and evening storms. and you know, we're still in the rainy season for few more weeks. so elementary away be watching that. and we have a beautiful good day mug winner today. #we live here is what you want to use. look closely. this is from sean matthews from gandy bridge. what i'm calling sky on fire. but i think that shadow might be in the dog. what do you think? sunset. kre creative. thanks for sharing. love it. good choice, lindsay. >> lov

southwest. the good news is, it's fairly short-lived. but we see the wet weather stretching from new england and the northeast, all the way to the mid mississippi refer valley. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. a mild and muggy start in the remnant low from hermine continues to spin its wheels to the south of us. occasionally showers. and breaks of sun this afternoon. low clouds filling back if for all of us tonight. and co then we'll transition to partly sunny skies in the afternoon. 80 this afternoon, spotty showers. 7-on-7 forecast, bringing the heat on friday and temperatures i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma

england on thursday. so for now high pressure providing us with a sunshine today. southwest wind on the backside of it means we're warming up. 82 in boston this afternoon. 83 in nashua after being in the 70s yesterday. so if you did think it was warm yesterday, it's even warmer today. upper 70s to low 80s. fitchburg to wooster, 80 to 83 for most of us. glorious sunshine. looks fantastic. tomorrow even warmer. 86. it's going to be a little bit humid too. the dew point creeps up so you'll feel it gets a little bit sticky. it will be breezy too with evening thunderstorms. so we're keeping you on alert tomorrow. your morning commute is fine. the bus stop is fine tomorrow. even lunchtime and recess is okay. by early afternoon clouds will be building in. keep an eye to the northwest sky. that's where the storms are going to be coming from. here's a map at 4:00. at could become strong to severe tomorrow. they will be around for the wooster to boston corridor for the commute home tomorrow evening. and then pressing back from the southshore to the cape by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 and then ta

better rain chance in southern new england and late day and evening and not all of us will get wet. track this with futurecast. a lot and still warm with a southwest wind ahead of the front will warm us up. here is a look at your afternoon drive. 5, 6 p.m. north of the pike will see a shower, possibly an embedded rumble of thunder. the pike down to the south shore, you may want to have the umbrella along because we are going to have a passing shower come through. could you get a quick 10th of an inch of rain and any of those heavier showers, and then by 6:00 tomorrow morning, check out the high temperatures today. upper 70s and lower 80s as we go back into worcester county. and another day of above-normal temperatures will have low 80s around topsfield and beverly. middle 80s in natick and boxborough today. even around boston some low and middle 80s. and for the cape and islands, 75 to near 80 degrees. a pretty nice beach day out here on the first full day of fall. here is your weekend cooldown. the clouds clear e temperatures only achieve the mid- to upper 60s. on sunday, we will take a few more degrees off of those high temperatures. before we g

rain along the mid-atlantic coast, showers in the southwest, the sunshine continues out west and beneficial rain moves into the northeast and new england, great lakes as well, sunshine through the gulf. temperaturewise it stays warm out west, below normal around the great lakes, below normal through the southwest and texas and by the latter part of the week chilly from the northeast >>> that is your latest weather. coming up next, surprising news about kids and preventing food allergies. what every parent needs to know after these messages. ?? when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ?? thanks to customers like you, et a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines the seven stages of decisioning through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. if you wt to carmax will gi you sev days to consider their offer. why seven days? science. join me as we walk through . 1. consideration. join me as we walk through 2. questioning. 3. deciding. udok6. s 7. tambourine practice. i think i made my poi

a spinning storm, 190 southwest of martha's vineyard, way up here, that's the closest point to southern new england, waves. the heavy surf advisories have been dropped for most areas. now, i said there were no more advisories, the national welcome to has now extended the high surf advisory for south coastal bristol county, that's you, horseneck beach area, for instance. out on the vineyard and to nantucket, but not east-facing beaches any more, because the waves have calmed down. between 4 and 6-foot waves hitting the coastal areas to the south, an rain bands continue to twist on in here. heavy, but there are a couple of heavier ones, like this one right here, moving through the south shore. then there are some more down here around plymouth, on set and into rochester, where you're seeing some heavy rain, look at the yellow that shows up here, when i zoom down into the townof rochester. i'm not even going to try to pronounce that one. heavy shower if you're from rochester, you know what i'm talking about. off to the north and east of there, there's heavy rain here that's getting up toward the middl

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southwest. we're also looking at a lot of rain making its way from new england into the mid-atlantic states. the heaviest rain will be in the mid-atlantic coast. we'll be watching that. river flooding in parts of iowa continues but then will subside. tomorrow a flood threat in the days. the fall warmth continues out west. showers around the central great lakes. that's what's going on around >> get that weather any time you need it. you go to the weather channel on cable. >> all right, al. thank you very much. we love it when oscar winner tom hanks stops by studio 1a. this morning he's here to draw attention to hidden heroes. the nearly 6 million military caregivers who help take care of >> if you are a military caregiver, there's no uniform, there's no camouflage jacket, not even a cape but do you serve our country every day. like jessica. you are a wife or maybe you're a mother or a father or a friend. a family member, a loved one, who is taking care of our wounded military veterans. you rarely ask for help but you deserve our support. >> jessica allen is one of those hidden heroes. i'm exc

england. so we will be dry on thursday and thursday night. ea stadium. 75 degrees with a southwest breeze. we're also keeping an eye on the tropics, by the way. tropical storm carl is out in the atlantic showing some signs of strengthening. we now have tropical depression 13 off the coastline of africa. this depression could become what is tropical storm lisa by later on today. carl's track, though, going to watch this closely as it curves towards bermuda and then takes a sharp right hook out to sea. at that point as a category 2 the weekend, though. speaking of the weekend, look at the big cooldown on the way. it gets ushered in by a few showers and thunderstorms friday evening and night. a few of shows showers may linger into early saturday. highs only in the 60s right on through the start of next week. >> it's still really quiet out on the roads. the only thing you need to know before you head out the door is there's some closures and construction right inside the o'neill tunnel. the construction is happening in both directions, so as soon as you go into the tum right there on 93 south

exoskeleton half marathon: a woman in england has completed a 13.1 mile race, with the assistance of an exo-skeleton. > low pressure still feeds in winds out of the southwest for the southern nevada area today. a wind advisory has been set in conditions, our region is under a major wildfire alert! please be conscious about disposing of an cigarettes, cigars, or flammable/combustible materials. on the flip side, high coolest; only reach between 84 sunny skies will be common and there's more to come on good morning las vegas.. including new details on the escaped murder suspect alonso perez. an arrest report is detailing what he was doing moments before he allegedly shot and killed a man. plus, a horrific story out of indiana this morning. you won't believe what this fertility doctor is being accused of. parker adlibs marissa adlibs morning at walter johnson junior high. very nervous to send their students back after that mercury scare. plus fire crews still at the scene of a house fire. an investigation is now underway.. we'll have a live report from the scene.. and a story that will make you itch..and get your blood boiling. people coming forward saying th

england or mid atlantic. it's not going to move anywhere. in fact probably back up a little bit to the southwest and that's going to push moisture into the mid atlantic and on the of it. expecting flash flooding to be an issue from central pennsylvania down into northern virginia over to maryland through out the afternoon into tomorrow. for us high pressure close enough where a loft the rain stays the south of us the next couple of day. occasionally some patches of drizzle working in. as that high kind of loses its rip here across new england we'll s steadier showers at that in here friday afternoon into saturday. wouldn't be surprise to see locally over 5 inch of rain in portions of the mid atlantic over the next couple of day. not a lot here. until we get into friday into the weekend we may squeeze out an inch of so of rain. especially the further south in new england you go. bottom line it's cool. breezy and at times it's west. highs near 60. >> just ahead on "today in new england" hank investigates could child's safety at risk. pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate

freeze warnings for parts of northern new england and now we talking possibility of scattered frost just western and central parts of state. but also, southwest of the boston i a way from coast like attleboro taunton even down wareham we are going to see that possibility of temperatures dropping into the 30s and those locations. currently, it is 50s and 60s right now under mainly clear conditions. hour by hour we will tall back to 50s boston grab jacket for any evening plans by morning into 40s where we will go and city but some spots, wake up to those temperature in the 30s more tee time or bus stop it is going to be chilly one. i will you how we will warm up also i am tracking our next threat of rain i time line of what that arrives >> bicyclist dead after being hit by car littleton it happened on great hill road. the 54 year old woman was rushed to hospital. where she died. we working find out if driver will face charges >> right now boston police searching for at least one suspect after seven people were injured. after brawl in cedar district we live at the scene during the fox 25 morning news. now police told us three people were stabbed