i'm meteorologist tamara theodore. we're off to warm start again. here's the good neuptz humanity through your friday. and highs, they're in the mid 80s. it will be another beautiful day. we got through the rain, which wasn't do too bad last light. a few areas did see some strong storms. >>> the highways look good this morning nice and early. i'll have a an update on the cedar road closure and talking about the drive times. >>> we have some sad news to the largest automotive group in ohio. our partners say stanley started selling cars in high school and eventually ran for u.s. senate and congress but never won. he was only 73 degree years old. >>> a judge just ruled some cleveland's new gun laws unconstitutional. here's what was shot down, a striker definition of automatic weapons, a ban gowns within 500 feet of a park, and a law that would allow way from someone drinking or making threats. >>> if you are downtown and are craving a mom gran at, you won't have just one place to get one. >> the new grill's restaurant will be open. it will be a quicker

tamara holder says it is straight-up bigotry.ara, to you first, do you think the city was lying about the traffic. was this a convenient excuse? >> of course it was. this is the perfect time, everybody is afraid of terrorism in america, and muslims coming in, but the issue is that these people, muslim, law abiding, members of society, citizens of the united states, they've been here since some of them have been here since 1961. veterans of world war i. and the city makes no compelling reason which is a constitutional requirement, a compelling reason why they should infringe on their right to build this place of worship. deirdre: so sue ann, you say the city was in the right on, what grounds? >> thanks for having me. i think that the town has a duty to balance the needs of the residents with the needs of the building applicants, and i think part of the issue, in addition to discussing traffic congestion, they had issues with the specific buildout they were asking for, the height, whether or not it fit into the layout of the reside

tamara?> i think that -- well on her web site she had 100 something different positions and policy positions on this, and not everybody goes to the web site and reads it. don't know if you have. i skimmed it. think it's an opportunity to really talk about these issues and talk about -- i'm in favor of amnesty. a think a lot of people are. the polls are showing -- >> you think she is. >> yes, of course, but she is not articulating it to your question, and especially now could be the opportunity bus more and more people are against building the wall and this is her opportunity to say why. >> the reason if say that is when you and i talk about this and you and -- we're talking about issues, then, and you see there's no name-calling. it's just a way to kind of get back to the voter. i know those negative ads she is spending upwards of 40 million and the negative barbs that come from donald trump, i know these things resonate on some level in the psyche with people. they've have stickiness in them

we want to welcome terry bane, president and tamara who is the associate director. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> explain to our viewers what future plans is. >> so future plans is a career assessment program that takes your talent and aligns them with jobs in demand. that ainge site about which job -- anxiety about which jobs are what. >> give us examples of adults you have been working with who have college degrees but still can't find a job to pay or the student loans. >> quite a few folks have degrees going back to technical certifications. there is a lot of opportunity on the take the assessment to find out where is the opportunity and demand and become employable to be able to pay off the debt and be productive. >> you have to be careful. i message to people considering an educational package. it's buyer beware. not everything out there will lead to a job. it's not just about learning stuff. it's about learning the right stuff. will succeed in. tamara, you are part of the team that was in washington d.c. to present to them the u.s. department of edu

same thing and heading into tamara warming up with the temperatures and will stay warm for the weekend. >> brittany: 73 in livermore, 66 in mountain view, 61 in novado... was still at pressure system. >> brittany: closer look to all of the clubs and f o g as to get more into our carrier developing. -more- into our area and developing. another thing this spare the air alert especially if you have the respiratory and heart conditions. >> brittany: inland los '60s, and for the bay. inland locations into the mid '80s by 3:00. you will see approaching the '90s. as we head into the end of the work week. >> brittany: 80 degrees in santa rosa, 60 degrees is behind perhaps moon bay. -- is the high >> steve: thanks, brittney! >> steve: why people say this ride is simply unsafe. >> gabe: what to expect and the new iphone 7 coming up! >> gary: sports highlights later in this broadcast! later in this broadcast! award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps

i'm so excited tamara. you've brought so much color to our newsroom. gorgeous. tell us about your gar garment. >> sure. it is associated with the word grace. it can be worn different ways country you're from in india or asia. i'm wearing most from additional way. there's three pieces to it. i've worn it to the left draped area. typically women that are married wear the veil covering their head. unmarried women wear it over the shoulder. exposing the naval or belly button is supreme being and center of life. >> yes. 25 countries are represented in the fashion show. purpose is to show off culture through different garments. there will be three different parts what it is broken down to. people can see the other festivities, fashion show and things going on. >> that's exciting. thank you both for being here to bring in delicious scents and your gorgeous self. you're not married yet. something has got to change. >> exactly. saturday, august 20th from 1:00,, ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling..

tamara is loving it.n moody's program letting its politics color its research analysis in this one? >> moody's has no idea what they are talking about. look, government spending has doubled since 2000 but hillary clinton wants to spend more. taxes are at their highest ever put she wants to tax more. and debt is at its highest ever and if there's any economy that cannot take any of this, it is this one, at 1.2% gdp, with zero percent rates, with printing of trillions of dollars around the globe we'll need to do better and that's keep the money in the economy and cut the government spending down. >> mark, i hear a lot of democratic spin on the economy. i hear the unemployment rate is just terrific. compared to where it's been. we have add all these jobs. tamara will likely give us more of that in just a minute. but i don't think the spin works and the reason i say that is because when you go out there, anywhere in this country, and you talk to people about their economic futures, they don't feel good. so i

tamara morning at the bus stop, 60's. recess, close to 80, low 80's on the way home. will get to give the air conditioning break tomorrow. how long will that last? the answer coming up in about 10 minutes. kimberly: tomorrow, family and friends did one final goodbye to christopher barry. earlier today, the raindrops fell along with tears. a few dozen people joined the family to celebrate him one week after his death from an apparent overdose. why thea gayle explains group felt it so important to come together right now. anna-lysa: as the community prepares for christopher barry's funeral, sunday community leaders and friends met to honor the entire family. the vigil taking place in the southeast washington neighborhood where christopher, the son of the late marion barry, was found unresponsive following an overdose. >> we were close. according to a close family friend, christopher used k2 before he collapsed in his apartment. eed to find and locate these thugs. we need to boycott the stores and shut them down. anna-lysa: for year, the barry family has symbolized hope.

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thank you tamara. >> if you witness team usa win gold in gymnastics, this is where it starts. >> theetitive gymnast starts here. >> to think we can keep up with you? >> i don't think it will be that easy for you. >> i hold one question what. >> sure. >> you want this one? >> okay. i guess we just can hold them up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (grunts) we got this! oooowww! do summer like a winter olympian. have a reese's. coming up next, put it on youtube, you will get rich. 1,000, i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. >> crazy video of a car on fire in russia. you can see people standing around. it looks like it is in the parking lot of an apartment complex and it explodes fire everywhere.

his daughter, 32-year-old tamara sword, mother of dead in indianapolis, caught in the crossfire. >> i worked very hard for many years as an activist to reduce gun violence. and it hits my home deep. my own daughter. >> when you got the word about her, i mean -- how did you even process that? >> it took me through pure hell. pure hell. i just wanted to give up. i didn't want to give a damn about anybody else anymore. like i'm unzipping that bag, looking at her. >> reporter: at chicago pd they're fighting crime with 27,000 security cameras and sophisticated microphones deployed by shot spotter, a california company supplying audio sensors in 90 u.s. cities. we met the superintendent in late june. frustration was building. >> chicago's a city of 2.6 million people. so out of that 2.6 million, that's 1,400 individuals that are really driving most of our gun violence in the city. essentially since january 1st, chicago police department has recovered one illegal gun per hour this year. >> that is hundreds? >> 4,000. >> 4,000? >> roughly 4,000. >> reporter: less than two months later, accord

for more more follow me at chasing tamara. >> what kind of food do you like? >> to me it's important because basically our main mission -- >> what happens to a watchdog that has no to, no bar, and no by? right now the state of new jersey law-enforcement commission is just that. candidates and money spent on election campaign but cannot do anything for this reason. they only have one guy on the board of commission. >> you are the low commissioner right now. what can you do, what can you not to? >> basically i can't do anything. >> that is ron, the chairman people on the committee but two of them literally dropped dead from natural causes between 2011 and now. the third man, walter is now state supreme court justice. >> i can't afford a motion second it myself. speemac's oppressed rating frustrating? >> very much so. >> only in new jersey would you have a situation like this. of course, we know that he has done apart work in the past. one of the biggest case on the docket right now, 13 count violation against essex county joe -- going through the courts you have

this one from tamara miller in the sebring area earlier this afternoon as storms rolled in. lastly christina sanchez, this is the mcdill region. again more storms rolled in today. some pretty co thanksfor sharing. we'd like to update 24/7 no matter what the weather is going on. over the next few days it'll be pretty active with some radar updating that as well. that it will be late afternoon and early evening. 11:00 at night everything will wind down and that's a pattern that a lot of us don't mind because they will give us the sunshine most of the day and then the storms will arrive late afternoon and early evening, but at least you know that you have the morning and it will be rain free to get right now. tampa at the airport, partly cloudy skies clearing in st. pete. and in clearwater with those temperatures in the upper 70s to the lower 80s. here is a look at their southeast satellite picture and that classic summertime pattern with the southeast wind that means that the mornings will be good and their early evening hours, by the way that it will be peaking last night wit

if you're in your that area tamara, you may see the police and emergency responders near the pentagon for the exercise. it will happen until 1 p.m. drill from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the pentagon on thursday. out of the swimming pool and on to the mound, olympic gold medalist katie ledecky throughout the first pitch at the nationals game tonight. not surprisingly, she has an arm. by the way, she is a bethesda native. she came home from rio with four gold medals. i took a few days and got some rest. i got charged up. it's been great to see all my friends and spend time with family. the: before she threw pitch, bryce harper had to help hold the medals before she made the throw. lochte isimmer ryan in talks to join the next season of "dancing with the stars." the olympian who was the center of a scandal after lying to investigators about an armed robbery, which turned at be vandalism by him, so will he ditch his speedo for dancing shoes? so far, nothing yet is official. announcedill be august 30. still ahead -- new cases of hepatitis a tied with local shops. plus -- >> i leon: set up -- a

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woodruff: and that leads us to politics monday with amy walter of the "cook political report" and tamarath of npr. amy and tam, let's talk about what matea was just reporting. amy, when you hear the numbers and see what donald trump and hillary clinton are spending money on, what does that tellel you about the state of these campaign? >> we're dealing with two different these are of the case here. donald trump is operating in a parallel universe where the normal rules of campaigning don't apry. you don't need staff, advertising, your meg phone being media coverage is going to be enough to do that. that's not really working anymore and you can see it in the battleground states, especially states where hillary clinton has been spending aa great deal, donald trump is falling behind and in some cases so far behind that the clinton campaign is saying we have virginia, a battleground state, and colorado, and they won't advertise there anymore becauseu they feel so confident about their lead in this state.st >> woodruff: it's interesting you're able to say something like this so early. there is

. >> first, we've to get the power of 5 forecast, meteorologist tamara theodore. >> let's gets into this. last night, we had a few

ashley: tamara holder will not be joining us for the entire hour. i take that back.m the convention. the best way to upset your viewers on the monday morning is to bring hillary. ashley: she looks almost maniacal there. put that down. mark cuban says she's one. does that make any difference? he's a billionaire. does he have any connection with hillary supporters? >> the thing is cbs poll, 91% of trump supporters, their minds are made up, 92% of hillary clinton's supporters, their minds are made up. do the 8% left really care what mark cuban or warren buffett have to say? i don't know. i think it's not the positivity because i've seen on social media no matter what positive things you say about hillary clinton or if you don't like trump, trump-positive things, people freak out. they don't like it. so it's a matter of what bad things can happen to either candidate. and i think donald -- ashley: so this doesn't really make any difference in your mind to those 8 percent who are undecided. >> i don't think mark cuban, with all due respect, he's "shark tank" and a business

about the drie air and lower humidity for tonight about 70 passing storm use the air-conditioning, tamara bradys then sunshine. friday night touchdown looks greatat and also great for the . should it be banned? >> debate raging over whether o not the keys should be allowed should you hide your engagement ring when you go on job interviews? >> and bathing suits are getting attention on the beach, but not like expected, here isch what training today. >> > the bikini, made famous and a full body swimsuit one by many women police are not a fan of thatde several towns along the mediterranean coast have developed bands th in the frenc police are enforcing it there going viral, there is a ban on garments that compromises security and compromises morals and secularism. >> > this was taken from beach four armed police as can a woma to take off certain clothing an there's video than asking another woman to leave the water. she was wearing a hija this is near the location where 86 people were killed in a terror attack last month. >> 8 this case are asking the women to take off more clothing to see w

his daughter, 32-year-old tamara sword, mother of five, was shot dead in indianapolis, caught in the. >> i worked very hard for many years as an activist to reduce gun violence. and it hits my home deep. my own daughter. >> when you got the word about her, i mean -- how did you even process that? >> it took me through pure hell. pure hell. i just wanted to give up. i didn't want to give a damn about anybody else anymore. when i'm talking to a family to identify their loved ones, it's like i'm unzipping that bag, looking at her. their names compiled on a list. chicago's strategic subject list. >> we say, hey, you want to change your lifestyle, we're willing to help you. but if they don't choose to change their lifestyle, we'll come after them with everything. the sad tragedy of it is a lot of them become victims of gun violence. >> reporter: the men arrested for wade's death were on that list. the death of wade's cousin ironic. he's now returning to his hometown to play for the chicago bulls. wanting to use his celebrity to bring change. but that death underscoring the enormous challe

and also near conneaut along route 90 and two just some tamara mostly cloudy a few spot showers the afternoon/evening. rest of the work week coming up. >> massive flooding in louisiana and may not yet be over more rain is forecast for an area these five desk, scott mclean has more from bato rouge., the sun spots lights the station in southern louisiana submerged under floodwaters tha started last week, roadways littered with cars abandoned after they had to evacuate more than 20,000 people rescueded du to rising waters over the weekend trenton cars, we cannot really determine how dee it's going to get you can throw out all of the experience when youou break these records as we >> the damages surreal with hundreds of roads closed and thousands displacedamwi >> something is going to be nothing like this. >> > tgood news is hard to come but the governor tries to find silver lining. >> bbuti'm gratified to see the state coming together because, we had more than our fair share of challenges lately. >> caein some areas the water i receiving in others it is crestin that's why the state is focused on

. >> reporter: tamara johnson from aaa says most of the time the accidents are caused by people not paying attention. >> most of these crashs are preventable. >> reporter: and the man who makes his living on the road couldn't agree more. ingly said wow. people need to be responsible. you know. else. >> reporter: yeah, the accidents mostly happen on highways during the day. 37% of the deaths happen when people swerve to avoid the debris. >>> two people are dead after an explosion and a fire in an apartment building in maryland. the explosion shook the surrounding areas. 31 people went to hospitals. firefighters did rescue several people, but, tonight, some are agonizing. >> it is terrible because my grandma is waiting for news. she is very old, very sick. it is hard for us to tell her your son may be dead. >> the search for more victims has been suspended tonight because that building might collapse. no word yet on what caused the blast, but several people told reporters they had smelled gas in the area for a couple of weeks. >>> happening now, an investigation into what caused this massive

. >> reporter: tamara johnson from aaa says most of the time the accidents are caused by people not paying attention. >> most of these crashs are preventable. >> reporter: and the man who makes his living on the road couldn't agree more. ingly said wow. people need to be responsible. you know. they don't think about the damage they can do to somebody else. >> reporter: yeah, the accidents mostly happen on 37% of the deaths happen when people swerve to avoid the debris. >>> two people are dead after an explosion and a fire in an apartment building in maryland. the explosion shook the surrounding areas. 31 people went to hospitals. firefighters did rescue several people, but, tonight, some are still missing. and waiting for news is grandma is waiting for news. she is very old, very sick. it is hard for us to tell her your son may be dead. >> the search for more victims has been suspended tonight because that building might collapse. no word yet on what caused the blast, but several people told reporters they had smelled gas in the area for a couple of weeks. >>> happening now, an investigati

for the victim and those inside, it was a terrifying situation: (( tamara milazzo/witness:"we were in the back and i just heard someone come in and yell 'get down get down everyone down and saw people trying to hide and duck down so we ran out the emergency exit, setting off the alarm and hid behind a fence. lost my keys and my purse and everything... so we were waiting with the cops once they finally came.... but it was definitely scary." )) ((brian loftus)) >> after conducting a sweep, police determined there was only one suspect. he was detained by an n-h-p trooper, who was first on the scene. at this time, police don't know whether the suspect's gun was real or a toy. no injuries were reported. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> families with food allergies rely on epi-pens... when a severe reaction occurs. ((michelle mortensen)) >> the reason why the cost has gone up nearly 500-percent in the last decade... just to have one. it's all coming up.. as 8 news now good day.. the valley's news leader.. continues./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... ((brian loftus)) >>> we just want

quite a dramatic warming trend as we go to the day. 76 in mountain view 86 in fairfield and high tamara palmettes 79 degrees. another day at 70 forecast that then the show. >> pam:reports say, a senior leader and spokesman for the radical islamic group isis. has been killed. abu muhammad al-adnani. is one of the most prominent public faces of the terrorist group. believed to have inspired and directed attacks on the west. today. according to an islamic state news agency. he was killed during a u-s airstrike in northern syria. western officials have been unable to independently confirm his death. the pentagon says, this is a sign that isis may be getting weaker. look at this. dashcam video showing the chilling moments of a ten-car pileup near binghamton, new york last week. a semi trailer plows through the line of cars. but that's not the end of it. bystanders rush to save a woman from her burning vehicle. amazingly, she escaped with only cuts and bruises. 10 people were hospitalized, but none suffered life-threatening injuries. the video was posted on-line by the city's mayor.who said h

it will see low visibility for most locations even and the concord into the rest of tamara partly cloudykies and also foggy conditions high fifties for the bay inland low 60s by name partly cloudy temperatures pushing into low 80s and then you notice as we had until 3:00 hour mid-80s for us. we will kill little but a cool down toward the end of the week. another letter is seven day at the end of the show. >> pam: >> steve: this happened at 10:00 on monday night court two men were taking pictures of the tourist spot. officials amanda's 20s held up a gun against one of the victim's the suspect threatened to shoot if they all the suspects then took a back pass from one big dump containing two tablets a hard drive and money norris have been made. >> pam: he is now removed himself from a different sex crimes case a group urging a recall on thursday because of the turner case continues to criticize the judge his latest action is further proof the use on qualified to be judged he has chosen to step down from his latest case for personal reasons and then gary defends the judge's move. a sentence

realize your the majority leader city will stand up to say i ask consent that the senate all been tamara 930 bin we have a prayer and what if one objects you have to start over. have you ever had to suggest to someone or a book to read about understanding the senate? >> it would probably put people to mind -- to sleep because it is working the way washington predicted what you think the senate will be like? he thought it would be like a saucer under the teacup the tea was sloshed out bin with the sister in a little bit to get caught off because the senators were a popularly elected by the state legislators and only one-third of the senate was every two years so it was on purpose the founders where the brakes could be applied pretty easily and then over the years as you suggest to have an impact. it is more like a level playing field so stepping back what do people take away from the senate? >> this mastery of this -- for the master of the senate. may we master of deceit. [laughter] and when the engineers come in and into even that out is a wonderful way to think about the way to play spo

thing where we talk about telling a a story of rocks are so much muc history to happen in cleveland.e tamara asking people to come downvv bring whatever piece oftr concert tickets some historical items so much of that stuff happened here with all of the historyere w. if they come down tomorrow willl give them a scan of that preserve it in our history and d give them a thumb drive to preserve it forever.m what else do you have. the big ones next weekend 21stkd birthday. congratulations. hard to believe we built thisths place 21 years ago in 1995. hundreds people coming from all over thel worldl coming to cleveland.elan where building it for us. us. we've got b's food trucks with got beer garden havinge got b'se music. we want the ocals to come downo come d and to think them on our birthday next saturday having this big birthday party willty i have a party food trucks andd games a lot of bands playing special screenings.ba and want everybody to come down. sweet.sweet. better than september long wherr dropping the price down for right around the price that we had when we started but it'sd o you

. >> i like tamara when she says what is for dinner? >> one of us in this room thought about that this morning. which one? >> i would say 2 of us. >> i would say i have fun with you guys. i wish we could started 8 am. >> when the alarm goes off at 1 in the best mood. >>> the east of friday, sunny skies. are there any more storms in the forecast? i will have 4 straight ahead. >>> breakfast is served. after the break, eating bugs at ? ? (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, >>> it is throwback thursday. we are showing some of our old photos. >> our 1st official day. >> it looks like it was yesterday. it looks like it went well. all morning we we want to hear from you as well. send us your throwback thursday photos using the hashtag the on 12. >> that is cool. >> i love those prom pictures. late 70s. >> keep them coming. >> those pants. >> let's check traffic. >>>

tamara holder is with us. sports court host.mara there is, witnesses have come forward to say that the security guard did point a gun and did demand money. that to some degree alleviate lochte's situation? >> i don't think so, because he did say he was stopped by the police initially, remember, that they were people who were dressed as police officers from brazil or rio or wherever and that makes-- it's an attack on the country. and i think that's why everybody is so upset. and the reason why the sponsors have gotten rid of him is because of the outrage that's in the papers and everywhere else and looking at this, and does speedo want this man who is on the cover of every magazine and every newspaper wearing a speedo hat or. stuart: a hat. >> yeah, right there. and if you read any of the headlines, they're just terrible, they're mocking this man, so it's a mock on the corporation and company and saying forget this guy. >> companies have no choice. >> they have no choice. >> you don't have any choice, not whether it's right or wr

[laughter] i am talking about a chapter of the book at the ivy league university soon, tamara. [laughter] i have trepidations which. if i weren't doing a book of 1 million footnotes and almost unreadable i would feel a little lecter was taking a holiday from my day job i love doing the book. will i get fired? their reaction has and then to my face, a super dash. in "star wars" san not "star trek" but people divide into star wars hearses "star trek" is that an issue of lack of mythology? there are no godfather movies on your list? we have a whole father-son thing that we thinks those are to the mythologies. >> godfather is fantastic they belong on the list of the 15 movies below the top seven. [laughter] so i completely agree. i love "star trek". before i did the book i like "star wars" a lot i love "star trek" but now i love them both civic the advantage of "star wars" has a more visual while -- wow. what is this about? and "star trek" doesn't have that quality. it is less like paintings and more like novels some of those best episodes were britain by a novelist. there was one

zondra bonds is suing tamara klein for pushing her down the stairs at a hockey game. tamara is countersuing for damages from a false arrest. >> judge patricia: thank you, everyone. please be seated. the witnesses may also take a seat. >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 70, bonds vs. klein. >> judge tanya: thank you,

tamara? >> let's look at the storm threat for today. at your cell phone, rain drops are very possible. the threat for storms going up. severe weather? i'm not expecting any. strong storms possible, but not everyone will see this we may be able to wrap today up with peeks of sunshine. >>> still ahead, the story that will leave you scratching your head. to survive it. >> i could have done without the video there, and chipotle working hard to win back your lunch order. the new freebie they are >>> breaking news from the live desk. at least11 people killed and at least three are missing after a typhoon in japan. dozens have been air lifted to safety, but hundreds more are stranded, and the area has gotten as much rain, by the way over the last few days that it normally sees for the entire surprise announcement. he's accepting the invitation to meet with mexico's president today. it's just hours before he is supposed to deliver a major speech on immigration it should be interesting considering trump is still pledging to build a border wall a

. >> tamara guessed it. >> 50% of people love flying? >> that's when i flew with the blue angels and through up everywhere -- threw up everywhere i love the pilot. junction closed for a crash hang tight if you're headed that way we will keep you posted when it reopens. all lanes are off-limits. taking a look at the intersection of i-17, thunderbird do not mine the blurry image or sun glare. there's a crash blocking the light -- right lane at the intersection. if you did not see delays, use cactus o not blocking so we are moving with that without issue. rush-hour is doing its thing on 101 eastbound, speeds dropping into the 30s basically want to hit 75 animal to the 51 pushing half hour to take that to scottsdale and not too bad on the 51 southbound yet, you will be using up off your gas past 26 minute drive from 202 santan to frank lloyd wright and we break down one more here, 10 westbound 22 minute drive from queen creek to downtown. jamie? >> temperature 87 stockstill, fountain hills, 85 degrees for your current temperature so it is on

moving on jackson hole tamara and janet yellen. that's what's happening now.the battle over fossil fuels, oregon looking to become the first state. dan springer has the story from port in. >> is coal-fired power plant in oregon, the last of the state is about to be shut down for good pressured by environmental activists a controlled legislature became the first in the nation to completely ban coal power, a mandate that begins in 14 years. >> the people specifically were interesting and famous get rid of the cold. host generates 40% of america's electricity and is one of oregon's demand. despite a building boom, wind and solar makeup brownouts. >> this is basically a mandate. there is no way that wind can physically power the grid because days, weeks on end produces zero. >> utility supported the ban even though they can't say how to keep the lights on. the printed ballot initiative that would have been less flexible. >> at the cost of meeting this renewable standard is too high for customers, we don't have to mean it. >> new power to get rid of any kind. the u

>>reporter: karl's sister tamara helping him today. so many more.'s taking 20 people in to her home so far. >> we take care of our people. we all take care of each other. >>reporter: that was philip reporting. >>> in syria u.s. military reporting close encounter between forces. jets bombing position deep in syria northeast region when two syrian aircraft drop bomb in area where u.s. special force were helping occurred forces by isis. fighter jet scramble to protect our force and passed a message through the russian that they would take whatever action necessary to defend u.s. live lives. syrian jet were gone before the u.s. jets arrived. >>> cdc issued a travel warning today to miami south beach neighborhood following the confirmation of zika transmissions there. florida governor says 5 zika infection linked to the popular tourist location. cases are outside the win wood area where officials believe most local transmissions are happening. miami radio reporter sammy mack lives and works just south of the area and she's three months pregnant. we spoke

authorities say harris doused 47-year-old tamara joyner with boiling water while she slept accused. >> too bad you did not have a father like me to bring you up right. >> according to an affidavit, investigators say chadwick garrett was shot in the chest multiple times by 17-year-old dion fraser. it allegedly happened after the man helped the teens with their truck stuck in a ditch. >> to think that someone would do something like that to someone as ne mean it is definitely a despicable act. >> witnesses say the teenagers agreed to pay the victim $20 for helping them pull their car out of the ditch before killing him. >>> in another sign that north carolina is major battleground state in this election, donald trump is planning another stop here tonight. he will be in charlotte for a rally. that is where ken myth joins us live. the doors opened a short time pouring in. >> 9 doors opened just a few minutes ago -- >> reporter: the doors opened just a few minutes ago. i'll get out of the way so we can show you the crowd that is assembling in front of the stage. they've been here for quite

tony, tamara.ould note that verge is part of fox media with a content sharing partnership with nbc universal. >>> the fed with the annual symposium in wyoming. just like last year, the protesters, too. we'll hear from the members of the fed up coalition and to keep the rates low. >>> td bank reporting better than expected earnings on strength in the u.s. retail banking business. find out how the bank is growing the bottom line in the low rate environment speaking to the company's ceo coming up. >>> welcome back. symposium in jackson hole, wyoming, kansas city fed president and dallas fed president already advocating for higher interest rates and not everyone wants to see a rate hike. steve liesman joins us with members of the fed up coalition. steve? >> reporter: yeah, kelly. i think this is our third year covering the fed up protest and so i'm here -- actually, very pleased to welcome audi barkin and derek lainny and the t-shirts represent the two pillars of the protest. one is to keep rates low a

neither walmart nor the teachers union provided a statement, but look who's here, fox news contributor tamara holder who says inexplicably the union is right. so you really want to squash school choice? >> no, no, don't put words in my mouth. i know you like to do that. however, what i was saying if you just briefly listen to me is that charter schools they have not produced enough information for us to really know if they're really working. >> excuse me, have you seen the youngsters, often minority youngsters lining up by the thousand to try to get into charter schools because they want a good education? >> sure. >> and the teachers union comes along and says, oh, walmart, you're not doing enough for public schools. you can't support charter schools. that's outrageous. boycott walmart. you're really on their side? >> yes, i am. >> are you going to join the boycott? >> i'm not going to do that, but why do the teachers unions always get destroyed in the public? why are you so mad at them when they're not doing anything other than fighting for more resources. you see protests outside, streets g

and we're going to do that with tamara rosenkranz, a democratic strategist and hillary clinton supporter and cnn political commentator john phillips, he backs trump. john, let me start with you. we saw the list of problems that donald trump has projected and said exist within the african-american community. he may not have offered too many solutions and you know, he made a rather indirect plea of what the hell have you got to lose. is this really going to work when making an outreach to this kind of community? >> look, i think he should be doing it. the fact of the matter is that america's big cities have been under one party rule for decades now. and they are a complete and total disaster. baltimore has seen race riots, you see people murdered in chicago -- >> let me stop you there. i get the argument. the point could be valid. but the slogan of just what the hell have you got to lose is not a step by step breakdown of how life could be better with me in the office. >> anyone living under one party rule is being taken advantage of by their government. when two par itties are going ar yo

you have date with pistachio, it's called a tamara. - [david] i see some of the customers, too. you said, "oh, that customer's been coming here forever, "for a long time." huh? - correct. this gentleman here, been coming here forever. - must be good stuff. - [jean] she's been coming here. thank you. over here, too folks. look at this. there's some beautiful salads, here. you can come in here and you get pre-prepared salads all ready to go. - [jean] it's all made daily. we have grape leaves, meatless or with meat. the greek salad, potato salad. - [david] as you continue down the case, look at this. we've got three kinds of feta cheese in here. we've got the greek feta, french feta, bulgarian feta. what 's the difference in those? - [jean] the saltiness. the french is the most smooth of all of them. - [david] the smoothest. they're good for salads. you put them over the salad. - [david] delicious. look at this folks. check this out. tell me a little bit about the pastries in these trays. people can call ahead to get this, huh? - yeah, we do catering, and that stuff is made here. t

ukraine; and hillary clinton's weekend outreach to rustbelt voters, it's time for politics monday with tamaraf npr, and amy walter of the cook political report. >> woodruff: you just heard ghaa to judy the response to donald trump's feud that, whatever it is, i can take it. we heard warren buffet on behalf of hillarylinton say have you no decency? you made no sacrifice. we heard john mccain cold but not withdraw his endorsement today of donald trump. i wonder starting with you amy whether it's ever a good thing to have to defend yourself by tweet? >> no, but at the same time nothing about this campaign has seemed normal. the traditional candidate response to a speech like mr. khan gave would be to say, my condolences for your loss. here is my differences of opinion on the policy of it, right? i differed with hillary clinton and the obama administration on the war on terror, i disgreerd with mr. bush on the war in iraq in the first place. but that is the answer a traditional politician would give. i feel irked come out with a tape recorder and say nothing he does is like a traditional politici