-funded broadcast in the middle east. then we will hear from harvard profess professor, rosabeth moss kanter, her book is "move: putting america's infrastructure back in the lead" and after that a discussion from the los angeles' times festival of books on infrastructure, engineering and science. later, a duke university civil engineer professor talks about the u.s. highway and road system in his book "the road taken" washington journal is live with news every day for you. last week, hillary clinton revealed her economic plans and we will discuss those plans on tuesday with the managing director for the economic for for american progress. and steven diamond on the obama's administration plan to admit 10,000 syrian refuges and the expectation for the status approval and the debate surrounding the refuge program. be sure to watch wash washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern time. >> this week on the "the communicators" we visit the middle east broadcaster. mbn provides news to the world and a u.s. perspective on terrorism.

issues in the middle east. d features and videos. >> how extensive is the interaction that you get, and from what countries? engagement, when we started in september, from scratch, so far, more than followers on facebook alone. people are very excited to have a platform where they can actually discuss important issues and exchange ideas and thoughts with each other. otherwise, they are not able to do so on other platforms. and they are fairly eager to participate in such campaigns. voicelessvoice to the . >> what are some of the problems that can happen because of the distance? omar: well, of course. a problem, itit, is not always reliable. sometimes we have problems with collecting, so we have to get the show out. we talked to our guests on the show through phone. problemsare logistical , but they have never stopped us from doing a show. >> if you put up here on your discuss page let's islamic extremism, what kind of response would you get to that? this, and we about do get people who are very much , some defen

cooler with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight: clear sky. little chilly with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week's end: stays a li most student's first day of school on thursday with jackets needed at the bus stop and highs in the upper 60s thursday. lots of sun sticks around for friday with temps reaching the lower 70s.labor day weekend: stays sunny to start the holiday weekend with clouds returning for labor day itself but rain chances holding off for now. warming up slightly starting in the middle 70s saturday and right around 800 for sunday and monday.today: a few clouds and still a touch muggy in the morning becoming sunny and comfortable by afternoon. cooler with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight:litt clear chly with lows in the upper in your health watch ...when undergoing surgery -- which is better -- daytime or nighttime? it turns out ?day?... by far. far.a new study suggests patients operated on at night are ?twice as likely? to die as those undergoing surgery during regular business h

i wouldn't say it is our mission, the lies of violent extremism in the middle east is the dominant issue facing middle east. maybe the dominant issue facing the world. >> is it a perception that it is u.s. government propaganda in the middle east? >> on some people's minds that is the case. we have been on the air for 12 years now and over that period of time i think the audience has come to learn that it is not propaganda. we do strife to be balanced but we also, we provide topics, we cover topics and we provide information not readily available. for instance the american perspective. we don't promote the administration's agenda or policy but we promote discussion about it. we have people from think tanks and academic organizations that maybe think differently and it is a robust conversation that the audience hears that they're not going to get from other media outlets. so at times it can be seen as critical but it also shows that in america we can discuss issues, that people aren't always in agreement and this is part of the american democratic experience which we think is one of our i

the middle east seemed like a good choice. i was going to start on my way and become a great foreign correspondent. so i moved to cairo. i have the map in front of me and i thought where are we going to go. not much going on. jerusalem, yes a lot going on but probably oversaturated market to cover. then i thought egypt. so even if it doesn't work out its still in egypt which is great. i rented an apartment there and i had an incredibly rich experience. people were welcoming to me. they wanted me to convert constantly. they would bring me to their homes and feed me things. i was never alone. while it can be tiresome after a while it was a great way to become familiar with the culture and learn the language. in a matter of months i was wash having basic conversationsth because i had no choice. when you were living in an apartment where everything is broken and you need to communicate and there is noe water and it's a million degrees outside, you have to learn to talk to people. so i started reporting from local newspapers and the

lows in the lower 60s.tuesday: more sun humid with highs in the low to middle 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: se 5- 15 mph.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and 3 to the campaign for the white house now...and today, donald trump of plans for the country. this is what i want to do for our country. i want to jumpstart america and it can be done and it won't even be that hard. speaking in detroit today, the republican nominee offered a plan that would overhaul america's tax code with reductions, rethink energy picy and tear up trade agreements...he promises to stimulate job growth with his plan. democrat hillary clinton responded almost immediately during a campaign appearance, for the wealthy.clinton plans to offer her own economic blueprint, also in detroit this coming thursday. 3 before the presidential election, wisconsin voters have a primary ahead.....that's tomorr

then zigzagged through the middle east. so the combined effect of military action very soon to be zigzag unleashed and that the lease their right to is broken. it is a period of chaos. it is a physical embodiment id if you continue this model you can speculate where it goes from here than what we will see next is a series of strong mid reemerging in egypt is probably the first example in there will be more to come. the people of the region will embrace this it should be careful because after a period of chaos hot, with people embrace strongman id dictators' bad things happen. that is what is coming for strongman. we will see how it goes. it doesn't have to be chaos but after that we will reach back. if there are people who have influence maybe they could find a third path into reply responsible governments. that is the framework of the book. i tell of the characters i have met along the way they tell that these this over to madrid to six pages of the anecdotes. when you get to follow along in this journey. and then moving al

80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rainand storm chances return starting thursday but filling in for drew last week...rebecca's back with us today at noon with your first look at 'ready weather.' a nice start to the week is expected across the area. today, look for more sun than clouds and a touch humid with highs in the lower 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: e 5-10 mph.tonight: dry and mild. lows in the 60s.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return starting thursday but especially on friday. toss back to mike the family of a 3 the family of a little girl who was hit and killed by a car over the weekend... is raising money for her funeral. three-year-old "jayda handy" was struck by a car near lindsay park in milwaukee where her family was preparing fo

and when we look at the middle class, upper middle class business owners, they're getting stuck dry in this economy and a continuation of the current policy hasn't been helping the middle class. that wealth gap has never been greater charles, so we need to try something different. >> yeah. >> to help restore the middle class this country. continuing the policies isn't the answer. >> that's a serious irony, income inequality has gotten worse not better. everybody wants to come in. want to talk about this explosive new gop report that accuses our military's central command of a terror threat cover-up, is downplaying isis putting our way of life in danger? we will report, you will decide. >> today on forbes on fox, heard about trump and clinton's tax plan. how about a plan to scrap all income taxes for one national sales tax. we're going to tell you the presidential candidate pushing it and if it would work. you got a kid or know a kid going off to college. it may take them a lot more time to get that degree than they i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma sy

cooler with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight: clear sky. little chilly with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week's end: stays a little chilly for most student's first day of school on thursday with jackets needed at the bus stop thursday. lots of sun sticks around for friday with temps reaching the lower 70s.labor day weekend: stays sunny to start the holiday weekend with clouds returning for labor day itself but rain chances holding off for now. warming up slightly starting in the middle 70s saturday and right around 800 for sunday and monday. 3 3 roads are in great shape this impact the morning commute. lanes will close overnight along i-894 nb from national through the zoo for sign structure inspection.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed ng term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is our ?top? story this morning--- milwaukee police returned to the sherman park neighborhood overnight. families in the area ?called them

warming up slightly starting in the middle 70s saturday and right crash? overnight at 68-th and bluemound-- near the milwaukee/wauwatosa border. border.take a look at mess.the crash happened around midnight. one car took out a traffic lightyou can see it resting on the car right there.the car stopped ?just feet? from a house on the northeast corner of the intersection. our crew on the scene... also saw an suv being towed away.police are now investigating what ?caused? the crash.no word yet on any injuries. 3 now to a developing story... 10 arrests overnight on milwaukee's north side. say large crowds gathered at 44th and auer... near the make shift memorial for sylville smith... the man fatally shot by a milwaukee police officer. his death touched off days of unrest in the city. city.last night.. police say people living in the sherman park neighborhood called them to help restore order.those calls came in around eight o'clock.nearly 40 people were at the scene. police say some of those people were breaking the law... so they asked the crowd to disperse. af

80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then return starting thursday but especially on friday. today: more sun than clouds and a touch humid with highs in the lower 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: e 5-10 mph.tonight: dry and mild. lows in the 60s.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return starting thursday but especially on friday. 3 new today at four thirty --- a tragedy is turning into an opportunity for a family in need in sheboygan falls. cbs how the site of a devestating fire...is being used to do some good. 3 these are three flower pots the kids grandmother placed here to honor them... it reads love you more. more.its on the donated land.... located on bemis street and western avenue in sheboygan falls.back on january 26th-- three children died in a house fire.one child w

friday out with highs in the middle 80s. upcoming weekend: lower humidity with a high near 80 over the weekend. 3 today: temps push into the mid to upper 80s with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. it'll be hazy as well.rest of the week: thursday's the hottest day of the week with a high of 90. late thursday night into friday morning scattered showers and storms return across the area. some strong storms are possible. friday should clear out with highs in the middle 80s. upcoming weekend: lower humidity with a high near 80 today: temps push into the mid to upper 80s with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. it'll be hazy as well.rest of the week: thursday's the hottest day of the week with a high of 90. late thursday night into friday morning scattered showers and storms return across the area. some strong storms are possible. friday should clear out with highs in the middle 80s. upcoming weekend: lower humidity with a high near 80 over the weekend. ?ad lib? toss back coming up on your cbs money watch report... because of all the b

sunny and comfortable this afrnoon.ooler and breezy at times with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight: clear sky. little ch with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week's school on thursday with of ckets ed at e stop anhighs iuppe60s thursday. lots of sun sticks around for fy with temps reaching t lo70labo day weekend: stays sunny to start the holiday weekend with clouds returning for labor day itself but rain chances holding off for now. warming up slightly starting in the middle 70s saturday anright around 800 for sunday and monday. toss back toike one of the world's most famous catholic nuns, a miracle worker and soon-to-be- saint.is being honored right it's been nearly 20-year since mother teresa passed away..t helegacy lives on. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins live from marquette campus the details... a mass honoring mother teresa started just a few minutes ago, i'll step out of the way so you can look at the crowd. this is a collaborated mass between marquette universiy and the archdiocese... all to honor motherteresa who will enter sainthood this w

so that is how luxury works in the middle east. hat people lingerie is only about fantasy and seductiveness. need.an every day basic that is the strength of klynn. as a basic bras beauty product. just like women must do their hair and makeup, they must have the right bras to feel comfortable during the day. growis how we were able to despite having a cultural difference between what you can say and what you cannot say in the middle east. haslinda: isn't it fair to say that you were thrown into the deep end when you started the business in dubai. christopher: definitely. i did not think the opportunity would come that quickly. luckily, the market growing at a pace that will never be seen again. i was able to make a lot of mistakes that did not cost the company of a lot of money because of the high turnover we were experiencing. haslinda: what were some of the mistakes? christopher: it was in buying the merchandise. i bought many different categories. in a small area. to test the market. was not in a mature market, i would still be st

middle class. >> i will not raise taxes on the middle class. >> i will not raise taxes on the middle>> well, we don't know if that will happen, but that's what clinton says. the fact nat clinton has constantly made that pledge, did not stop the trump campaign to spreading what amounts to a blatant lie. last week, we showed you this video from the trump speak with the subtitles saying we are, when hillary says we aren't going to raise taxes on the middle class. the trump campaign also sent out a press release with the video saying in case you missed it, hillary clinton vows to raise taxes on the middle class. it was quickly debunkt, and today, it didn't stop donald trump from taking it even further. that's thing two, in 60 seconds. happen spontaneously, so why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical

involvement in the middle east since the end of the cold war. his book "america's war for the greater middle east in military history." he spoke at the dallas public library. >> welcome to the dallas book festival. i am president of the world affairs council and today we are very pleased and proud to be working with the dallas public library to host kernel andrew bacevich. a remarkable career. a graduate of west point, vietnam veteran and served in the armed forces for over 23 years. now he's the professor emeritus of boston university. remarkable author among some of his limited power, washington rules and breach of trust that we are here today to talk about this book america's war for the greater middle east which just came out about two weeks ago. you will see during the discussion and after we talked for a little bit we want to invite you to ask questions and why this is a book that every one of us should read. go ahead and start a. >> [inaudible] it's been over 35 years since president carter out why and what became known as the doctrine. a

isis has spread across the middle east and into the west. in 2014, isis was operating in seven nations. they were in seven patients. terrible but that's what it was. today they are fully operational in 18 countries with aspiring branches in six more for a total of 20 more, and many believe that number is actually 28-30 countries. they don't even know. a situation is likely worse than the public has any idea. a new congressional report reveals that the administration has downplayed the growth of isis with 40% of analysts saying that experienced efforts to manipulate their findings. they are trying to make it look much better than india's. it's a bad. at the same time, isis is trying to infiltrate refugee flows into europe and to the united states. iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, is now flush with $150 billion in cash released by the united states, plus, if you remember from two weeks ago, another 400 million in actual cash that was obviously used for ransom. worst of all, the nuclear deal puts iran that no one state spon

it was nearly 8% decline in the gdp. middle-class families have seen their wealth and their ability to send kids to college devastated by the financial crisis. meanwhile, during the succeeding years and the years running up to that corporate profits were at record highs. if we look at the evidence of who benefits when corporations are lightly taxed or regulated, and who is harmed, it is quite clear that ordinary, hard-working americans, the middle class do not do well in those circumstances. they do better when it is broadly shared prosperity, when the minimum wage is going up and when those who are enjoying the benefits of the economy can give that back. and they, themselves reap the benefits of a rising economy. host: this is michaela. florida, independent. caller: i have a comment and two questions. not really trying to focus on the last caller. i am a history teacher and seeing companies over the centuries dumping their social safety net responsibilities onto the government, which increases our tax burden to take care of th

middle class. >> i will not raise taxes on the middle class. >> i will not raise taxes on the middleell, we don't know if that will happen, but that's what clinton says. the fact nat clinton has constantly made that pledge, did not stop the trump campaign to spreading what amounts to a blatant lie. last week, we showed you this video from the trump speak with the subtitles saying we are, when hillary says we aren't going to raise taxes on the middle class. the trump campaign also sent out a press release with the video saying in case you missed it, hillary clinton vows to raise taxes on the middle class. it was quickly debunkt, and today, it didn't stop donald trump from taking it even further. that's thing two, in 60 seconds. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. (to dog)give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! (to dog)i'm so proud of you. well thank you. get your free credit scorecard at discover.com. even if you're not a customer. it'sanyone ever haveady! occasional constipation, dia

isis has spread across the middle east and into the west. in 2014, isis was operating in seven nations. they were in seven patients. terrible but that's what it was. today they are fully operational in 18 countries with aspiring branches in six more for a total of 24, and many believe that number is actually 28-30 countries. they don't even know. a situation is likely worse than the public has any idea. a new congressional report reveals that the administration has downplayed the growth of isis with 40% of analysts saying that experienced efforts to manipulate their findings. they are trying to make it look much better than it is. it's a bad. at the same time, isis is trying to infiltrate refugee flows into europe and to the united states. iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, is now flush with $150 billion in cash released by the united states, plus, if you remember from two weeks ago, another 400 million in actual cash that was obviously used for ransom. worst of all, the nuclear deal puts iran that no one state sponsor of

particularly in the middle east but all throughout the world. in almost every area that we can think they're worst today than the day hillary linton walk into the state dave:. i think history will say that she was the worst secretary of state at least in our lifetime. [applause] and what they have -- what have they left us? they've left us a government that used to bonn offense against islamic extremist terrorism, radical terrorism to a government that's now purely on defense waiting for the next attack. isn't that what we're doing? we're waiting for the next attack. god forbid here in america, god forbid in paris or london or i have a friend who left for london yesterday and he was afraid to go to london. aprayed to go to london. you know why he was afraid to go to london because we don't know where they're going to strike next that's why 70% of the american people today are afraid. this is the world that hillary clinton created for us on all those thousands of miles of to a much amounted worse world than the one she was given. maybe it would h

lows humid with highs in the low to middle 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: se 5- 15 mph.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return on friday. we'll have a lot more on the ? ? ? ? ? you live life your way. from chase. so you can. >> we believe in hillary clinton. so we made something for her and for you. enjoy. this is for hillary. ? dum-dum-dum like a small at ? on the ocean sending big waves ? drum-drum-drum bass ? hi-hat bass >> stephen: ? i want my baby back, baby back, baby back ribs ? this is our fight song take back my life song starting right

each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the mide 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return starting thursday but more sun than clouds and a touch humid with highs in the lower 80s. nice state fair weather for sure. wind: e 5-10 mph.tonight: dry and mild. lows in the 60s.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week aev upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return starting thursday but especially on friday. today: more sun than clouds fair weather for sure. wind: e 5-10 mph.tonight: dry and mild. lows in the 60s.week ahead: each day during the work week gets a little warmer as we warm from the low 80s to the middle 80s by the middle of the week and eventually the upper 80s. nice mix of sun and clouds through wednesday then the rain and storm chances return starting thursday but especially on friday. 3 3 a huge disa

raise taxes on the middle class. >> raise taxes on the middle class. now with analysis, monica crowley, charles hurt, doug schoen. let me put up on the screen here, average employer-sponsored benefits, health care premium increase. remember, the promise was that if you like your doctor, you keep your doctor, keep your plan. you're going to save on average $2,500 per year per family. woops, it's up dramatically. single family coverage -- family coverage is up $1,470. if you look at inflation adjusted median household income, it's down in real dollars. >> right. >> people are making less, and they're paying more for health care skpmpt if you look at the national debt per person, if is now -- look at this. for every man, woman, and child in america, this man has accumulated more debt than every other president before him combined. $59,783. >> right. listens to f donald trump monica crowley, who have all fed -- talk about economic issues, talk about economic distress, he can win this election. but if he's off attacking mr. and mrs. khan, if he's refusing t

isis has spread across the middle east and into the west.isis was operating in seven nations. they were in seven nations. terrible, but that's what it was. today they're fully operational in 18 countries with aspiring branches in six more for a total of 24 and many believe that number is actually 28 to 30 countries. they don't even know. the situation is likely worse than the public has any idea. a new congressional report reveals that the administration has downplayed the growth of isis with 40% of analysts saying they had experienced efforts to manipulate their findings. they're trying to make it look much better than it is. it's bad. at the same time, isis is trying to infiltrate refugee flows into europe and to the united states. iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, is now flush with $150 billion in cash released by the united states, plus, if you remember from two weeks ago, another $400 million in actual cash that was obviously used for ransom. worst of all, the nuclear deal puts iran, the number one state sponsor of r

not just on the middle eastern countries. but, in fact, also on europe, ambassador. >> the thing i would really like to see them do is take a step back to the decision they made 30, 40 years ago to make the primary reason why you can emigrate to the united states if you have relatives here already. that shouldn't be it. it ought to be your technical confidence. it ought to be your ability to be a systems engineer in silicon valley. it ought -- as long as people have to come here, want to come here, and they come based on the merits of what they can do as who they're related to third, fourth, and fifth and six cousins, we can begin to build the spirit of immigration in this country, which is a secret sauce. trish: you're talking about a fundamental change really in immigration policy. >> yeah. trish: it's needed. >> i think so. >> but it's a privilege to come to the united states. you don't have an automatic right to come to the united states. and when trump says things, well, "we need to be able to vet people" you have to sign

[applause] instead, all we got from iraq and our adventures in the middle east was death, destruction, and tremendous financial loss. but it's time to put the mistakes of the past behind us and chart a new course. [applause] >> if i become president, the era of nationbuilding will be brought to a very swift and decisive end. [applause] thank you. a new approach which must be shared by both parties in america, by our allies overseas, and by our friends in the middle east. must be to halt the spread of radical islam. [applause] all actions should be oriented around this goal, and any country which shares this goal will be our ally. very important. some don't share this goal. we cannot always choose our friends, but we can never fail to recognize our enemies. [applause] as president i will call for an international conference focused on this goal. we will work side-by-side with our friends in the middle east including our greatest ally, israel. [applause] we will partner with king abdullah of jordan, and the president of egypt, president sisi, and all others who recognize this ideology o

they came to the middle east and they formed these artificial states. aq is essentially joining the other three autonomous ottoman provinces. and kurdish component in the north. syria, the opposite. greater syria encompasses enormous area that today would be lebanon, syria, israel, jordan. kind of this greater syria region, they divided it up into sort of more manageable parcels. in the case of libya, you had three provinces under the ottomans that were very distinct. in that case, the italians joined them together in creating this colony of libya. juan: in the arab spring, you have convulsions across the middle east, but you note those nations that had more historical development, like egypt, managed to somehow survive intact without this kind of civil war. but the ones created artificially are the ones who of sever the most? >> that's right. there's a commonality to the country's that a fractured apart. egypt is a sad case in his own right. for different reasons. but i don't think there's ever been a realistic fear in egypt that it is going to somehow

taxes on the middle class. ertainly heard her talk about taxing for the super wealth and super rich. did she break any new ground? what do you believe, of her economic policy she delivered. >> she's is absolutely right. she doesn't wants to raise taxes on the middle class, or 90 percent of going after the top 1%. her proposals are pretty dramatic at the high end >> will they work? whose proposal between her and donald trump, the middle class, the majority of americans who will benefit the most from which one of the candidate's plans >> the middle class taxes will not go up under hillary clinton's plan under donald trump's plan they would come down a little bit. again, sort of the reverse of hillary clinton. donald trump's plan cuts taxes significantly for the wealth to the tune of 35% of the tax cuts from the trump plan would go to the top 1%. it could be significant. i'll tell you this. donald trump's plan will cut hillary re hillary clinton's tax bill significantly. we don't know what it would do for donald tr

cape cod, the islands, low to middle 80s today. cooler on nantucket, of let's take a look at futurecast. it stays breezy for the day today. by sunset, the breezes taper off and left with a pretty nice night. a couple of high clouds. could see a couple of spots below 60 in the valley. the cooler spot tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon. a slight chance to see a pop-up shower. best chance will be into the hills and the mountains. one or two of those showers could drift eastward over toward the coast before falling apart around sunset on your thursday. friday looking pretty good. right now keeping it optimistically dry with temperatures in the middle 80s and the next rain chance comes up here next week. we have a front moving in. looks like it will hold off past the weekend and showers and storms by monday afternoon, but the best rain chance then coming up early next week. meantime, looking at a pretty good stretch of dry weather. i will have that zip trip forecast for friday morning coming up. >>> and a look at how the roads are

spike in the dewpoinw yesterdayp afternoon.ft it was fairly comfortable here in the middle of august.efor the setup now is going to get increasingly warmer and more humid and the thunderstorm chances will start to climb. that will suppress the cloudo cover as the high moves east of mexico and especially enter wednesday that's our forecast are set another for the next 48 hours which will take us for the beginning of wednesday into severe thunderstorm chances to increase by thehes we are anticipating more sunshine this afternoon and it will be warmer than yesterday we made it into the lower and middle 80s we should dol south clouds to begin to move out from north to south hill affect the afternoon is looking a little bit better. sixty-seven highs of the approaching 90 also increase in thunderstorm chances of how they start to flare up and western ohio initially we start to see a few this migrate east those of them since without a good half inchho of rain was feet of this moves rules out as we have the chances on wednesday anticipate thunderstorms to increase inea coveragese 40-50 percent on

theo keith was in the middle of the tension on the north side. quiet finally returned to the area around sherman and burleigh around 1:30 am. before that, came a second night of gunfire, a car fire, and plenty of tension between police and demonstrators. nats -- initial disturbance at sherman and burleigh the hotspot sunday night was in the area just north of sherman park. demonstrators threw rocks and bottles at p seriously injured an 18 year old man. mpd had to get him to the hospital using an armored vehicle. in the surrounding blocks came several bursts of gunfire and then a car fire at 45th an hadley. milwaukee firefighters, with police protection, arrived to put it out. officers formed two lines, with one line pushing east along burleigh from sherman. nats of gunfire? frye that's when another burst of gunfire happened near a fox6 crew. around 1:30 -- facing down about 10 protesters and 40 onlookers at had enough. nats 13:22:30 if you do not disperse immediately, you will be arrested mews 0084 the police line and armored trucks made the poin

the middle of the night. take a look at the recent tornadoes that have come this was the first since last year. there was a day when we had two. and both of those were weaker tornadoes. and those are the ones that are more typical, the ef0 and ef1. of course, the ef2 in revere just a couple years ago back in the area. it's typical when you have a big event, the next day is gorgeous. and that's been the case. temperatures cooling off and we have dry air filtering in. 60s across new hampshire and massachusetts. still the gusty northwest breeze bringing in the drier air. it made it a little bit more difficult for crews in concord trying to clean up trees and line debris. and temperatures falling back 45 to 52 in the suburbs. and the breeze will start to get weaker. it will be crisp and cool to start the day tomorrow. otherwise, a beautiful day and we warm up around 80. and i promise you'll walk out the door and say september feels like it's already here. 75 to 80 degrees. and a west, northwesterly and then we lo

nobody is going to let you be in the middle. >> are all these guys who are in the middle just stupid?they are making a really bad choice. >> they find themselves, willie, in a position they have never been in before, where the nominee is so toxic. they are not exactly sure. this is uncharted waters. >> no, it's not. this is ab easy choice. >> i'm hopg they can figure it out. like i said as a republican, just pick a side. like in northwest florida maybe that side is for the candidates to be 100% behind donald trump. in wisconsin it's not. >> to me the best case of this political conundrum is john mccain. does anyone at this table think john mccain has anything other than eye rolling disdain and contempt for donald trump and who he is. >> right. >> yet he endorsed him because he's in a tight race and he can't risk losing his seat. that's the core. >> let's say two things about susan collins. she's not up for election and she didn't say in her op-ed who she is voting for. that's the problem you have if you're a republican. are you going to say you're hillary clinton. >> maybe she's waiti

the middle, actually. >> yeah, the middle. >> roast beef, do you like t >> middle. >> i think people like the ends of things because there's a couple of different textures. >> right. >> there's caramelization on the corners. >> yeah. the only problem with the middle is that, like, you guys didn't take this end, so i had to move it with my hands, and if you're one of those people who don't like other people to touch their food -- >> i'm good. we're family. >> it's all good. so, that's a little crunchy. >> that's my food segment of the day. >> well, i'm making a breakfast >> so, don't go away. >> and i'm eating your breakfast pizza. >>> in the meantime, seriously, folks, i am really concerned about our friends in the gulf coast. you know, yesterday new orleans, they had an ef-0 tornado, hit in the 7th ward, where of course, they're still suffering from the leftover effects of katrina. we've got this meandering low pressure system, a ton of gulf moisture. and so, look at this, next three days we're talking about between, like say across florida, bradenton, 2 to 3 right along the coast. w

. >> women in colorado are told a new rule means they can't take their maiden name as the middle similar rule and backed down after criticism. the rule is back and so are the women who feel it is unfair. like jennifer lash, jennifer wild, carlin lee swied. she has a lot of grief from du, even with the legal background, she can't make sense of it. >> i am having an identity crisis. >> she not married and wants to take her maiden name as her middle name. lots of women do. >> i wento and tried to get my driefshss license-- drivers license and i was told i can't. >> as of a month ago, new rule. the dmv says it cannot legally change names. newly married women are told they can't drop the middle name, they are offered 4 names, first, middle, maiden, then last, but jennifer has no interest in going by that. >> i was frustrated because the department of motor vehicles is >> a review of the law with attorney general led to which change. a similar rule change back in 2008 was met with such an up proer that had dmv-- up roar that the dmv backed down. when women asked, they are told to stick it. sti

sunshine returns for the middle of the week with more comfortable humidity and temperatures in the middle 70s. storm chances return next weekend.tonight: some clouds clearing, in the lower and middle 60s. wind: vrb 2-5 mph.sunday: mix of sun and clouds with more clouds than sun. maybe a sprinkle, otherwise dry. highs around 800. muggy. wind: n -> e 5-10 mph.next week: temperatures start out in the lower 80s and staying muggy monday and tuesday. low chance for a few showers and storms. sunshine returns for the middle of the week with more comfortable humidity and temperatures in the middle 70s. storm chances return next there are therapists in our area who are blazing some new t. trails... behavior modification but it does it in a way that poeple dont realize its therapy. it doesnt feel like therapy it doesnt look like therapy they are using their work with the horse to work out things... things... tomorrow on cbs 58 sunday morning...you'll hear about a very different kind of therapy...on horseback. come along with us to stepping stone farms...a stable in racine county whose horses are als

we in effect tried to make israel the scapegoat for the problems in the middle east. nd this weakened our relationships with israel a great deal and put a cloud on the total commitment that our people feel toward the israelis. there ought to be a clear, unequivocal commitment without change to israel. in the far east i think we need to continue to be strong and i would certainly pursue the normalization of relationships with the people's republic of china. we opened a great opportunity in l972, which has pretty well been frittered away under mr. ford, that ought to be a constant inclination toward friendship. but i would never let that friendship with the people's republic of china stand in the way of the preservation of the independence and freedom of the people on taiwan. ms. frederick: mr. frankel, a question for governor carter. mr. frankel: governor, we always seem in our elections, and maybe in between too, to argue about who can be tougher in the world. give or take a few billion dollars, give or take one weapons systems, our leading politicians, and i think you

. >> welcome to bloomberg in the middle east. meeting was an informal with members of opec. were oil ministers talking about the freeze and it could be irrelevant with the numbers behind it. >> it is really the crocs of the issue. let me show you this chart. story of heavyweight fighters in the ring. they are both above record and they sayday they are open to talks and meetings. that is good. story anders tell a it underscores the position of russia, who says they need to talk and that the rebalancing is not going to happen until next year. that was a comment made to a newspaper and from a oil minister who posted on twitter that 70% of oil producers could agree on something and that would give additional incentive to the consensus agreement. there is a little bit of this with the oil minister. >> for almost 20 minutes now, this is the position. yen and the topics have declined and they are down. and this iseakness a position of strength from earlier. thehe middle east, this is emirates coming at local time we had the advancing equities across the globe and the middle east was

shadi was talking about the middle east. it's not just part of the middle east obviously. it's part of the -- part of europe. nato. it has -- it is important for issues in europe and elsewhere. so many, we haven't had a holistic approach. of course, i know many in the room will say we don't have that holistic approach on just about anything, but nevertheless i would just like to observe that and the foreign policy focused perspective in that way, narrow strategic issues, carried over or went side by side with sort of the domestic political turmoil since early 2012, i would say. i'll come back to why i will say that. there's been sort of a lack of appreciation for what was happening inside turkey domestically because i think this attitude to pull away from the region carried over to this attitude basically we don't really need to be worrying about what's happening inside our allies' countries. so, why did i say 2012? february, this was the first sort of fireworks in let's say four-year internal struggle when the gulenist judges and prosecutors wanted to question and potentia

yousef: what about the middle east? eing one of their most prominent lg any experts -- lng exports in the world. is that trend going to continue going forward? guest: i think so. i look positively on the lng market here in the middle east. this has grown quite substantially. it will grow further. ons is being based reinstallation units. this one country here, which surprises me, is saudi arabia. why they have not actually started importing lng, using these units. they can save large amounts of money if they did so. could they much save, then, according to your analysis? demand peaks in december, according to data. to one million barrels a day of crude oil, and also up to some 300,000 barrels a day of pestilence. what we have title viii about, based on current -- what we have calculated out, based on use,nt, if they got fsr floating units, to import lng, they can save us as much as $10 per barrel using lng instead of crude oil. it could be as much as $25 per barrel. these are big numbers. the saudi arabians have said this

we played that clip and as you know, if hillary clinton had said she was raising taxes on the middle i guarantee you this would have been a huge story. so where's this coming from? well, yesterday the trump campaign put out a youtube clip that made it sound like hillary clinton said just that. and what mike pence said. here we are, this is what you saw by accident before, but i will play it again. here was hillary clinton in omaha and play that sound, then you will hear the trump youtube version of it. they didn't alter the audio at all but you will see why you might be hearing something different. take a look. >> i'm telling you right now, we're going to write fairer rules for the middle class and we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. i'm telling you right now, we're going to write fairer rules for the middle class and we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. >> it was clever. >> close. >> she swallows -- >> she appears to say aren't but it's very close. >> when i first saw it, i literally said -- >> it's huge. >> trump campaign knows what they're doing there. is t

the muslim community. our organization, american middle east coalition for trump is the largest ever assembled middle east oup. we have kurds, turks, arab, we have a egyptians, we have cops. we have seen the failure of this administration which would be furthered by a hillary clinton administration where the radicals are being engaged like the muslim brotherhood. completely to the detriment on the people on the ground. as an american we're so concerned with the suffering of americans at the hands of terror and western europeans but nobody is taking it on the chin, nobody's putting their necks literally on the line more than the people in the middle east and especially ethnic and religious minorities. we've done nothing whatever. they've been land slandering my. they've bent over backwards to make the deal with the evil iranian regime. >> general clark, would you like to respond to that. i know what the obama administration has done. outreach after outreach to the muslim american community. i can't speak to the specifics of your organization, there are dozens and dozens of muslim american organizations. i t