the focus on the hearing is the voting systems but the question is not limiting to the voting systems and it's pretty clear that the russians have attacked, have engaged in a cyber attack on the dnc and we have received reports on that i thought it was unfortunate that the republican candidate for president either thought it was a good idea or was making a joke about it. we don't know which, but this is a serious matter what we have been told is not just that the material has been taken but that the pattern is not just to release material but forge material and alter it in an effort to impact outcomes of elections .. i think that is something we are concerned about but the question isn't really whether the actual vote tabulations could be altered because i don't think that is very likely that whether kiosks could be introduced into the system. that is the goal, the attack on the democratic hardee and i think it may also be the goal of the cyber attack on the state system. what could be done with this voter information? obviously there are backups on the database to walter who can actu

so bad actor would have to access the systems in person. the amount of resources required to carry out this attack would be immense. that is not to say that nobody will ever try to access american elections. recent events in arizona and illinois remind us that this is not true. the breaches in arizona and illinois exemplify another strength in our system because the state administrators its own elections, the breaches any states did not compromise the system in other states. instead of causing a national crisis, the breaches notified election officials across the country that they should be on high alert. with these new information officials across the country they started administrating system security checks and double checked their procedures. the eac took action as well. upon learning of the attacks was in security system testing guide and other voting machine information to election officials. at eac were focused on election security since our inception as an agency and we are quickly and we acted quickly and we realized the current eve

the focus on the hearing is the voting systems but the question is not limiting to the voting systems and it's pretty clear that the russians have attacked, have engaged in a cyber attack on the dnc and we have received reports on that i thought it was unfortunate that the republican candidate for president either thought it was a good idea or was making a joke about it. we don't know which, but this is a serious matter what we have been told is not just that the material has been taken but that the pattern is not just to release material but forge material and alter it in an effort to impact outcomes of elections .. i think that is something we are concerned about but the question isn't really whether the actual vote tabulations could be altered because i don't think that is very likely that whether kiosks could be introduced into the system. that is the goal, the attack on the democratic hardee and i think it may also be the goal of the cyber attack on the state system. what could be done with this voter information? obviously there are backups on the database to walter who can actu

the winds will be up to the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. it looks like tuesday will be the windiest day with gusts to about 40 mph. highs will top out around 90 tuesday through friday. the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday aft out of the area. expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. the state of florida is suing a company for thousands -- starting tomorrow. the winds will be up to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly prevented that horrific nightclub shooting in o

the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of the area. expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm a large, slow moving pacific system will bring breezy to windy conditions along with milder temps to the area starting today. the winds will be up to the breezy category sunday as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 25 mph this afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 30 mph are expected monday the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. tuesday could be the windiest day with gusts to about 35 mph. highs will top out around 90 tuesday through friday! the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. ((ad-lib at desk)) ahead of today'a anniversary a special memorial service took in ne

[inaudible] >> the voluntary voting systems guidelines are principally for the voting system himself. however, we do have other guidance that my organization has developed over the years to protect information systems of broadly and would fall under that category. i think yes, separation there is a legitimate way of trying to prevent certain kinds of interactions. >> so that separation is happening,. >> was actually happening in the states is something that i'm not privy to. >> also, from what is know, what kind of guidance for protecting voter registration databases were in place in the two affected states that i mentioned earlier? illinois and arizona. will this consider updates to include water registration databases? >> we will be considering that with regard to our partnership with the eac to provide guidance to the states and municipalities for protecting voting systems with their broader remit perhaps it's one way to look at it. the guidelines that we have in place for it systems have been developed over a number of years. they involve integrity checks, identity management issu

the security of the systems and we have published guidelines to help them secure the systems. on august 302016 i sent a letter to the ranking member of the committee on foreign affairs and homeland security and the fbi investigating troubling connections between members of the trump inner circle. i ask unanimous consent this letter be made part of the record mr. chairman. >> without objection so ordered. >> five director comey was asked about this letter before the house judiciary committee. comey said the fbi is trying to figure out quote just what mischief is russia up to in our election and he also said he would not at least at this stage any individual working for mr. trump who are listed in this letter because he does not comment on ongoing investigations. i want to ask you a specific rest is about this but generally does it work with the fbi regarding foreign adversaries? >> in july the president released the role of the dhs and the fbi in investigating cyberincidents and you can think about is the significant cyber assistance equivalent of an arson in a rowboat and if y

as the system departs, we can expect more scattered showers on the way for tonight, especially early.th system, clouds will linger into the first part of the day tomorrow, but the grey should diminish as we head into the afternoon with plenty of sunshine returning. high pressure then takes over for thursday with bright blue skies and a tranquil atmosphere. the biggest difference will be a cooler air mass. in fact, temperatures probably won't get out of the 60s tomorrow with a slow return to the seasonal low 70s by the end of ?? there's a cool, new spin on one of wisconsin's favorite lotto games. it's supercash! five'll get ya six. throughout september purchase a $5 or greater supercash! ticket and receive a "bonus play ticket" with two additional plays for the next drawing. only during september! thanks for joining us at 4-30. the news continues with live at five. next. he was tried in the infamous cold case murder of berit beck, but a verdict couldn't be reached. now the judge is taking himself off right now at five: a new judge will decide if a man accused of murder will get a second

that's the latest from the breaking news center. a strong storm system is approaching the area and we will remain a strong storm system is approaching the area and we category through tomorrow. expect peak gusts to about 35 mph tonight and to about 40 mph tomorrow. there is a lake wind advisory in effect for lake mead through 9 pm tonight. as the system pushes in, it will drag cooler air into the area and drop high temps to the upper 80s tomorrow and wednesday. the system pushes east wednesday and we will drop to a weak area of low pressure that will keep high temps a little below average through saturday. expect a high of 91 thursday, 92 friday and 93 saturday. average temps are on tap for sunday and the start to next week with a high of 95 both days. expect clear to mostly clear skies for the next seven days. a red flag warning is in effect for the entire area through 11 the system's wake, we will be left with a weak area of low pressure that will keep high temps a little below average through saturday. expect a high of 91 thursday, days. expect clear

the v.a. health care system. you will remember that the commission on care was established two years ago by the veterans access choice and accountability act, and it was tasked with examining access to care and how best to organize the department of veterans affairs health care system and deliver care to our nation's veterans over the next two decades. the commission's final report was delivered at the end of june. and with us today to discuss it and the 18 recommendations it includes are commission on care chair person ms. nancy schlichting and vice chair person mr. toby cosgrove, dr. toby cosgrove. i want to thank them for being here today and i truly want to express my gratitude to them and all the commission members for their time and effort that they put into the important work of the commission. i want to say thanks to the many veterans service organizations and other stake holders that provided statements for the record for today's hearing. the advice, counsel, and support offered by our vso partners is vit

the system will get very close to the big island tonight. we're expecting tropical system force winds and very heavy rainfall, probably up to 400 millimeters. which could lead to dangerous flooding as well as landslides. the system will pass the south of hawaii and it is going to the weekend, lester will get close to hawaii, we expect -- we're expecting heavy rainfall and strong winds for the northern portions of hawaii. the system will likely give very close to honolulu as a hurricane on saturday. honolulu will see some very heavy rainfall and powerful winds on saturday. and helio will see another round of stormy conditions during the weekend. big island was battered by tropical system darby in july. it has been pretty wet in the area. across mainland u.s., there is a tropical storm over the gulf of mexico. this system has been upgraded to a tropical storm, it is packing winds of 75 kilometers per hour. it is expected to move through the northwest coast of the florida peninsula on thursday afternoon, local time. we're expecting very powerful

we have overall confidence in the system. individual parts of the electiou system are more or less vulnerable, you you can never eliminate all vulnerabilities. but the layers of the systems are what gives us confidence, the fact that there is a wide variety of machines and use, wide, wide variety of procedurei across jurisdictions, many checks and balances and physical controls and the devices are not connected to the internet. i cannot speak to the security of an individual device, what i can speak to his that overall we view the security of the overall system is robust. we can never relax obviously and that's one reason we are offering voluntary assistance to state and local governments. >> thank you gentlemen. i would like to recognize a gentleman from california for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chair earlier this year donald trump askna russia to hack american citizens. we know that russia has hacked the democratic national committee as well as the democratic campaign committee and other entities with the purpose of infl

the vista system, which is the electronic health records is an old system. and it was one of the newest when it came in. it was the best for a long time. and it has been replaced by other systems and transitioning to some other system that can do these other things. it is going to be a huge jump. and you want to do it right because it is going to cost lots and lots of money. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator boseman. thanks to both of you for your testimony and your months of hard work on the commission. we're going to make sure this is not a dust gatherer on a shelf but as a thought provoker that results in the perfection we need to bring to the va. that you know for your service very much. we will welcome our vsos and look forward to hear from all of them. >>> as our witnesses prepare to testify, let me make an observation if i can. on behalf of all the members of the committee and on behalf of the staff of the committee, i want to tell the vsos how invaluable your help and support has been over the last two years and in the work up to veter

the system pushes east wednesday and we will drop to the breezy category. in the system's wake, we will be left with a weak area of low six - a 85-year-old woman in a wheelchair has her purse stolen with cash and a debit card inside... and the whole thing is caught on camera. we'll show you the video of the cowardly crook and tell you what police did today to make things right. and.... here's a look at what's coming up in tonight's primetime line-up... right here on abc... at -8-... it's the -2- hour season premiere of "dancing with the stars". at -10-... it's the -1- hundred-thousand we hope you join us..... back here.... for 13 action news.... live at 11. that's our news for now.. but... stay with us.... for abc's world news tonight... up next. remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our free ktnv mobile app. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news.. live at 6. until then.. over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned par

we are offering to scan the internet connected systems to the voter registration systems primarily count count the tabuln for the results reporting and we offer to scan these regularly for any vulnerabilities and we will provide a weekly report on any vulnerabilities and recommendations week-old cyber hygiene scanning. we also offer to more in-depth vulnerability assessments that would require us to send people on site to do a more detailed assessment of the systems. we have local field deployed personnel and protective security advisers that are available to provide assistance to state and local governments and finally we offered the tools, training and resources available to the state and local officials and then more broadly we have the multistate entity that we have funded for well over a decade to help support the state and local government and there's a good security practice. >> commissioner, thank you for your testimony. because we have 50 states and jurisdictions it is complex and robust. my view is they don't have a hack for these states. they just need one swing state, one or

the winds will be up to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. it looks like tuesday will be the windiest day with gusts to about 40 mph. highs will top out around 90 tuesday through friday. the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of the area. expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. it's the political gaffe -- that still has to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the sy

so it isn't an issue of going over the temporary system. it's really the pressure over a 48-hour period that we're worried in the breach. but the flooding now is from the stormwater system which is a gravity system that goes into the river. that's why all of the crews are working on plugging all those are there any other things that are popping up now that the flood is here. that's the main concern for the 36 hours or 72 hours we spent constructing this. that's where all of the people were focused. once that got done then we were able to work on the manhole covers and the storm sewer systems. the core offing nears are going to send tonight so we have plenty of pumps to put the water back in that's coming out of the stormwater system. right now we feel confident. school was canceled. i support. but i want to make sure that know where your kids are. i was down at the system and doing some interviews and i saw kids down riding their bikes and we don't need that. there's no school wednesday. make sure that your kids aren't wandering next to the

it spread to the rest of the system through panic. the assets declined in values and the investors and that money market fund lost the money so what happened. the investors who invested in the other market fund panicked, pulled their money out of this fund even though those funds didn't invest in lehman assets at all. it paints a very interesting system of how fragile it was within itself and how that fragility was not what made things spread to the rest of the system. indeed if you look at the collapse of bear stearns, they collapsed in a way that was similar to lehman and you didn't have the panic. at that time the panic waited until it could could occur later. interesting thoughts about connectedness. let me also talk about correlation or capital. i think the financial crisis of 2008 was largely a problem of capital. the book has some interesting chapters on how to deal with this and it also has chapters on resolution and orderly resolution and other ways of bailouts and tarp and how that happened. i will end my comments about conti

the system will likely move towards the east. also melbourne will see stormy weather on thursday. it's a fast system so by friday ththings will be dryining up. as they go into saturday, it's going to bee sunny the brisisba. and across the eastern portions of the united states, more wet weather is coming up. but eecially for the western mid-atlantic states and a system in the great lakes region. now, temperatures are going to be as follows. in the 20s in new york city as well as toronto. thunderstorms expected in columbia, south carolina. and across the west, sunny weather expected. quite hot in l.a. on wednesday. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> and with that we conclude this hour of nhk "newsline." be sure to host: this is "france 24." time now 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. former israeli president and prime minister shimon peres has died. the man known as one of the founding fathers of israel passed away early this morning at age 93 two weeks after suffering a stroke. reaction to his death has been pouring in from around the world. french

we used to contact the community, and we have recently transferred over to a system that will put the phone call to the residents of put a message on their phone, or it will call the cell phone, or send them an email message. >> reporter: in other words, the sirens are not the only system available for the oakland residents, and now becoming a backup, and it will be put back into place as they integrate into a more modern system. it has taken a few years for the system to become unreliable enough to warrant an overhaul. >> they need to do it well because the lack of initiative is affecting the public safety. >> reporter: he will cost about eight half-million dollars to reinstate the system -- a half- million dollars to get the system back online. >>> turning to the presidential race, the latest polls in california fining the lead over donald trump for hillary clinton has slipped, but still substantial with a 17 point advantage over trump, and her lead was 24 points in july before the republican and democratic conventions, 53% of the california voters have an unfavora

the v.a. health system, and what is the solution to that problem? >> you know -- >> single biggest problem. >> i think all of us felt this truly is a systems-oriented approach that many of the recommendations are interdependent. but if i were to put one on the table, i would talk about leadership sustainability. because it is virtually impossible, i mean, toby has been at the cleveland clinic how many years? >> 13. >> yeah, and both of us have served in ceo roles, 13 years in our organizations. when you have turnover in the undersecretary position every couple of years, it's very difficult to sustain change. and i think that really is holding back the kind of transformative work that potentially could happen and obviously needs to happen. >> i think -- do you agree, doctor? >> i would say that it's one thing you can do rapidly that will change the organization, and that's the electronic medical record. that can be done in a short period of time. the rest of the transformation is going to be much longer. >> thank you very much. i yield back, mr. chair

let's get rid of the system, and he is the man to do it. [applause] trump: there is only one don king. only one don. i want to thank you very much. was so special. i spoke to don yesterday and i said, how about taking a trip to cleveland? he said, i love cleveland. this is his place. i said, i am looking at you to introduce me. we left at 6:00 in the morning and he was right there. he is an amazing guy. he is been a friend of mine for a long time. i don't to say he is a good guy, because i don't want to destroy his reputation. [laughter] but he is a good guy. he is a phenomenal person. he became very rich. he is very smart. he took advantage of a lot of situations. i have great respect for that. i've great respect for him. i want to thank don for being here. thank you, don. [applause] i want to certainly thank my friend darrell scott who is just an amazing guy. [applause] amazing guy. [applause] i met darrell through michael and then i saw him on television. i called michael i said, this man is fantastic post up where do find somebody like

the resolved. further, these systems could help the v.a. identify areas of opportunity and utilization to to carebetter access for our veterans and promote interoperability, which is critical as our veterans move to different care sites. finally, the commercial electronic health record would financial and clinical information, a critical functionality are running a modern health care delivery is them -- system. the best and most prevalent health record programs allow staff and patients to schedule patient care easily and provide legitimate performance measures for wait times, unit cost, clinical care outcomes, and productivity that conform to healthf the rest of the care industry. many of our country's best hospital systems have converted homegrown information systems to commercially-based systems. vha must do the same to remain in the current and engage the rest of the health care delivery system. it must also have its own leadership. specifically, a chief information officer for the vha information system that allows vha to adjust informa

the system will sweep in cooler air and drop highs to the mid 80s sunday through next tuesday. this afternoon people living in neighborhood are taking extreme measures to protects themselves from what they call-- dangerous squatters. it's after a fire broke out at a home overnight..for the second time in just two weeks! 13 action news reporter marissa people living in this neighborhood have resorted to theyre not taking any chances. they believe squatters have squatters-- may have gang affiliations. 06:54:17:26 robert mcdermott it might be wannabes, or young kids, but you have to be careful 06:54:23:01 marissa tag there have been issues at this home before -- in march of 2015-- a teenager was shot after a party inside this home turned violent. mk-- 13an. anchor tag 13 action news reached out to the homeowners association-- what they had to trying to figure what caused a house to go up in flames. the fire at a home near torrey pines and cha around 8 this morning. we're told no one was inside the home at the time. it took firefighters only about 10 minutes to extinguish the flame

the v.a. health system, and what is the solution to that problem? >> you know -- >> single biggest problem. >> i think all of us felt this truly is a systems-oriented approach that many of the recommendations are interdependent. but if i were to put one on the table, i would talk about leadership sustainability. because it is virtually impossible, i mean, toby has been at the cleveland clinic how many year snz. >> 13. >> yeah, and both of us have served in ceo roles, 13 years in our organizations. when you have turnover in the undersecretary position every couple of years, it's very difficult to sustain change. and i think that really is holding back the kind of transformative work that potentially could happen and obviously needs to happen. >> i think -- do you agree, doctor? >> i would say that it's one thing you can do rapidly that will change the organization, and that's the electronic medical record. that can be done in a short period of time. the rest of the transformation is going to be much longer. >> thank you very much. i yield back, mr. ch

as we look at track of the system here's what is forecast right now with our models. on monday it will take a little bit of shift more towards the west. and then by tuesday it starts to move a little more towards northeast. take a look at cone of uncertainty and that's a wide field area to make things impacted. delaware beaches that is question mark. that's because there say chance that the system may take a different direction and move more due west than anything else. now it's west to some degree and right now it seems like by the time we get to tuesday it may number its path. vile more details and all important 7 day forecast here's a hint heating up back to you. >> "fox 5 news" in the district tonight where loved ones gathe gathered to remember a teenager shot and killed nel southeast. >> hundred gathered and attend vigil in honor of kevin jackso jackson. "fox5" marina morocco has more. >> it's been three days sip the 17-year-old was shot and killed blocks from his house and blocks away from his former high school anacostia senior high. this all capped thursday, mi

it's all because of the low pressure system bringing us clouds. we could see some sprinkles this afternoon. the clouds break up as we get into the overnight hours. as we get in tomorrow afternoon we should see sunshine but for today mostly cloudy and cooler with temperatures in the low to mid 60s and we are back to know what you can expect for the rest of the week. >>> cedar rapids is now moving on to the next step in flood 2016. we are not out of the woods yet. as you can see the high water in these videos from our drone but the waters are going back into the cedar river basin and that is major. the major threat starting to fade. right now it will be several days before the real cleanup takes place. as cbs two news reporter joe huisinga tells us we could be going down stream. joke? >>reporter: as you said, we're still it major flood stage now the conversation is starting to turn to sandbag disposal and flood systems. right now the city is working on a plan to remove sandbags from residential properties to free of charge but they want people to be

the system that's there that's operating right there is called a push/pull system. the engineer will pull -- the engines would be on the opposite side of the terminal pushing the actual train along. and he's got the controls. and then when it leaves hoboken, they swap. and the engineer will jump into the actual engine, where everybody would consider to see a train. in hoboken, that cab is what comes into the terminal, not the actual engine. the engine's on the other side pushing the train. when it leaves, it will pull the train out of the station. >> albert gill, a former train conductor. appreciate your insights and expertise on this. i want to quickly say we're standing by for two news conferences. one from the national transportation board which will take a lead role in the investigation. also one at the jersey medical center. that's the regional trauma center where those who were most seriously injured in this horrific train crash were brought. want to bring in some experts. i'm joined by the former managing director of the national transportation safety board. f

as the system departs, we can expect more scattered showers on the early. on the back side of the system, clouds will linger into the first part of the day tomorrow, but the grey should diminish as we head into the afternoon with plenty of sunshine returning. high pressure then takes over for thursday with bright blue skies and a tranquil atmosphere. difference will be a cooler air mass. in fact, temperatures probably won't with a slow return to the seasonal low 70s by the end of check this out.. neighbors, police and animal shelter workers all come together to save a parrot named sunny bird. marvin fussell has had "sunnybird" for 14 years but has never had her wings clipped. people spotted the bird flying tree to tree in th officer captured her and took her to the animal shelter where she was returned to still ahead.. what you need to know the next time you buy a used car..and coming up at 4:30.. controversy surrounding a bill in north carolina is reaching the n-c-a-a-.. we'll here's a live look from our port washington cam. rain is expected later tonight

it's the same on an election system. if one component goes down, we have various components that come in, it may delay it some, but it doesn't create a nuclear war. i can't speak to what happens in the ukraine. can i only speak to what happens in the united states and ill tar heel you the election system in the united states, just like many other things in this country, in spite of maybe what we think, is the best system in the world, is it foolproof? absolutely not. and i'd also tell you there is no such thing as a perfect election. anybody that tells you that don't know what they are talking about. because any time you got 10,000 machines at play and 15,000 people from 65 to 90 years old, things are going to a it's how you handle that. it's how you document that and move forward. i'm very confident in it. with caution lights on. and there is no disrespect to anyone who believes otherwise. we are looking at it. it's forced us to do so. but i am deeply concerned, and i can speak to my democratic colleagues and my republic

the lim system, the lab information management system, justice track is the vendor identified in therocess in late spring. they are on board. captain mar is with us today. the crime lab manager is not here today and with justice tract. we're in the process of customizing the system and it jumps off the page in the report. you need an information system as the backbone so when evidence comes into the city process it's immediately identified. it's tracked through there and reports can be generated, information can be pushed out to all the stakeholders, and even more exciting than pushing out information is the fact we can build on this system so that the stakeholders can themselves through licensing be allowed access to the system results, and that will eliminate a lot of the things that was evident to the grand jury and evident to us. the time lost of personnel answering phone calls and sending emails f the system is in place that efficiency will astronomically improve the performance of the crime lab. i'm sorry. >> deputy chief as to its customization this is off the shelf product th

the system to the north is beginning to see cloud cover and that produced of rain in the sierra nevadawest southwest breeze will be cranking up later today as this system moves in. 46 santa rosa, 60 concord, 60 hayward, mild conditions for some and very cool for others. 55 in truckee with morning rain, and cold and windy over south lake tahoe truckee and the sierra. it will be very cooling breeze, and it is this system that we get a better look at on the water vapor, and that will sweep in and here's the leading edge. once that gets over your castle, you will feel it. 60s and 70s today, with isolated 80s, and that colder air is on the way taking us into thursday, very chilly friday morning. sunshine and warmer temperatures by sunday and monday. >> [ laughter ]. tell us again what we will do.>> if you give me grief tomorrow you will walk in and say it is cold out there.>> thank you, steve. >>> a huge wildfire continuing to rage out of control in santa barbara county, and the canyon fire is burning and started saturday night, has burned more than 12,000 acres. no word on buildings damage

>> the main storm system is just south of our state. but it is going to move into southern arizona and likely have its biggest impact on nogales and tucson and eventually stafford. just because the tropical storm is not directly moving into phoenix doesn't mean we're not going to feel the impacts. bands that we'll feel through the morning hours here in the valley with storm chances continuing through the day. here's what i'm seeing. we have rain in the northeast valley. and this is the live view of mcdowell. the loop 101 getting the showers this morning. and there's the pocket of heavier rainfall. not a lot of lightning but the scattered showers across the valley. in scottsdale, and also over guadalupe. and a few near sun city. and more pop-u s good year all the way to buckeye, and much more rain to the south. as you're getting ready to head out the door, the scattered showers will be a possibility through the morning. and we have a slight chance of storms this afternoon. but overall, the main impact and the main track of the storm will

the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of the area. thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. a large, slow moving pacific system will bring breezy to windy conditions along with milder temps to the area starting today. the winds will be up to the breezy category sunday as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts t this afternoon with highs around 100. windier conditions with gusts to 30 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expect mainly sunny skies sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. tuesday could be the windiest day with gusts to about 35 mph. winds will be down to breezy by thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. ((ad-lib at desk)) ahead of today'a anniversary a special memorial service took in new york it was to honor the firefighters who died 15 years ago, attorney general loretta lynch and new york mayor bill de-blasio spoke at

most of the veterans using the va system are medicare eligible. if they use the community hospital it can just bill medicare. if we're committed to having the va healthcare system who should be eligible to use it? some people assume that once you -- an individual puts on a uniform, they are entitled to free healthcare for the rest of their lives. no need to worry about health insurance ever again. i don't think this is what we want. a system was established a few years ago which said that for those are service-connected disabilities treatment of those disabilities was the first priority of the va system. priorities also included veterans of very low income. is there a better way to articulate eligibility so that the veteran and as importantly the american taxpayer can better understand what the va healthcare system is trying to do? who it is obligated to provide care for. in reviewing the materials relating to patients scheduling i was struck by the fact that the gatekeeper for most va care is a primary care physician. the medical education establi

some people say the system of mass incarceration as it works, they are wrong. works the way it is designed to work. it works because we created with the loss of our manufacturing base and the assault on our working class a group of surplus labor. brown and black bodies do not generate an income for corporations until they are locked in cages where they can generate 40 or $50. and students i teach understand that reform is not going to come from state legislature or congress because corrections and global -- they have all got their lobbyists, go on corrections, the largest for-profit prison complex in the country and on the website it says we are a good investment because there is 67% recidivism rate in the united states. this is why there are no programs. they understand as they have done and i close with this, the only mechanism left is to carry out nationwide work stoppages, no prison can operate and unless we have prison labor. that is an example for all of us. they just carried one out in alabama on the anniversary of september 9th, organizing nationwide pr

through the breakdown of the system. no sooner was the war over than the business community and the rich went to work to undo what had happened in the 1930s. to undo the high taxes on corporations and brbrig them down to where i just told you they were, to undo the tax on wealthy people to bring them down to where they are today. and therein lies a lesson that it was the upsurge of a militant organized working class that overcame for a while the tendency of capitalism to popolarize. butut the lesson here was better learned by the business andnd the ricich than by the wog people because the business and the rich went to work. no sooner wawas the war r over, they went to work to undo what had been done in the 1930s. the economic history of the united states in the last 30, 40, 50 years has been the undoing of the new deal. that was the name roosevelt gave to what he did in the 1930s. from which the following lesson can be further distilled. the problem for corporations and the rich, who keep running a system that plunges us

and the city says its bus system won't run through friday. school is off for the rest of the week in the cedar rapids district. the district says it's because of transportation issues and safety concerns. classes will resume next monday. the calendar for this school year listed no school on monday. but now classes will be in session that day. friday, two emergency shelters remain open in cedar rapids. those include saint paul's united methodist church and cedar hills community church. last night, more than 120 evacuees stayed in those shelters. for those who need help, these are numbers for the united way of east central iowa. from a landline, simply dial 2-1-1. from a cell phone, the number to call is 319-739- 4211. let's turn now to meteorologist joe winters. joe, what's the projection now for the cedar river level dropping? watch for clouds to increase overnight as an upper-level system spins moisture in from the east. some sprinkles are possible in northeast iowa as moisture wraps around the system. more sunshine emerges with a dominate hi

, increasing the capacity of the system and reducing the cost of operating the system." "gps has provided us a navigation and approach system that allowed us to get our customers to their destination when the weather otherwise would've precluded that." throughout its first several years of operation, the g-p-s signal for civilian use was only selectively available. accuracy was intentionally unauthorized users. the u.s. government did so for national security reasons but as more and more g-p-s services began to manifest, president bill clinton signed an executive order to turn off selective availability and four years later, in may, 2000, precision, g-p-s signals were made available to everyone introducting a whole new realm of possibilitiesot technologically and recreationally. "these handheld locators at one time used only by the military have inspired a treasure hunting craze that is sweeping the globe." "found it!" "what shane found is called a cache. it's the hidden treasure in the new sport of geocaching." these days g-p-s is everywhere full integrated in our daily

but by the time we go into friday, the system is going to deteriorate significantly. so we're talking mainly a rainstorm by that point. meantime, look at this. still looking at rain to the southern portion of taiwan for thursday, friday, and even into saturday. the rain continuing into fuzhou and into hong kong which is further west still getting the impacts of the rain as this system continues to approach the southeastern coast of china. more coming up in world weather. >> jonathan, thanks. >>> dozens of countries at the u.n. conference on disarmament have denounced north korea because of its latest nuclear test which took place last week. delegates delivered statements condemning pyongyang. >> this nuclear test is totally unacceptable for the international community including japan. >> we will not accept north korea as a nuclear state. nor will we accept north korea's possession of nuclear weapons. >> the american envoy said the u.s. will respond resolutely to pyongyang's defiance of international commitments and obligations. north korea's delegate fired the back. >>

it has to do with the system over here. we have one over southern california and we have tropical depression payne that continues to move inland. looks like southern california just the tip there, l.a., san diego area maybe las vegas picking up on a few scattered showers. but they're really looking at places like arizona where they are expecting some flooding there at least for the next 24 hours or so. for us, we are just picking up on some of the high to mid- level clouds. this is the system here that is actually dropping in. we will continue to deepen as we get through the next couple of days. we'll continue to drive our temperatures down. so tomorrow is going to be even cooler than what we experienced for today. the on-shore breeze, you can see the winds there by tomorrow. those winds are going to pick up. it's going to be breezy and even windy in some areas. there's a red flag warning right in this soberanes fire area expected for tomorrow as well. for us here at home, we have temperatures that will continue to fall off

the system will also drag in it's your voice your vote in the race for president. labor day marks the beginning of the home stretch of the general election and today there's a poll that shows that this vote could well be a squeaker. the brand new cnn orc national poll shows a significant change in the numbers from just a few weeks ago. here's kim hutcherson with a home stretch... new cnn-o-r-c poll shows a dead heat between democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump. the survey - which was conducted by phone between september first and fourth - finds trump leading clinton by two percentage points ... 45- to 43-percent among likely voters. it's a significant tightening from the seven-point lead clinton held after the democratic national convention. cnn's poll follows several other surveys released in august ... which also show a shrinking candidates. clinton -- in must-win florida tuesday. on the way, she joked with the press corps on her campaign plane ... that she can't take her doctor's advice after monday's coughing fit: (hillary clinton/(d) presidenti

mostly clear across the state right now, but the system to our weekend. i'll have the details coming up. "you're watching kwwl, you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. ivatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, because seniors have earned social security and medicare. "now your storm track 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: most of our rivers are dropping right now and should be back in their banks this weekend. but the mississippi is continuing to rise a little, although most areas will stay in minor flooding. we will be mainly dry, but a chance of showers returns for friday night and saturday. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras today will be dry and mainly sunny. temps this morning are in the low 50s in our viewing area with 40s to the

no delays on the system no. crashes to report. we are looking good... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. new this morning, badgers basketball player is headed to the north dakota where he and his brother are joining the pipeline protest. he took to instagram and saying i can't wait to join the fight their tribe pledged to help the protestor and tim, the company develop about the pipeline is suing the protestor. >> yes, they filed a complaint, but to protestors are saying it could be thrown out of federal court. it is failing to make an allegations. the protest this would stretch from north dakota to illinois. the tribe is fienthing the pipeline and saying it could harm the drinking water and infringe on the sacred land there. so far 69 people have been arrested. >> thank you, tim. coming up in commitment 2016, where the candidates are headed today to meet with voters and the birthplace battle resurfaces, why it is a campaign >> new developments in the fight against zika and what the doctors say that the trials make the

the system comes out of the gulf of alaska and not much of a breeze but it will pick up. low clouds and fog. not solid that there working its way up the coast and filled in santa cruz marcel than yesterday we're still offshore this helps firefighting conditions and may help the entire state by sunday into monday. before we get there we have temperatures that will be coming down inland which was hot yesterday for many with upper 90s but today was that 80s 40s and 67 temperatures and still some mild swarm conditions a little colder than 24 hours ago. if fall ribbon and that will sweep through and it's on its way and will arrive late thursday into friday and 60s 70s and 80s and 90s the we take the temperatures down. >> >>> 431 >>> 4:31 am and the traffic looks good in solano county be happy with what i see. traffic on westbound 80 is looking good in fairfield, vacaville, vallejo and is not a bad drive getting out to the bridge or if using the cordelia junction 27 minute drive time between vacaville, vallejo and it is not a bad drive so far and no major issues as you head wes

the winds will pick up to breezy on sunday, ahead of a system approaching from the pacific northwest that will keep us breezy on monday and then windy on tuesday as it passes mainly to our north. the system will also drag in cooler air which will drop high temps to the mid 90s on monday and tuesday. highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through the weekend. expect sunny to mainly sunny skies each afternoon with a mountain shower possible thursday. the winds will pick up to breezy on sunday, ahead of a system approaching from the pacific northwest that will keep us breezy on monday and then windy on tuesday as it passes mainly to our north. the system will also drag in cooler air which will drop high temps to the mid 90s on monday and tuesday. the company that makes the epi-pen is now under bring temps closer to average for this time of year with now under investigation..... by the new york attorney general. that's after it came under fire..... for hiking the price of the over the last few years. and now.... we've learned another company may be stepping in.... to provide an a