meaning the storm is very unorganized at this point. the spaghetti plot takes this farther to the west. this was supposed to come into the atlantic, with every run it shifts to the west. honestly i wouldn't be surprised if this path of lines is incorrect and this is your path right here. looks like the state of florida could be in the clear. we'll watch it over the next few days, but right now it's a raggedy unorganized storm system which is a super inflated rainstorm which will produce rains for haiti and the dominican republic. 78 for the poconos, warm tomorrow, 82 degrees. moderate risk of rip currents down the shore delightful on the sand, 82 degrees, sunday, more humid, a nice day, 84 degrees. the western suburbs, mid 80s. lancaster, 8 #. reading, 87. al be town, 86. trenton, 86. millville, 84. cape may, 82. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. 90 degrees hot and humid for tomorrow. 92 for monday, hot and sticky. tuesday it stays very humid out there, high of 92. wednesday, humid, sunshine, there's another 90 out th

wind field is at 40 miles per hour, very unorganized. even some discussion that this could dissipate, but right now the official forecast has it as a tropical storm and even a category 1 hurricane towards the bahamas, but that storm could continue to weaken. for tomorrow 85, a beautiful day, lots of sunshine, low humidity, mainly clear and comfy tomorrow night. great the rest of the work week. partly sunny, mostly sunny friday. maybe a spot storm by sunday. the warmth and humidity will continue into september. so nice summer weather ahead. >> thanks lee. >> you got it. >>> up next, a pain cirnl your medicine cabinet that could also help prevent cancer. and weaving in and out of traffic and even driving the wrong way. what was behind this woman's wild ride? but first, let's check in with jimmy kimmel. >> hello new york. tonight seth macfarlane, author and producer brian grazer. and with >>> in tonight's health alert, a baby aspirin a day may be good for more than just your heart. a new study says taking low dose aspirin continuously for f

and when you try to locate a capital out of unorganized land, being in the center was important. that was a key fact in locating the city, because the legislature picked this location. madison is a rare city on an isthmus. it is a narrow place surrounded by lakes. very few places in the world have this to. the man who laid out madison, had seen washington, d.c. many times. he wanted to copy the design he saw in washington. so he did. by that, the streets came together and focused on a public building, such as the capital. that was the key idea. the fact that madison was laid , surrounded byus two lakes, had profound implications for the future. people who came, visitors, settlers, they said this is beautiful. because it is beautiful, we have to keep it special. ofi studied the sweep madison's history, that perception probably played a role in thea larger history of the city than any other. they wanted to build on the natural beauty, with buildings that they created, so there is no question that the natural beauty placed a high standard on the human construction. that has been a t

it continues to remain unorganized. that means low confidence in the track especially 48 hours out. if you have been following this system, you notice the track changed with pretty much every run the national hurricane center put out. that may continue to be the case as we work through the weekend into early next week. it's short term impact right now mainly heavy rain. not so much of a window, but a heavy rainfall event impacting hispaniola and eastern cuba. it is only tropical depression, it has the potential to bring high rain amounts to parts of florida for the upcoming week. maximum winds, 40 miles per hour. this is such new news that the hurricane center hasn't been able to update the graphic. maximum sustained winds, 40 miles per hour. i haven't had a chance to look at this, yet. itis pulling away from cuba, to the gulf. as it travels over warmer waters, it will weaken as it impacts florida around thursday morning. angie, back to you. >>> we have breaking news. new information about the man police arrested overnight in a deadly investigation. thai officials are interrogating

it's a kind of unorganized mets. >> sergey?me nationalist groups are fighting over there, grabbing here and fighting there. >> okay. sergei. talking about the nationalist groups. mr. magrania might be on to something here because we have seventies of neo nazi groups. >> absolutely. >> do you force? >> this is a small group of volunteers this is a part of so-called battalions. we are talking about official army, regular, the army, there is no, you know, such evidence. of course if we are talking about messages of our representative of russia, more than 2000 ukrainian soldiers sacrificed their life to protect ukraine on the east. >> that's why russian did not come to kiev because the people ukraine. >> they are fighting against self defense forces. there. >> everything will be finished. where did this self defense forces bought scald books, destroyed, you know. >> the supermarket. they are the market? >> they are taking those terms and artillery from the ukrainian army which is in disarray. >> disorders, you know, this is just no

pretty unorganized. moving to the west at 17 miles an hour, the track has updated, favoring the atlantic 150id a little more as it nears florida. it will be getting closer to the bahamas. that's not expected because there's so much wind sheer in the atmosphere, that inhibits storm chances getting any stronger, we expect to see favorable conditions, as we go into monday over the bahamas, we could see this strengthen because conditions will be more favorable by then. low temperatures overnight tonight. mid-50s through the lehigh valley. 65 degrees in philadelphia, 63 in dover, if you thought this morning was cool, tomorrow morning is going to be pretty much a lot like today. temperatures will stay in the low 80s, sunny, low humidity temperatures in the low 80s, by saturday, we're up to 87 degrees, a little more humidity, especially by sunday, temperatures in the low 90s. we could be looking at the start of another heat wave, that's when the rain chances come back too it will begin to feel a little more lik

it's an example that even a weak, unorganized storm could cause so much devastation across the regionthis is an image of, erica, as the sun is going down, see the shadows coming into play. the center of the storm is located just out here to the south of the dominican republic right now. you are seeing a lot of precipitation, a lot of winds along the shore as well, if t the-mile-per-hour winds with this tropical system but i want to show you what the hurricane center is saying with the newest track. this is the one that has come out at 5:00 p.m. they expect the storm is going to go over haiti, which is not a good thing at all because of the deforestation across the island there. then they expect the storm to cross over that northeastern coast of cuba. because of that, they are going to bring it down to a tropical depression as it weakens a little bit. as it goes back over the keys with the warm water, they are going to bring it back up to a tropical storm, make landfall at this point with this track somewhere around tampa and then we are looking at, again, a tropical depression. this i

industrial unionists like bill haywood that say no, was socialist have to do is organize the unorganized workers. the unskilled workers, the factory floor. the workers who are left out of the american federation of labor, skilled organizations. lift up the lowest ranks of labor. haywood say it is not socialist, just middle-class reformers. the left was strongest, first of all, in places where socialism was weaker, no chance of winning elections. you may tend to gravitate to more ideologically pure and radical position. particularly in the west. haywood comes out of the west, mining regions of colorado, idaho, etc., some of the old populist regions. the center of the left wing so to speak of the socialist party. they said the problems the left had to address are the unskilled workers, the new immigrants and a new factory. it is more workplace conflict, how to improve and increase socialist commitment and change society not a by electing people to office. again, strong and these mining areas. the timbre workers of places like washington and oregon. place were the class struggle was raw, re

efforts, and frankly, it's more related to asian people coming into our kcountry having children in unorganized efforts, taking. nothing about what i've toward immigrants at all. oh, wait, this political correctness scolding. >> that's a donald trump line. are you okay with this, alfonso? >> i understand what he's saying. i don't like the term anchor baby, i think it's offensive, but in the end, the voters aren't dumb. they're going to base on a candidate based on ideas and substance. he may have used at one point that term. it was clear that's not the term he normally uses, but they know where he stands on immigration, that he favors immigration reform. hillary was the one r repatriating. i think this has been way overblown, voters scared about the eegss. good ahead. >> i feel alfonso's pain and jeb bush's pain as well, because the question isn't who is a conservative and who is not a conservative. 25% to 35% of the republican voting base doesn't care. they don't care whether donald trump is a conservative or not, what they care about is anger. and essex plohe is exploiting t on the right abou

regime of assad, the isil, al-nusra, al-qaeda and we have a variety of islamists and a bunch of unorganized largely unable to help themselves national assists who are in many cases able to to defends their own territory but very little else. >> are there any moderate to his help? >> we like to think so. >> if there are -- he thinks there are, but it is hard to see who is a moderate. we don't know how deep the support goes. even a moderate can be turned in to an extremist when they see a threat from another side they think only extremists there are for protect them. we don't know who the moderate once work for. it's a chaotic country someone al eyeded between isil, al-nusra, immaterial lamb i haves and get trained by the americans and rotate back, there are no birth certificates there we don't know who they are. >> i said today not tomorrow. assad is a huge liability. if is sad falls today, al-nusra front, and isis would fill the security vacuum. this is the predicament faced -- >> let me finish plea, let me finish. our hearts are with the syrian people. 40% of the syrian people are now eith

so help has been there, it has been sporadic it has been unorganized certainly, i think there has beenreat effort at offering help. >> miss keeley. >> with me the american red cross in florida. it was not consistent, louisiana texas, arkansas other blazes i went to because they gave different things but american red cross florida bas able to answer my questions give me help give me direction. >> miss thompson has any government agency nonprofit. >> i was helped but helped in texas. >> okay. >> by the state of -- texas. >> yes, and mainly mainly not -- mainly just a kind people. in the state of texas. how i got help because i had to get my house, the -- center yeah the center why i was, one of the ladies helping us husband had some real estate. this man came around took put us all in his truck, and rode is around to houses gave us keys even before we got the vouchers. you understand mainly the people that helped me and my family. >> thank you. miss hodgees. >> i would like to first of all thank the people of america who did demonstrate and outpouring of compassion and care and concern a

even though the armory was unorganized, there was a lot of presence by groups like the american red crossfema, at this point fema was already under scrutiny, strong families, hud, u.s. postal service, et cetera. the department of state was also there offering some evacuees jobs that would last for 120 days. i stayed at the armory for about a month until the beginning of october. i'm now living in southwest d.c., currently looking for a job with the federal government. my family has been spread out to such states as colorado, texas, alabama, north carolina. my ex-wife is hoping to return to new orleans, her house is in algiers, had minimal damage. thank you. >> thank you very much. ms. kieler. >> hello. my name is doreene kieler, my home is located at 5020 legions field avenue in new orleans. on saturday morning, august 28th, after watching news and weather reports the day, during the day, that day and during the week i decided to evacuate because of hurricane katrina. i contacted my in-laws, three senior citizens over 70 who refused to leave. my daughter and i prepared by disconnecting el

area close sections of yellow paint howff farrakhan was left of their efficiency the blob of very unorganizedrive around he ball left over and fix this to jeff off the u.s. east fortifying afternoon thunderstorm activity d time heating. typical this time of year and this is a lot more moisture for the two now- dissolved in the system bigger concern we did have earlier for a few days ago how left now decided from the same temperature as an east bay shoreline. holding the '70s for highs today in oakland 76 uc- berkeley 70 richmond 59 and then have the jurors still popping and that far east bay a lot of these covering friend would 86 and antioch 82 livermore plenty of seventies to be found for one country as he noticed and 70 forecasts somewhat of a steady state as a look at inland temperatures in the lower 80s the most part face of the merger is upper seventies of the coaster ride around 70-and alloys for offcast 247 kron-4- dot-com >> marty: the news this morning people in the west oakland apartment buildings shall now have a place to live. more than five days after their homes declared uninha

increased rent and security deposit by myself i did have pictures for all of you i apologize this is so unorganized illegal in-law unit is accepted dedicated to 1963 the tint for the space to use as a dwelling unit or living spoois space not something new that mr. north america vary changed the occupancy of the building that moved back in 2009 when they moved in it seems since 1963 that space was designated as an in-law unit so i would like you to either set forth restrictions on the permit or to over turn it to preserve affordable unit stock in any home i'll be homeless otherwise thank you. >> i have a question. >> oh, go for it sorry. >> your brief was little bit hard to go through i currently occupy the space as well as the in-law unit. >> no upstairs a it two unit bedroom flat. >> was the downstairs rent-controlled unit. >> yes. they were under a couple of years before i moved in they moved out for a large space they had a baby. >> okay. thank you. >> anyone else thank you for your time everyone. >> thank you. >> we'll hear if the permit holder now, mr. north america vary. >> so excuse me. i'm

even though the armory was unorganized, there was a lot of presence by groups like the american red crossema, at this point fema was already under scrutiny, strong families, hud, u.s. postal service, et cetera. the department of state was also there offering some evacuees jobs that would last for 120 days. i stayed at the armory for about a month until the beginning of october. i'm now living in southwest d.c., currently looking for a job with the federal government. my family has been spread out to such states as colorado, texas, alabama, north carolina. my ex-wife is hoping to return to new orleans, her house is in algiers, had minimal damage. thank you. >> thank you very much. ms. kieler. >> hello. my name is doreene kieler, my home is located at 5020 legions field avenue in new orleans. on saturday morning, august 28th, after watching news and weather reports the day, during the day, that day and during the week i decided to evacuate because of hurricane katrina. i contacted my in-laws, three senior citizens over 70 who refused to leave. my daughter and i prepared by disconnecting ele

i think that it's very unorganized, i think it's kind of go with the flow. i think we stress a lot more communication theory especially with this upcoming presidential debate especially with the republican party. i think that there isn't a lot of organization right now, but i think that's maybe where we differ a little bit. >> corey, stick with us. i want to ask you, robert we're kind of looking at the nbc polls showing donald trump at 19%, scott walker at 15%, jeb at 14 ben carlson at 10 and everybody else in single digits just a crew of them. if i'm a single digit guy, is my strategy to build a coalition? go after, you know the guy on top? do you all pretend that donald trump isn't there? what is the strategy in this case? >> remember this is a fox news debate, our competitor out there -- >> whose competitor? >> and you're talking about republican voters. so you do what mike huckabee did, which you say something sensationalistic jews going to the oven you say something provocative to stoke the debate in the fox news debate. it hasn't worked for huckabee bu

efforts, and frankly, it's more related to asian people coming into our country, having children in unorganizedking advantage of a noble concept with its birthright citizenship. >> the suggestion that asians were to blame for the exploitation of u.s. birthright laws has apparently brought affront to the asian tourism, particularly women. joining me in my panel now is christine chen, executive director of the nonpartisan asian organization of the machine american vote. nice to have you christi, chris. >> good morning. >> have you heard in asian communities how that comment by mr. bush is being received? >> well, the comment from jeb bush, as well as other candidates, are being seen as tactics that are demeaning and divisive by focusing on such a minute issue. what we're looking for is hearing about policy changes and consensus building, about passing comprehensive immigration reform and really addressing the issue of the millions that are actually on the backlog. also historically what we found is that rhetoric like this only promotes blaming of immigrants when they're trying to make a case of t

so help has been there, it has been sporadic it has been unorganized certainly, i think there has been great effort at offering help. >> miss keeley. >> with me the american red cross in florida. it was not consistent, louisiana texas, arkansas other blazes i went to because they gave different things but american red cross florida bas able to answer my questions give me help give me direction. >> miss thompson has any government agency nonprofit. >> i was helped but helped in texas. >> okay. >> by the state of -- texas. >> yes, and mainly mainly not -- mainly just a kind people. in the state of texas. how i got help because i had to get my house, the -- center yeah the center why i was, one of the ladies helping us husband had some real estate. this man came around took put us all in his truck, and rode is around to houses gave us keys even before we got the vouchers. you understand mainly the people that helped me and my family. >> thank you. miss hodgees. >> i would like to first of all thank the people of america who did demonstrate and outpouring of compassion and care and concern

if your apartment is unorganized -- you can't obey some of the rules, you got to obey all of the rules so what we do then is we start building with them, and this is one of the things i say after 60,000 families and 20 years of this, you can't build them -- i don't look for poster boys or girls. how you develop is up to your developmentation. you take your time and develop. nobody needs to be a testimony. your testimony comes when your test is over. if it takes you one year, if it takes you three years, if it takes you five years, if you got to come into the program four times, what if you quit on the first time or second time, they weren't ready. they thought they were. they were getting ready, but they didn't get ready until they got tired of failure. that's what i think our uniqueness is. that we'll go to -- the long distance with you as long as you got to go. and until the breath leaves your body, i'll be there for you. so how we deal with money is -- i do rentals, i do housing. i just opened up a resource department. and, you know, we don't have time -- god said, you're crazy. tha

very unorganized. south could end up being very good news for florida and the southeast coastline. the new update from the hurricane center, by the way, is at 11:00 a.m. here's their latest forecast path. this was add 5:00 a.m. just north of puerto rico, 60-mile-per-hour winds. still having it being a threat to the southeast and florida, in the cone of uncertainty possibly at a category one hurricane. our models have shifted to the east since yesterday. notice all these lines would represent the center points. still close enough for impact, but more of a brushing fact than a direct hit on florida. we're still four days out. now, we watch out for the carolinas and georgia as far as monday, tuesday, and maybe even into wednesday of next week. so the big stories is will erika survive the next two days? if it doesn't, less impact in the southeast. if she does, look out over the weekend. leaving a shot of d.c., the humidity was wiped out yesterday. what a beautiful day is under way there. enjoy lunch outdoo