the markets. you are seeing green. lose somery seem to steam but now we did get a late rally to take us into the green. it is the longest russians 2006. closing at its lowest since august. close green.d you saw a lot of the tech names get hits. that is why the nasdaq fell. of a goodf the fact bounce back in glencore. this is an impressive early this morning. you had goldman taking down its forecast. acknowledging they were not going to hit their earlier target of 2100 for the s&p. andid green but not impressive date by any stretch. scarlet: a miss day. i want to take a deep dive into my terminal and take a look at what high-yield is versus the s&p 500. credit alwaysture leads. high-yield credit. the white line, the s&p 500. the high-yield index has been making lower highs and lower lows and it is starting to collapse in early august. on s&p made its record high may 21. it soldiered on until mid-august. .oe: that is a great chart i want to look at my terminal. despite the turmoil in the markets the u.s. economy continues to not look too bad. is -- we hadine hasconference board, that been spread between

the eastern shore. radar showing this advancing rain heading into virginia, much of it staying west of us. it's in the shenandoah valley. areas of green, light rain. but heavier into the afternoon and evening hours. here is new hour-by-hour timing of that rain beginning to move in. this is as of 4:00 this afternoon. might even have some thunder and lightning. heaviest rains in the yellows, oranges and reds. shenandoah valley, dry throughout much of the afternoon commute. after that, we'll see showers, downpours, thunder and lightning moving in between 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. it could be a wet evening. have the umbrella handy. watch out for high water late tonight. >>> get ready for major slowdowns on the metro. new details on the one problem that may affect your commute for the next few month >>> right now, storm team 4 radar showing an area of rain that's well south and west of the metro area. much of this is going to be passing west of us through the shenandoah valley and into the mountains of west virginia and western maryland. however, later this evening, we may get some of these moving in. look at the rainfall totals expected, this i

the tla last friday night. police telling us john green got into an argument with another man before shots were fired. officers arrested a man and charged him with murder. sources tell nbc 10 the shooting was connected to a concert. a rival rap group was trying to target lil' dirk. green was allegedly hit mistakenly. he was from philadelphia. >>> a child porn bust this evening. detectives arrested victor bennett of norristown after a five-month investigation. police say they found images on his computer when they searched his home in june. dozens of people in burlington county took advantage of a free ride instead of driving drunk over the holiday weekend. the new shuttle service took 65 people home from restaurants and bars along with their vehicles over the three days. the 30-day program called evesham saves lives kicked off friday night. police, mothers against drunk driving, sober sam and all 18 restaurants with liquor licenses joined forces. it's for evesham residents but if you live anywhere else, you can get a discount. evesham police did arrest three drivers for suspected dui. >>> coming up nex

the gw parkway today. her name is lucy green of forestville. police tell us her car crashed intoree on the southbound side of south spout run. the gw parkway was closed for several hours between the accident scene and route 123. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> tense moments outside the pentagon after a car jumped the curb and crashed into the south parking lot. pentagon police spotted the suv just after 7:00 a.m. they say three men inside the car were not responding to officers. and there was also a very suspicious wire coming out of the driver's side door. hazmat teams and the bomb squad investigated but did not find anything dangerous. police say the men were heavily intoxicated and the suspects were arrested. >>> we learned the name of the man who was shot and killed inside union station. police tell us william wilson jr. stabbed a woman after they started fighting at a nearby building on friday. a security guard from the sec chased wilson near the mcdonald's inside union station.

we have activity on live doppler hd zooming into the south bay with green and some of us may not be reaching the ground. a better chance later this morning as we have at 10:00, the atmosphere will be more invigorate the at the south bay with the temperatures in the low 60s. have the umbrella handy. leyla? >>> good morning, everyone, we have a busy bay bridge toll plaza with the largest parking lots in the bay area is 18 minutes between the macarthur maze and san francisco so pick the patience. you can see the brake lights into treasure island to the western span of the bay bridge. we have a couple of citizens. -- accidents. southbound 242 at 680 the delays are building through concord and it eases up into pleasant hill. >> the internet and social media are buzzing over tesla's latest offering taking the wraps off the latest model and s.u.v. last night. our reporter is in fremont with the details. >> imagine the impression you make if you pull up to the play date in this: check out the doors. everyone is talking. they are like wings. they open up. they have two hinges. they can open in tight

we have activity on live doppler hd zooming into the south bay with green and some of us may not be reachinga better chance later this morning as we have at 10:00, the atmosphere will be more invigorate the at the south bay with the temperatures

into the area for the next few days. offshore you can see a little more of the green there on the screen. let's tap into this system here offshore. the two combined could bring us few scattered showers. wednesday and thursday it won't be a big deal but we will be in and out of clouds for wednesday and thursday morning. we will leave if a slight chance for a few scattered showers, as well. by thursday afternoon we are drying out and the start of the weekend looks warmer friday to saturday. for the next couple of days we will remain in this pattern. take a look at the futurecast models as we roll you into your tuesday evening. just the clouds continuing to pull through. tomorrow morning we will have clouds. tomorrow afternoon temperatures will be very mild and similar to what we had today. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. 70s and a few low 80s for the inland cities. the sacramento valley has no shade of red to be seen. even the sacramento valley will be relatively mild. tomorrow morning as you step out the door a lot of 50s to go around. 57 in antioch. 53 for napa, 53 in san rafael. and along the bay 55 in redwood city. 58 for hayward, 57 in san jose for the

we are going to begin with -- by heading into the storm center because of all the green behind us. that's rain. >> it is lightening up on this radar, folks. those showers popping up and moving on fast. hey, you two. >> the amazing thing, they form so quickly and just as fast as they form, they decrease in intensity. saw a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings earlier, those are now since expired. haven't seen any in an hour. >> still a couple of wet pockets around there but for sure, the biggest storm south of 66 and kind of moving away from us, that big punch. >> do have a couple toward frederick, maryland, fredericksburg, and area veronica was talking about lore ray madison county. i want to focus in on the d.c. metro area here. one thing you notice, along i-95, woodbridge to springfield, seeing some areas of heavy russian, shower south of manassas, more toward the prince george's county area, upper marlboro, moving in toward anne arundel. now shifting its energy to the mount airy region, 70 and 270, some slow downs on those roads. pulse thunderstorms, they will move up, they wi

in this article, the green party says this puts into question the trustworthiness of it. the papers are wondering, who else might have been using it, too? flo: the british paper says it is unlikely that volkswagen has been driving so low here. they talk about crimes of the mission, not crimes of omission -- a little play on words there. --on crimes of the mission crimes of emission, not crimes on omission. those carmakers do use tricks, according to one article, to maximize their test results. it shows several ways in which carmakers tweak the system is a bit. they carry out a lot of the test in optimal climate gauges since, not the conditions people face on the road. so they have better results than they would in real life conditions. >> that is an interesting story that has been uncovered in the scandal. isnese president xi jinping visiting the u.s.. that is a huge story for china. flo: you can see a photo of xi jinping landing there in seattle with his wife. seattle put down the welcome mat for seizure in paying. if you take a look at this -- for xi jinping. if you take a look at this, it shows how the statistics are incredi

the russian provinces. we pressed into service every conceivable means of transportation we encountered. if it had wheels, we used it. they had a seemingly endless surprise of green paint to hate -- to paint every german vehicle they commandeered. on the way to the elbe river, the 83rd liberated a concentration camp, which is the reason we are here today. the goal of the camp was to excavate the hills to hide production facilities for building new types of jets and weapons. the prisoners worked in 12 hour shifts with insufficient air and under the blows of their guards. the life expectancy of the prisoners was six weeks. even after liberation, they continued to die at the rate of 30 per day. the division returned to the united states on 26 march, 1946 and was deactivated on april 5, 1946. in 2014, it was reactivated as the 83rd u.s. army reserve training center. after the war, major general robert megan quoted the objectives for which the 83rd fought. to reaffirm faith and fundamental human rights and the dignity and worth of the human people and equal rights of men and women and the nations largent small. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. he certainly

the corn can'ta lop and green beans. >> tell us where you are not using the water? >> it's contaminated. i don't want none of that contaminated water to get into the field and get in these spots. what will to do. >> when the spill made its way to the river, irrigation canals were closed, and formers stopped worming the crops. today it's still closed. local navaho farmers were swept off by water defense. >> they tested the water independently of the e.p.a. >> water defense those that levels of chromium, led, phosphorous and a dozen other chemicals jumped after the spill, and nickel and beryllium are in the bed. two not present. >> at this point the water is unsafe to use before we have more testing completed. and we understand what was in the crops that we tested for last week. >> the e.p.a. declined the request for an interview on water defenses results and referred us to the agencies test results and analysis that the san juan was back to pre-spill levels. >> if this was outside the navaho nation, this would trigger an investigation in fines, in basically sequestering off the area. >> what is as concerning is that those tests conducted by wat

the "green revolution." it emphasized the introduction of high-yielding grains. many farmers moved away from subsistence agriculture and into cash crops such as wheat or mustard. heeralal usedhe money earned from these crops to purchase a water buffalo. it will soon be giving birth, and he hopes that the baby will be a cow, so that he will have more milk to sell. actually, most of heeralal's neighbors also raise water buffalo. their number in this village has tripled in the last 30 years. they have plenty of milk, which is a ready source of income. the government and agricultural ministry have been aggressively promoting water buffalo husbandry as a means of conquering poverty. milk collected by the villagers is sold to a milk broker. it is then taken to the nearest city, morena, which is ten miles away. produce comes to morena from all of the villages in the area. ( whistle blowing ) ( calling out ) narrator: residents are always eager to see the milkman. consumption of milk in the city has increased. this, of course, has spurred even greater emphasis on water buffalo in the farming villages. the scene is being repeated all over india and is sometimes called the "white rev

with the idea coming in to make the project work, that brings us into the whole question of whether oakland's going to be green or healthy. >> it's going to be a raucous meeting at oakland city hall tomorrow night. >>> and we have a proposal to build's new complex of stadiums open. three professional teams but it's gone bust. >> and the finer thing is not working out. and the developer tried to convince the city to let him by the $120-acres for the project and that came to an end. oakland's mayor is optimistic about a separate set of negotiations. >> we did our due diligence with the developer over the contract period and we had a parallel process where we were working directly with the team and we're going to focus the energy in that direction. >> the neighbor -- have been productive. raiders fans shouldn't despair. she's expecting a viable proposal with the football team. >> and i wanted to get more details of what changed with or with the plans. honnent -- honestly, they could not get much out of her and she's optimistic moving forward and if you ask them, they say, you know what? let's start working at the

the rain passing well south and west of us. that's going to be tracking up into west virginia. close to washington, a few scattered sprinkles around the metro area. these little patches of green, just a few sprinkles. then down 95 west of there, southern prince william county, these are tracking off to the north. so a few of these scattered sprinkle as under hear for maybe another hour or two. temperatures are still rather cool. only the low 60s in the metro area and around the bay. mid to upper 60s. and out of the mountains it's in the low to mid-50s. if you plan a morning run, we'll have temperatures in the 60s through 11:00 and the clouds should break up during the afternoon. mild as the temperatures reach the low 70s. look at a wet pattern that's going to be commencing and much of the week ahead, that's going to come up in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. some lanes are now open on northbound connecticut avenue near pliers mill road. police say a driver slammed into a pole around 11:00 last night in the kensington neighborhood. police tweeting out this photo. there's still no word on the was of the crash. we do know that one person was taken to the hospital and that indi

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overnight tonight we will dip down into the 40s in a couple of outlying spots like frederick. most of us in the low 50s for your overnight lows. green weather alerts staying with us. nothing to be concerned about. a high of 84 on tuesday and 86 on wednesday. in the first alert seven-day forecast, we'll be in the upper 80s on saturday. next chance for rain on sunday. time for timesaver traffic. >>> still waiting for progress on that accident that has three lanes of highway 212 blocked. this is eastbound just after i- 95. it's -- actually, it's after 95. i want to give you a look from sky 9 and show you how things are shaping up there. we saw police out there with flashlights leading us to believe they're looking for something. still three lanes blocked. montgomery road as well as route 1 your best bet getting to your destination on time and bypassing this accident we have here again involving a tractor- trailer. back to the maps rights now. no issues for marc train riders. seferg running on schedule. -- everything is running on schedule. southbound i-270 no issues towards the capital beltway from middlebrook road to the capital beltw

the west we have some more showers. i think heavy activity slides south of us. lighter activity denoted there in green goes all the way up to paw paw and up into cumberland. so this is going to move off to the east, northeast on our storm tracker. so you could still see a shower in charlestown about 7:18 in, leesburg about 8:31 and maybe to frederick by 8:53. i think everything will be out of here by midnight. thunderstorms and showers until about midnight and then bus stop temperatures refreshing, 60s, in fact, low 60s. yacht the bus stop maybe in fred -- you at the bus stop in frederick actually might want a sweatshirt. a fab finish to the week and yes, we had to issue a yellow weather alert saturday for thunderstorms and for showers. we talked about this yesterday. i was going to the pessimistic side. i'm going to stay there. i think it's going to be a pretty wet day which will impact the 2nd half of the terps game. 10:00 tonight lighter showers manassas southward, a little bit of yellow south of fredericksburg, 60s and 70s. by 6 a.m. we're generally clear, 60 in frederick, 58 martinsburg and downtown looking at upper 60s, pretty refreshing. by 9:00 up

the tanger outlets. >>> thousands of syrian refugees are flooding into germany tonight. this after some tried to walk across hungary. as fox's lauren green tells usight, germany is not the only country the refugees are trying to flee to. >> reporter: the first syrian refugees are arriving in germa germany. at least 3,000 are expected in munich this weekend unlike the reception in hungary, the people fleeing the fighting in syria are being welcomed in germany. >> it's miserable. happy. relaxing. >> reporter: some of made it to their new homeland there are many more behind them. chanting that they want a bus refugees are still streaming into hungary along foot walking along railroad tracks carrying the youngest pushing the oldest. refugees are also going into austria. one man after escaping from a detention cam in that hungary. >> the situation in the camps were so bad. we were prisoners. treatment was so bad. we ran away. >> reporter: this is one of the biggest display. >>> of people in europe since world war ii. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >>> still ahead on fox 29, police run towards intense flames to save a man trapped in a burning car

pictures could have been sent in by view was of the sending their characters as well heat to us will get some into the slide show became rolling back in the group green this morning but it should open a little bit later on deglaze going on the lives like the golden gate bridge will have some mid to upper 50s ride around the bay off to the east did concede they go of all little bit a little bit of cloud cover concord at 60 as he got caught 62 also fairfield the peninsula is a to the '50s department santa rosa coming in this hour but there is a contrast to where we work 24 hours ago actually pretty close to that numbers are close to where there were just yesterday oakland is a couple degrees behind as well as black hole in concord but for the most for every one is checking in with a were at the bus stop where top and at 8:00 a.m.. >>reporter: by noon discard the seven made to those and then balance around the bed 6965 at the beach and for late this afternoon the pick of the backed up to 85 for those inland valleys and 73 go on for the bank they're not wanted there are all they this will be of mourning for mom, and then start to cross to the afternoon t

the rappahannock nation. afterwards, i went into bowling green and stop by this courthouse and the skanky old jail mildred had been terrorized in, no longer in use. there was a monument with language to the effect that mildred loving, who along with her husband helped strike down laws prohibited -- brooding interracial marriage in the united states. andook a tremendous effort people took that people told me about the sustained effort to get their names on it, but there it is and there it remains. electronicack looking bored. people said things like this -- what a beautiful love story, mildred and richard together again. word system separate them. that is my favorite. and the maryland, much the same -- no man or court and never break that. from wisconsin, mildred is with her true love and no one can came -- no one can keep them apart. rest well, peaceful warrior. you are reunited for ever with your life. thank you. [applause] >> we will take a couple of questions. there are microphones. the first one back there. >> an important and timely story. states that many have such laws, such racial integrity laws. how vigorously where they enforced and, p

into the northeast. bad timing, i suppose, but much of the northeast really could use the rain and could get 2 to 3 inches across upstate new york and the green mountain state of vermont. meanwhile, behind the system very chilly air, frost advisories posted for parts of the upper midwest, cool winds coming down in chicago, thunderstorms there and also big waves off of lake michigan and look at these overnight low temperatures could get into the 50s for the first time since june. new york city by monday and tuesday, very dry out west. red flag warnings up there. >> good luck to all those participating in the u.s. open this weekend. hopefully the rain holes off till at least the second or third set. >> thank you, rob. >>> coming up here on "gma," it's an abc news exclusive, the young woman accused of killing her fiancee on a kayak trip, the newly obtained tapes of her police questioning. why was she doing yoga poses in the interrogation room. >> very bizarre. >>> plus, cutting edge car, the new technology to keep kids safer behind the wheel as the school year starts. can it really stop dangerous distracted driving? >>> gabrielle union and dwyan

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up on the bloomberg market day, stocks are well into the green today p or we're watching the markets in the last half hour of trading. a reminder to join userage of the fed decision with a special report set for 2:00 p.m. followed by the janet yellen news conference at 2:30 pm eastern right here on bloomberg. it is like our super bowl. ♪ alix: welcome back. i am out steel. -- i'mtes before the alix steel. .0 minutes before 15 minutes before. matt: the dow jones industrial average been the s&p 500 up one and one third percent. 79. we have seen rotation as far as sectors gaining energy this morning. aw we see industrials as leader of financials. i want to show you something that may be slightly confusing. a commodity as well, which is very interesting. it shows you these are the years and rose here. september, historically, he looks in the last 10 years and an average of -- withve been in the red but today's gains, we're positive for the month of september. you can see august historically is a that month. june, historically, is the worst month over the last 10 years as far as the last 10 years are concerned. a bad month, down 17% in 2008, 1

the second half of wednesday, into wednesday thiet night and thursday morning, all of us will be a possibility of a sprinkle. the accumulation and the potential time line, tomorrow morning, we have greenlude lake county, the north edge of napa koun, the valley fire is burning. but we don't have any accumulation. dry conditions, a little bit of drizzle, with the cloud cover out there. in the afternoon, we start to pick up the accumulation over areas like santa rosa, 10th of an inch. 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon can and we don't see a -- whole lot going on over the central and south bay. in the overnight hours, it will continue to shift. and some of us, areas like redwood city, oakland, perhaps anywhere from 10th of an inch, maybe less than that. we'll continue to track it for you. we have an early season storm coming our way. wednesday, and into thursday. tomorrow, morning, we get out the door, temperatures in the 50s, 58 degrees for heyward, 55 for pacifica. 55 in mountain view, in addition to the damp weather, we will have winds ahead of the front as well as behind it. we do expect breezy conditions. so that to be aware of as well. upper 60s expected in san francisco. low 70s for he

the street for a period of time and then i moved into a shelter. i used to basically sleep at the foot of the art museum. >> reporter: jeff green spends his days on streetners in philadelphia selling newspapers making his daily income. he became a vendor for one step away four years ago. one step away is a street paper to raise awareness of homelessness. the paper is written mostly by those in shelters. >> a lot of programs focus on housing, where we focus on employment and kind of empowering individuals to be self-sufficient. >> one step away can change your life. this is not people throwing change in a cup. this is life-changing income. >> reporter: the vendors buy each paper for $0.25 each and then they sell them for $1 giving them a chance to keep all profits. >> we've seen them move on to get housing and use the money to move on in their lives. >> the way you can spot vendors is by their bright yellow vests. one of the main focuses is to provide employment opportunities to prevent them from panhandling. >> i'm not a panhandler. i'm a person who's used to working. >> reporter: many in the community say they are willing to help those who help themsel

looking at 66 into and out of town, no issues there. 270 at middlebrook road looking quite good this morning. b.w. parkway, 95, 29 and the top of the beltway, all nice and clear and green for us right now. branch avenue southbound at the beltway, two right lanes blocked there because of road work. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car this morning. >>> 5:02, a big meeting at metro today. the first public meeting about the train derailment that happened last month. the safety and security committee of metro both are meeting this morning. five cars went off the rails at the smithsonian station a month ago. you might remember the shutdown and the huge delays caused by that. news4 transportation reporter adam tuss will join us live in about 15 minutes. >>> check the nbc washington app to see what the federal government says about train safety. jeh johnson is speaking at union station this afternoon. the head of the tsa and amtrak's chief of police will be there too. they will discuss how they're all keeping you safe when you get on a train. >>> developing this morning a new report from the justice department says the police response in ferg

the green bay packers back in 1967. i don't think santa clara had a stadium back then. it's going to be exciting for us when number 50 comes into >>> weather department let's start where we left off with the "spare the air" day on the way for tomorrow. unhealthful levels of pollution in the air and east bay and also in the santa clara valley for sunday all because of high pressure that gives us very warm temperatures. it's 93 right now in concord. san francisco 77. and a beautiful sight over the golden gate bridge tonight. nothing but sunshine. as we have near record highs expected tomorrow in the bay area, high pressure still building in and that means numbers come up a little bit tomorrow. we don't get any cooling until monday. it won't be as warm next week and it looks like some rain from the subtropical source will not reach this far north. futurecast shows not much in the way of stratus as we roll it overnight a little bit well offshore this is tomorrow morning and it flirts with kind of coming in along ocean beach tomorrow. might by tomorrow night but it's not going to do much to cool you down in land. slight cooling on m

us. i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. this morning the latest chapter in europe's growing migrant crisis is playing out in hungary. thousands of desperate migrants are pushing and shoving their way into budapest's main train station as police ended their blockade. the terminal was shut to the migrants since tuesday preventing them from boarding other trains to parts of europe. charlie d'agata joins us by phone from the budapest station. charlie, we're looking at the pictures. it's certainly a chaotic scene. what's the latest there? >> reporter: it is chaos. what happened is there were hundreds standing there. now, at the first opportunity, they ran into the train station that they've been locked out of for a couple of days and they started jumping on train, one in particular, which they believe, is headed to germany. nobody here is telling them that it is going to germany. nobody's telling them where it's going at all. we went onto the train itself and started speaking to people. they're desperate to know. in fact, there aren't any international trains leaving from here. their biggest concern for the people on the strap -- by the way, it's extraordinarily sweltering inside that train

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us into. so i see a car coming down the highway. i see fishing poles. it's a green chevy. it's a hippy car. they'll star. the driver of the car turned out to be a pediatrician, and that was who i went to vietnam with two months after graduating. my plan for my life was to go to law school and get black panthers out of jail. i was deeply committed to social justice issues, and the doctor and i were going -- he had finished his training and the plan was that he would take a job abroad, and we would do that for a few months. i was at home working as a cocktail waitress earning some extra money. i got a call from him saying i've been offered a job in vietnam. do you want to go? i said yes without missing a beat. i had to work in vietnam and the only jobs that paid anything were working for the embassy, which was not on my list of things i could do, and then working for the media, so i made the rounds to all the news organizations. all i could answer was no. do you have any experience in journalism? no. do you think anything about the military? no. do you speak vietnamese? no. how long have you

into the northeast this weekend. bad timing, i suppose, but much of the northeast could use the rain. we could get two to three inches of beneficial rain in parts of upstate new york and green mountain state of vermont. advisories in the upper midwest. thunderstorms there and big waves off lake michigan. look overnight temperatures could get into the 50s new york city by monday and tuesday, very dry out west. red flag warnings up there. that's a check on the national outlook, here's what's shaking locally. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. double scan showing showers approaching. going live in atlantic city we have sun and clouds, it's nice and quiet, a little sticky. we have the probability of seeing stronger thunderstorms later on. good bet you'll see drenching downpours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 80 degrees today, gray tomorrow, 75. till at least the second or third set. >> thank you, rob. >>> coming up here on "gma," it's an abc news exclusive, the young woman accused of killing her fiancee on a kayak trip, the newly obtained tapes of her police questioning. why was she doing yoga poses in t

us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, a complex weather system is threatening the east coast with widespread flash flooding and gusty winds and beach erosion and that is before another powerful storm comes into play. the storm promising hours of soaking rain and residents in flowed-prone areas are urged to prepare. in new york city a travel advisory issue has been issued. it knocked down trees in western pennsylvania. earlier the heavier rain soaked virginia at james madison university on-campus tunnel turned into a river and floodwaters formed lakes on campus. >>> tropical storm joaquin is strengthening and heading west and expected to become a hurricane soon. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on all of this wet weather. >> the next several days the biggest issue is about the rainfall. flood watches are out from north carolina up into new england. the same area we are going to keep tabs on as we get through these next several days and into the weekend. all told it's a pattern that is alarming for meteorologists here. we have a lot of tropical storm moisture and a trough in the southeast and that corrals that moisture along the east coast and some places have seen

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the beach. with mostly sunny skies for most of us. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, look at some of these color codings, we have green along coastline, but i think we're going to see a lot of yellow as well so. mid-60s to low 70s in the forecast along the coast. as we get inside the bay we're now looking at 70s and 80s along the peninsula into portions of the south bay as well as the east bay. for the inner east bay we have temperatures well into the 80s for today and i think eventually we're going to see a few low 90s as temperatures peak by the second half of the afternoon. looking at the cloud cover overhead, we have mid and high level clouds streaming in over the ridge of high pressure building in over the east pacific. that is about it. 55 degrees now in concord. 48 santa rosa. 61 already outside your door in san francisco. mid-50s in mountainview. 54 san jose. a cool 46 degrees with a partly cloudy, mostly clear skies in areas around halfmoon bay. as we head into the inner east bay, areas like concord and fairfield waking up in the low to mid-50s. a cool start in napa at 47 degrees. temperatures will rebound, i think

the weekend that we have posted for you. however looking into a european model we can see the temperatures at the different locations. this is saturday night rate here. the green tells usror and it provides a lift. as the days start progress we get temperature that is looking closer to a little chilly with possibly some drizzle however we might have warm temperatures. >> george: southbound 101 is over 60 minutes this morning depending upon where you get on 101 from the county line. we have had it a few accidents southbound but nothing in lanes . on highway 92 west we have been tracking delays and look at the right here. this is where the vehicles have been cleared to the shoulder but its prop possible that one of the tow trucks is blocking the lane or it's just a visual hazard. we are now over 30 minutes for this and mateo bridge and the west down 90 to commute. overall drive time for the quarter commute from 880 is about 40 minutes. the golden gate bridge looks fine but tough and in northern iran. marin. >> darya: president just give a speech to the united nations. the president address world leaders and spoke about isis and the the run deal it ron--enron deal--iran d

us. >> good tuesday morning everybody. welcome to worldwide exchange. >> these are your headlines from around the world. >> u.s. stocks sliding back into correction territory but europe turns greenecovery in resources stocks. >> some investment banks come out in it's defense calling this week's price action overdone. >> pharma apologiant valeant is attacked for massive drug price hikes. drags the nasdant

green. a recent audit finds some people are throwing away their trash into the recycling bins. ktvu janine de la vega is joining ussan jose with the fine that people could now face. janine. >> reporter: city officials are considering imposing fines on people who dump trash into the recycling bins. we've been talking to people this morning while they are getting their cup of coffee. asking them you no how do -- you know how do they go about doing it. they say it's a guessing game. this all comes from a recent audit by the city of san jose that shows single family homeowners have an alarming contamination rate. california waste solutions says 40% of what they dump into the recycling bins is nonrecyclable. according to the mercury news, the stoliders are talking about stepping up enforcement and possibly penalizing repeat offenders. we asked people how good they are about recycling properly. >> do you wash stuff out? >> yeah. like glass bottles. anything like that can be rinsed out and put in the recycle bin. >> reporter: do you think most people think it's a pain? >> yeah. [ laughter ] it seems like it could be easi

the irs. coming up, scott galloway on yahoo!. stay with us. tom: good morning, everyone. green on the screen. that is a decidedly higher yield in the last three days, affording intoto our morning must-read. comments fromre fed officials, but lots from people on the sidelines, including martin wolf, writing today in "the financial times." good reason to start a tightening cycle right now and when it does art rates will not reach previous cyclical highs. our world is not normal. get used to it." arguing that the fed should sit on its hands right now. tom: what i heated debate. we are eight days away. eight days away. the debate never ends. the market does not make it easier. the last two days we have seen stocks go up. what are they thinking? tom: we have an investment angle with scott galloway and bill janeway. bill, do you know what the risk-free rate is? bill: typically it is supposed to be the treasury bill rate, maybe going out to the 10 year. the risk-free rate is, however, obviously a function at the shortest end of quantitative easing in europe and the u.s.. the issue though, which i think is really interesting, while the risk-free short rate, which is supp

into the close. it was hard to find green today. >> thank you, bertha coombs. oil giving back its gains today, putting more pressure across the energy complex. jackie deangelis tracking the downfall for uscially at the close at the settle there. >> that's right. we started the day taking a pause digesting the news a little bit. potentially profit taking from that 27% jump we saw in crude prices over the last three days. selling pressure intensified throughout the day as traders became skeptical of the equity market. the situation in china and overall the move that crude has made in such a short time. the overarching theme reminded me of what we saw last monday. this negativity in the marketplace that demand in china could fall off. this is a market not necessarily being driven by fundamentals but being driven by headlines. psychology. technical levels, as well. that is why the selling intensified when we hit those key points. we had a session yesterday where we were almost at $50. today we had a session low just above $45, which is just 20 cents off where we closed at $45.41. you had a weaker dollar today which is usually supportive of crude. right now, the fear factor is in this trade.

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us. >> good. >> we'll probably stay to our south throughout much of the rest of the day. however, itç might creep farth north by the time we get into this evening. between now and then, this area in greenin. southern fauquier county, light rain as well, southern maryland, st. marry's couldny's county. low 60s fairfax, mid-60s prince george's, mid-60s in washington, mid to upper 60s around the bay. shenandoah valley in the mountains, generally in the 50s through the morning hours. we have a lot of clouds around and a little bit of a breeze coming out of the north and east. they may pick up a little bit gusting around 20 miles an hour today. staying cloudy. there's union station, staying cloudy there, showing a lot of clouds at dawn, sunrise is at 7:00 this morning. mid-60s by 9:00. by noontime, upper 60s. low 70s and, again, any rain looks to be south of the metro area during the rest of the afternoon. so for all these outdoor events today, including high school and college football games around the metro area, should stay dry. just a cloudy sky but a few of those sprinkles and light rain showers south of the metro area during the afternoon, we'll be in the 60s there. cloudy, it will be

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green. >> at some level, holding a hose on a plant with fresh water feels slightly wrong. so when we gave them the chance to use reclaimed water that was other wise going into the bay, they just jumped at the opportunity. >> water though, does not come cheap, it costs around $250 for 2 million-gallons delivered once a week. >>> it was a roller coaster ride of temperatures over the past several days, liver moore, as an example, starting off the week, monday, a high of 1034- degrees,--of 103-degrees. but the drop on tuesday, 81. rebounding to 92 on wednesday. 98 on thursday. and then yesterday, a high of 96 ekgs. cooler weather for the weekend, coming up today, owe similar yosemite, 91--yosemite, 91- degrees with sunshine. temperatures dropping to the 60s in orrery kaitlyn. the map is looking similar to 24 hours ago, but one change, the ridge is now moving away from us and the big area of low pressure off to the west is now moving closer. as this starts to take over, we will see the flow continue to increase, and that is going to knock the temperatures back to normal. average high for concord, 83. today's high is 85. back to normal in san jose. in oakland, yo

used to move concrete barriers into place near a security checkpoint on broad street. seeing this type of activity all during the early morning hours as philadelphia prepares for the arrival of pope francis tomorrow. live, jesse greenc 10 news." >>> i'm live outside of security check points along the ben franklin parkwayment we're watching concrete barriers being placed where thousands of people according to the federal officials will be lining up to enter the parkway. the fbi has been canvassing the area, philadelphia police also arriving on bicycles. signs are posted along letting people know what they can and cannot take into the designated area. here's what will happen over the day. all of the emergency routes will be off limits to cars. the so-called center city traffic box takes effect as does the secure perimeters around independence mall and university city. major roads, highways, will be closed, ben franklin parkway will be closed as well to be transformed into a pedestrian bridge. we're going to continue to see this area designated francis festival grounds take shape and have development throughout the course of the day. live outside the ben franklin parkway, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news". >> i'm first a

green. >> at some level holding a hose on a plant with freshwater feels slightly wrong. so when we gave them the opportunity to use reclaimed water that otherwise was going into the bay, they just jumped at the opportunity. >> reporter: in palo alto, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, a bay area family very thankful tonight after surviving this devastating crash in seattle. we have a live report coming up. >> sticker shock in the housing market. the newest bay area cities to break those records. >> band ac/dc will hit the stage soon. i'm maria medina live near at&t park. park. how much the most expensive femalevery best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on the best brand name mattress sets. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> font we learned a family from fremont -- tonight we learned a family from fremont was on this tour boat in seattle. fremont family survived but four people were killed. the family was thrown from the boat. >> reporter: they were thrown from the boat. in fact, many of the victims being treated at hospitals all over seattle are