the closest deck of clouds is back to the south and west, while that may push closer to us late in the day, generally speaking it is looking like a good looking day. i'll show you the progression of clouds, maybe as high as wilmington and across south jersey, it gets cloudier, that would be the line of demark indication, i think the city would have a decent chance of holding on a good amount of sunshine. that's what we'll post. 63 by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 74. 82 at 2:00 p.m., 83 by 3:30. 76 degrees is noontime temperature, we'll be up to 80 by 3:00 p.m. ocean water temperature is treating you well which is the case in august, uv index running high. high temperatures across the region, 82 in allentown, 84 in philadelphia, 78 down the on the cape may peninsula, a little bit cooler along the southern reaches of south jersey. ballpark, mariners are in. a good night for baseball down at citizens bank park. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast you can see how things are changing a little bit. we've got lots of sun, 84 today. tomorrow it will be a little bit more humid, high of 84. ag

a slight shower chance for us late tomorrow, going into the afternoon hours of tuesday. slight chance, wednesday, thursday, friday, warming it up, clearing it out. plenty of sunshine the latter half of the week. things will get interesting in the next couple of days in the bay area in respect to the bay area. for the first time in awhile maybe rain. we will see. >> all right. >>> singing the jail house blues. [singing] s hitched -- >> after the break, the unusual rehab program helping california inmates. and talk about taking the phrufrplg. a couple gets hitched -- taking the plung, a couple gets married 12,000 feet up. >>> can the quarterback resurrect the his career under jim harbaugh. and the golf ball that dislodged a diamond in a wedding ring. that is all coming up on "gameday" ,,,,,, when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for thems

a lot of you joining us late. rain they earlier in the morning and the biggest story that happened today before we got the leaders off was tiger woods having to withdraw after straining his back right there when he jumped into the bunker, that awkward shot he tried to execute at the par 50 second hole. he played the rest of that front nine hitting some shots that we've never seen tiger miss the mark at such a wide margeen and finally after the ninth hole after his tee shot, he grimaced in pain. he ended up heading off the course, withdrawing and heading home. we understand he's already back home in florida right now and reports are out there that he is going to be getting an evaluation from his doctors immediately. the status for the upcoming pga championship very much in doubt. we shall show deny see. 1, ian? ian: he has 25 feet up the hill. a little left-to-right slider. and we all wish tiger all the very best. excellent effort, rory. david: just getting it to the hole gives you an indication of what kind of a p

a lot of you joining us late. rain they earlier in the morning and the biggest story that happened today before we got the leaders off was tiger woods having to withdraw after straining his back right there when he jumped into the bunker, that awkward shot he tried to execute at the par 50 second hole. he played the rest of that front nine hitting some shots that we've never seen tiger miss the mark at such a wide margeen and finally after the ninth hole after his tee shot, he grimaced in pain. he ended up heading off the course, withdrawing and heading home. we understand he's already back home in florida right now and reports are out there that he is going to be getting an evaluation from his doctors immediately. the status for the upcoming pga championship very much in doubt. we shall show deny see. 1, ian? ian: he has 25 feet up the hill. a little left-to-right slider. and we all wish tiger all the very best. xcellent effort, rory. david: just getting it to the hole gives you an indication of what kind of a pl

trying to sneak down a little bit closer to us late in the day.but thursday i think we'll have a better chance of storms as a system approaches. thursday may have to be a yellow alert day. 86 today. that may be optimistic. the spotty showers and the storms west. most of that will be along and i-81. 70 tonight with mid-60s north and west. tomorrow 88. the afternoon storm threat again mainly west. west of the blue ridge for the most part. by thursday into friday, some showers around. temperatures cooling off into the low 80s on frig. isolate -- on friday. isolated storm this weekend. temps mainly in the low 80s. we're going to be back with >>> something knocks us down, we're going to get back up and keep coming and coming and coming and coming. nothing gets in our way. >> the number one fan, he's the new owner of the los angeles clippers and he's not lacking any enthusiasm for his team. billionaire steve balm her took over -- ballmer took over the team avedon nald sterling was -- after donald sterling was banned for racial remarks. he promised chang

a couple little lows, one, this might impact us late sunday into monday, but it's just kind of meandering out there. the one responsible for our main weather is up in oregon, but it's moving slowly out of picture. as it does it takes all the tropical moisture away. for once it looks like the state of california not dealing with any clouds. pleasantton, 63 on the mild side, 87 for a high today. for some it's a little cool, for others not too bad. we head down to the south bay, gilroy at 57 yet sunnyvale 62, 63 san jose state and east of morgan hill up in the higher elevations 63. so the higher elevations are pretty close, not that much warmer, although they did warm up a little bit compare to yesterday. so the fog is there. fog, sun, warm, breezy at times, but yesterday was blustery. today i think just a light breeze. 80s to near 90 for some inland, lots of 70s around the bay. here's sal. >>reporter: and right now we're still looking at a decent commute. i want to show you the traffic on 80 between the cartenas bridge and the macarthur maze in the westbound direction, still looks pretty go

what the team told us late last night. >>> sod issues. all right, none of that in the north bay.e're looking at san rafael, smooth drive past the truck scales here. update on the crash we were talking about in cupertino coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you're watch ugh "today in the bay." >>> hi my name is julie howard, principal at robert sander's elementary school. myself and all of our fabulous teachers want to the welcome our students to the 2014-'15 school year. >> this time of year makes me want to be a teacher. i think it's so much fun. what a great job. live look at san jose this morning and welcome back to school from principal julie howard at robert sanders's elementary. prince pam howard tells us she's been watching our welcome back videos and was excited from hear from "today in the bay." to all the students headed back this morning, off great day. >> and quick shoutout to the teachers too about such an influence in our lives. couldn't do a more important job. >>> double header of sorts. >> the team is going to finish the game, you remember this, it was call of a recall of tarpga

the lieutenant governor on the line with us late tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much, shep. >> i further ask for the press secretary for the governor if he could come on and clarify this statement and among the other things i already told you he said tonight he said i don't believe there is anything to be corrected we stand by the statement. there is other news and it is frankly horrifying. islamic militants say they beheaded an american journalist in a video online. now they are threatening the rest of america. details from overseas next no matter where you want to be or what you want to do, chances are we're already there. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like super 8, where every destination is super. for a chance to win one million dollars, visit wyndhamrewards.com . >>> a live look, ferguson, missouri. there have been arrests tonight. the crowds are smaller and the atmosphere is calmer. but should that change this particular man aside, we'll take you live there for breaking news. first though islamic state mili

water woes seem to be an ongoing theme across the us lately from droughts in california the shut off in detroit to now toxic water in ohio and michigan today toledo ohio mayor michael collins lifted a water ban that sent relief to thousands of people near lake erie over the weekend thousands of households in both ohio and michigan were told to avoid drinking the water due to algae the city lifted the advisory after dozens of tests over the weekend showed an algae induced toxin contaminating lake erie had dropped to safe levels residents spent the weekend looking for bottled water which was in short supply the national guard was called in to help the governor of ohio says the state will conduct a full review of what happened including taking a look at toledo's engine water system and figuring out how to reduce pollution that feeds algae into the western end of lake erie and that does it for now see you back here at eight o'clock. in the financial world. to see these developments coming up. we take you. live there are there are fucked. from. the five hundred ninety six square mile hanf

this activity could clip us. late will continue to see this. 62 for san francisco. 56 right now and santa rosa. the fog will move back to the coast line and we will see the sun shined a little sooner. the start of your work week is nice. no major changes for the rest of the work week. were starting off with the peninsula. for east the shores were looking at the mid '70s. there is nice weather for the north bay. 63 and they city. slightly cooler temperatures for tuesday. they will be backed up by a little bit on friday. mild temperatures and a nice weather as we head into the weekend. >>: and george george: the catce starting to back up past the end of the east bloc. we're expecting to see a typical backed up here. this is a week that some people are returning to school. we're not looking at any delays yet. but if you're heading to the golden gate bridge in still a pretty good ride. in updating some drive times for you here on the e short freeway. there is a 12 minute commute. we are not tracking any delays in the sout

lieutenant governor peter kinder on the line with us late tonight.hank you. >> thank you so much, shep. >> i further asked for the press secretary for the governor if he can come on and clarify the statement and among other things i've told you he said tonight, he said i don't believe there is anything to be corrected. there is other news tonight. it's frankly horrifying. islamic state militants say they beheaded a american journalist, now threatening the rest of america. details from overseas, next. [rob] so we've had a tempur-pedic for awhile, but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed, my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up...heeeeyyy... [donna]our tempur-pedic is the best thing in our house, 'cept for my husband. [lauren] wait,wait,where are you going? [announcer] discover how tempur-pedic can move you. and now through september 7th,save up to $500 on a tempur-pedic mattress and adjustable base. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology

mark is joining us on the phone and thanks for joining us late this evening. mark, are you with us? to be having some trouble with mark's line right now. we will try and get him back. >> i'm back. i'm there. >> mark is there. thank you, mark, thank you for joining us here. we are looking at live pictures well after midnight local time there. police sort of cordoned off an area near where the media set up. we want to bring you in to talk about the police activity we're seeing, the standoff and the way the police are handling the investigation so far, which would fall back into your experience and your wheelhouse there. as we're getting ready for the grand jury to begin, we're hearing from the governor today, the statement out talking about bringing an indictment, to get your take on where we stand right now. >> well, let's start with the governor. the governor should perhaps mind his own business. this is a police investigation. the investigation has not been completed, not even close. there's no possible way a homicide investigation could be concluding this quickly to be able to pre

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thanks for joining us. lateenters for disease control put its emergency operation center on its highest alert since the h1n1 flu alert five years ago as dr. sanjay gupta witnessed firsthand. >> while we were there, the activation level just went up to level 1 just in the last few minutes. what does that mean? >> we'll tell you his answer shortly when sanjay joins us. we begin with urgent efforts in cairo to extend the 72-hour ceasefire between israel and hamas.

jim jefferries joins us late other than this hour. "squawk alley" is back in two. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." our cnbc rap it up calculated by mood moodys.com. the gdp report changed the forecast for the third quarter, and it did bring it down a bit. down 0.1% to 3.2% with a range of 2.5 to 3.6%, reminder that they upgraded the second quarter gdp and the reason is because they upgraded inventory and taken off some inventory expectations for the third quarter. here's the range. mood moodys.com, contributing to the survey. ten economists. 3.6% third quarter. deutsche bank, 3.5%. side note, deutsche bank, second quarter spot-on, 4.2%. morgan stanley, revised downward to 3.2%. credit suisse and barclays bringing up the rear at 2.5% for the third quarter. kayla, the big story is that the relative strength in the third quarter remains after that upward revision to the second quarter. kayla? >> thanks for that, steve. keep an eye on that. especially after the better than expected numbers this morning. >>> in case you missed it, lends

the phillies used a late rally to beat the giants last night. roger staubach, a giants fan. front row seat to watch hunter pence do this in the first. the fast ball into the bleachers in left. 16th of the year for the rev trend. 1-0 giants. but short are lived. ryan howard brings home rollins and utley. tim hutson pulled after four. joe panik, chopper off the plate. beats the throw. pablo sandoval scores. tied at five in the eighth after panik triple. gregor blanco into left. that's the difference. 6-5 giants. michael morris is happy. three- day. >>> 100 years ago the a's and braves uniforms looked like this. the a's in philadelphia back then. the braves in boston. but this was today in atlanta. and that is steven vote vogt, and that's a homer. 4-2 in the sixth. two takeaways from last night's win by the raiders last night. first team defense has serious issues and first team offense is good at best. i know, it's only exhibition. cool down. the pass to jake murphy. had to leave the game in the fourth with a concussion. last year's end of year starter, matt mcgloin. fantastic

the phillies used a late rally to beat the giants last night. roger staubach, a giants fan.ront row seat to watch hunter pence do this in the first. the fast ball into the bleachers in left. 16th of the year for the rev trend. 1-0 giants. but short are lived. ryan howard brings home rollins and utley. tim hutson pulled after four. joe panik, chopper off the plate. beats the throw. pablo sandoval scores. tied at five in the eighth after panik triple. gregor blanco into left. that's the difference. 6-5 giants. michael morris is happy. three-hit day. >>> 100 years ago the a's and braves uniforms looked like this. the a's in philadelphia back then. the braves in boston. but this was today in atlanta. and that is steven vote vogt, and that's a homer. 4-2 in the sixth. two takeaways from last night's win by the raiders last night. first team defense has serious issues and first team offense is good at best. i know, it's only exhibition. cool down. the pass to jake murphy. had to leave the game in the fourth with a concussion. last year's end of year starter, matt mcgloin. fantasti

located just to the south of us and we will watch this frontal system as it moves through the next 24-36 hours and showers and thunderstorms in the forecast and cool front late thursday into friday and will sweep the humidity out of here and bring us a pretty nice start to the weekend with more comfortable temperatures, below average. satellite and radar, the clouds will stick around and patchy fog tomorrow morning and not enough that isn't going to cause any type of travel delays. much of the fog will be gone by 7:00 and the temperatures will warm through the 70's and making it into the middle 80's. we will stay dry tomorrow, but late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours, we will see a few showers, a few thunderstorms develop and things will settle down and things will pick up on thursday. areas of heavier rain along with embedded thunderstorms and the cold front will swoop the warm and humid air out of here. 67-72 for overnight light. and for the day tomorrow, 82-87 degrees. keep an eye to the sky for showers and thunderstorms. but late in the day, extended outlook shows temperatures back in the middle 80's on thursday. friday, 80 degrees and upcoming

done at a higher level. >> reverend markel hutchins, civil and human rights activist, staying with us lateough the night, losing your voice. we appreciate your insight and prescriptions for ways for this to be diffused and hopefully benefit all americans. appreciate your time. >> good to be with you. >> we want to reiterate again what you were just talking about, that the governor, jay nixon, signed an executive order deploying national guard troops to ferguson. he said sunday night's clashes prompted his decision, giving deliberated, coordinated, intensified violent acts on lives and property in ferguson, i am directing the highly capable men and women of the national guard to restore peace and order to this community. >> and it will be interesting to see what happens come monday morning. the autopsy information is now out. schools are suspended, the national guard is on the way. it will be an interesting situation for residents there the beginning of the week. >> we have much more after this short break. stay with us. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup

the late night school board vote that closed the book on that controversy. stay right here with us fitting sendoff for candlestick park. sir paul mccartney will perform here tonight during the stadium's final event ever. what will make this show so special. >>> a late night fire at a popular bay area shopping mall. how it could affect some businesses today. >> reporter: we are live in fremont where a decision was made late last night whether or not kids would learn sex education from a textbook that some say is controversial. we'll tell you what the decision was and why. >>> a stabbing

thanks for joining us. late today the centers for disease control put its emergency operation center on its highest alert since the h1n1 flu alert five years ago as dr. sanjay gupta witnessed firsthand. >> while we were there, the activation level just went up to level 1 just in the last few minutes. what does that mean? >> we'll tell you his answer shortly when sanjay joins us. we begin with urgent efforts in cairo to extend the 72-hour ceasefire between israel and hamas. the views of each side of the conflict and president obama's take on it. just a short time ago, president obama wrapped up a press conference. >> we intend to support the process that is taking place in egypt. i think the short-term goal has to be to make sure that rocket launches do not resume. that the work that the israeli government did in closing off these tunnels has been completed, and that we are now in the process of helping to rebuild a gaza that has been really badly damaged. as a consequence of this conflict. >> he had more to say

here comes some storms by mid- to late afternoon. north of us by 5:00. late afternoon, early evening if they hold together, they could be here 8:00, 9:00 but that's a big if. then we get drier behind it. in the tropics we have cristobal out in the atlantic. it's a hurricane right now right here. it's going to go north and northeast passing between bermuda and north carolina. it will not be a threat to the u.s. we may get some high surf over the next couple of days at the beaches. that's the biggest concern. 88 today if not locally 90 but dry. tonight upper 60s. closer to 60 in the northwest suburbs. even a few 50s out there and a patch of fog. 92 tomorrow. the late storm north and west. we cool down some for thursday and friday, mid-80s. then the labor day weekend looks hot, looks humid, low 90s saturday through hondz with a chce of mainly -- through monday with a chance of [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a bloo

fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland joins us. late news in baghdad a new prime minister is nominated but maliki is holding on, moving troops to surround his office in the green zone. kt, that's -- >> that is foolish. stuart: not helping beating isis. >> why foolish to say we'll put all our eggs in that basket. we'll wait for the iraqi government to get together with all inclusive government and iraqi military that desserted before they will get those guys to go, we'll find isis. forget it. stuart: has the obama administration waiting for political solution in baghdad before going after isis? have they been doing that. >> yay. we don't want to arm the kurds because we're still hoping we'll have this iraqi government that will be so inclusive. forget it. iraq or, a year or two ago, that doesn't exist anymore. you have isis controlling the sunni parts of iraq. you have iran in effect controlling the baghdad parts of iraq. i mean iran's sock puppet and the kurds. arm the kurds. let them dot fighting. stuart: you mention ad story to me not

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that's part of a system that's moving through the midwest that may bring us some isolated showers late this afternoon. the future storms showing clear for most of the day and noontime barely a cloud in the sky. you can see some cloudiness off to the north and west at lunchtime, however. and then this afternoon, here come a few showers late in the afternoon farther off to the north and west and there's a chance of a few sprinkles moving through philadelphia. most of the day looks like it will be dry. most of the region will stay dry today. it will be a hot one. high temperatures into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. a look at the shorecast when i come back. >>> i don't know what it was yesterday but local highways were a mess all morning. maybe we'll get payback today with smooth sailing. jillian mele will bring us that good news. >> i do have good news. i hope you didn't jinx things by the way. this is 76 at spring garden street. looking great in both directions. no incidents to report so far so that's good news. heading to pennsylvania turnpike eastbound approaching valley forge a sp

could give us showers late in the day tomorrow. but most of us, for most of the day, will stay dry. the hurricane, hurricane cristobal. this is far away in the atlantic. it will be staying away, too. the track right now, it's a category 1 hurricane. it takes it to the north and curves it away from the area. we don't have to worry about it making a direct impact in the u.s. as it does move by, it will be impacting our coastline. the rip current risk will stay high until about thursday -- through thursday. strong rip currents at the store and delaware beaches. you don't want to swim and especially where there are no lifeguards, you don't want to be swimming in those areas. future weather for tonight, we stay dry. tomorrow, we stay dry most of the day. sunny and hot. there's that weak cold front. possibly a few showers moving through. but otherwise, we're going to be seeing another around 90-degree temperature day tomorrow. not along the shore. it will be around the low 80s. the rip current risk in the forecast tomorrow and thursday along the shore. but inland, another very hot day tom

she stayed up really late for us and join us via skype from atlanta. really appreciate it, holland. let's talk about robin williams. his rep did say he suffered from severe depression that could have contributed to his suicide, we don't know for sure. avoiding rumors, what do we know about his emotional state recently? >> we do know as you said that his rep did confirm he had been suffering from severe depression as of late. he had recently checked into a rehab facility in the last month to maintain his sobriety is what reports are saying. we do know that in the last few years, in 2009, he had heart surgery which may have contributed also to his severe depression at this time. we know that he was discovered from apparent asphyxiation. i guess reports will determine that at a later time as well. >> so sad. what do we know about the other projects he was working on? multiple projects. we've kind of been discussing here "night at the museum 3" which i think was already completed. a "mrs. doubtfire" sequel we've been waiting for, what do we know? >> we wer

us. we found out after our taping last night. so we just want to take a moment tonight. i would like to say on behalf of everybody at "latewould just like to send our condolences to his family. i worked in a video store when i was growing up and i used to take out his standup albums all the time and he brought me a great amount of joy. and as i got older, films like "dead poet's society" and "good will hunting" seemed to be timed out in my life to be what i was feeling at those times. and the saddest part of this was robin was battling depression. and if there's anything we can do to honor his memory, i would hope it would be to use this opportunity to educate us more about this terrible affliction. so we just want to say that we miss robin, but we're also very lucky to have had him at all. so yes, yeah, just thank you to robin williams, i guess is all i can say. [ applause ] i have a very good father-in-law. i've been married almost a year now. hit the jackpot with my father-in-law. my father-in-law, the only down side is -- my father-in-law is a man. he's a man. i am not. my father-in-law is the kind of person that if t

appreciate the opportunity to speak it is your understanding is that the city inadvertently caused us to be late in filing the appeal we've opening engaged with the requester by multiple phone calls and e-mails and meeting at their home take the opportunity at the end of june my wife and i live in a small condo and this project will provide space for our family we've spent the last year taking care of what the department asked us. one the first one is direct impact if the site of living room this was over the phone as well as in perch that or person they don't want thaib their baby to be impacted and their view is not protected. i feel like prior to this jurisdictional request all the views were not mentioned. i'm putting up two things priority to the board that shows those views are distant. this shows the view that the requester had a living room window and as you can see all project is between 529 and you can see it here >> i'm sorry can you speak closer to the microphone. >> the doted line shows where our project is approximately the sold red line shows the height at 40 feet if you're lookin

but some of that cloud cover might reach us say around late friday into saturday. the key though will be it looks like it will stay too far away and we will only get high clouds out of it. 60s on the temps. few 50s. santa rosa is 55. 5555 healdsburg. there is warmer air aloft. that will translate into warmer afternoon temps. the water temps are amazingly warm. it is not el nino. monterey 65. and half-moon bay. booy 65. point rays 64. marie will move north and fall apart. the south swell continues to be a huge issue for southern california and parts of baja. for us a few high clouds might spin out. over all it continues to drift off toward the pacific and fall 5:part. we will get a few clouds. 66 sacramento. 44 up in -- so no issues if you are heading up to the sierra. everything looks good. sunny and warmer. patchy fog. san mateo or santa cruz. there might be a little bit. upper 80s to near 90 degrees for some. low 90s. but santa rosa and san jose. that is where they should be. even with patchy fog it won't last too long. mainly up in the north bay. it looks to be

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steinmeyer, the german foreign minister, was telling us late yesterday night, that there were areas where little progress was made. so, if you deduct now what mr. lavrov is saying, that there was no progress on cease-fire and also political solution, what remains where progress might actually be made is the aid convoy or the delivery of aid goods. so, that could actually be the area where we could see some sort of compromise coming together between the parties, because of course, that's the easiest to do, the way of getting, or actually achieving a cease-fire really remains the overall target also of mr. steinmeyer here in berlin, but he wanted to have that in focus of yesterday's meeting, but of course, that actually has tremendously failed. if you look at what the ukrainian foreign minister was saying after that meeting, it's that it was really very difficult but that didn't cross their red line, and also he was saying that they probably need a lot more of those five-hour talks to actually achieve something when it comes to the really hard topics like the cease-fire, also political solu

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but then there's also a really critical human component, and the term we've been using lately is warm handoff. if a patient is sick enough to go from a hospital to a rehab, they're going to another facility. often, i would say, the norm is nobody from the hospital is actually talking to someone in that receiving facility. the patient gets on a stretcher with the chart and goes off with no communication verbally. and we've seen that when you do that verbal communication, some really important information gets conveyed. so standardizing that entire process, content, timeliness and when do you need that person-to-person dialogue is really fundamental. and, you know, we're just starting on this, but i don't think we can wait to say, hospitals, fix yourselves until we worry about this because this care just can't be put aside to a later point. >> and assuming, as you've said, that there are process measures that could be checklisted for that handoff, where do you think in the oversight universe the responsibility for overseeing that checklist should reside? is that an arc issue, is that a

. >> reporter: helt's mother spoke with us late last night. >> he wanted to make it on his own, numberted to be responsible for his actions. i think he needed to grow up. >> reporter: miley bought him that suit. took him for a burger afterwards and reportedly bought him a ticket home to see mum in salem and that's where cops tell us they're now waiting to handcuff him. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, and now we want to get to the weather. ginger zee talking about some monsoons. >> uh-huh. yesterday we showed you the flash flood watches. this is what resulted here around tucson but some parts of arizona saw almost 2 inches of rain quickly. now we'll be drying out in the southwest but look at this. heavy rains will push to the north and east right along that front i was showing you. in the next couple of days, three days we've got here, some rain totals could top 4 or even 5 inches locally so something to watch for. some flash flood possible in parts of the midwest and plains. the other area i'm watching here is that on the back side of this hi

us. >> reporter: late today, centcom reported there were two more air strikes or isis positions northeast of where we are right now here in irbil. and president obama today promised there would be more weapons going to kurdish fighters and others. small comfort for the folks here who definitely had their hands full. shannon? >> greg palkot, thank you. >>> police are bracing for another night of conflict in ferguson, missouri. pro tests over the death of an unarmed african-american teen. president obama asked everyone involved to take a step back. correspondent mike tobin is live in ferguson. hello, mike. >> reporter: shannon, the demonstrations are as much about the perception of heavy-handed tactics by the police as they are the original shooting of michael brown. ferguson braces for nightfall. since the original shooting, this town hasn't made it through the night without violence. p sparks flew for a fourth night in a row as the police pushed back a mostly african-american crowd. the unarmed black teenager was killed by a ferguson police officer on saturday. the department has not rele

estimate by her and that was kennedy's biggest fear is that they would look like america was following us for late around and that was not going to fly. >> yes, and so much of her criticism of, well, i should put it this way. so much of her reaction to what was taking place in vietnam, modernization, its neo-colonialization if you want to call it that, westernization that started to appear in south vietnam, in the late '50s and '60s that she run it against, was very much a criticism of america. it put her very much, because so much of that was made possible by the influx of foreign policy money from the united states, which put her very quickly i think on the opposite side of the thinking of the government of the united states. states. >> she was happy for the money. let's be clear, that was how they were funding the fight. but what they wanted was the money but then stay out of our business, let us run our government. and the united states obviously wanted strings attached to that money. when things were going the right way, for example, the united states tried to send in ground troops a lot earl

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us tonight. thanks. >>> late today we learned from the pope, the vatican talled the foley family to offer comfort, consolation and prayers. the vatican says the family was deeply moved and grateful for his call and kindness. the family will speak about their son tomorrow morning on "today." >>> in atlanta today something a lot of people never thought they'd see, an american doctor once near death from ebola. the man we all watched as he was flown back to this country. today he walked out of the hospital isolation unit and told his own story for the first time. our report tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez in atlanta. >> today is a miraculous day. i am thrilled to be alive, to be well and to be reunited with my family. >> reporter: dr. kent brantly discharged today from emory university hospital nearly three weeks after walking into an isolation unit gravely ill with the ebola virus he contracted while treating patients in liberia. he says he got sick right after sending his family home to protect them. >> as i lie in my bed in liberia for the following nine days getting sicker and weaker each day,

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janet yellen and the fed will remain easier for what we thought was -- which would probably take us into late 2015, so the gold -- >> ira, thank you. have a great weekend. >> sue, thank you. >>> ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> on these jobs fridays, we like to send mary thompson out to find where the jobs are, and she goes to some very interesting places. today, augusta, georgia. what takes place in augusta every april? you know what, the masters. she's at a textron special vehicles plant in augusta. mary? >> reporter: hey there, tyler, we're about ten minutes from the home of the masters golf tournament where for a couple decades they've been making easy-go golf carts as well as other light transportation vehicles, but about 11 years ago, they said we're not too good about maintaining the equipment in this factory. so they hired someone to take over. the payoff has been significant. here's plant manager carrie thompson. >> over the last five years we've laurgeed 45 new vehicles to market, and so by allows a.t.s. to focus on the maintenance of our equipment, we can focus on gr

. >> too late for us. >> sony is working to address issues of one of its gaming systems this morning.ourtney reagan is here with cnbc's business news. >> good morning. >> good morning. there's actually two incidents affecting sony. sony restored access to its play station gaming network. the unidentified hackers tweeted out that it was men to the pressure the tech giant to spend more of its profits on security. plus the fbi is investigating the diversion of an american err airlines flight carrying a top sony executive. the san diego-unbod flight landed safely in phoenix. back to you. >> courtney reagan with cnbc. thanks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> clear skies this morning. bought full day yesterday after that rain on saturday and look at this view. that's a life view from center city. not a cloud in that sky. >> 64 degrees here at nbc 10 and cooling, bright sunshine is on the way for today. heading out the door, jillian mele is watching roads. >> good morning, bill. if you're heading out the door in chester county, you're in luck. this is a look at the route 30 bypass

gives us a better chance late as well as for monday. what to wear coming up this holiday weekend. sunglasses, short pants and light weight clothing. don't forget to hydrate with the heat weave got coming up. a quiet start to the day tomorrow. at 3:00, the sunshine as promised the showers and storm front. frostberg around winchester and petersburg. into the day sunday watch what happens here. sunday afternoon we've got clouds, showers and storms. frederick, maryland around leesburg. then coming through. that's 9:00 sunday night. heavy rain with the high humidity. that means the threat of downpours. a snapshot of monday afternoon, scattered around the area. i don't think monday we could have anything too heavy. the waylay boar day weekend is stacking up, saturday comfortable. sunday, the best chance of rain. labor day, one or two storms where you will keep an eye on the sky. going out early tomorrow in the upper 60s. mid # 0s by 10:00, 11:00 a.m. 80 by noontime tomorrow. eventually topping off tomorrow afternoon. 87, 88. 85 for the high. a lot of folks thinking about grilling out. 2