have our hurricane situation out there, katia producing huge waves, 17-foot waves just offshore virginia beach, so be careful near the coast. we have tropical storm nate in the gulf of mexico, thankfully this one looks like it's not going to make a direct landfall anywhere in the u.s. our friends in mexico may have to deal with a hurricane coming ashore about tuesday. we'll watch it for south texas. as of now, it looks like you're looking pretty good. the other storm we'll have to deal with about a week from now is tropical storm maria. it will be near the bahamas and close enough to the east coast. so we'll have to watch it. horrible flooding this morning and then we deal with the tropics. >> we have not gotten a break in weeks anywhere. bill, thanks so much. >>> ricky enginegervais has a pr the comeback of the golden globes. >>> and reece witherspoon encounters an unusual type of hollywood danger. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. creates another laptop bg or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the im

temperatures near 80 virginia beach. they could have severe weather today. we get moderate to heavy rainfall. rolling on in through thursday morning as well. not much movement today. 68 at best with the flood watch. heavy rain at times tonight back to 63, warming things up a little bit, 70s tomorrow. approaching 80s by thursday and showers in to the start of the weekend. >>> i-97 southbound, arundel, an accident over on the right shoulder. be careful as you pass, stay to the left if you can. 95 north of i-95. southbound traffic to the right, going to slow down ahead because an accident reported 95 south at 195, 195 is clear. jfx, 41st, from the overpass, a little bit of traffic southbound downtown, no problems to report. we are doing fine, jfx, north avenue. it's safe to go downtown once again. >>> he wore scrubs, lab coat and a badge, but he was not a doctor. >>> the charges a 17 year old is facing after he lied his way in to one local hospital and helped with a pending patient. >>> ceo for starbucks calling on washington to make changes. how he plans to ge

and most people living along virginia beach say they're used to seeing the flooding but this is the worst they've ever seen. some places are cleaning up as much as three feet of water from that storm. take a look at that. >>> we are going to have ourselves some rough weather this weekend. even down to the beaches. some cool air settles in. 57 degrees in ocean city. we have a a good morning to a couple of folks. sherry is ready for the cool weather. terry, this is a sign of the morning. hot apple cider. i can't wait to do some of that this weekend as well. and good morning, deno is ready to open up the fire pit. 56 degrees fairly typical this time of the year and a cooldown after today. and we're actually going to surge up today. ahead of the frontal boundary, we push into the southwesterly flow and we wake up with clear skies and sunshine and we will mix in some clouds but this general trajectory for that kind of a frontal boundary, it doesn't have a whole lot of moisture to work with and the mountains will sort of ring that out like a sponge if you will and i know some of the true scient

i envy the man who picked them up in the airport, outside of virginia beach. and what he remembers, years later, the minute he remembers is khalid shaikh being surprised about what he saw. he is surprised by the geography, the intense green. when you see trees in kuwait they're usually behind walls. here at the registries ever. more surprising, more strange and more offputting than the trees with people and what they were doing. they were sitting in lawn chairs on the front lawn, visible from the road. they were going out, playing with the kids, taking a host to the bushes outside the front window. what surprised him with so much american, family life happening in public. this is not the kind of thing that would happen in the arab world. the more time he spends in north carolina the more he was persuaded, americans were really backwards. they did things that should be private and public, they trusted each other very quickly, and he didn't go out at night after dark is when most social occasions happen in kuwait. many arab countries. but in the united states, i

roughly 18-years-old and he's not prefer what he sees i picked him up at the airport outside of the virginia beach and durkan to murfreesboro and what he remembers years later the memory is khalid sheikh mohammed being surprised by what he saw and a first piece of the suppressed by the geography of the intense greenery when you see the trees in kuwait they are usually behind the walls and the privately-owned here they were just trees everywhere but more surprisingly and more strange and more off-putting than the trees or the people and what they were doing. they're sitting in lawn chairs on the front lawn visible from the road they're going out and playing with their kids taking a hose to the bushes outside the front window but what surprised him was so much of american family life happening in public and this is not the kind of thing that would happen in the arab world and the more time that he spent in north carolina, the more was persuaded americans are really backward. they did things that should be private and public the trust each other very quickly and they didn't go out at night. after dar

the man who picked him up at the airport outside virginia beach and drove him to murfreesboro. what he remembers years later, what he remembers is at his well being surprised by what he saw. surprised by the geography, the intense greenery. when you see trees in kuwait, there usually behind walls privately-owned. here they were everywhere, but more surprising and strange and off-putting than the trees were the people and what they were doing. they were sitting in lawn chairs on their front lawn, visible from the road. grilling and playing with children. taking a hose to the bushes outside the front window. what surprised him was so much of american family life happening in public. this is not the kind of thing that would happen in the arab world. the more time he spent in north carolina and the more he was persuaded. americans were really backward. they did things that should be private and public. they trusted each other very quickly. they did not go out tonight. after dark is when most social occasions would happen. but in the united states and at the time, 1983-4, one pizza

virginia beach is next, crystal, a parent, good morning. crystal, are you there? crystal from virginia beach, good morning. falls,o to in this bird vt., cheryl, and educators. host: ims school counselor and have been working for 18 years and what i have seen -- i am a school counselor and i've been working for 18 years. what i have seen in these programs for kids, it has forced the school to buy extra curriculum that is really boring. kids do not like it. it is not the 21st century model of learning. we have to buy expensive testing and spend time correcting data. the goal is to privatize education like the prisons, where there's a ceo that is profiting, and that teachers are left behind. they are the ones with the skills and knowledge. the tests are based on student performance, but it is really socioeconomic status and parental involvement that has a lot to do without children performance goals. whether they can read and whether people spend time with them. and there are issues that no child left behind did not address. host: with the current condition that verm

virginia cities like norfolk, williamsburg, virginia beach, new york, connecticut, vermont, north carolina have also been offered federal help. >>> police are investigating a possible threat against a spirit airlines flight. the plane was headed from las vegas to los angeles when it had to turn around. the tsa not saying a whole lot about the incident but local stations in las vegas are reporting that it was a possible bomb threat. one passenger was being questioned, others were rescreened and flew on to l.a. >>> also in chile now, a popular morning tv host in chile's believed to be dead after a plane he was on went missing off the coast. you're seeing pictures of a vigil held outside of his station. four bodies have been recovered so far. there were 21 people on board. his name is felipe camiroaga. they were on their way to do a story on earthquake rebuilding. the defense minister's brother-in-law was also on that plane. >>> dominique strauss-kahn he is back in paris. back home. it's the first time he's been home to france since being accused of sexual assault by a hotel maid in manhattan

out right before you go through the bridge tunnel that takes youover to norfolk and virginia beach. it has a commanding view of the whole gateway into what we call hampton roads. on may 23, 1861, three slaves, frank baker, shepherd molloy and james townsend got into a small boat in hampton, crossed the james river and presented themselves at the front gate of fort monroe seeking safety and sanctuary. for the previous many weeks baker, mallory and townsend had been forced by their owner to construct a confederate are a till rear position aimed directly at fort monroe. obviously that was not something these individuals wanted to be part of. i want you to think for a moment about the chase -- the choices made by these three men, these three slaves, baker, malary and townsend. they left behind the community where they had spent most if not all their lives. at least two of the three left behind wife and children. it was entirely possible once these three men reached fort monroe the union soldiers would simply turn them around and send them back to their owners. one of the things i think

. -- from virginia beach, va.ler: talking about the congress and the president working together now that they are back. i understand that a lot of the impatience that people feel in this country over d.c., and a large part of that in my opinion is the misinformation and how right wrong information that a lot of people have. a clear example of this is a woman just call then a few calls ago, very passionate about the space shuttle program being canceled. how serious you was about not seeing that happen again. she was blatantly wrong and that it was obama that issues this. this decree was signed in 2005 by george bush. as a matter of fact, he made a lot of degrading comments about nasa at the time. all three of you gentlemen just sat there and let this go out without letting her know what actually happened and who was relieved responsible for that. the reason i bring this up, i think a lot of misinformation and out here is not being challenged. when someone is wrong and something, could you please let these people kn

. >> host: paul on our independent line is from virginia beach, virginia, good morning. >> caller: good morning, c-span. yes, thank you for taking my call. i'm pretty pessimistic about the congress and the congress working together now that they're back. and i understand a lot of the impatience that a lot of people feel in this country over dc and i think a lot of that just in my opinion is the misinformation and outright wrong information that a lot of people have and a clear example of this a woman just called in a few calls ago and she was very passionate about the space shuttle program being cancelled and she was saying obama and how sad how that thing happened again and she was just blatantly wrong in that it was obama that issued this. this decree was signed in the quarter in 2005 by george bush. as a matter of fact, he made a lot of degrading comments about nasa at the time and all three of you gentlemen just sat there and let this go out without letting her know what actually happened, who was really responsible for that. the reason i'm bringing this up is i think a lot of misin

assistance, what about the saudis who lived in phoenix, arizona, or arlington, virginia, or patterson, new jersey, or delray beach, florida, which were other major sites of extended hijacker residence. what was happening in those places? >> and you're saying you believe that the information exists in either redacted fbi documents or censured documents to answer those questions? >> yes. i believe that these are questions for which there are definitive answers, but the american people and largely their elected representatives have been denied that information. >> and who has the power to release that information and what can an average citizen do to encourage the increased visibility that we might all benefit from? >> the president of the united states, and i have called his terrorism adviser, laid out what we now know as to what occurred in sarasota and urged him to pursue an investigation of these matters, both in sarasota and elsewhere, where there are unanswered questions, and then hopefully release that information to the american people. >> well, you have my assurance, both of you, that i'll maintain my atten

beach. the shoufr showers will continue to move in over the next half hour or so. temperatures to the west, look at elkins, west virginiaw there weekend in parts of west virginia. that's right wendy or liz. that was liz going what? don't worry. it's not near us. cloudy, breezy and cooler tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, highs only in the 50s. breezy and chilly. i think we will see scattered showers. rain in the area. cool on sunday and monday. tuesday, temperatures below average with a chance for shower activity. the snow is only in the higher elevations and does not amount to too much. >> okay. you are not allowed to use the word snow in september. >> i take it back. can we rewind? >> no, he doesn't. wendy lives. >> so, should you leave a tip on a take-out order at a restaurant? do the tax rates change when houses are converted to apartments? how do you dispose of cfl lightbulbs. welcome. i love it. i was thinking the other day when getting takeout. do we tip? >> what are we supposed to do? >> well, we turn to the website tipping.org to see what they have to say. tips are not warranted or expected when you pick up a take-

beach? i'll buy the oysters. miller will like that you called him ever amazing. you can watch a 15 minute clip on billoreilly.com. everybody can do it. info about our upcoming appearances, connecticut, virginiajersey posted on billoreilly.com as well. pin heads and patriots. the scholastic corporation has put together a press corp., kids make it up. in july, some of the budding young reporters went to the white house where a ten-year-old asked president obama this question. >> mr. president, i live in central florida and some of my friends in my neighborhood have had to live in hotels because their parents lost their jobs and lost their home to foreclosure. what would you say to kids and families who are struggling in this economy? >> the economy is going through a very difficult time. we've gone through times like this before where a lot of people get laid off from work. we had a big economic crisis. it's getting better, but not as fast as we would like. >> bill: of course, that was a nonanswer to an excellent question. she's a patriot. nbc news should hire her. tougher than anybody they've got. that's it for us tonight. check out the web site which is different from billoreilly.com. also w