our cox communications cable partners, in the next hour we'll explore the history of this mid western city. coming up, we will hear about mority air force base, once home to the strategic air command, which controlled intercontinental miss aisles during the cold war. >> the might and strength of the military at that time which controls all the bombers now moved to omaha and made omaha a national site on the psyche of the cold war. announcer: later, how omaha and the railroads helped take -- overtake chicago as the stockyards. >> south omaha was basically the stockyards much the city was incorporated in 1884 and it was called the manley city because people literally thought it bloomed overnight. announcer: first up, we will visit the durham museum, housed in the former union train depot. it tells the story of a once-thriving industry in omaha. >> we're standing in the main room of the union station in omaha. e architect, william stanley underwood, wanted to make a statement about the strength of the railroads. in his mind it was strength, masculinity and that's what he really wanted this bl

anchor: back here in france, leaders from the socialist party are gathered in the western city of lot rochelle. france pasha 35 hour work week is criticized again by the economy minister, emmanuel macro n. reporter: a stumble over france's 35 hour work week. emmanuel macron came on to from his college for appearing to suggest french people should work longer hours. >> the left believed people would be better off if they work less. that was the wrong idea. reporter: macron said he was talking about the french working world in general. the debate over the 35 hour restriction is being raised. it forces companies to hire extra people. it is aimed at a better quality of life for these. critics say it leads to a bloated workforce. some in france feel that working only 35 hours per week limits their ability to warn -- earn more. >> we can have higher salaries. 37 hours, we would have enough time off and had the ability to receive better wages. reporter: those working in high-pressure jobs say that it allows them more times off to recover. >> we are under a lot of pressure physically as well.

it has got all the big names you would expect in any western city, but this is select city, hamill in north delhi. it is where the middle classes like to shop. >> they like change and they want change now. >> i don't think we can compete with china because they are far ahead, but we are catching up. reporter: the yellow diggers of jcb, british-owned and one of india's biggest. toufacturers, they used produce five machines a day at this factory near delhi. now it is over 100. indian manager says that china's troubles could be to his country's advantage. >> it coulput a further sweet spot and after the currency stabilize, we can se the advantage of attracting foreign investment, which the prime and his global outreach program, and also ensure the ease of doing business improves. reporter: this is one of india's biggest global companies, running businesses like jaguar land rover in the u.k. despite criticisms that prime minister modi has promised big and delivered little, the head of strategy told me it was time for a little patience. >> we are talking of large, messy democracies, whethe

thursday, and the authorities are still looking for dozens who are missing in the waters near the western city of zuarawa. another tragedy. >> the mediterranean sea has become a dark reminder of people's desperation to escape violence, persecution. thousands have been killed crossing from africa to europe so far this year. in the latest tragedy an overcrowded boat sunk shortly after leaving libya. >> we're migrating. our boat sank. it was in bad continue. people died. the they saved us, it's called the route of death. the grave of the mediterranean sea. >> one of the many transit groups for people fleeing conflict and poverty and heading to europe. libya is struggling to cope. putting those who are rescued in overcrowded detention facilities. they're forced to live in poor conditions and they lack basic medical care. in another tragic i want a swedish vessel docked in palermo after rescuing hundreds of people from their boat drifting at sea, but thei there were those who were not so lucky. they were found in the hull of the boat. >> this is the first time for the swedish crew and the swedish s

it happened 11:00 saturday night in the city's western edition neighborhood. one of the victims in the shooting is dead. two others have survived. police have yet to released a motive or a suspect description. >>> new this morning, the search is on for a renter who burglarized the home she was staying in. it was all caught on surveillance video, which is what you're looking at now. this woman stole more than $35,000 worth of merchandise from the home on 27th avenue in the city's sunset district. anyone with information is asked to please call police. >>> san francisco police are also investigating this car burglary. police say the rear window of the rental car was smashed and the thooef stole $15,000 worth of medical devices. a man and woman are seen on video at the scene. . about eight days later they arrested the man but they are still looking for the woman. if you know where she is, call police. >>> this morning a former south bay elementary schoolteacherer is expected to plead guilty for molesting four students. since then three more victims have come forw

saturday fighting broke out between houthi and pro-abd-rabbu mansour hadi fighting in the western city tiaz. civilian homes are among the buildings damaged. a word from the houthi leader and says he's willing to negotiate peace. he dismissed the gains made by pro-abd-rabbu mansour hadi fighters in aiden saying they were insignificant. >> translation: this development in aden does not represent gain. it's an isolated victory. the more the aggressors continue the more they are involved it's a waste of time it's in vain. at the end of the day they are the losers. steps like these, no matter what they are, are not going to decide the outcome of the battle. >> britain and france have called on other e.u. countries to deal with a growing migrant crisis. saturday another 200 migrants tried to get into the tunnel at the french port calais. some trying to break down a number of levels of fences surrounding the entrance. french riot police sponding and spraying -- responding and spraying migrants with a chemical irritant >>> a thanksgiving service has been held at the migrant camp that sprung up

has issued a flash flood watch for the five boroughs city, the urban north eastern corridor of new jersey, nassau county in long island and south western parts of connecticut. radar not showing much. just a couple of scattered showers west and north of new york city. ton. the real show is on the ohio valley right now. a lot of heavy downpours and thunderstorms over ohio. it is going to be moving rapidly off to the east over night and midnight. it's a stormy set up. this front approach ing ing as a big surge of humidity comes up the atlantic sea board. that mean with the dynamics and moisture present we could be talking about heavy downpours tomorrow morning. you can see just a couple of scattered showers right through midnight. not much going on at midnight. watch what happens over night into the wee hours of the morning. by 3:00 a.m. drenching downpours over western new jersey. look at this, by 6:00 in the morning right at the beginning of parts of the commute we're talking about heavy downpours moving into new york city. there could be flash flooding. we'll extend this future cast and your full accuweather forecast coming up and show

in afghanistan a series of , explosions at a gas terminal in the western city of herat have killed 10 children and one adult who were living in a nearby camp for displaced people. authorities say it is not clear whether the explosions were accidental or the result of an attack. meanwhile, in helmand province, two nato soldiers were killed when men in afghan military uniforms opened fire at an army base. air force officials say the united states will soon deploy f-22 fighter jets to europe, a move that military analysts see as a signal to russia amid growing tensions between the two countries. the f-22 fighter jet is considered the most sophisticated plane in the world. the announcement comes after the pentagon said in june it was set to store heavy weaponry, including tanks, in eastern europe for the first time since the end of the cold war. the pentagon says the u.s. and turkey have finalized details of a plan to include turkey in the u.s.-led coalition battling the self-proclaimed islamic state. turkey entered the fight against isil last month, opening up an airbase in the united st

[ speaking foreign language ] ♪ ♪ >> the couple now lives in a quiet residential area in western ho chi minh cityts bought them a luxury apartment. together, they picked every piece of furniture in the spacious residence. they first met online 13 years ago and began exchanging e-mails, but linh didn't come out for about six months and lied about her gender, because being a lesbian was so ta boo at the time. when they met face to face, linh disclosed that she was a woman. she was extremely surprised, but later accepted everything. [ speaking foreign language ] >> both sets of parents have now changed their feelings. their shame has gone. and they approve of their daughters' marriage. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ ♪ >> thanks to the legal revision, they were encouraged to have an open wedding. more and more gay couples are doing the same and getting married publicly. this wedding planning company has actively been offering services for gay couples. [ speaking foreign language ] phung used to work at an event planning agency. to fulfill his dream of helping people become happy, he became a wedding

[ speaking foreign language ] ♪ ♪ >> the couple now lives in a quiet residential area in western ho chi minh cityts bought them a luxury apartment. together, they picked every piece of furniture in the spacious residence. they first met online 13 years ago and began exchanging e-mails, but linh didn't come out for about six months and lied about her gender, because being a lesbian was so ta boo at the time. when they met face to face, linh disclosed that she was a woman. she was extremely surprised, but later accepted everything. [ speaking foreign language ] >> both sets of parents have now changed their feelings. their shame has gone. and they approve of their daughters' marriage. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ ♪ >> thanks to the legal revision, they were encouraged to have an open wedding. more and more gay couples are doing the same and getting married publicly. this wedding planning company has actively been offering services for gay couples. [ speaking foreign language ] phung used to work at an event planning agency. to fulfill his dream of helping people become happy, he became a wedding

this happened at 11:00 in the city's western edition. all three victims suffered gunshot wounds to the body. so far police have not released a motive for the shooting. anyone with information is asked to contact the san francisco police department or its anonymous tip line. >>> he's a suspect in two violent crimes and he's been convicted before top tonight east bay police are searching for him. this man 52-year-old is also a registered sex offend are. beld beldon was seen drying an accord. police say he's considered dangerous. >>> vote in the november election. be a part of history. san mateo county is poised to be the first in california to hold an election with no physical polling places. instead all ball lots will have to be mailed in. part of a pilot program signed into law last year. they hope the mail-in only election will increase voting participation participation. >>> some good news out of similar bob way. cecil, we're talking about his brother, is alive and well. but another american hunter is now in trouble for a bow and arrow

watch out in western new jersey and towards the city in the next coupol ops hours. there will be s lull in the middle. day aid another round of gusty thunderstorms late afternoon and early evening. high of about 80 degrees. and after that, m st clouds clear out, patchy fog overnight and lows in the upper 60s. so after this ump in the road today, a good stretch of su laertime weather is headed our way for the week. >> ooh, thank you. >> hi, emily. >> hi. it has been busy already this morning. first off dealing with kruk, still the outbound lower level of the george, going to find that closed for about another hour or so before it does open. you could see backup. and right now you everything looking great. but there are problems on the roads including an accident on highland drive. i'll tell you about that at 5:00. >> when the weather gets nicer, we talked about this yesterday, busy new yorkers can get a break from the city right in the middle of the city. the city's newest pedestrian plaza opened on 8th avenue between 33rd and 34th street. there are shaded benches, a

city from athens including amos groups. be the municipality has said that it is acceptable. that temporary housing will be made available be i the greek army on the edge and the westerne of the city. >> barnabie fill ups there now, ahead on this program no closure unfortunately relatives protest in china many not believing that part of the missing plane has been found. and according to peace in the city, japan remembers hiroshima. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> these are the headlines. in saudi arabia, isil says it was behind an attack in which at least 15 members of the military were killed. a suicide bomber targeting a mosque used by army personnel. in iraq, the number of civilians killed in the fight is rising. anbar province one

but it has been fighting to keep the western half of aleppo city which was once syria's financial capitalhere are errors that its main ally rawn is suggesting placing the divided city under international protection as part of a peace deal. the opposition's decision to stop using syrian pounds in the north, is sign that there is no, zeina khodr al jazeera, beirut. >>> flood waiters in buenos aires have been forced to rece recede. one of the affected areas the town of olivera. >> even in the province of buenos aires they were forced to leave their house when the river flooded the area. >> translator: i cried, that is the only thing i could do. thinking about what we went through. it's the second time in a year. if they don't do anything this will continue and continue and we will lose everything. >> maria is one of the thousands affected by the flooding in the province of buenos aires, people told me when they saw the water was coming inside their homes they left the fridge and some of their belongings to try to save what they could. so people like maria know what to do when the river rises

you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city throughhick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city the concrete, the streets cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a sect

very much at the top of the agenda at the diggers and dealers conference taking place in western australia. the cityfor a so huge it's simply known as the super pit. but now it is facing an uncertain future. >> in a country famous for mining, one line rules them all. -- one mine rules them all. it lists up to its name. australia's largest open goldmine of just 3.5 kilometers long and 650 meters deep. yet share produces up to 850,000 ounces of gold. isn from above, the pit almost the same size as the city. that observation is a little scary. the pit has come to define the city, and only 100 people work directly in the mine, 1/5 in the industry. in operations are due to end 2019. so then what? obviously, it is a living problem the government is aware of. the solution question mark for ? more miningh. -- mining. >> there are lots of other minds out there that are not as big, but there's a lot more gold to be found out there. paul: they are already planning closure but are not stopping ringing it out. --we have already got one we will continue to explore aggressively. paul: rumors are spreading that gol

western new jersey by 6 a.m. by 8 a.m. heavy downpours the city, lower hudson valley, western parts of connecticut, the catskills. this is where it could be coming down 1 to 2 inches per hour and that could cause ponding of water or drainage locations. what i'm concerned about is this redeveloping through midday potentially causing more flooding conditions. we'll have the full accuweather forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> the latest on the commute on eyewitness news this morning beginning at 4:30. also look for our alerts on facebook and twitter and on your smart phone. track radar any time at abc7ny.com/weather. developing story out of new jersey. a man sin -- is in critical condition after being struck by a hit-and-run driver. the man was hit riding his bike on beach street 7:30 tonight in paterson. eyewitnesss say the driver showed no compassion for the victim and left him bleeding in the street. >> he got out of the car, looked at him, and left. just took off, no feelings whatsoever, didn't look back. >> police are interviewing witnesses

> incredible indeed, so much so there's an entire museum dedicated to this art form in the western japanese citynal sand sculptures sue mcgrew came all the way from seattle. >> one thing about the sand just trying to find how far back you can cut it without it actually falling off. >> we found mcgrew putting the finishing touches on her rendition of the "fall of the berlin wall" far this german-themed exhibition. showcasing in sand, back, einstein, even the growers grimm. mcgrew has no formal training. >> these are my tools. >> even i am proceed advises with her implements. >> this is actually a horse brush. >> a fork creates texture. a feather duster smooths it all out. the most challenging part for all of these designers is dealing with gravity. >> you're down here on your hands and knees working and you look up think, please don't fall. >> jill harris, another american, usually just calls herself a sculpture. omitting the word sand unless she's ready for a slew of questions. >> do you knicks anything with it? is it really only sand and water? how do you get it to stay up? >> and the answers a

government lost control of much of northern syria but it has been fighting to keep the western half of aleppo cityl capitol and there are reports that its main ally iran is suggesting placing the divided city under international protection as part of a potential peace deal. the opposition decision to stop using syrian pounds in the north is a sign that rebels have no plans to reconcile with the government in damascus. it is also being seen as an indication of turkey's growing influence in this corner of syria. al jazeera, beirut. >>> it's ten years since a peace deal was signed between indonesia government and the free movement, the rebel group had been fighting to gain independence and brought an end of 30 years of conflict and much of what was agreed has failed to be delivered and many of the former fighters are now threatening to pick up arms again. >> a grieving mother who lost her son fighting with indonesia soldiers and angry a peace deal signed ten years ago had not improved his life so he joined a rebel group. the commander says he is fighting the former leadership of the movement which no

you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this i

in the sister cities around western europe, artisans trained under a master for a decade. the state imposed demanding regulations and quality tests and contracts from great mercantilists, and large mercantile firms sustained the whole enterprise. nothing like this existed anywhere in the new world. nothing like it could be created from scratch in the middle of an independence war. gunpowder presented comparable problems, equally daunting problems, although of a different kind. during the 18th century, gunpowder consisted roughly of 15% charcoal. charcoal provided the fuel. although there were pieces of wood that were preferred, it could be found anywhere. sulfur came from readily available international trading circuits. but the problem came with saltpeter. it was the magic oxidizer that supercharged the explosion. the best saltpeter in the world came from india. everyone in the world agreed with that. what is astonishing is that india was also responsible for 70% of the global saltpeter production. the british gain control over almost all of it in their victories in the s

. >> the women are driving the western in the city today. >> reporter: there are new styles with crystals and hand-stitched wedding boot. new to the show are distinctive sculpted and architectural styles. >> the only way to make a shape like this is through 3d printing. >> this hugs the foot and promises comfort in high school. in classic style expect to see the timeless style of mary jane flat along with bright, colorful loafers. >> soft and forgiving. >> for spring-summer 2016 expect color and neutrals, flats and stilettos, something for every taste and style. >> it makes us feel good, puts a smile on our face and i think we just really enjoy it. >> so good to know my cowboy boots will be in style. >> i don't know how those 3d printing will be easy to walk in. >> saddle shoes are always in style when it comes to john elliott. >> are you going to tell me my 1954 saddle shoes did not make the story? i can't move my leg now. have fun with footwear. always support and don't forget, though, if you wear flip-flops today, you need the sun screen on the top of your feet as well. nothing like a

western suburbs first and marching into the city later on. future tracker 6 we'll time it out for you, sun and clouds for the remainder of the afternoon. overnight tonight, major clear, tomorrow afternoon we'll see mixed skies, here's the front knocking on the door by 9:00 a.m. actually we're pushing the time on this back a little bit more. it is 9:00 we're seeing the showers push through the western suburbs, as they march east they are encountering the dry air over top of the delaware valley. one or two survive the journey. 2:00 p.m., tuesday afternoon this is the latest update it shows a few more showers developing along the front for the jersey shore from lakehurst to wildwood. obviously we'll see how that plays out, most other forecast models suggest don't expect to see much moisture, sun and clouds for the poconos the remainder. afternoon, 77 degrees, very comfortable up there, the dewpoint in the poconos in the 40s that's very refreshing for this time of the year. jersey shore, 81 degrees, slight chance of a pop-up shower north of the a

still mild and comfortable. 66 in the city. 50s to the lower 60s in the northern and western spots. tomorrow, a sunny day and warm. 82. it will stay in the 70s north and west of town. here's the seven day. beautiful saturday. 87. lots of sun. humidity sunday at 88. there we go. hovering around 90 starting monday, more in the afternoon. 72 in the morning. we'll stay around 90. a lot of sunshine those days. starts getting more uncomfortable. lows into the 70s. ernie: we have a lot of nice weather left. nick: we do. one of the best times of the year as we move into september. ernie: we all know a lot of people like to plan vacations at the end of august. i've got a question about that for you tonight. listen: >> if you were to plan a vacation, how would you set it up? what would you do? >> are you a do it yourself person or do you let someone else do the planning? your answers are coming up in a minute. join us for an important story on tuesday. isis and its destruction of ancient artifacts and territories. why do they do this? a guest will join us with more on that story right here on

. >> the women are really driving the western in the city today. >> reporter: cowboy boots are a timeless trend. even a hand stitched wedding boot. new to the show this year are distinctive architectural styles. >> the only way to make a shape like this is through 3d printing. >> reporter: it literally hugs the foot and promises comfort in high style. expect to see the timeless design of the mary jane flat hitting the streets next year along with bright colorful loafers. >> they feel light and easy for summer and soft and forgiving. >> reporter: so for spring-summer 2016, expect colors, neutrals, flats and stilettos, something for every taste and style. >> we piece it with our outfit. it makes us feel good. it puts a smile on our face and i think we really enjoy it. >> more than 600 brands are showing off those designs that they hope you will be wearing next year. i think some fringy cowboy boots for you. >> that's going to do it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you at 11:00. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> chaos on the turnpike. traffic backed up for miles. drivers stuck for hours afte

we go into the rest of the day, we start to see it moving back into francis, at least the western part of the city, and then spreading across the bay, we will wake up with a few more clouds during the morning, and it clears out quickly at 5:00 in the morning, we do see the low visibility in spots, and then look at this. by 10:00 we're already getting that sunshine breaking out for tomorrow. today a high 59 san martin at 88 degrees, sunshine there, and that will be a 65, bodega bay at 64. we do have a wide range of temperatures. we're up to 87 degrees in walnut creek and livermore,le 8 degrees, or temperatures do continue to go up. looking at livermore, we're going hour by hour, we see the sunny skies, and mostly clear skies, as we go into tonight, but once we get the clouds moving back in during the early morning hours. and it has given us milder weather. this is replaced by high pressure, will be getting much hotter, and then the heat peaks by sunday, it looks like it will still be hot out. and the pell anyone look we'll go from 80 degrees to 87 degrees on friday. san francisco up to 75 degrees b

some of the mining industry's biggest names are gathering the annual conference in western australia. the outback cityown for a giant hole in the middle of town, a gold mine so huge, it is known as the super pit. reports, it is nearing the end of its life. paul: in a country famous for mining, one mine rules them all. the super pit lives up to its name. australia's largest open pit gold mine is 3.5 kilometers long, 1.5 kilometers wide and 650 meters deep. each year, produces up to 850,000 ounces of gold. it is almostve, the same size as the city itself. that is a little scary. the pit has defined the city, 1100 people live -- work directly in the mine and a fifth of the population work in the industry. 2019 withto end in low-grade stockpile exhausted in 2029. then what? it is a looming problem the local government is well aware of. more solution -- more mining. >> it is the heart and soul of the city when it comes to mining, whether other -- but there are other mines when you add up are quite big and there is more gold to be found. paul: while they are already planning for the closure, they are still

you can catch glimpses of the western side of the city that make this hilltop a romantic look out. for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city, concrete streets, cars, we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very e

you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city throughick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a s

that is the advancing line in western new jersey heading to the city. it will be here around 6:00. rainy morning. get your gear together. allow for extra travel time. temperature 73. humidity 73%. winds southerly at 9 and pressure dropping like a rock. we have a cold front advancing from the west. today the rare quality is good. letter u.v. index, hardly any sun today. rain will knock down the pollen. you don't have to worry about that. 70 around hanover to month clark. 73 teaneck to the meadowlands 63 sussex. 63 monticello. nuns are mild -- numbers are mild. air mass soupy. 8 miles per hour wind down the shore. flash flood watch has been extended to cover sussex and warren county and should have been placed yesterday. better late than never. what this means is that the flash flooding could take place anywhere. flash flooding is different from a regular flood watch. it could be rain developmens over a long period of time and creates flooding. this is quick in an hour or so, have very charlotte amount of time, heavy rain in sussex, warren, morris county southward down to the trenton

here to temporary housing that will be made available by the greek army on the edge on the western edge of the city of athens. >> the u.s. penalty delivered a scathing attack on burundi's leader for defying his countries constitution and running for a third term in offers. the controversial decision prompted months of violence and forced hundreds of thousands to three to neighbors countries. i asked whether the u.s. would now consider downgrading its relationship with the african nation. >> well, we've already pursued some forms of sanctions and all policy options are on the table but the primary issue right now given the level of the political and humanitarian crise is for all leaders in burundi to call for calm and to have an immediate resumption of a political dialogue to find a path forward for a country that's already seen 200,000 refugees flee. >> the reality is, isn't it that the president didn't listen to the international committee about postponing the elections. why is he going to listen now when there is so much pressure on him to have some sort of power sharing government? >> i'm just b

it's 89 degrees there, cooler in the north and western suburb, in atlantic city and wildwood cooled off just a bit along the coast there. upper 70's night sea breeze, no as cool tonight. the humidity increases. 69 in the city, 65 in the suburbs. tomorrow, right about 1:00, temperatures in the 89 and climbing. then they will hold steady about 92 by a by 2:00. light breeze, 92 by 4:00, a little hotter tomorrow during the preseason game there. high pressure pumping up that heat and humidity when you get a pattern like this, the building heats up day after day and keeps the showers and storms to our north, not until this clears out will we get a chance for any type of rain that could give us some relief. it does get hotter monday. back to work, 94 in the city, 90 in pottstown. little cooler across lehigh valley, humidity is what the feels like, 96 to 97 degrees. not quite as hot as it's been, but watching for any type of heat advisory that could be issued. we'll be close to that threshold but it looks like heat index upper 90's closer to 100. any relief, well, we need a few showers or storm

not so much western suburbs but from the city north and east. there's a strong storm near harrisburg. hopefully that stays west. we have some storms weakening a little bit. i think it's several hours before we see these storms get close to new york city. you see this high resolution future cast showing much of the action. after midnight into the morning commute we'll see storms get closer to the coast. this swirl of low pressure here, this one here had a shoving match and fronts in between try to get to the coast or they fall apart or can't get off the coast. tomorrow is a transition day. thunder threat continues from the city east ward during the midday and early afternoon and then it will clear the coast by tomorrow. wednesday a great day. we'll start a beautiful stretch of weather with low humidity and the low 80s. your accuweather forecast looks like this, mostly cloudy and muggy, a few thunderstorms around tonight 72. tomorrow 8 #6. -- 86. the morning clouds will break for sun. 67 tomorrow night, lower humidity. coming up at 5:30, once we g

the western fringe depositing the heavy activity in new york city. then to, say, 7:00 at night. starts it break apart with isolated remnants on the back side. even this model is showing some of those isolated remnants could be heavy. numbers tomorrow, 79. it's a wet weather day. these are not spotty showers. this is like a right. it's a line of water that will come through. everyone will see rain. rainfall amounts could vary. 84 wednesday. nice weather returns. nice for thursday and friday. right now for the weekend, hey, right back to pushing 90 degrees. >> summer is back. >> it's coming back. >> thanks. >>> the mets captain. otis livingston next with that and more. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir . as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir . vo: levemir is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir helps lower your a1c. levemir lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus , which last

here to temporary housing that will be made available by the greek army on the edge on the western edge of the city of athens. >> the nigeria based armed group boko haram has reportedly kidnapped 135 people in neighboring cameroon. wednesday, boko haram attacked villages near cameroon's border with nigeria, killing eight people. cameroon is part of a regional force fighting cameroon. ahmed, it seems very much as though boko haram is increasing its reach, extending its reach beyond national boundaries. >> exactly. it's been doing so for quite some time now and it has warned countries currently participating in the war against it, including chad, niger, and cameroon, that they will pay dearly for aiding the nigerian troops fighting the in is your generalities in the area. we've seen how they've attacked villages and holding them briefly before they were dislodged and also attacking islands in the lake chad area, as well as the capital of chad, which has seen attacks in niger republic as well as those happening in nigeria on almost a daily base. for now, we can say that the boko haram fighters' capabi

clouds on the western side of the city. and also for the north bay. the afternoon, we'll start to e see the clouds rolling back in covering most of the bay. but this is what's also helping to moderate temperatures along with a westerly breeze that stayed us with for the next couple days transporting the cool ocean air and into the next couple days, we'll have the morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and even the valleys are feeling the effects of this. it will be cooler than average. so as you head out for the a's game, it will be 68 degrees, a m mixture of sun and clouds. more clouds by the end of the game we'll be at 65 degrees. in the try valley, cooler today, much cooler than average, which is 88 degrees. we don't get there until thursday. but it may be trending back downward in time for friday before it goes up this weekend. here's a look at the weekend forecast. you can start making plans. 88 degrees on sunday in the south bay. it will be a touch warmer across the bay on sunday. it looks like saturday will be the best day to get. outside this week

it has been fighting to keep the western half of alleppo city which was once syria's financial capitolthere are reports that it's main ally is suggesting placing the city under international protection as part of a potential peace deal. the opposition's decision to stop using syrian pounds in the north is a sign rebels have no plans to reconcile with the government in damascus. it is seen as an indication of turkey's growing influence in this corner of syria. al jazeera, beirut. >>> pro-government forces in yemen appear to be gaining more ground from houthi rebels, we are getting reports that troops loyal to hadi have taken control of the security headquarters in tiaz. the recapture of the third largest city would be a major gain for the anti-howty forces. they say they are in full control of the 5th southern prove incident to be recaptured from the rebels. joining us now from sanaa via skype is editor of the yemen post. thank you for being with us. what more can you tell us about the latest fighting there? >> reporter: it's almost over right now. the war, i mean. yes, there is a lot o

look for mid 60s at the coast. 68, partly cloudy, away from the western side of the city. more 70s to upper 70s around the bay. about 80 in san jose. we'll let you know how long this pleasant summertime weather will last. >> thank you. this morning, anti-terror police in france are investigating an attack by an armed gunmen aboard a paris-bound train. it could have been a massacre if not for the life-saving efforts of three americans all with ties to northern california. one was born in pittsburgh. the other lives in sacramento. the third is from oregon. melanie woodrow has the latest. >> reporter: in this dramatic, exclusive video, you can see those injured while taking him down. the potential terror attack happened on a train traveling from amsterdam to paris. two u.s. servicemen both with sacramento ties heard the gunmen loading a weapon inside a rest room on the train. the gunman reportedly came out shirtless with a rifle flunk over his shoulder. that's when the men sprang into action, wrestling the moroccan gunman to the ground. >> if they hadn't stepped up, there cou

but it has been fighting to keep the western half half of the city which was once syria's financial capital there are reports its main ali iran is placing the city under international protection as part of a potential peace deal. the opposition's disoigz stop using syrian pound system a sign that rebels have no plans planso reconcile with the government in did mask us and an indication of turkey's growing influence. >>> homeless, hungry and hunted by recruiters that's still the reality for many children in south sued an since the country was plunged in war two years ago ago. >> reporter: 14-year-old peter says he watched soldiers kill his uncle when. his neighbors drown as they tried to cross a river. now he and his family are struggling to live inside this camp. he says soldiers have tried to recruit him. >> if i join i will maybe keep keep -- i will solve my problems with education. >> reporter: the children are enduring the trauma of the civil war. it started nearly two years ago as the president here fired his deputy and the fighting began. there are teachers trained to offer what littl

some showers will be west of the city in western new jersey later on today. drenching thunderstorms come in tomorrow and tomorrow night. lot of sun today. the uv index at 9. the pollen count is moderate. 64 towards poughkeepsie. and you've got 58 out toward montauk. it's a pretty morning, quiet, a little calm wind, a southeast wind, the wind kind of goes from northeast to southeast today. that will be great. you see those showers in eastern pennsylvania. those slide into western jersey today and tonight and tomorrow the thunderstorms start to build from the west. this afternoon we start to get to 80 by noontime, the humidity picks up this afternoon, we're at 82 and then it's cloudy overnight tonight. firnermen, boaters, you've got a northeast wind. not bad, 5 to 10 knot wind. good day today before thunderstorms get here tomorrow. rip current risk is moderate. 82 today, nice day, humidity picks up little bit. after midnight showers and thunderstorms starting to fire up. tomorrow we've got thunderstorms at this time tomorrow morning and then in the afternoon. >

you're still finding rain out there, but at this point, it's not so much over the city as it is across western new jersey down through southeastern new jersey and then the southeastern delmarva. that said where the brunt obviously is. i want to seaming it out one more time, you can see the back edge of this fronts clearing out nicely over the ohio valley, the great lakes region, sort of all rotating away. squint and rub your eyes, there are lightening strikes imbedded. that's what we're looking ahead to. initially then we are going to see maybe a little bit of a back edge to that is by the tail end of the morning rush and a little bit of a mid day break, not much. you might see a hint of sunlight al the way. there will be activity but sure beats what's going on. later this afternoon, popcorn style showers and storms fire up again, and those are the ones that could produce the most fiftyness. the gusty winds frequent lightening and heavy downpours and out of here by midnight tonight. still be a lingering shower by tomorrow. that would be it. looking at the storm threat this afternoon. very low