raphael: not yet. olivia herd who was the $5,000 second grand prize winner, she did a few things on her digital slr and mckinley layer who won first prize in second prize with c-span a few years back, she used a go pro for some of her shots. mr. lamb: what is a go pro? mr. raphael: you often see it on mountain climbers, getting a point of view shot attaching it. she attached it to the front of her car to go paddle boarding basically. mr. lamb: she won our grand prize this year in student cam. you have to make a five to seven minute document it. she will be a junior. she started as a freshman and will be in her third year. mr. lamb: we will show a total of three minutes of her. there is a lot of claymation. how did she do that? mr. rafael: i did not teach her how to do that. she called me at one point he said, what is the easiest way to do this? i told her to possibility. you can film it and then top it -- chop it up to make it look like it's claymation so instead of having continuous movement, you chop

raphael: not yet. olivia herd who was the $5,000 second grand prize winner, she did a few things on her digital slr and mckinley layer who won first prize in second prize with c-span a few years back, she used a go pro for some of her shots. mr. lamb: what is a go pro? mr. raphael: you often see it on mountain climbers, getting a point of view shot attaching it. she attached it to the front of her car to go paddle boarding basically. mr. lamb: she won our grand prize this year in student cam. you have to make a five to seven minute documentary. she is how old? mr. raphael: she is 15 now. next year she will be a junior. she started with me as a freshman and then she will be in her third year. lamb: there's a lot of claymation. who teaches her how to do that? at raphael: she called me one point to ask the easiest way to do this. i said you can just film it and chop it up to make it look that it frameou can shoot by frame. i think that's what she ended up doing. b: did she choose the topic on her own? rap

raphael: not yet. who was the $5,000 second grand prize winner, she did a few things on her digital layer who woney first prize in second prize with c-span a few years back, she used a go pro for some of her shots. mr. lamb: what is a go pro? mr. raphael: you often see it on mountain climbers, getting a point of view shot attaching it. she attached it to the front of her car to go paddle boarding basically. mr. lamb: she won our grand prize this year in student cam. you have to make a five to seven minute document it. she is how old? she is 15 now. raphael: we are going to show a total of three minutes, but there's a lot of claymation. how did she do that? mr. rafael: i did not teach her how to do that. she called me at one point he said, what is the easiest way to do this? i told her to possibility. you can film it and then top it up to make it look like it's claymation so instead of having continuous movement, you chop it up. or you can shoot it, do a friend, and then move it, to a friend, move it an

raphael miranda with the latest behind you. very hazy on this saturday morning. unfortunately it's a tropical feel throughout the day today. the stickiness is back. you can see in the satellite picture, no rain this morning. that's staying off shore. we do have a weak front that's going to stay off shore. it's mild with the mugginess. 68 degrees high point. 67 madison. looking at a pair of 6's in ramsey. mild morning in central park. 68 in white winds are pretty light right now out of the southeast. visibility is good though. 8 miles. winds out of the northeast. they're going to shift to the southeast during the day. warming up by 11:00. we're back into the low 80s. between 2:00 and 5:00, we may see a few pop-up showers and storms but most of us will stay dry this morning. weekend, but we have chances of rain coming our way. we'll look at that in your ten-day forecast in just a few. >>> happening now, investigators trying to figure out what led to the death of a 9-year-old girl in queens. >> relatives say that child was locked inside a bathroom for hours. when so

raphael is in for chris this morning. obviously feeling grateful, but so sad for people dealing with that. >> just horrible. we have had our own flooding over the past few days. it's been a rough weekend. we've seen very heavy rain at times, especially across new jersey. that unsettled weather continues. showers and storms this afternoon and evening. conditions start to improve tomorrow, especially by tomorrow afternoon. then much better and drier by the middle of the week. we're still on alert for flooding. we have a flash flood watch in effect for the counties in green in new jersey until 11:00 tonight. lots of rain has fallen over the past two days. we have heavy downpours, and mix. otherwise lots of clouds, muggy, uneasy. 80 is the high today. grab the umbrella, you may need it this afternoon. we'll look at the ten-day forecast in a few minutes. better weather is coming. here is lauren scala with your commute. >> weekend track work on the subways. 3, 4, a, e, d, f, n, r are affected. if you're getting on the buses, on

raphael miranda is standing by. and a break from the heat on the way. >> one more day to get through. very muggy on this sunday. more unsettle the weather as well. similar to yesterday. we saw scatter showeders and heavy downpours throughout the day. for some of you it was dry, a great beach day. for others it rained heavily. you can see we are tracking a few showers off to the east. otherwise mostly cloudy around the city. mild and muggy temperatures well into the 70s. 77 in central park. 76 for farmingdale. 70s in danbury. 60s off to the west. 64 at this hour in morristown. those 70s in central park feel very sticky. that's the same tropical air mass in place. that's going to give us another round of showers and storms popping up. isolated in nature through the early afternoon. later today, towards the afternoon and evening, better chance for strong to severe thunderstorms moving through. we do have to watch out for that nasty weather as the day goes on. we'll time out the storms for you coming up in the full fore

raphael miranda is here with the forecast. they're anxious in parts of new jersey over what will happen the next 24 hours. >> we have the flash flood watch in effect for much of new jersey today, until 11:00. that's across western new jersey and northwest new jersey. right now our attention is focu d no flash flood watching but tracking this one storm dumping rainfall rates of one to two inches per hour. we could see some flooding south of toms river. in the city, it's not raining. it's 70, muggy and mild. temperatures stay in the 70s throughout the day. back to the low 80s this afternoon. we are tracking that chance for showers and storms. it could happen any time today. be on the safe side. we'll talk about the flood threat coming up in a few. lauren scala has your commute. >> good morning. an update for subways. downtown n trains are still running on the d line from 36th street in brooklyn to stillwell avenue. we have delays on downtown q trains now. if you're getting on the roads, an accident on the belt parkway eastbound

we want to check in with raphael miranda. we've been on a great stretch, enjoying summer '16. >> that will come to an end enjoy today and tomorrow. that's the beautiful stretch of low humidity. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 69 in floral park. 72 in city island. 69 in staten island. mid 70s for you as you start your day down in sheepshead bay. as we are planning the rest of your day, we keep it going. sunshine and clouds through the morning and afternoon. more sunshine the further north you go. in the hudson valley, mostly sunny day. down the jersey shore, everyone. well into the 80s. low humidity on this monday. humanity does crank up several notches. we will see that in the ten-day forecast and tell you when it gets sticky. >> a couple trouble spots out there on the roads. on the new jersey turnpike, car lanes northbound after interchange 9, route 18, there's an accident out there. one to two lanes getting by. slow ride in this area. head to the outer roadway. we have kai simonsen live in chopper 4 over the scene of this

. >> thanks, raphael. not too many problems. a slow ride on the gowanus because of a disabled vehicle. a live look at the grand central parkway. construction delays heading westbound by laguardia airport. we still have the ramp to the bqe shut down. heading over to the george washington bridge, everything looks good heading into the tolls. at the lincoln tunnel, the tube shut down because of a disabled garbage truck. little more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> new this morning, police sent us a chilling video. katherine crea the man police are desperate to find. kat? >> reporter: kerry, not just co-workers of the victims at this gas station who know about the attack and the robbery. also customers who know the victim and tell us he is so hard working and they're angry that this would happen to him. there was a young man, a suspect who walked up to the victim. he had a knife in his hand. he pressed that knife against the victim's back. it happened a couple of days 9:25 at night. police just released that new video. the g

raphael miranda is here for chris cimino and has the forecast. hey, raphi, good morning. >> good morning, guys. it will be a better weather day eventually. not right now. if you look north of new york city, we're tracking heavy rain and thunderstorms. even flooding in sullivan fairfield county into sullivan, ulster and duchess counties. we're tracking rain and thunderstorms as you head out the door. you still need the umbrellas one more day. it's not raining in the city. 71 degrees in central park. winds out of east at 6 miles per hour. we have mostly cloudy skies. that will change throughout the day. lots of clouds to start. it gets brighter as the day goes on. after lunchtime, sunshine finally starts to take over again. below average though. only in the upper 70s to low the humidity a little bit lower than yesterday. not as muggy as it was on monday. we'll take a look at the ten-day forecast and big changes coming up. lauren scala has your commute. >> let's talk about some construction delays we're seeing out there. here's the bqe, this is what

raphael miranda in for chris many morning. it's interesting, like 10 degrees warmer than this time last week. >> just like over the weekend, temperatures well into the 80s. humidity continues today. it's quiet on the radar. no rain to worry about today. sunshine goes on and on. 74 degrees, mostly clear skies in central park. visibility is great as you start your monday. planning the rest of your day, temperatures in the 70s. delightful start to the day. well into the 80s by this afternoon. 3:00, 88 degrees. it's hot but it's nice because of the low humidity. bring your shades. mostly sunny a look at the ten-day forecast and muggy weather making a comeback. right now lauren scala has your early morning commute. >> good morning. we have big problems if you're headed towards the gowanus. it's shut down eastbound. an overturned tractor trailer out here and emergency vehicles. this is a spot to avoid. in addition, road work by 96th street and 61st. instead. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> now breaking news in afghanistan wh

raphael miranda is here for chris cimino and has the forecast. hey, raphi, good morning. >> good morning, guys. it will be a better weather day eventually. not right now. if you look north of new york city, we're tracking heavy rain and thunderstorms. even flooding in sullivan

mcguire is doing everything she can to protect raphael's future little brother. so we got to go out with raphael, with his grandma, but you had to stay home. is that hard? >> it is tough. because one of things i like doing with him since he's so energetic is playing outside. so being inside and kind of entertaining myself inside is sad. but i'll get through it. >> reporter: she knows one mosquito bite could potentially give her baby microcephaly, a devastating birth defect. when things go wrong with zika, they go really wrong. >> i think that's what people are most afraid of, and especially my pregnant babies is that it can be pretty devastating. >> reporter: dr. mcguire hardly leaves the house except to go to work. and when she does, she is slathered in bug spray. so you've got one, two, throw, four bottles of bug spray. >> and one in each bag i carry. prepared at all times. >> reporter: her baby's due in february. and until then fun with her son means staying indoors. >> it's hard, and they have a pretty long way to go in pregnancy. so i'm just trying to take i

. >> and raphael miranda is in. what's the news? >> lower humidity. that's the best part. down to 70 now in central park, and the winds, they're out of the northwest. that's the big difference. high pressure settling in. and all of that mugginess that we've been stuck with is gone. it's not there anymore. that's something we're all happy about. you can see sunshine right throughout the day. as you're playing your day, grab the shades. no umbrellas sneaded. again, it low humidity makes it feel very nice outside. we'll take a look at your 10-day forecast. lauren scala with your morning commute. >> good morning. we have two trouble spots out there. this one in tuxedo. this one is a closure. route 17 shut in both directions with a fallen tree out there. but the other issue, completely passable. you can get by it on the new you're having a niece commute so far. we'll have more "weather and traffic on the 4s." >> thank you very much. now to that horrific crash on long island. investigators say a subaru slammed into two vehicles on the l.i.e. and five people are dead. several oth

mcguire is doing everything she can to protect raphael's future little brother. so we got to go out with raphael, with his grandma, but you had to stay home. is that hard? >> it is tough. because one of things i like doing with him since he's so energetic is playing outside. so being inside and kind of entertaining myself inside is sad. but i'll get through it. >> reporter: she knows one mosquito bite could potentially give her baby microcephaly, a devastating birth defect. when things go wrong with zika, they go really wrong. >> i think that's what people are most afraid of, and especially my pregnant ladies is that it can be pretty devastating. >> reporter: dr. mcguire hardly leaves the house except to go to work. and when she does, she is slathered in bug spray. so you've got one, two, three, four bottles of bug spray. >> and one in each bag i carry. i'm prepared at all times. >> reporter: her baby's due in february. and until then fun with her son means staying indoors. >> it's hard, and they have a pretty long way to go in pregnancy. so i'm just trying to ta

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. >> raphael miranda is here. we heard your first complaint about the cold this morning. >> 4:00, 4:30 a.m., outside. temperatures in the 60s. we have winds and visibility is good. even 40s north an west of town. you can complain. temperatures back to 70s and low 80s today. another gorgeous day. like yesterday, lots of sun without the wind. this evening, 79 degrees and sub i. heat and humidity are right back forecast in a few. lauren scala is here. she's not complaining yet. >> we haven't had time to talk yet. we have construction at the cross bronx expressway by the bronx river parkway. construction westbound blocking two lanes and eastbound blocking two lanes by webster avenue. two lanes are shut down by laguardia airport. delays are >>> police are on scene of a double shooting. one victim is dead, another in the hospital. let's get to brian thompson of "today in new york," he has the latest. brian? >> reporter: michael, we're a few blocks from interstate 78. indeed, police con narm a man is dead. a woman who po

announcer: tonight on c-span, "q&a" with clifton raphael. after that, and at the 2016 presidential campaign and predictions for this november. later, we would hear from libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson, a guest on "newsmakers." ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a" clifton raphael who teaches documentary filmmaking at jenks high school in jenks, oklahoma. he talks about the award-winning documentaries his students have made including several prizewinners from c-span's student competition. ♪ mr. lamb: clifton raphael. why did you leave broadcasting to teach high school? mr. raphael: well, there are two answers to that, so i will do the first part which is why i left broadcasting. i was in loc t

the question who was the first non-native american thought to have discovered the las vegas valley is raphael rivierao spanish trail 1829. one entry randomly chosen from all correct answers receives four car washes courtesy of tirible herbst. >> kelly: all right. we should have a lot of sunshine in the area. just a few clouds hanging around. maybe an isolated shower or two possible. at this point i think they're going to be farther north into lincoln county. a better chance of seeing showers also in mojave county arizona. sunny and warm. a great weekend to hit the pool. >> krystal: cool off. jump into the pool. we're having our ind of the week dance party here. sun glistening a little did a dance with me to michael jackson. thank you for watching. jeff thanks for hanging out with us. >> jeff: thank you. >> krystal: and hey get ready. opening ceremonies tonight. for the olympics! we have you covered as we take a live look out of rio. we have you covered as we take a live look out of rio. we're so jim: i'm one of them. fermin: yo tambien. barbara: i'm one of over 300,000 nevadans who rely on so

raphael, thanks for being here. i wonder if you could tell us, what made you first off want to do this deep dive into wikileakse in the first place? >> i covered the saudi files released back in 2015, and there was an enormous amount of newsworthy information in there, but as we were going through the files with my colleague who cowrote today's story, weo noticed that there was a lot of irrelevant information in there, too, including a few medical m files. now, at the time, we sort of shrugged it off. we thought, well, maybe there are a couple of tray files in there, but we flagged it for further research, and finally this year we've gone back and done some digging. >> brangham: we mentioned the saudi man who had been arrested for homosexuality. what sorts of other things did you find in these documents? >> we ford all kinds of -- we found all kinds of things. if it's personal or sensitive or family related, we found it. we found details of custody battles. we found parents writing to authorities about missings chil

about 81 san raphael. 80 forth, 74 hercules. 79 castor valley. inland we're still not as poe. >> oh, shin. there's your ocean water temperature sitting about 6 degrees. as you head into monday, it's that continues it that warm trending but that heat is going to go up on wednesday. you're only wearing 100 degrees finland. briefly fun among, turning warmer tuesday and wednesday but temperatures just tank friday and saturday. look at them. we are saturday on eric. >> matt bum was coming off a tough 1-0 loss to the nationals. san francisco took the lead into second. dennard small had another two-run single in the sixth. bum garner threw brandon belt all but put this game away in the seventh with a two-run homer to right. it his 14th of the year. the yients beat the 0s 6-2. before the game a statue honoring picture gay lloyd pair ra outside the park. he warned willie maze were all teammates of theirs back in the 60s. perry was also known for throwing a spit ball, which he doctored with vaseline. >> i was always accused of doing certain things to the b

. >>> raphael's mother is pregnant in miami, where zika is spreading. >> i don't want to be outside unnecessarily. ♪ >>> welcome again to sunday. also ahead this hour, after two weeks of olympic competition, the closing ceremony is tonight. coy wire is live in rio with what we can expect, coy? >> reporter: put your dancing pants on. the closing ceremony will be a celebration. simone biles will bear the flag for the u.s. the skies in rio are weeping this morning because it's the final day of the games. >>> u.s. swimmer ryan lochte says he is, quote, 110% sorry. the four-time olympian called himself immature. he says he, quote, over exaggerated his story of being robbed at gunpoint in rio. >> this is why i'm taking full responsibility for my actions, because if i didn't over exaggerate the story to what i said when i did it when it first happened with billy bush and yourself and i told you the full story, none of this would have happened. >> lochte started with an apology directly to the people of brazil, telling global tv that he was sorry that he tarnished their olympic games. he admitted he ca

raphael, good to have you with us. what more are we learning about this abduction and how did it happen? >> reporter: well, apparently he was partying with some friends about 16 people, at an upscale restaurant. it was about 1:00 in the morning on monday when all of a sudden a group of seven armed men stormed into the building and took away six people. among those six was el chapo's son, 29 years old. that was only confirmed today by a top mexican official. he said they were able to get a positive i.d. after taking a look at evidence like fingerprints, also registrations that they found in the cars and some i.d. he also said that there were 16 people in the restaurant, but 9 women were let go and there was one other person who had left the place only 30 seconds before this group of armed men came in. at this point, there's no clue as to where el chapo's son might have ended up, and officials say the investigation is ongoing, isha. >> what do we know about it? what do we know about el chapo's youngest son, what more det

that's the video view, raphael seth nbc news. also out this week: emmy- nominated mini-series "the night manager" starring tom a serious weather situation developing in the southeastern u-s at this hour..coming up at 4:30... what people in florida are doing to prepare themselves from an approaching storm team 4 now: all eyes are florida's governor has declared a state of emergency in advance of tropical storm "hermine." these scenes from tampa, where torrential rain is already falling. the storm could make landfall as early as tomorrow night. the n-f-l has moved thursday's pre-season game at tampa bay to ?tonight? as a precaution. labor day labor day will be ma d but a few more clouds are expected along with the slight chance for a few showers. highs climb back to 80 degrees in milwaukee with hher dew points but overall will tens of thousands of cars in a huge lot... that will ?never? be driven. we'll tell you why. and amid the death and destruction of an earthquake... one small but "more news now":tens of thousands of flooded ve

we'll check in with raphael miranda for that. let's go to more details on a murder in chicago that's drawing attention nationwide. the victim, a 32-year-old cousin of nba superstar dwyane wade. nikia aldridge was an innocent bystander shot dead while pushing her baby in a stroller near an elementary school. police say the mother of was walking with a man when two other men approached and shots rang out. >> she was just leaving dulles school, walking down the street. as she was walking, an altercation occurred that didn't involve her. shots were fired during this altercation. >> aldridge was shot in the head and the arm. the baby wasn't hurt. police say they were questioning one of the males who fired a shot. dwyane wade released a statement on twitter last night and said, my cousin was killed today in chicago. another act of senseless gun violence. four kids lost their mom for no reason. unreal. # enough is enough. chicago has become the nation's deadliest city with 490 homicides in 2015. almost 455 murders so far thyea >>> donal

mcgwire stays behind while gland gets to play with little raphael >> mommy rat home and you are here >> yes. yes >> that's because raphael mother p where zika is spreading. >> i don't want outside unnecessarily. and she knows what she talking about. you are not this any other concerned pregnant lady. >> yes. hello! bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. boston you probably saw ment motorcycle out there. bombing and raise money for very important cause. >> this morning bhieksers took same route as mira hon runners they started out hopkinson and finished up along boylston street. proceeds ride will go to dana farber cancer institute. pair at the paint riding group makes this fundraiser even m

here's raphael seth with this week's home video view. nata pair of queens turn to jokers in the bonus features war." charlize theron is back as the evil empress in this pre-snow white tale. she has a sister in this one, played by emily blunt. and when queen charlize practices her dirty deeds on her sibling, it leads to an all-out war with a band of huntsman caught in the middle.natmoney is a drug in "narcos." season one of this netflix series comes to dvd ahead of new episodes next month. it details the rise of cocaine kingpin pablo escobar in the 1980's...and efforts by lt agencies to stop his medellin cartel.natthe story of one family starts with a name in "roots." this updated version of the 1977 original shares a plot line with the alex haley book. but this time, the story of slave kunta kinte is refreshed with new details about his west african origins....and the brutality of the american civil war. nat greta gerwig regifts a lover independent new yorker who falls for charismatic professor ethan hawke. the problem is hawke is miserably married to julianne moore. but when he final

raphael's here with the weather. and it's getting better monday. >> ignore the weekend, pat. >> exactly. >> it's not the worst weekend forecast. it's not going to be raining most of the time. scattered showers mainly in the afternoon. but it is the mugginess. that's what you'll notice today. tropical feel outside. overnight to the 70s. then tomorrow more of the same. muggy and warm. storms tomorrow afternoon and evening. >> look forward to monday. thank you. we'll have another update in a half hour. for right now back to weekend "today." hundreds of styles and colors. every item through the store. buy one get one at half price. our biggest sale of the year is a blast! blinds to go. celebrate something really special this summer at blinds to go's annual storewide sale going on now. buy one, get one at half price. . buy one get one at half price. that's something to celebrate! blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> we're back on this saturday morning, august 20th, 2016. day 15 of the olympics games in rio. some more action

raphael miranda is in for chris this morning with the weather headlines. a lot going on. >> that's right. it is another umbrella day. we may see more of that heavy rain like we saw over the weekend. thankfully it's quiet right now around the city. we are tracking one storm across lots of lightning there. you can see on storm team 4 for the rest of your forecast. temperatures in the low 70s in central park. winds at 8 miles per hour. as you plan the rest of your day, this is why you want to bring the umbrellas. showers and storms popping again late this afternoon. muggy and mild. temperatures back to the low 80s. when will we break out of this pattern? we'll look at your ten-day forecast coming up. lauren scala has a look at your

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storm team 4's raphael miranda is here in for chris who has the weather headlines. raphi? >> we're still dealing with this tuesday morning. you can see on the satellite and radar picture, heavy rain well north of new york city. sullivan county, ulster county. thunder and lightning waking you up early this morning. we're almost in the clear in terms of the rain. 71 degrees outside and still on the muggy side. it gets better as the day goes on. even more sunshine by the end of the day.

nbc meteorologist raphael miranda is tracking it for us. >> we're tracking three storms in the atlantic. one a major hurricane. that's gaston moving out to see. but depressions 8 and 9 will affect the southeast. this is the one we have been tracking day after day. it finally got better organized today. winds at 35 s moving over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico likely to strengthen to a tropical storm. this will make landfall some time towards the middle of the week exactly where remains yet to be seen. very heavy rain in florida over 6 inches possible in southern florida. our next tropical depression is headed toward the carolinas. thankfully also looks to curve out to sea. still needs to be watched closely in north carolina. kristen? >> we will continue to >>> overseas to the ongoing devastation in syria. more than a dozen civilians were killed when bombs fell on a funeral procession this weekend. efforts to deliver much-needed food and medicine are now on hold. here's nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: in the besieged city of aleppo, even the dead still face the horror of war. on s

. >> raphael miranda is here. we heard your first complaint about the cold this morning. >> 4:00, 4:30 a.m., outside. temperatures in the 60s. we have winds and visibility is good. even 40s north an west of town. you can complain. temperatures back to 70s and low 80s today. another gorgeous day. like yesterday, lots of sun without the wind. this evening, 79 degrees and sub i. heat and humidity are right back

nbc meteorologist raphael miranda is tracking it for us. >> we're tracking three storms in the atlantic. one a major hurricane. that's gaston moving out to see. but depressions 8 and 9 will affect the southeast. this is the one we have been tracking day after day. it finally got better organized today. moving over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico likely to strengthen to a tropical storm. this will make landfall some time towards the middle of the week exactly where remains yet to be seen. very heavy rain in florida over 6 inches possible in southern florida. our next tropical depression is headed toward the carolinas. thankfully also looks to curve out to sea. still needs to be watched closely in north carolina. kristen? >>> overseas to the ongoing devastation in syria. more than a dozen civilians were killed when bombs fell on a funeral procession this weekend. efforts to deliver much-needed food and medicine are now on hold. here's nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: in the besieged city of aleppo, even the dead still face the horror of war. on saturday barrel bombs struck mourners

raphael miranda. a little cooler than we had last week at this time. >> much less muggy. still on the mild side. 71 in elmhurst. we have 72re as we head north and west out of town, temperatures have fallen back into the low 50s. bridgewater, 63, and it's still mild across long island. 71 at this hour across west hampton. we've been tracking rain overnight. now it's tracking east. it's dry in the city. we have a couple of leftover showers in the hamptons and montauk. just a beautiful day ahead. delightly low humidity and temperatures back into the 80s. we'll take a look at the ten-day and explain coming up in a few. right now it's time for your morning commute with lauren scala. >> the 1, 2, 3, 5, a, e, d, f, l, r, and s shuttle trains are all affected. major commuter lines look good. no bus detours or unplanned bus detours. in effect. >>> police are looking for the gunman who wounded 13 people at a connecticut house party. one of the victims sfieting for her life and bridgeport police say at least 100 party guests were in the backyard saturday night when gunshots erupted

nbc meteorologist raphael miranda is tracking it for us. >> we're tracking three storms in the atlantic. one a major hurricane. that's gaston moving out to see. but depressions 8 and 9 will affect the southeast. this is the one we have been tracking day after day. it finally got better organized today. winds at 35 miles per hour. moving over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico likely to strengthen to a tropical storm. this will make landfall some time towards the middle of the week exactly where remains yet to be seen. very heavy rain in florida over 6 inches possible in southern florida. our next tropical depression is headed toward the carolinas. thankfully also looks to curve out to sea. still needs to be watched closely in north carolina. kristen? >> we will continue to track all of that. thank you for that. >>> overseas to the ongoing devastation in syria. more than a dozen civilians were killed when bombs fell on a funeral procession this weekend. efforts to deliver much-needed food and medicine are now on hold. here's nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: in the besieged city of ale

a 23-year-old pregnant woman was shot and we ar >>> for a look at the weather, here is raphael miranda. >> another perfect day. temperatures in the low 80s, not as windy as yesterday. we have the same sunshine and low humidity. great combination and feels wonderful. overnight, down to 67 for the low, not as chilly but crisp north and west of town. tomorrow back to the mid-80s. sunny skies continue for wednesday, heat starts to build. near 90 friday with storms. back to you. >>> up next, healthy food choices for kids headed to school. join us at noon and all day >>> we are back on this tuesday with school bells ringing across the country teachers and students need new looks for the deserving teach area style makeover. let's take a look at her story. >> my name is amanda cornwell, mother of two and teacher in michigan. when i completed college, i never intended to go into education but that was before i met my husband garth. he adores teaching and his energy and enthusiasm for his profession inspired me. suddenly my office job didn't feel as important or rewarding and i found myself want

raphael raphael. >> the heat and humidity will peak today. this will probably be the worst day in terms of how it feels outside. yesterday we saw el temperatures over 105 degrees. today we'll be over 110 in some spots. satellite and radar picture, not much going on. it's quiet, we have hazy sunshine all around the tri-state. the heat and humidity, the combination is dangerous. that's why we have an excessive heat warning in excess. all these counties in pink, through new york city, northeast new jersey, westchester rock nassau county as well and western suffolk. the only places not under warning are sullivan and western ulster county, you're under excessive heat warning. off to a good start. temperaturewise, 84 degrees. we have lots of sunshine. now, this is what we can expect for today. temperatures back into the 90s just after noon. feels like 107. scattered storms possible throughout the afternoon. a big story is how bad and how hot it will feel. we'll tell you when we see relief coming up. >>> from extended pool hours to cooling centers,

. >>> for a look at the weather, raphael miranda. >> good mornin dewpoints are dropping, it is nice and comfortable. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 70s, back to 80s by afternoon. it will be breezy. winds out of the northwest gusting 30 miles per hour at times. a little chilly, north and west of town. in the 60s in the city. the ten day forecast, a nice stretch of weather this week. low 80s tomorrow. beautiful. less windy for tuesday. back to mid-80s wednesday. back to you. >>> up next on the "today" show, boxes. join us for news 4 new york all day and at nbcnewyork.com. and tomorrow on "today" in new ?? >>> we are back on this funday monday. and no matter who you are or when it happens, there's nothing fun about being rejected. >> if you were turned down for a job, or romantic interest didn't share your feelings, you have to rejection, are two women in a are launching a cool thing -- a video series, lisa, author of "uninvited." >> and shelby crockett, a teenage youtube sensation. >> stop it. >> with over 1 million subscribers. >> look at her putting on makeup and everyone clickin

thank you. [ applause ] >>> sunday night on q&a, clifton raphael talks about his students' award winning documentaries, some of which have been grand prize winners at our annual student cam competition. he teaches at jenks high school in jenks, oklahoma. >> i'm not the kind of teacher who will look at something that's not very good and just go oh, that's nice, you did a really nice job with that. i'll say what's not working. and eventually every single one of my kids makes a better piece than they did in the beginning, every single one of them. and eventually the kids who do really, really well that. >> internalize all this stuff. so i no longer have to say it to them. their own brain is saying these things to them. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >>> while congress is on break this week, we're showing american history tv programs normally seen only on the weekend here on c-span3. coming up, a look at the life and legacy of 1964 presidential candidate barry goldwater. in two hours, his 1964 republican presidential nomination acceptance speech. and that's followed by a

whole process, i tell people all of the time, as hard as it is i have never felt more grateful per -- raphael. >> nate is back at practice after your long recovery after lexi and hudson will be out there supporting all of the writers as they make their change of -- way to provincetown. let's get back to anna who is live in sturbridge where the ride just kicked off. good morning. >>reporter:good morning, it took riders 10 minutes just cross the starting line. they are on their way to bourne which is 111 miles, that is a long way to go. everyone has their own reason for riding. we caught up with a scene from new york "lick cancer." they will ride for all of those who are still battling the disease. tom says it was life-changing, and now he does stuff like this because he does not want other coming out of this weekend. we have a couple of friends and family members who were cheering their family on, the starting line. we will bring you their story coming up at 6 a.m. back to you. >> thank you so much for that update this morning. if you had -- have heard your grandmother and say a dollar is not

and this is a lovely picture of her darling dog who was named after the angel raphael, unknowingly when she got him at 8 weeks old she would be diagnosed a week later. cancer-free and he's been right by her side the entire journey. >>> this is miss bryce enjoying the sunshine and that looks nice in the pool. >> a pool within a pool. >>> you can send it to stacie by tweeting the hashtag and you can send them on my wfla facebook page. with julie phillips. >> sunshine back into the mid- 90s. >> you would rather be there than working? >> i didn't say that josh. >> i'm trying to clarify, just checking. >> and the weekend we're looking forward to that, right? here's what it looks like. we'll break it down for you. saturday looks like a typical summer day, about a 40% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms temperatures getting back to the low to mid- maybe a few degrees cooler, a little extra cloud cover and potentially with deeper moisture around, we'll up the rain chances for 50% for sunday. we're keeping a close eye on the tropical system for you. mid-70s, we'll top out in the low 90

. >>> sunday night on "q & a" clifton raphael talks about his student's award winning documentaries. some have been grand prize winners at our student camp competition. he teaches at jenks high school in jenks, oklahoma. >> i'm not the kind of teacher who will look at something that is not very good and go oh, that's nice, you did a really nice job with that. i'll say what's not working. eventually every single one of my kids makes a better piece than they did in the beginning. eventually the kids that do really, really well internalize this stuff so i never have to say it to them. their own brain is saying these things to them. >> sunday night at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span's "q & a." >>> while kronk congress son break, we're showing you american history weekend. coming up, the presidential campaign of adlai stevenson. we'll show you his acceptance speech at the 1952 democratic convention. and in about an hour and a half, a discussion of the impact on the 1952 campaign between adlai stevenson and dwight eisenhower. >>> at c-span.org, you can watch our public affairs and political pr

thank you, raphael. >>> happening now, police are questioning the stepmother of a 9-year-old girl who was found dead in a queens apartment. >> today in new york's rana novini joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: investigators have been here overnight all morning here inside the home behind me. relatives called 911 after they say she didn't come out of a locked bathroom for hours. investigators are now questioning a person of interest in her death. relatives tell us the girl is 9-year-old ashdeep kaur. investigators say there were no obvious signs of trauma and her cause of death has not been released yesterday. the girl's father collapsed outside last night after ashdeep was found dead. he was taken away by ambulance for observation. she is considered a person of interest. relatives say she didn't want to go home. they feared something like this would happen. >> i know that she's going to do it. because she always beat her up. i see her scratches on the arms. yeah. because when she hold her hard and she beat her, you know. >> reporter: the stepmother does not face charges at thi

>> raphael miranda, thanks so much. >>> i'm chris jansing. "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> if it's wednesday, cracks in the clinton foundation. tonight, the clinton conundrum as trump ramps up his attack to the clinton foundation. is it a question of ethics or optics? >> hillary clinton doesn't have a conflict of interest with charitable work. >> plus, trump's awkward pitch to african-americans and hispanics that may have nothing to do with winning the votes of african-americans n hispanics. >> i'll be able to make sure that when you walk down the street in your inner city or wherever you are, you're not going to be shot. >> and gunfire and explosions in kabul. the latest on the deadly attack on the american university in afghanistan. this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." donald trump's campaign has made it clear they believe they have found clinton's weak spot. trump doubled down on its attack lines on the clinton foundation at a rally in tampa earlier this aft

joining me now nbc meteorologist raphael miranda. what's going on and who is in the path of potential destruction? >> it is a very busy time. we have been talking about the one storm for several days. it hasn't done much. this is invest 99-l. doesn't have much of a chance of forming anything well organized in the next 48 hours. only a 20% chance. only after the next five days or so there is a 40% chance of this becoming a larger more powerful storm, maybe a tropical storm or a hurricane. that's not our only event. we have four separate disturbances. tropical storm gaston about to become a hurricane. one area to watch may affect the care lolinas and in the western gulf coast bringing heavy rain to folks who don't need it at all. to our florida storm headed into the florida straits here. it's had a difficult time getting organized here because of shear and dry air. once the storm enters the warm waters of the gulf of mexico it may blow up in strength. that's what we are looking for after tomorrow. today and tomorrow entering the strait

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joining me now, raphael miranda. we've been keeping an eye on this since yesterday. what's the latest? >> we have another system, a new tropical depression. the situation really changing hour by hour. it's so incredibly busy in the tropics right now. first, i want to show you the big picture, a lot going on. this is hurricane gaston, a category 2 hurricane. this is going to stay out to sea but close enough to give us rip current risks. we're seeing that today around the northeast and we'll see even more as the days go on. of course we're always talking about this one, it's been very poorly organized over the past few days. not much has changed with invest 99-l. it's still poorly organized showing signs of looking a little better and it's moving into an area that's more conducive to development, less shear and warmer water temperatures in the gulf of mexico. this has still a 60% chance of developing into something more organized over the next five days, so this one will have to be watched very closely. taking a look at the computer models, a lot of spread, a lot of di