up to southern vermont and getting into southern new hampshire. one trying to spring up here in northern worcester county. about, along the vermont new hampshire border and also northwestern massachusetts. these have been moving off toward the east across this region at 30 miles an hour. stop it there, widen out the view to put a tracking cone on here. concord by 5:30 this evening, if these showers hold together to your areas. but they are just rain showers, not talking about thunder or lightning or severe weather at this point. still these are the showers that we're talking toward you, trying to hold together for the sea coast of new hampshire but not much going on there. couple other showers pop up with that system but not a big concern to me. what is becoming a concern. the front tomorrow moving a little slower coming along this week, this is where it's located 6:00 in the morning with the storms. then it hits our humid and warm air mass tomorrow. well into the 80s, the most humid day of the week tomorrow. and that's when the showers and the ea

they chose to come to the university of vermont for a reason. so i think they understood. >>> the schools talked about moving the game out-of-state but in the end decided to cancel it. it's a move vermont governor peter shemlin applauded. >>> i want to thank president sullivan and the board at uvm for having the courage to say, listen, if we don't all stand up to policies that discriminate against sexual orientation, we're going to lose this battle. >>> they imposed a travel ban shortly after the law went into effect. man said uvm doesn't hold any ill will toward unc. they just want to act in line with university values. >>> they have been very good to work with. i think they understand the climate right now related to this law. >> reporter: you may recall this is not the first time this has happened to the state of game from charlotte to new orleans because of the controversial law. in the newsroom, amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> anchor: coming up here at 5:30 a priceless piece of jewelry found. how a connecticut man was reunited with his lost wedding

when they once lived in townsend, vermont. the parlor room is a room where the tafts would kind of gather wherever they had important guests coming over to visit the taft home. basically, there was a general jacob cox, friend of alfonzo taft and the taft family. he once was invited to come and have dinner here at the family home. he actually would send a letter to alfonzo asking if he could bring a young brigadier along with him. his name was james a. garfield. so imagine that. another ohio president coming here to visit the mt. auburn home in cincinnati. we have now moved into the library. here in the library, this is where the taft family would kind of gather and have quiet evenings. spend a lot of family time here in this particular space. this is where i try to imagine seeing grandma and grandpa taft sitting here on an old horsehair sofa couch, possibly reading the cincinnati daily inqueirer newspaper like you would find on the table dated friday, september 15th, 1865. some things that happened in the events of history. th

tracking one in southern vermont. i'll show you where these are going and the next chance of beneficial rain. >> local police officer is accused of attacking his pregnant wife. >> right now we want to update hyde park where firefighters are fighting a very intense fire. it's happening at a structure on river street and right now, we're working to find out if anyone there was hurt and what caused that fire. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it into our news room. >> 33 people are rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car in downtown boston. it happened at the intersection of school and washington streets just before noon. witnesses say the driver tried to take off with at least two of the victims still under the ca we're told she's now cooperating with police. fox 25 is live at the scene. she's talking to witnesses and we'll have a report next at 5:00. >> also developing tonight, newton teen is accused of trying to kill his mother and brother while on vacation in florida. police say 16-year-old g

this time to burlington, vermont. the tour was nonpolitical and the president, whenever the opportunity arose, shared with local democrats and republicans. [applause] george aiken of vermont who helped make the trip possible was one republican selected. the president joined in the scene in recognition of the senior senator's 74th birthday. the subject was natural conservation, preserving the land, the lakes, the shore. for the first time, the president announced, the country is saving more land each year than it loses to the bulldozer. it was late afternoon when air force one touched down at lewiston, maine. the president, nearing the end of two solid days of speech making, lubricated the machinery in preparation for his final delivery. the place, the john f. kennedy memorial park. the president's remarks were geared to space age problems but the setting was reminiscent of an earlier day. the president did not mention the specific alternatives to wage price control but they were clearly in focus just the same. he coun

to burlington, vermont. was nonpolitical and the president, whenever the shared witharose, local democrats and republicans. [applause] vermont who of helped make the trip possible was one republican selected. the president joined in the scene in recognition of the birthday.ator's 74th the subject was natural conservation, preserving the shore.he lakes, the for the first time, the president announced, the country land each year bulldozer.es to the it was late afternoon when air down ate touched lewiston, maine. the president, nearing the end two solid days of speech making, lubricated the machinery finalparation for his delivery. the place, the john f. kennedy memorial park. the president's remarks were to space age problems but the setting was reminiscent of an earlier day. the president did not mention the specific alternatives to they were control but clearly in focus just the same. self discipline, fiscal restraint. he spoke of many conferences he held at the white house with and management urging respons

she lives here in vermont. she'll be speaking about her new book "water in plain sight" which is a book about water scarcity and the inspiring, eye-opening reminder that drying our planet is possible and makes understanding what makes natural systems dry in order to fix these problems. please help me welcome judith schwartz. >> thank you tracy. i will begin by reading the introduction which is fairly brief, then i will give a broader context to the book and then i will tell a few stories because what is the fun of writing a book if you're not telling a story. we begin. introduction "water in plain sight". i knew something was missing. thanks for bearing with me. alright, i used i used to have perfect eyesight. it's unseasonably warm for december in paris and the ice is melting, the ice harvested as icebergs from a fjord is an art installation set up. the 12 blocks each way, more than 20000 pounds are arranged in a circle to form a clock. in winter, dusk in paris is a leisurely affair. sprawling across the hours

amaka u backa explains. >> reporter: the university of vermont athletic department is calling foul on a controversial north carolina law. >>> we felt like it was pretty stark in terms of its contrast to our values as a department and as a university. >> reporter: the department canceled a women's basketball game against the university of north carolina. >>> our feeling was this law against the transgendered community. >> reporter: the law passed there earlier this year and it restricts transgendered people from using public bathrooms based on their gender identity. uvm athletic director says the decision to cancel the december 28 game came after conversations with university staff and athletes. >>> our student athletes are a sensitive group. they understand our values. they chose to come to university of vermont for a reason and so i about moving the game out-of-state but in the end decided to cancel it. it's a move vermont governor peter shemlin applauded. >>> i want to thank president sullivan and the board at uvm for having the courage to say listen, if we don't all stand up to pol

we had hurricane irene which was a big crisis for vermont and so many parts of the state. people lost homes and a few people lost their lives if lost a lot of wreckage. had it been healthier, maybe we could have reduced the impact. i haven't really studied to death. and then of course we have a lot of other agricultural waste going into lake champlain so there's a lot we can do but it is different because southwest you have the water going towards energy, and then a huge use of energy moving water all around. so, it's different. nevada is the driest state in the country. there is a group, there's a woman scientist with divisions of the scientist and her specialty is fish and with the land drying up, her work wasn't very exciting so she wanted to bring back more fish. she worked with a holistic grazing to build the land and of the streams as the land became restored, beavers returned and as the beavers returned, the water really accelerated the process. so, what they are able to do as they had the melting snow coming down they were able to hold the water and the fish have r

. >>> after the passage of a controversial law, the university of vermont women's basketball team has canceled their game against university of north house bill 2 does not allow transgender people to use bathrooms based on their preferred identity. >> our student athletes are a sensitive group, and they understand our values, and they chose to come to the university of vermont for a reason, and so i think they understood. >> >> shortly after the law went into effect, the governor of vermont imposed a travel ban to north carolina. on how educator are adjusting to social media as news channel 8's meredith censullo is showing us. >> reporter: they track trends and respond to demands including the use of mobile devices. mindful of that and providing important information to our families in ways that they want to get it and in ways they are used to getting it. >> reporter: that means expanding beyond the website, facebook, and twitter to platforms popular with younger audiences. >> i did a focus group recently with a few of our 8th graders, and, you know, i said what are the top social med

she was an aspiring hairstylist who left her equestrian life in vermont and moved to boston. he was an unruly horse who couldn't be tailed. >>> i was very adamant that i wanted nothing to do with this horse. and i just felt like i was treading water, you know? working so hard and getting nowhere. >> reporter: in 2008 laura graves was making ends meet by working at the express store in the but after a few months apart, the 29-year-old knew they had to give their olympic dream one more shot. >>> when you have a horse, another live creature that's also aging, there is a very clear timetable and so i, you know, threw everything i had into pursuing this and making that happen. >>> ditdy had now begin together for 13 years. laura an diddy are competing in world. >>> thanks have changed pretty dramatic loo with me in my life with this horse for the past two and a half years. we basically were just starting our career two years ago when we went to the world games and now i find myself in sometimes a position of leadership going into this olympic year. >>> a leap of faith that's creat

his family in vermont says he died doing what he loves... fighitng fires and being outdoors. "i think his legacy should be for people to strive to be the best they can be that would be what he wants." they also said his legacy will

flu the morning, hit or miss shower in vermont or new hampshire. we will see a good bit of sunshine in massachusetts in the morning hours. head to the the afternoon, that is when we will see pop up thunderstorms in the ma will be hit or miss, and it could be a thunderstorm with heavy rain in one area, two miles down the road, it's sunny. not everyone will get the rain, and not everyone will see the thunderstorms, strong thunderstorms possible as we head toward the south cape. behind this front, there's not colder, it's a lot less humid. tomorrow is setting up to be a nice day. high temperatures most of us upper 80s near 90. tomorrow similar but a lot less humid with more sunshine, sunday is shaping up to be a nice day, probably the better of two weekend days, comfortable temperatures again on monday, gets hot and humid with afternoon storms again. >>> rhode island swimmer, elizabeth is back for the olympic game. she is look being to go out on top, in what will likely be the final olympics. she left london with and bronze medal and is hoping to capt

this is southern vermont, londonderry in vermont, bennington, brattleboro, keene, new hampshire, washington, and then east ward to concord, new hampshire. england region this afternoon and the leading edge of this, it's tracking off this way, so concord, you're about to get some of the rainshowers come on through. you've had light stuff, looks like some more than moderate to heavy rainshower activity will be nearbifullyway in the next couple of minutes. in fact, concord, 5:28 p.m., that's when the core of this is coming on through. we'll see if any of it holds together. it's been weakening as it comes eastward, a few other showers trying to pop up here in the berkshires of massachusetts. watching to see if any of these will develop in to anything more. right now, i don't expect them to me our area tonight. futurecast data shows the storms trying to flare up. it doesn't look like it's happening. computer models guiding us that way, but not been happening. either way, they fizzle as they come eastward, the last coming across southern maine later on. let's take you through the morning. you get

a young entrepreneur living in vermont with limited investing experience. yet, in 2008, he was tapped to start a venture fund. one year later, gv was founded. joining me today on studio 1.0, no manus, gv ceo. thank you so much for being here. bill: thank you for having me. toly: you are hand-picked create the venture capital fund in 2008. you have limited investing experience, no clout in silicon valley. how with those early years like? shared was sitting at a office space, sitting next to a corporate development intern who happened to be the founder of instagram. at the time, we were trying to figure out what we were going to do. i was certainly not picked for my clout or experience. in part, my lack of experience has led us to develop a sort of unique model. emily: the story goes that you were going up and down, knocking on doors, trying to get people to take you seriously. career has been a progression of not being taken seriously in volunteering for jobs that i was not qualified for. saying,irm to firm here's what we are thinking of doing, and some took

they understood. >> shortly after the into effect, the governor of vermont placed a no travel ban to north carolina. >>> hillsborough is making sure the 250 schools are connected and engaged with a social media kneltwork. there's a team responsible for providing information on every media platform possible. >> reporter: jenine graves and and respond to trends including the desire for mobile devices. >> we want to make sure we are providing important information to the families in ways they want to get it and are used to getting it. >> reporter: that means expanding beyond the website, facebook, and twitter to platforms popular with younger audiences. >> i did a focus group recently with a few of our 8th graders, and you know, i said what are the top social media platform that you're on, just tell me, and so snapchat, instagram, and youtube were the top used. >> reporter: in response they just launched an instagram feed, and they are looking at shareable videos and recently the school system experimented with live streaming graduation work. every question gets a response. >> we are co

they chose to come to the university of vermont for a reason. so i think they understood. >> reporter: the school out of state. but in the end, decided to cancel it. it is a move the vermont governor peter shumlin applauded. >> i want to thank president sullivan and the board for having the courage to say, listen, if we don't all stand up to policies that discriminate against people based on their sexual orientation, we are going to lose this battle. >> shumlin imposed a travel ban to north carolina shortly they wanted to act in line with university values. >> they have been very good to work with. i think they understand, you know, the climate right now. related to this law. >> reporter: this is not the first event canceled or moved out of the state. the n.b.a. has already moved the 2017 all-star game from charlotte to new orleans because of the controversial law. >> sarah: still ahead at noon, police in nebraska responding to a bizarre i airport. fast man rapping a truck into a parked plane. aek fighting the spread of the zika virus. medical a

lower 70s through the merrimack valley. 67 in springfield vermont as well. dew points in the 60s so it's a little muggy as you step out and it will stick with us through the first part of the day. and we will start to see drier air working into the region. that's because a cold front morning. so we have a few clouds north and west of the boston especially make it a stray sprinkle near manchester. not a big issue. the clouds are going to thicken up before they thin back out and give way to sunshine this afternoon. the planner goes this way, isolated sprinkles sunrise coming up about an hour from now. sun and clouds a little muggy for midday and 87 degrees and gradually we turn less humid for the second half of the day. ride home looking quiet and warm. temperatures in the mid-80s with we will go through the rest of the week coming up. let's look at track and weather together. >> hi. >> reporter: the monday morning commute is a busy start construction is causing traffic. 495 south in andover construction at exit 39, there's stop and go traffic back to exit 43

new jersey, connecticut and vermont and wisconsin round out the top five in america. setting his own house on fire. y police say he did it. >>> breaking news. 10 more cases of zica virus in florida and a warning about traveling to the sunshine state. >>> we have a return of the son and warmer temperatures coming up. >>> a new hampshire family with a five year old in the backseat and a baby on the way involved in a serious tonight the emergency delivery that followed and why they say they are so incredibly lucky. >>> live from the channel for studios in boston. >>> we are following breaking news. [ sirens ] dramatic video tonight of a police chase through new bedford. cameras rolling because reporters and photographers chase. two chases, one city. >> let's get to lisa hughes. >> reporter: there can be interesting back stories. these police chases happened in new bedford today. news crews are just cover the end of the first case witness this second wild pursuit. the driver in that dark part is riding on the rims with police chasing. police have not said how they chase e

of house bathrooms based on gender identity.university of vermont officials say they don't hold any ill-will toward u-n-c, they just wanted to act in after a rainy, warm and humid morning, yesterday afternoon was sunny, warm with highs in the lower 80s, and low humidity as the dew points dropped behind a cold front. last evening and this morning are beautiful with lows near 60 in milwaukee and mid 50s inland under a clear sky and a light breeze. today is another perfect day with sunshine, low humidity and highs in the 70s...it is a top 10 with scattered t'showers after 2am and lows in the mid 60s. saturday is cloudy and humid with highs near 80, but t'showers are likely on and off throughout the day. the rain tapers off late saturday evening, and overnight will be damp with lows in the mid 60s. sunday will have more sunshine with just an isolated pop up shower with highs near 80. just a few showers on monday and tuesday, otherwise highs are near 80, and lows near 60. light traffic on dry roads incident free several overnight closures reopening in the next 15 to 20 minutes light traf

./// ((patrick walker)) >>> thousands showed in southern vermont to pay their respects for justin beebe who died two weeks ago fighting a was at the memorial service earlier today. ((david clark//westminster, vt 9:10-9:13: "i knew justin beebe from the time he was born."))[duration:0'03"] smiling, helpful, and his love for fishing and the vermont woods - that's how many will remember justin beebe, who passed away tragically at 26 years old. ((david clark : "both my sons had the opportunity to play ball with justin who was a tremendous athlete." 9:55-1:00: "this was a kid who was really well-liked, and certainly deserved it."))[duration:0'13"] a sentiment share by those who came out to remember m his high school, bellows falls union, sported purple ribbon to remember the young firefighter, who was a member of the elite "hotshot" firefighting crew traveling the country putting out forest fires. ((dan poole : "justin was a woodsman..."))[duratio n:0'03"] hotshots from across the country-- traveled to westminster saturday. squad leader dan poole says beebe was a brother to the hotshot crew.

a few showers in southern vermont. just getting into a little piece you see the rain is coming down when you get north of new hampshire. we do expect a couple of showers this evening. there is a second batch farther to the west. this would be our opportunity of a few scattered thunderstorms. whatever happens tonight is quite scattered. during the not be all locations. in the meantime 87 now in boston. it has become mug year. -- mug year -- muggier. jc: commitment 2016. donald trump and hillary clinton on the came all this afternoon. ben: they are both speaking to good afternoon. donald trump used this rally in manchester to try to get out in front of hillary clinton's latest accusation that he's a racist. >> my friend and the next president mr. donald trump. reporter: ben carson took to the stage ready to defend himself against hillary clinton's latest charge. >> a response is reporter: a video was posted showing donald trump receiving the support of white supremacist groups including the kkk. reporter: donald trump di

the patriots, 82 and on saturday, wedging in cloud cover, and into connecticut and western mass and vermont, may have to deal with the cloud cover on saturday and sunday. for us locally, i think stay locally into mostly sunny skies and sunday, increasing wind out of the southeast and more humidity ahead of the next rain chance, really, monday of next week. so dry weather in control and very low rain chances. monday, the best risk for showers and thunderstorms. so the weekend focus, saturday, a high of 87 and bright skies and 80 on the south coast and sunday, more cloud cover and breezier and hear miewmed and issues. here is the accu-weather 7 day and all told just a summer stretch with the next chance of rain on monday and beautiful weather for tuesday and wednesday. david and lisa? >> eric, thank you. >>> abbey d'agostino will not be able to compete but she has been making headlines because of what pp she tripped. he tore her acl in the semifinal. she and the new zealand athlete made headlines because they embraced each other and helped each other through the finish line and because there

new hampshire, vermont, flooding vermont as well. this is where most of the action will remain intact for the next six or eight hours. look down to the south for anything coming into connecticut and southern massachusetts. not finding a whole lot of activity. i think we are going to be pretty much winding things down the next couple hours. there was a severe thunderstorm watch issued here -- this is just coming up here not be able to do that for you. i will have it by the newscast's and. it does include western massachusetts. these shows and storms are going to take their time getting on out of here. we will have them until midnight tonight. then we have the fog. look at this. we have low overcast in boston. lights are on at fenway. we may get a brief shower, but most of the heavy activities the humidity is on the tolerable side, getting uncomfortable though. it will just get worse. 60's and 70's. there is a huge contrast going on and that heat builds back into all of new england for tomorrow. we bring back the humidity into the oppr

traveling west, across western new england, connecticut, vermont, more cloud cover on saturday. and then on sunday we will get breezier out of the southeast. hoar humidity and more cloud cover but our rain will hold off till monday at this time. maybe a chance of a shower on sunday. looking at the next few days, the drought beat goes on. not much opportunity for rainfall. monday is the next chance for soaker. more humidity. dew points rise on sunday and then we will feel it monday. the tropics, a tropical storm 40 miles per hour winds right now, well east of the islands. at this time expected to stay out to sea. we will monitor to see if it makes a pass towards bermuda. your seven-day forecast, warm temperatures are the rule. towards next week, monday is the only chance for showers. tax 10 to 14 days look -- 10 to 14 days look dry. >>> coming up next in sports, the one thing that could stop the red sox winning streak. >> high flyball, center field. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred m

(nats: report hitting table)in a new study awaiting peer review, university of vermont mathematician chris danforth found instagram could reveal or even predict depression."and those markers were visible before they received their diagnosis." looking at 166 volunteers, many of whom identified as having clinical depression, the team used computer models to analyze tens of thousands of posted photos. participants tended to have fewer group shots with lots of friends. and the colors in their posts tended to be more somber."one of the findings from the researchers is about the filters instagram provides. i'll demonstrate here -- i'll take a picture of the city of burlington, put it into instagram -- and it turns out, depressed people would more often use this filter, use this more often people would more often use this filter, called inkwell. it makes photos darker, and black and white. whereas healthier people used this filter more photos lighter and brighter." so you're probably wondering -- what's the point?it's that one day, technology could offer new avenues for early detection of m

a local hero. >> nathan: his mother and father holding onto each other for support at their home in vermont. >> he was about saving houses and saving people's lives and saving property and that is when he was about. and that was he wanted to be remembered for. >> nathan: this comes with a very dangerous risk. in fact not lost on the beebe's remains were escorted to the north las vegas airport. >> it is covered in a hazy smoke from the wildfires and certainly not desperate enough far from us because. befitting a tribute of this fall a firefighter makes his final journey home. >> every day go to work there is you know that you can die and give the ultimate sacrifice and that is exactly what he did. >> nathan: in north las vegas, nathan o'neal, news 3. >> jim: he died fighting the strawberry fire. a it is 90 percent contained this evening. the one lesson a pager and talk about the upcoming us c202. the saturday t-mobile arena. >> jim: conor the last mcgregor >> >> jim: welcome back it has been a classic family favorite for generations. the summer rotor to see our national parks.>> marie: nothi

vermont state police make a heroin bust, finding close to 4. they were found wrapped inside of small boxes. police made the arrests during a traffic stop. the 32-year old driver is charged with heroin trafficking and having ammunition without a list. >> a disturbing discover ray, a group of fats found conditions. officials say they were tipped off about the property whens noticed something wasn't right. >> back at this home in upton. >> as far as the animals, we want to make sure they're safe and helpingthy. healthy. >> reporter: neighbors didn't >> recently, the past year or two, especially this summer, the stink is getting real bad. >> the town's board of health condemned the home. investigators were called in. 9 cats were removed from the property yesterday. two cats found dead. the mspca returned looking for several more. >> we want to make sure that all the cats are out. at that point. the town will do what they need as far as the conditions. >> investigators say there was a similar situation at this home five years ago. >> we worked with

he was in burlington, vermont. reports of emerged of political tumult within bernie sanders' own team. over the weekend, eight key staffers abruptly resigned in a dispute over the group's leadership and legal structure. that was more than half of the staff. well, for more, we're joined now by two guests in washington, d.c. larry cohen is a leader of our best incoming board chair of our revolution. he was a senior advisor to bernie sanders and past president of communications workers of america. he was also the first super-delegate for bernie sanders. and we are joined by claire sandberg was the former digital organizing director for bernie sanders' campaign. on sunday, she resigned as the organizing director for our revolution. larry cohen and claire sandberg, welcome to democracy now! larry, the significance of this new group that has been launched with 2600 parties around the country launching it last night? >> amazing. i was at one of the events in washington, d.c., in a small apartment totally packed with more

we had flooding in western massachusetts, parts of vermont. we had to rebuild bridges that were washed out because of flooding water through vermont. it was a fast storm. it was only a tropical storm. a lot of this is remembered as a breezy, rainy day. on this site is renewed get heavy rain. we saw 5, 7, isolated areas. it was so much worse inland. 1, 2, 3 systems right now. this is invest 99. we are just investigating it. we don't have stipulations going on, but we will keep a close eye is organization. as it moves inland, most of the activity is heading towards the gulf. we need rain up here they don't need it down there. remember the flooding in louisiana. gaston up to a category two hurricane right now. earlier it was just category one. wind up to 100 miles per hour. this will become a major hurricane, but it is located in the middle of the atlantic. models the north atlantic, it will move over to europe. wind driven rain over there. and this is a new one coming up last night. there is a 40% chance it will become a tropical system. compute

so that plane, the 42-year-old pilot was heading from newport rhode island to vermont yesterday. he reported engine problems and had to land right there on that small patch of land. it is in the middle of square miles of water. yesterday we determined that because of the rain that we haven't seen this year, the water is down making that sand bar a possibility. if it had been a typical year, rainier, this might not have happened. this reservoir supplies many parts of eastern massachusetts and planes are not allowed to fly near it let alone park in it like this one. state police say there is no environmental threat to that water supply. the pilot's family says they are that's the latest live in the newsroom, i'm nick emmons, 7news. >>> the d.a. announcing the use of defendly force in the shooting of a terror suspect was justified. the boston police officer and fbi agent shot and killed ussamah rahim last year and investigators say he lunged at them with a knife. >> the cathy's office releasing new details on the investigation. adam williams is here in the newsroom with all of these

it wasn't called vermont in those days, but what became vermont. berkshire county in massachusetts was more radical than boston. they were people who understood what was at stake, and they were ready to fight. that was the frontier in those days. if i had a bunch of a graduate students and i was a day later, as some of my colleagues sometimes are, i would do this. for my graduate students, i let them choose their own subjects. i'm easy. >> any other questions? right over here. >> i'm not hearing you. >> not to oversimplify the revolution, but something you started to allude to before, wasn't this a possibility from the very beginning? it was like they were against a lockable strategy. mole strategy. the british were up against a wacko most read a jew. you hit them in philadelphia, you leave. washington and new york, they left. >> all of that is true. i would say two things to that. the americans were all through this getting tired, ok? yeah, it was whack-a-mole for the british, but it's not as if the americans were as vital, or the militia men, all

and another one is planned in his home state of vermont. historic flooding in louisiana claims the lives of at this morning we're getting a closer look at the devastation left behind... plus what's being done to help the thousands left without homes. plus... it's day 3 of our sos drive... and we need to finish big... see where you can drop off those school supplies today... and maybe even get a hug from maria... that's next. thousand acres and has forced 82-thousand from their homes in southern california. you're looking live at the growing wildfire right now. the red cross has set up shelters for those evacuated. and a major road closure is affecting travel on the i-15 headed to and from las vegas.. because that freeway has been closed. that bluecut fire 0% contained. fire crews have been the clock trying to contain it. a mcdonald's worker in cajon pass busted out their cell phone and recorded this video. this was taken from the resturant.. the video is tinted orange from the smoke.. and the flames can easily be seen from miles away. some

. >> i think the vermont republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. >> reporter: but trump may be one abandon in an interview with "the washington post" he refused to endorse republican heavyweights john mccain and house speaker paul ryan in their primary fight, but the crowd at trump rallies don't mind the fracture. supporters still cheer even when the candidate jokes of take out crying babies. >> don't worry about that baby. i love babies. i hear that baby crying, -- actually, i was kidding. you can get the baby out of hampshire senator kelly ayotte finds herself in the crosshairs of donald trump. she blasted him for the khan family. he questioned whether ayotte should be in office and that new hampshire voter also like him more than the senator. she is seeking reelection and she shot back at trump saying she calls it like she sees it and will always stand up for military families. >>> senator elizabeth warren is echoing president obama's comments of yesterday the senator poke at the somerville theatre on the u.s. economy. waited before the lecture was over before attacking t

a lot of this will track into southern vermont, southwestern new hampshire around this morning. the arrival time in southwestern new hampshire. it is starting out a little stickier than yesterday now. the dew point climbing which means it is going to be very muggy by this afternoon and by the end of the day. as i said today, kind of our transition day. everything changing. we start off with increasing clouds in metro west starting off dry at 8:00. slight risk of a late morning shower and into the afternoon we are watching out for hit or miss-style storms. best chance going to be our high temperatures get into the low and mid-80s. low and mid-80s at the coastline as well. lesser chance of seeing some of those hit or miss storms. the cape is a dry slot through the day and futurecast on standby to walk you through hour by hour. to julie for live drive time traffic. >> julie: nice and quiet. route 1, 93 south moving along fine. pike wide anticipate from 495 to 128 and into the alston-brighton. speed limit ride from braintree split to columbia road. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound f

also problems at the vermont , yankee nuclear power plant are prompting a new federal inspection. the latest incident and how it was fixed. antoinette: a new warning to boaters in new hampshire. the hazard that's being blamed after several boats got stuck. a.j.: it is tough to find any flaws in today's forest chances of rain. doug: and we follow breaking news. police in mississippi make an arrest in the murder of two nuns, one with local ties. 46-year-old rodney earl sanders is now in custody. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now, get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. antoinette: good morning. welcome back. heavy rain leading to some flash flooding in kansas city, missouri. crews needed

they chose to come to university of vermont for a reason. and so i think they understood. >> and you may recall game from charlotte to new orleans because of hb 2. the 2017 game moved from charlotte because of the bathroom law. >>> cbs north carolina is proud to be hosting a blood drive next week. we speck to a local fame who says their son is alive because of donations. take a look. this is 6-month-old camden born with a life threatening blood disorder called hlh. he's needed blood and platelets ever since he was born. >> he has gone through this journey in footing this disease and he needed that support of blood products and platelets to be able to fight and keep going. >> thanks to the blood and platelet donations camden's expected to go home early next week. now, the rock and roll up your sleeve blood drive kicks off on tuesday august 30 from 1 0:00- 7:00. the fun's all happening at crabtree valley . for fayetteville police chief medlock. just a day after announcing plans to retire he was presented with the highest civilian award for pub

it may hold together to some extent but definitely the greatest concentrations of vermont and new hampshire and maine. it still could produce a shower or thunderstorm overnight. that is what you're saying here and by the time you're waking up tomorrow morning most of the -- except for spot shower and we could see the skies start to brighton. the 70's and low 80's and impressively human and will stay that way all night long. the temperature will start to move up tomorrow. i will let you know i would point that humanity will start to drop and how things are looking for the rest of the week. dangerously close call for a woman in lowell. stray bullets flew in to her home and smashing through the wall and missing her by a couple of only victim. we have her story. shaun: lowell police are investigating three separate shootings from over the weekend, hers on monday would make the fourth. >> i heard for five pops. shaun: a string of gunshots flew across lowell and gunshots looked out and i seen a small white vehicle whizzing by. after the shots. >> another random bullet meant through this window as

sticky air morning, already a couple showers stop a lot of us are heading into southern vermont and new hampshire and they seem to be winding down right now, temperatures running in the lower 70's. there you can see 72 in beverly -- we are going to quickly jump up into the 80's despite a fair upper 80's with a westerly wind. in the boston area, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the best window of seeing some showers but across new hampshire there is one midmorning as it works eastward out of the state. by lunchtime just a couple scattered showers popping up, and that is near the greater boston area through 3:00 p.m.. south coast and by 6:00 this evening we are down, trying things out overnight with humidity coming down slowly. kenny chesney, by 4:00 to 6:00 there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms but i wouldn't worry about it. we are down mostly to the 60's overnight with high-pressure nosing in with a little bit of a expected to stay out to sea and it looks like it may make a run toward florida through the next couple days -- it is not expected to develop until later this week. the weeke

he's from vermont-- but was living in montana-- theyll send him home-- a hero. again-- beebe's death is a tragic example of how dangerous fighting these wildfires can be. the procession for beene starts at ten-- and you should expect some road closures-- for more on that-- lets get right over a terrifying experience for shoppers at a t-j maxx in a man with a gun, harrassing customer standoff. chopper 13 was fast and first over the store near durango and elkhorn. police say it started around 1- 30... when a man was harassing a woman in the store. we spoke to a 12-year old girl who says he pointed the gun right at her head. i looked in the back of me and this guy was twirling and jumping, and he pointed the gun at me. and these two other kids behind me we all got scared. the man went outside, and started waving the gun at people, and then robbed the woman he was harassing. witnesses told police there was another person inside with a gun which prompted a brief standoff. after checking the store, officers gave the all-clear. we now have the arrest report... for the

coming in out ahead of a couple of clusters of showers, one out of the albany area towards southern vermont and northwestern massachusetts right now, and then there is a second syracuse. all of this is working in our direction. so late morning and into lunchtime is when it arrives into the boston area. 70s this morning with that fading sunshine. we're holding in the lower 80s this afternoon. but very humid with the showers and the thunderstorms possible. by 10:00 this morning month, the activity still mainly west of you in worcester. and then it spreads in for your lunch hour. plan on some showers across the area. there will be some embedded downpours within this, and if the rain comes down drainage flooding. first batch will shift off early to mid afternoon, and there will be a break in the action but another round may get going later on this afternoon and into this evening, so multiple rounds, multiple opportunities of getting rainfall out there today. fortunately, we're not dealing with it yet, so the commute is not dealing with the wet weather this morning. olessa. >> we're not seeing a

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he's from vermont-- but was him home-- a hero. again-- beebe's death is a tragic example of how dangerous fighting these wildfires can be. the procession for beene starts at ten-- and you should expect some road closures-- for more on that-- lets get right over to yasmeen hassan. time now is x:xx --- while the west is dealing with communities remain underwater in louisiana..as the death toll is rising. the latest on the severe flooding..is next. raging... you can see here... the fire consumes a cross in devore. we're told crews helicopters did work through the night...trying to get an upper hand on this fire. it's already burned more than 80 thousand acres. we coti bluecut wildfire--which has closed i-15 in both directions. some incredible images show the devastation in san bernardino. a professional photographer stood side by side with the firefighters battling the fire. two firefighters wer hurt and had to be hospitalized but they were released. we want to show you one more photo. this one portrays the heartbreak for people livi

there's been a couple of showers across eastern new york into vermont. that's sliding on that instability later on today maybe enough to get a spot shower. as you can see they few and far between. there's a risk or passing shower or sprinkle. especially across worcester county. this area of high pressure electronic enough where most of the moisture remains back across western new england. so as we go into the weekend friday, saturday, and sunday if into vermont. i don't think we will see rainfall worcester east to the city of boston especially along the coastline. good news for the weekend plans. not so good news for the drought. although once we get into sunday and monday there's enough moisture that works in. the showers and storm become more widespread. we watch that. this is mostly sunday evening and sunday night into monday. not much during the day sunday. we may have more clouds into thi clouds breaking for some sunshine. couple of sprinkles passing on by. otherwise just a warm day and mainly dry day. isolated pop up shower chance tends to be furth

also, problems at the vermont yankee nuclear power plant are prompting a new federal inspection. the latest incident and how it was fixed. antoinette: a new warning for boaters. the hazard blamed after several boats got stuck. a.j.: what a day today, antoinette. sunshine, lower humidity. when we'll see our next chance for much-needed rainfall. doug: we're continuing to follow breaking news. police in mississippi make an arrest in the death of two nuns, one with local ties. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how work for everyone?nomy hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperfor

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this morning..friends and family are remembering a vermont firefighter who died while battling wildfires in nevada. -26- year-old justin beebe was a member of the elite "hotshot" fire fighting crew traveling the country putting out forest fires. on saturday, he was killed by a falling tree in "the great basin national park". (bob lockerby/former coach) everybody. i don't think he had an enemy in the world." justin's family released a statement saying.. he devoted his life to woods and people. he loved being outdoors and fighting fires was his calling. 0:00 - 0:03 nats of firefight wildfires continuing burning out of control this morning in northern california. in one community, most of main street is gone with buildings and vehicles destroyed. and this morning...a man is now in custody.. destructive wildfire near san francisco. the so-called "clayton fire" has now burned more than 4-thousand acres. 1-hundred 75 homes and businesses have been burnt to the ground. woman crying: "this is where we all grew up u know. our whole life and now all of our neighbors. look at what they have to come

a cash machine in maine, one in vermont and -- one in massachusetts and vermont. two men from lawrence were arrested. police have warrants out for two other suspects. prosecutors say in one of the robberies the thieves took $175 un,000 from an atm in maine. >>> a employee is accused of he took large number razor blades from the company's world hngzs in southie. he and two other men are charged with selling those blades on ebay. all three were indicted yesterday. >>> a local man charged with setting his own home on fire was apparently laughing when he watched it burn. yesterday timothy bronsan was in court facing arson charges. when fire fighters arrived on the scene of swampscott he was leaning on the used car thing ever. the motive of the fire was made clear in court. bronsan is supposed to move out of the house so his estranged wife is going to move in with two children. he is being held on bail. >>> health insurance companies will be required to cover lyme disease treatments. the state legislature will override the veto of the law. lyme disease is spread by dee

it took weeks, if not months, to get bridges open to parts of vermont. record setting floods in those areas. it ended up being the seventh most costly hurricane in the united states. it wasn't even that big of of a storm. it never got much more th as it moved along the coast, it was category 1 across the carolinas and moved over us as a tropical storm. its path put it to the west. that's a typical path where you would see heavy rain on the left-hand side president wi. the wind on the right-hand side. most of us remember as a breezy rainstorm coming through. if you were in western marks the water came pouring down in buckets. the river level grew dramatically in a few hours. today. three systems to talk about. this we call invest 99. very disorganized. isn't getting its act together. likely won't even become a tropical storm. the moisture is going to be tracking into the gulf of mexico. that's not good news. remember how bad the flooding was in louisiana? they could pick up more rain from this one. the strongest rain is in the atlantic. this is gaston, a

let's meet today's contestants -- a study-abroad program manager from putney, vermont... an attorney from new york, new york... and our returning champion, a rehabilitation specialist from bonita springs, florida... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, folks. hope you're all recovered now from that weekend of celebrating.