the region with dewpoints above the 70-degree mark and that is the threshold for oppressive air. so especially as the sun starts to break through the clouds a little bit later, it is going to feel very oppressive and it s one of those days where you want to plan a lot of shady breaks maybe some ac breaks and keep those cool drinks handy especially if you have to work or play outside. 78 degrees by 8 o clock, 89 is your high at 3 o clock and there is the chance of some additional showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. they ll be spotty but they could produce drenching downpours. matt pelman when does this humid pattern gender i ll have answers in the accuweather 7-day. soon would be fine with most of us i think. good morning david. you ll get to work pretty soon this morning. it s not taking an awfully long time, at least not on the schuylkill expressway right now. but of course delays will form over the next half hour or so. this is the schuylkill right at the vine stree
stephanopoulos begins now. love him or not, donald trump dominating the race for president right now, drawing a record-hattering amount of viewers to this week s gop debate. calling trump out for his latest attack on megyn kelly. those predictions have been proven wrong before. donald trump standing by live to take on his critics after this report from jon karl. reporter: has trump finally gone too far? this latest, this insult directed at fox news host megyn kelly. you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. reporter: if the conservative group red state there was enough to boot the candidate. i don t want my daughter in the room with donald trump. reporter: from jeb bush. come on, give me break. i mean, do we want to win? mr. trump ought to apologize. reporter: trump later tweeted he meant to say nose. it s an hour no be uninvited. . with trump at war with both fox news and a prominent consecutive groups, one of the big questions, is he really a rep
an african-american decision that was made with regard there was only 59% of the vote came out of there. the entire election was only 27% of the vote. so the northwest, which was african-american mainly, won that election. all right, nelson, you re back with us on inside story, and welcome back. thank you for having me back. well, it was our pleasure. the papal visit let s talk about that. it s gonna semi-paralyze center city philadelphia and beyond. mayor nutter announced two traffic boxes that will only allow outgoing traffic the day before pope francis arrives on september 26th, plus they re closing the vine street expressway and parts of the schuylkill expressway and route 1 and the ben franklin bridge. does anyone here at this table believe that this is way too far? i do. you know, this is being imposed by the secret service on the city, and i understand concerns this is one of the most famous, beloved, but also controversial figures in the world. we do
democrats? everyone knows they don t like trump. are they offering an agenda for all of you? we re not going to stand idly by and shrug our shoulders when america is suffering. chuck schumer says he has answers. what went wrong? what democrats need to get right? and the reporter whose interview are president trump rocked washington this week. maggie haberman joins our roundtable. everything you need to know. we ll break down the politics. we ll smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. good morning. six months ago this week, president trump took the oath of office vowing to make america great again. he promised a border wall paid for by mexico. the end of obamacare. tax cuts for everyone. s approva lowest of any president ever at this point. though trump has kept a strong hold on his core voters. he can take comfort in a strong economy, with low unemployment. the stock market at record highs. one big promise the president surely has made good on, the prom
the death penalty in the case. weintraub insists without the confession, that last buried victim would never be found. now, robert dunham, a death penalty opponent, was quoted in the new york times. i want to read this real quick. he said, it s clearly arbitrary that a quadruple murderer is spared capital prosecution because he was successfully able to hide the victim s body, and the death penalty gets pursued against an accomplice in a robbery gone bad. basically dunham, who was a death penalty opponent, who s saying if you can hide the evidence, you re better off than someone who s not able to do something like that. so, ed, would you have done a deal? i would have, for this reason. it s not just the closure that s very important for the victims, and i use that in a very broad sense here. it s the families, as well. finding that body was important, but the other thing and this is where that quote you just read [clears throat] i m going to question the sincerity of the