so by overnight tonight if the temperatures don t get below zero, the wind chill will make it feel like zeror below in many spots. we should get well below zero in the great north woods. right around zero give or take a couple degrees concord back to the north and west, and a little above that lower mermackri valley and towards the coast. you do notice the cold sector of air is lined up right in the northeast and eastern canada, back to the west right back to average temperatures. so when will those move back in across new hampshire? we ll look at a timeline and much more, in a few minutes. jennifer: right now a man is behind bars aftere say he held a woman against her will in gilford by handcuffing and chaining her to the floor. suzanne roantree has the latest. reporter: it was early smorning when a woman entered the gilford police department saying that she had been held at gunpoint against her will. police say the woman told them that 56-year russell holiday dha threatened
we have a look at damage from a late night house fire on eagle street in denver. boy, not much is left. the entire family did make it out of the house safely. no word yet on a cause. firefighters told us it looks like the fire started in the garage. neighbors say they heard some explosions right before they saw the flames. we do have some sad news to report this morning. actor alan rick man has died. he is phone for films including harry potter, die-hard, truly madly deeply, and robin hood prince of thieves. one of my favorites is love actually. he is one of the best loved britt i can actors. he died in london. his family said he was suffering from cancer. he was 69 years old. all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to 9news. i am corey rose with gary shapiro. amelia in the traffic center with a look at the commute. marty is in the nine backyard. that s gonna be this morning to maybe lunchtime and then we re gonna drop off after that. clear conditions around here. nice
amy: as the republicans engage in another primary debate, this one in south carolina, we will go to columbia, south carolina, does it with tom turnipseed, who is a national director of segregationist alabama governor george wallace s 1968 presidential campaign, but has since become a civil rights attorney and social justice activist. we ll also speak with nation magazine publisher katrina vanden heuvel, not only about the republican bait debate, but also for only the third time in its 150-year history, the nation magazine has endorsed a candidate in the democratic primary. then to the water crisis in flint, michigan. it is an emergency. the cdc and the pediatrics say levelis no safe of lead. it is an emergency. amy: protesters fill the state capitol in lansing, calling on governor rick snyder to resign over the flint water contamination crisis. we will get the latest from the doctor who helped expose the lead poisoning, mona hanna-attisha, as snyder has asked president ob
i m lori stokes. i m ken rosato. halfway there. september the 2nd. amy freeze is in for bill with the forecast. good morning, hello. yesterday officially making it a heat wave. records for this date, 102 in 1953. we are well above that. sunset 7:27. low 60s for kingston, poughkeepsie, monticello and down to middletown where it s 61. get closer in, new city 67. 75 in central park and the same at belmar, 68 degrees. early on you could see patchy fog or haze making the skies filtered high of 90 degrees. extreme heat tomorrow. the hottest day of the stretch is ahead of us. that s the latest on weather. let s get traffic with heather. good morning, amy. welcome. we will check out the empties times. we have the hudson bergen light- rail with delays at hoboken terminal. new jersey transit on or close to schedule. subway status, j trains switching problems at. fk. two trains have switching problems at grand concourse, expect delays. near merrick boulevard we have an overturne
rebels agree to a ceasefire to end fighting. the u.s. is worried the fragile peace deal could fall apart a labour stand-off. west coast shipping ports shut for five days how it could impact all americans and cost the u.s. economy billions i m antonio mora and this is al jazeera america. we begin with breaking news from egypt. mohamed fadel fahmy, our colleague was released from prison on bail. he was held for 412 days along with baher mohamed, also expected to be released within hours. the two journalists were granted bail by an egyptian judge. they were being retried on charges that they aided the muslim brotherhood. neave barker reports on their day in court. reporter: this could be the beginning of the end for an ordeal that lasted more than 400 days. mohamed fadel fahmy, and baher mohamed were granted bail at the start of a retrial. it s a huge relief for their families. i m going immediately to tell the kids that their father is going home and life will be beauti