police continue to search for the black car and the driver. the suspect attempted to lure several children into his car. we ll tell you where the incidents happened and what we are learning about the case. jersey shore perhaps for possible rougher surf and beach erosion as jose moves closer to the area. chris sowers is tracking jose, please tell us the storm is not going to hit us. reporter: the bulk of the storm will stay out to sea. we could have minor impact and rough surf, but we think it will stay off the coastline. 5:00 a.m., hurricane center maximum winds of 80 miles per hour. we have bright red wrap around the center of circulation. we have a nice outflow, you can see how the clouds are expanding from the center of circulation. it s getting better organized and developing better now. it will intensify as it moves over the warm waters of the gulfstream over the neck 24 to 36 hours. it will head north during the course of the weekend. it will be off cape hatteras by
next february on c-span. join us to hear more stories on people who sparked groundbreaking cases and justices and lawyers who were key to the supreme court review. all persons having business before the honorable, the supreme court of the united states, fiv an ear the their attention. landmark cases, c-span special series in cooperation with the center. exploring human stories behind 12 supreme court decisions. number 759, petitioner versus arizona. we hear arguments number 18, roe against wade. many times the courts took the ones that were quite unpopular. let s go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people who helped stick together because they believed in a rule of law. good evening and welcome to landmark cases. we re about two-thirds of the way through our cases look at supreme court decisions. tonight the 1954 case of school segregation brown v. board of education. a
satellite radar picture, we will have a lot of trans someone comes up. 61, 73 at noon. low to mid 70s this afternoon warm weather s like that. kissimmee, st cloud, 75. 74, melbourne. 74 bellevue and ocala. tracking a front moving in tonight. 5:31 am. there is a big traffic warning for commuters in orange county. janai norman is out monitoring the doors around constructions. closed 1792 s. between maitland and winter park. we got a call from people who oncoming traffic. reporter: that may be why when we got here one hour and a half ago there was a police cruiser helping to guide traffic to turn left onto park avenue. that s pushing cars into a once the road close signs and orange cones are taken away 6 am monday morning, there will be back up friday for a second week in a row. crews and started to remove concrete slabs and replace the roadway with asphalt along 1792. drivers who normally take the road from park avenue to monroe avenue will have to find another way. we to
i think the original story uncovered a lot of more deeper stories. this kid shot by a police officer, the unarmed kid shot by a police officer, now of thee the response police towards the citizens that pays their salary. now have you the response the police towards media members that cover the stories. you have uncovered the racial wounds that st. louis has so this story uncovered so many more stories beyond what happened to mike brown. other stuff to deal with, because of mike brown. you think i ve done this before, i ve mentioned this before. drivese media sometimes the protest. they might be not doing anything, but the tv camera people start going crazy. do you think the media ferguson?d to that in anybody. thomasink the night that the tank engine showed up in the sell something and a local well-known homeless minister showed up to raise money, and i m not sure the t shirt that were being sold, yeah, absolutely. they were a lot of people trying to manipulate the media. w
james foley one week ago, this as multiple reports say three more americans remain in enemy hands. senior international correspondent nick paton walsh begins our coverage this morning. so many developments to talk about. good morning. reporter: john, that key decision in washington, do they take the fight against isis to syria as well as iraq weighing down on barack obama now. but there has been a rare piece of positive news because one of the rivals to isis also linked to al qaeda, also considered a terrorist group were holding this american hostage, peter thee or curtis for close to two years. press shew it seems, negotiations with the u.s. government and qatari authorities did lead yesterday to his eventual release. after a week of horror, finally some good news, an american held hostage in syria by islamist rebels for nearly two years is free. 45-year-old peter theo curtis, a freelance author and journalist released sunday after being held by a syrian rebel group with t