it will impact the windward islands in just a few hours. we're looking at it 110 miles south southeast of barbados. winds at 120mph, and it's moving west at 20mph. so we do have tropical alerts across the windward islands, throughout portions of hispaniola as well. a tropical storm watch there. we do expect it to make its westward track as we go throughout the next couple of days. again strengthening once again later on today to a category four storm, then back down to a category three storm. we're going to see it pass to the south of hispaniola. also, cuba by wednesday at 7:00. category two storm saying that on thursday. and then it's going to cross over the yucatan peninsula and then will weaken into a tropical storm. but this is a history making storm. now back on land, we're talking about travel today for the july 4th forecast. hopefully you can get out. we are looking at some showers and portions of the plains, also the northern rockies. so denver you could be slowed down there. we're looking at afternoon storms causing some delays acr

it will impact the windward islands in just a few hours. we're looking at it 110 miles south southeast of barbados. winds at 120mph, and it's moving west at 20mph. so we do have tropical alerts across the windward islands, throughout portions of hispaniola, as well. a tropical storm watch there. we do expect it to make its westward track as we go throughout the next couple of days, again strengthening once again later on today to a category four storm, then back down to a category three storm. we're going to see it pass to the south of hispaniola, also cuba by wednesday at 7:00. category two storm saying that on thursday. and then it's going to cross over the yucatan peninsula and then will weaken into a tropical storm. but this is a history making storm. now back on land, we're talking about travel today for the july 4th forecast. hopefully you can get out. we are looking at some showers and portions of the plains. also the northern rockies. so denver you could be slowed down there. we're looking at afternoon storms causing some delays acr

it will impact the windward islands in just a few hours with life threatening winds, life threatening storm surge. really heavy rainfall that's going to lead to flash flooding, mudslides, landslides. so something to watch over the next 24 hours. right now, a category three storm with winds at 120mph. the location is 110 miles south southeast of barbados. it's moving quickly right now, west at 20mph. we do expect it to continue on that westward track. we tropical alerts extending across the windward islands, also through hispaniola, because we expect it to move south of puerto rico, cuba and also hispaniola. so as we go throughout time here, we expect it to restrengthen to a category four storm. yesterday, it was a category four storm winds at 140mph. that would be later on today. then still a major hurricane as it passes south of haiti. category two by wednesday at 7 p.m. and then we'll see it weaken as it moves over the yucatan peninsula, eventually into a tropical storm as it moves into mexico. that is the tropics. back on land here we are looking at a travel forecast. big week for

so we will see life threatening storm surge, life threatening winds to the windward islands in just a few hours. really heavy rainfall anywhere from 3 to 6in, even up to ten inches in some spots. we could see some landslides, some mudslides, also some flash flooding. this will move. a burro will move off to the west as we go throughout the next couple of days, and we're going to see that category three storm become a category four storm. we're looking at tropical alerts, tropical storm watches, tropical storm warnings, hurricane watches, also hurricane warnings across the windward islands. it's going to move south of haiti, south of cuba, south of hispaniola. over the next couple of days. and again, we're going to see it strengthened to a category four storm later on today. then weakened to a category three storm, but still a major hurricane, a category two storm by 7 p.m. and then by thursday, we're looking at a category two storm. it will make its way over the yucatan peninsula and weaken to a tropical storm before it enters the eastern coast of mexico. back on land, we're looking a

beryl will bring wind and nine feet of storm surge to the w windward island and could develop into are with the fox weather forecast. this looks like a big one. >> adam: tropics have gotten active quickly. we are just beginning to see that across this region. these systems are across the tropics and we have tropical storm chris off coast of mexico and another system with chance of development in the next week, this is time of year getting a ton of activity. was a category four. it is a small storm, a powerful storm, small as far as diamtergoes. hurricane-force woinds 30 miles out. we are still 100 miles outs, some areas seeing wind pick up. 54 miles per hour. 100 miles out from the windward islands, that is five hours from making landfall. you see hurricane warnings and will be back over caribbean and it will run for a while as it makes that move it slows down as far as wind speeds go. a path taking this toward the yucatan. wind 100 miles per hour, that is powerful and will fall apart as it makes that move. i told you about tropical storm chris. this is running up on coast of mexico

i mean, just seeing some of these images from the windward islands yesterday, boats rocked in barbados, wind damage just all over the place, even storm surge, flooding, rushing into these islands as that ocean just came in with those incredibly intense winds the satellite image this morning, it almost gives you chills. i mean, look at that. i just how perfectly circular and huge it is still an incredibly strong category five hurricane, at least thankfully right now, exiting some of these windward islands and then getting into the open caribbean sea there. it's got 165 mile per hour winds but a strong category five storm sitting about 700 miles away from jamaica and headed that way as we go through the nectar day or so, it rapidly intensified again yesterday, it did over the weekend and went from tropical storm two major hurricane in just a couple of out 24, 48 hours. and then yesterday, it rapidly intensified again from 120 miles per hour, category three storm to this immense 165 mile per hour category five storm. and it keeps rapidly intensifying because these ocean waters are incredi

islands, and is being fueled by record warm waters. hurricane barrels barely its way through the caribbean. what's taught to it as a tropical depression became an unstoppable force in less than 2 days. with winds up to 240 kilometers to all of these set to live images, show the hurricane as it was rapidly intensified. it's all right in the middle come area, surrounded by the so called i will, and ring of devastating thunder stops you are in the i do not go out in the eyes and not safe. the storm is moving very quickly in the backside of the i will, will move in on over you very, very fast. and you do not want to be outside in those conditions. here in barbados, the hurricane left a trail of devastation. the damage is right now. i real hard rocker and because this has a lot of work, this is more than a week to work near of the house. and also i'm not on the outside or on the inside of the shop or there's lots of sign in the shop. you're going to bring everything for news of shaw, i'm square all the sun, all dental walks, you know, barrow is expected to grow even stronger as it moved through

it's called flooding and storm searches in barbados and the windward island, columbia. and please say they have arrested larry alvarez, one of the leaders of a transnational gang over as is wanted in chile and venezuela for charges including terrorism, weapons, trafficking, extortion, and kidnapping police. alvarez escaped from prison in 2015 and evaded authorities for years by using uptake by d. u. as political chief has said, the taliban cannot be part of the international community until they do more for women and girls in afghanistan. rosemary decarlo delivered that message following a un led meeting on of galveston held in the guitar, a capital de ha television leaders were invited to attend for the 1st time since their return to power. in 2021. government they formed has cracked out on women's freedoms, leading to a situation that human rights groups have described as gender a party. that there was a day in the spring of 2022. when older ask in girls and young women felt the rush of the 1st day of classes, greeting their friends, laughing and thinking about the fu

east of the islands that make up of the lesser antilles in the windward islands it's usually relatively cool, you have dust in the air, dry air this time of year. hurricanes don't really thrive in that environment. however, this season is not like any other that we have seen. there is record warm water temperatures throughout the north atlantic ocean that includes the caribbean and their is a lightning event that's developing in the tropical pacific which further enhances the chances for an above normal -- and hurricane beryl really drove home in the number of records in broke and the type of records that it broke reaching category five. it's the strongest storm we've ever seen in july and no matter where you look in the atlantic since the start of the satellite era in 1966. it's an exceptional storm in its own right and it is a warning that when conditions are right in the atlantic this season, really exceptional events and really dangerous events can be the result. >> can you tell us a little bit more about the relationship between climate change and extreme weather events? >> yeah, s

islands. the storm close schools, businesses, and airports across the islands of granada, barbados, and st. lucia is beryl rapidly intensified officials urged residents to seek shelter immediately. you have to be off the road. you must be off the road the instructions did the police to enforce this you have to take care of yourself. you have to look out for your neighbors and your friends and your family families. the hurricane knocked out power in about 95% of grenada and barbados, over 400 people were evacuated and housed in hurricane shelters. >> the nation's chief shelter warden said, some people only had hours to prepare and leinz formed at gas stations and grocery stores. >> i take i am about to appear but i'm just getting a few more me terms but in terms of the house preparation and things like that, i have my water bottle water, and collected water i have my extra foodstuff my batteries, my battery. late son has so on, so i'm not prepared the national hurricane center warned life-threa

and tourists are bracing for whatever beryl brings. >> reporter: it is sheer destruction across the windward islands, in grenada hurricane beryl slammed into the country monday packing heavy rain and 150-mile-per-hour winds. 95% of the small island of carriacou now unrecognizable. >> the situation is grim. there is no power. there's almost complete destruction of homes and buildings on the island. >> reporter: beryl made landfall as a category-four storm, leaving a trail of destruction in st. vincent and the grenadines, ripping homes to shreds. >> hurricane beryl has left in its wake immense destruction. >> reporter: beryl intensified into a monster category-five hurricane. there's never been a storm this strong, this early in the season. unusually warm ocean water in the mid to upper 80s is fueling this massive storm. now taking aim to close to three million people in jamaica and the cayman islands. residents on grand cayman waited in lines as long as three hours stocking up on groceries. and a similar scene in montego bay, jamaica, where people are snapping up water and other essentials, p

this morning it's expected to make landfall in the windward islands on its path to jamaica. hurricane warnings are in effect for several islands. it's a category-three storm but is expected to restrengthen to a cat four this morning. it is the earliest category-four atlantic hurricane on record. >>> there's growing outrage in a small city in upstate new york following the police shooting and death of a 13-year-old boy. the teen moved to the united states with his family as refugees from myanmar, hoping for a better life. now they're struggling to comprehend his death. cbs' michael george is in utica where police released body cam footage of that deadly encounter. >> reporter: utica police say they stopped this 13-year-old and another teen friday night because they matched the description of robbery suspects. >> make sure you don't got any weapons on you. >> reporter: the teen runs. police say he pointed what looked like a gun at officers. >> gun! gun! gun! >> reporter: it was later confirmed to be this pellet gun. police say designed to look like a glock with a detachable ma

islands. here's courtney fisher from our sister station in houston. >> the island of matagorda is about 80 miles southwest of houston. in the last hour or so, the winds have really picked up. we have seen the waves become choppier, but people around here are used to this and a lot of them are staying put. in the final hours before beryl hits. >> i've got one more. so i got the last door. >> thomas davis boards up the last few windows, one of the last on his street to leave. >> i would stay if we didn't have the two girls. i would definitely stay. >> staying is the norm for a lot of folks in matagorda. >> we've ridden them out here like floyd and marguerite ceruti. we're planning on staying here. >> we're planning on watching the astros win and then welcoming beryl in calm, unbothered. >> even as the skies turn dark. because in this laid back beach town dotted with fishing camps, fewer than 500 people, you get used to the hurricanes and tropical storms. >> we got these hurricane screens that th

a hurricane warning is in effect for barbados and much of the windward islands.ple on those islands are being told to brace for up to six inches of rain. a real early start to a hurricane season. yeah, and storm surge. there could be several feet too. so that is a big concern. wind speeds too. we'll give you the latest on the tropics before we talk about some desert. like heat setting up for the bay area here. now the latest on hurricane barbara. right now it has weakened just very slightly back down to category three. likely with an eyewall replacement cycle happening right now as we do expect the storm to re-intensify as we head towards tomorrow morning, continuing the same path off to the west northwest. they're back to category four, traveling south of the dominican republic, and then by the middle part of the week, we could see those hurricane force winds reaching jamaica as we head into tuesday, late into wednesday. and there you see the storm there, and you can see the wind field associated with it by wednesday as it continues to track westward through the

now finally, exiting some of those windward islands saturday, just devastated yesterday, continues to look like a healthy, strong storm. >> you have that huge, crystal clear. i that's perfectly symmetrical signs of monster category five hurricane when 165 mile per hour for wins, it's still sitting about six to 700 miles east of jamaica, and it's been able to rapidly intensify multiple times because these ocean temperatures are in the middle and upper 80s, acting like late august, early september. that's why we're in the early july and we're acting like its peak hurricane season as arrow continues to work its way east and will run into some dust which can eat away at some of that intensity as we go into the day today. but it's still going to remain a major hurricane as it heads towards jamaica, you've got hurricane warnings in effect where hurricane-force conditions will start as we go into wednesday looking at storm surge up to three to five feet, you've got watches in effect for the cayman islands and then eventually it will get towards mexico as we get towards the end of the week, w

the category 4 storm packing winds of 150 miles per hour dumped heavy rain throughout the windward islands in the barbados area blowing roofs off homes. >> the state of emergency remains in place it. is for your own safety. >> i have my bottled water and collected water. i have my extra food stuff, my batteries. >> it's still unclear if beryl will pose a threat to the u.s. after it moves on to other parts of the caribbean and mexico over the next few days. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, the palm and the pine, why caltrans is removing a pair of historic trees once thought to be the center of california. >>> straight ahead in sports, which bay area athlete looks strangest in another uniform? >>> and nuptials for the >>> it's the top story of the day, paul, the heat. it's coming. it was warm today, but it's going to get worse. >> the real peak will be tomorrow and wednesday. this will last all the way through the holiday weekend. that's a bad combination with fourth of july and hot weather and high fire danger, but nothing we can do about it except be prepared. here it comes. the heat dome is

islands. here's courtney fisher from our sister station in houston. >> the island of matagorda is about 80 miles southwest of houston in the last hour or so, the winds have really picked up. we have seen the waves become choppier, but people around here are used to this, and a lot of them are staying put in the final hours before beryl hits. >> i've got one more, so i got the last door. >> thomas davis boards up the last few windows, one of the last on his street to leave. >> i would stay if we didn't have the two girls. i would definitely stay. >> staying is the norm for a lot of folks in matagorda. >> we've ridden them out here like floyd and marguerite ceruti. we're planning on staying here. >> we're planning on watching the astros win and then welcoming beryl in calm, unbothered. >> even as the skies turn dark. because in this laid back beach town dotted with fishing camps, fewer than 500 people, you get used to the hurricanes and tropical storms. >> we got these hurricane screens that tha

al barrow continues to barrel its way toward the windward islands near grenada.we work our way throughout the morning time frame, then reemerging out over the open caribbean waters. there can be some lessening of the wind speed as we go through time heading into wednesday and thursday, but the impacts here will continue. in fact, looking at an extreme risk to lives and property from grenada. grenada. on off to the north for accuweather i'm justin povich for abc news crime on the rise at the cemetery. what thieves are targeting. >> also ahead, a 13 year-old is shot and killed by police. what investigators say he was carrying and what's happening to the officers involved. >> and later, simone biles back on top. what she said after her dominating across the country this week on good morning america. >> good morning america, good morning america. >> we're back now with criminals targeting cemeteries. this time four suspects are in custody for stealing 2,000 pounds of bronze statues from crucifixes from graves in spain. they're being melted down and sold on the black

i mean, we've got the hurricane warnings in effect for these windward islands. we can still get back up to category for intensity. like i mentioned, the storms and just in the middle of changing a little bit so that intensity could peak again, it made teens category to strength as it swipes through jamaica later in the week, we're talking about impacts to parts of mexico. casey. >> all right. elisa rafah for us morning, lisa, thank you very much. are coming up next. today's the day the supreme court ready to head down its hand down its ruling on donald trump's claim of absolute presidential immunity, plus president biden charting his next move. as his party deals with the fallout from last week's debate debacle july 4th. >> cnn concert event. we performed by keith urban chanettee, the wrexham, the killers in many more for it in america, thursday july 4 at seven eastern on cnn every night at the same pain. after dinner, you start soaking, scrubbing, scraping your stove top well, now you can wake up to a clean dream kitchen every day with stole guard the slide on

. >> reporter: it is sheer destruction across the windward islands.grenada, hurricane beryl slammed into the country monday packing heavy rain and 150-mile-per-hour winds. 95% of the small island of caricou now unrecognizable. >> this situation is grim. there is no power. there is almost complete destruction of homes and buildings on the island. >> reporter: beryl made landfall as a category 4 storm leaving a trail of destruction and st. vincent and the grenadines ripping homes to shreds. >> as we see this week, immense destruction. >> reporter: overnight, beryl intensified into a monster category 5 hurricane. there's never been a storm this strong, this early in the season. unusually warm ocean water in the mid-upper 80s is fueling this massive storm. now taking aim to close to 3 million people in jamaica and the cayman islands. residents on grand cayman waited in lines as long as three hours stocking up on groceries. and a similar scene in montego bay, jamaica, where people are snapping up water and other essentials preparing for beryl's wrath which

islands to begin early monday morning.that killed at least 18 people, and hurts dozens of others. nigerian authorites says four suicide bombers targeted a wedding ceremony, a hospital, and a security post in gwoza, in the state of borno which has been at the heart ofjihadist attacks that have killed 40,000 people and displaced 2 million since 2009. no group has claimed responsibility. south korea's military says north korea fired two ballistic missiles eastward. it follows north korea's criticism of a joint military exercise by south korea, japan and the united states held last month. and before we go: the streets of new york became a sea of rainbows, sequins and glitter, as tens of thousands marched through the city to celebrate pride. it's the largest event of its kind in the united states. it commemorates the 1969 stonewall uprising, the catalyst for the modern lgbtq rights movement. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. thanks forjoining me. july, statistically, is our warmest month of the summer, but thisjuly, at leas

. >> reporter: it is sheer destruction across the windward islands.ada, hurricane beryl slammed into the country monday packing heavy rain and 150-mile-per-hour winds. 95% of the small island of carriacou now unrecognizable. speak of the situation grim. there is no power in almost complete destruction of homes and buildings on the island. >> reporter: hurricane beryl made landfall as a category for storm leaving a trail of tragedy and st. vincent and ripping homes to stretch. >> hurricane beryl has lifted its way with immense destruction. >> reporter: overnight hurricane beryl went to a category five hurricane. there's never been a storm that strong this early in the season. unusually warm ocean water in the mid-upper 80s is fueling this massive storm. now taking aim to close to 3 million people in jamaica and the cayman islands. residents on grand cayman waited in lines as long as three hours stocking up on groceries. and a similar scene in montego bay, jamaica, where people are snapping up water and other essentials, preparing for hurricane beryl's

islands as it did, is pretty much unprecedented at this time of year — but a very powerful storm.n the hazards that this storm is bringing now — the rain, the wind, the storm surge flooding — that it will bring to notjust jamaica but also downstream to the cayman islands, eventually the yucatan peninsula in mexico and into the gulf of mexico as we go later into the week and into the weekend. we have been following the storm and obviously you have as well, just watching how quickly it ramped up. can you tell us more about the storm itself and how and why this hurricane intensified so quickly? hurricane �*s get their fuel from warm ocean waters and ocean waters across the tropical atlantic and into the caribbean are well above normal temperatures and they have been very warm now going back into last year, to happen three celsius above normal and that allows storms to — you will get more energy out of the ocean and strengthen more rapidly. the other factor that plays conditions in the atmosphere. they have to be very favourable, just right for a storm to reach that kind of level of i

islands as it did, is pretty much unprecedented at this time of year — but a very powerful storm.n the hazards that this storm is bringing now — the rain, the wind, the storm surge flooding — that it will bring to notjust jamaica but also downstream to the cayman islands, eventually the yucatan peninsula in mexico and into the gulf of mexico as we go later into the week and into the weekend. the hungarian prime minister, viktor orban, spoke with president zelensky on his first visit to ukraine since the russian invasion. mr orban urged ukraine to consider a ceasefire to speed up an end to the war with russia. previously, he's criticized western military support of ukraine, and is seen as the closest eu leader to russia's president vladimir putin. but mr orban said tuesday he supports mr zelensky�*s vision for peace. our security correspondent gordon corera was in the room for the two leaders�* statements. you got a sense even if it wasn't very public these were not two leaders aligned on issues full. but because of hungary �*s role as the rotating president of the eu at the moment

islands to begin early monday morning.ic hurricane season that began 1june. authorities in northeastern nigeria are blaming boko haram militants for a series of blasts that killed at least 18 people. suicide bombers targeted a wedding ceremony and a hospital in borno state on saturday. there has been no official claim of responsibility, but the state's commissioner for internal security told the bbc that boko haram had sought to sabotage government efforts to resettle people in the town where the attacks were launched. borno has been at the heart ofjihadist attacks that have killed 40,000 people and displaced 2 million since 2009. south korea's military says north korea fired two ballistic missiles eastward. it follows north korea's criticism of a joint military exercise by south korea, japan and the united states held last month. officials from the taliban in afghanistan arrived in qatar on sunday for un—led talks. they're aimed at starting dialogue between the taliban and the international community. but rights groups ha

so now we're watching it with max winds of 130 miles per hour, making its way toward the windward islandsby the end of the upcoming week, it does have its eyes set on the yucatan. currently, no threat of u.s. landfall. we are looking at travel conditions this week with dry conditions out west, storms in the midwest, showers in the south, but beautiful up toward the northeast. meantime, the storms will start to develop in the ohio valley as we head toward wednesday. for the july 4th holiday, hot, especially in the south, and the midwest will continue to see triple-digit heat. for the upcoming weekend, we have dry conditions out west. stormy, though, in the east. jericka. >> andrew kozak, thank you. >>> as andrew just mentioned, americans this weekend are clearly on the go. aaa reports that nearly 72 million people are expected to be on the move this holiday weekend. cbs's adam yamaguchi is at l.a.x. with more on some record-setting travel numbers there. adam. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. so things are relatively quiet right now, but nearly a million people are expected here at l.a.x

beryl barreling toward the windward islands. before continuing through the caribbean. this is just the second named storm of the season. with water temps closer to september's averages, no surprise we're off to a hot start with several more areas to watch in the atlantic basin. rachel. >> rachel: storms in the northeast, the heat in the south, thank you. >>> we turn to the news just coming in. the department of justice is set to offer boeing a plea deal, allowing it to plead guilty and avoid a trial over allegations it misled the faa during its evaluation of the boeing 737 max. the 737 max was involved in two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019. families of the 346 victims have been pushing the doj to take boeing to trial and impose hefty fines. attorneys representing those families say they oppose the deal. both boeing and the doj have declined to comment to abc news. >> rachel: next, the new york attorney general is launching an investigation into the fatal police shooting of a 13-year-old boy in utica. body camera video of the incident was released over night. this weeke

islands to begin early monday morning.ard. it follows north korea's criticism of a joint military exercise by south korea, japan and the united states held last month. the top education official in the us state of oklahoma has ordered that public schools teach the bible to students aged around 11 to 18. backers say the bible is a "necessary historical document." but opponents say mandatory lessons would violate the us constitution. it's part of a broader conservative movement to include christian values in public schools. just last week, the state of louisiana was sued over a law requiring the ten commandments be displayed in public classrooms. for more, i've been speaking with richard schragger, a professor of law at the university of virginia. professor, great to get your thoughts on this. i want to start with the latest development, this mandate in oklahoma which would teach the bible in public schools. officials there say this would be taught as an historical document. do think that holds any water when it comes to the

we're expecting multiple life—threatening hazards with beryl as it moves through the windward islandsa major hurricane moving through the area, especially between saint vincent and grenada, including the grenadines. this part of the world is well—used to storms, but this is the strongest on record forjune. in saint vincent and the grenadines, people have been ordered to stay at home and have been told to prepare for the worst. i want everybody in saint vincent and the grenadines to take this matter very seriously. there are some persons who are hoping for the best, but we all have to prepare for the worst. for now, the sea is calm, but people here know that won't last, with hurricane beryl expected to hit these islands later today. thomas magill, bbc news. let's return to the french elections. president macron is joining together with political opponents of france's hard right to try to block them from securing a parliamentary majority in elections next weekend. let's speak to nabila ramdani, a french algerian journalist and the author of fixing france: how to repair a broken republic

islands.lammed into the country monday, packing heavy rain and 150-mile-per-hour winds. 95% of the small island of keir akkuyu now unrecognizable. >> the situation is grim. there is no power. there's almost complete destruction of homes and buildings on the island. >> reporter: beryl made landfall as a category 4 storm, leaving a trail of destruction in st. vincent and the grenadines, ripping homes to shreds. >> hurricane beryl has left in its wake immense destruction. >> reporter: beryl intensified into a monster category 5 hurricane. there's never been a storm this strong this early in the season. unusually warm ocean water in the mid to upper 80s is fueling this massive storm, now taking aim to close to 3 million people in jamaica and the cayman islands. residents on grand cayman waited in lines as long as three hours, stocking up on groceries. and a similar scene in montego bay, jamaica, where people are snapping up water and other essentials, preparing for beryl's wrath, which could be ca

and now is about to flex 130 mile an hour sustained winds on the windward islands. this is a major hurricane. it's not a joke . and the government guys of barbados also sounding the alarm bells opening up emergency shelters last night and forcing all businesses to close by 7 p.m. as far as those flying domestically right now, the tsa projecting sunday, july seventh as another record breaker. the busiest day at least projected to be of this entire stretch. janelle back to you. get ready. all right, sam, thank you. and with that, we've got dylan keeping a very close eye on the weather this busy holiday week. she's in for al. severe weather over the weekend. more severe weather today. yes. severe storms, hurricanes, flooding, extreme heat. we've got it all in the forecast this week. so let's start with the severe storms in an area that has been hard hit by heavy rain lately. so with more rain in the forecast and also winds up to 75mph or higher, this could be an area where we do see some impact today from those storms. now tomorrow we're going to see that just shift a

islands 42 hours to question from tropical storm to mainly hurricane in u.s.ms breaking up the party, here in the northeast. the justice department, is reportedly urging boeing plead guiltier face criminal trial over two detailed 737 crashes five years ago the families are worried that boeing will get another sweetheart deal, lead counsel in civil litigation against company says quote i can tell that you the families are very unhappy, and anger with doj's decisions, pro polls no accountability no admission boeing admitted crime caused 346 deaths. the families most certain object before the judge o'conner announced that he rejects the plea if boeing accepts. >> justice department proposed deal would include nearly 244 million dollars 3 years oversight. >> fda reporting several manufacturers recalling 135 batches potassium chloride extended reefs caps you will say over fears it could cause cardiac arrest 114 batches from glen rock pharmaceuticals, 21 from american health packaging on bavr food point labs voluntarily recalled because of failed dispreclusion of ca

it's the earliest kept for hurricane on record and expected impact the windward islands with heavy rainnth with marches across the country. some of the events or distributed by pro-palestinian protesters with 10 being arrested in new york city. i'm craig melvin. police suspected roger and pam mortensen >>> >>> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. police suspected roger and pam were cold-blooded killers. to investigators, their story about finding kay mortensen dead at the hands of two armed intruders did not add up . and with kay mortensen gone, roger is set to inherit a fortune. soon, an unlikely witness would bolster the case with her own chilling tale of what happened that night. continuing with mystery at payson canyon. here is keith mo@rison. >>> within days of kay mortensen murder, members of his family began hearing deeply troubling reports from the utah county sheriff's office. the investigation was leading detectives told them to his own son roger and roger's wife pam. darla said she couldn't believe it at first. >> i was adamant they could not of done it. i was there bi

beryl is expected to bring life threatening winds and up to 9 feet of storm surge to the windward islandsm a tropical storm into a major hurricane. in the u.s., it will be a scorching july holiday for most of the country with potential thunderstorms, breaking up the party here in the northeast. that's a lot of rain. jurors will begin fifth day of deliberations in karen reed's high profile murder trial today, the jury remain remains dead lo. she's accused of fatally running over her boyfriend, boston police officer and leaving him to die in a snowstorm in january of 2022. reed is facing charges of second degree murder, manslaughter while operating a vehicle under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. if convicted on the murder charge, she could face life behind bars. tens of thousand offs florida panthers fans braved a torrential downpour yesterday to celebrate their team's stanley cup win, players repeatedly hoisting the trophy into the air to the drenched crowd on fort lauderdale. that looks like so much fun. the team snagged the triumph monday night, bea

just hours after the deadly hurricane pummel the windward islands with the stating winds and powerfulensified even further reaching category five strength by monday evening and chattering the record for the earliest category five hurricane observed in the atlantic basin. at one point blocking winds of 165 miles per hour. beryl is fairly forecasted to remain in powerful hurricane as it moves across the caribbean and hurricane warning is in place for jamaica and the cayman islands, national hurricane centre -- should also continue to watch beryl's progress closely. charles, back to you. >> charles: for more on the story and so much more, scream fox whether on your favorite connected the -- tv device. you can find it at faksa weather.tv today. not another scare in the scales at -- like mack fox news correspondent nate foy has those details. >> the power of turbulence is on rule display in this video. take a look right here. you see this man's feet dangling, he's up where you keep your luggage. other flyers eventually helped him down. passengers on board say who -- those who didn't wear t

islands in the caribbean. grenada's prime minister said the small island of carriacou had been flattened by the immense storm. a quarter of barbados residents were left without power. meanwhile, at least two people were killed in st. vincent and the grenadines where prime minister ralph gonsalves said 90% of the houses on union island were severely damaged or destroyed. forecasters warn beryl is likely to remain an extremely dangerous major hurricane as it threatens jamaica and the cayman islands ahead of a possible landfall in mexico's yucatÁn peninsula. it's by far the earliest category 5 storm ever observed in the atlantic and comes as climate scientists predict an extremely active 2024 hurricane season. pakistan has begun the second phase of a contested campaign to expel thousands of undocumented afghan refugees. some 800,000 afghan refugees are expected to be forcibly returned. another over 500,000 afghans were expelled from pakistan last november after authorities raided their homes and makeshift shelter

. >> this storm rapidly intensified before it hit the windward islands with a lot of time across theantic hitting the yucatan as well. now the last stop is the texas coastline it will make landfall some time tomorrow morning. and probably as a category one if not a little bit stronger. pressure latest advisory coming out pressure is coming down just a little bit. that's the sign of the beginnings of a strengthening storm and we've got about 24 hours here -- of time over waters still and all of the environmental conditions now are favorable for intensification that's why we think it will get up at least to a category one storm. that is the official forecast notice as this storm pulls further to the north we've got a lot of rain that's going to spread inland as well. today we've got a significant flood threat right along that immediate coast. rain is going to start over the next couple of hours, and then really intensify into the overnight hours notice tomorrow this intends up across a lot of east texas. i want to show you what's gone to happen. i think we can see flooding across far i

beryl had strengthened to a category 5 tuesday after devastating the windward islands.the storm is expected to head into mexico's yucatÁn peninsula by friday. israel is the earliest category 5 storm ever observed in the atlantic and comes as climate scientists predict an extremely active 2024 hurricane season. for more, we go to st. vincent where we are joined by ralph gonsalves, prime minister of st. vincent and the grenadines. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about what you just saw as you toured the disaster area? >> thank you very much for having me. in the southern grenadines of the archipelago, which is 32 islands, what we have in the south is armageddon. one island is flattened, an island of 2500 persons. another, 100 family homes. another, somewhere between -- in terms of population, they are all severely damaged. on one island, everyone is homeless. it is terrible. i went there yesterday and we are evacuating yesterday about 300 and we are to continue the evacuation today. we are taking a lot of food and supplies. it is going to be a herculean effort to r

hurricane beryl is expected to -- is making landfall on the windward islands. with meteorologist warning the storm will bring life-threatening winds and storm surge across southeastern caribbean nations. hurricane warnings were issued in barbados, st. lucia, st. vincent and grenadine islands, grenada, and tobago. over the weekend, a reached category four bank status. -- 4 status. the was supreme court's conservative super majority has struck down four decades of precedent which established that judges should defer to federal agencies on interpreting a law if congress did not specifically address the issue. on friday, justices ruled 6-to-3 to overturn the legal precedent, known as the chevron doctrine. critics call the court's ruling a major power grab by corporate interests. justice elena kagan wrote in dissent -- "in every sphere of current or future federal regulation, expect courts from now on to play a commanding role. it is not a role congress has given them. it is a role this court has now claimed for itself, as well as other judges." in another 6-to-3 ru

. >>> just hours after slamming the windward islands as a powerful category 4 storm yesterday, hurricaneas strengthened even further becoming the earliest category 5 hurricane ever observed in the atlantic basin. the storm first hit an island in grenada yesterday ripping doors, windows and roof off homes. at least two people have died. at this point the national hurricane center says wind speeds have reached up to 165 miles per hour. the storms are headed to jamaica. the risk is very low, but the white house says it is monitoring the path of the storm. let's go to angie lassman for the forecast. >> hey, simone, we've got to talk more about beryl, still maintaining that category 5 hurricane strength. moving at a quick pace 22 miles per hour in a north west direction. notice how far-out these rain bands and clouds extend from the center of that. by the way, that defined eye looking really good at this hour. we're not expecting a whole lot more in the way of strengthening. instead we're going to see a weakening pattern here as we go through the next couple of days. now, does that change the

islands.ngerous situation for the folks out there. you can max sustained winds at 130 miles per hour. it is moving west at 20 miles per hour. so 08:00am tomorrow. it could be a very dangerous out there. and then the code of and certainty here is showing that this storm is tracking across the caribbean through the week. so there are there are already several advisories, hurricane watches and warnings. tropical storm where things and watches as well around the caribbean and not only barrel. we're also watching chris, this tropical depression has now upgraded to a tropical storm that is bringing impacts to the south part of the gulf of mexico. so chris is moving north west northwest at about 13 miles per hour. so we have chris, we have barrel and right behind barrel. there's a disturbance here with a 40% chance of formation to a tropical cyclone over the next 48 hours. so a very busy time in the tropics. we certainly will be keeping an eye on that. and we have our own whether we're dealing with i

uh and its just past the uh, the windward islands. i think some of these islands, we will see, and in the coming days folks have probably been flattened by a storm of this magnitude. it will take palm trees and just snap them at the tops, it takes the buildings and blows them apart. so it's a super dangerous storm, and barrel is forecast to we can after reaching jamaica according to the us hurricane center. but do you expect it to strength? and again, i mean, what sort of movement are you expecting it to take and what is the path that is going to take in the coming days is likely to reach the us post at some point and those are all excellent questions. and if it turns out that the storm has peaks just a moment, and the current forecast expects that the storm will reconcile. i'm before reaching jamaica, which is going to happen wednesday night local time there and it's, but it's still expected to be a dangerous storm. probably with hurricane force winds, there's a hurricane watch currently for jamaica. then it will continue uh towards

the windward islands last sunday, monday, jamaica, yucatan and now texas in its sights.w, 60 mile-an-hour storm. it had moved over land, moved over a little bit of cooler water as well, and that doesn't allow it to get its structure back together. but notice this big flare-up of storms right here. we are going to see conditions get better eventually, i think, for this storm to strengthen. in the short term, we do have quite a bit of wind sheer that's going to keep the storm lopsided, but we are moving into an environment where there's a lot more moisture, water temperatures plenty warm. notice this, the darker they get, those are warmer water temperatures, and that's what's going to happen around the last, next 48 hours. plenty of time over this water, and that's why we think the it's going to the strengthen a little bit. how strong? don't know just yet, we are saying at least a category 1. hurricane watch up along the texas coast up towards galveston. our models at least for the direction of this storm in pretty good alignment for some sort of a landfall here maybe some

you know, it hit ya is may ca the day before and then the windward islands as a major hurricane.ting to get a flare-up right into center. it's probably going to take around 24 hours before the storm gets its structure in place again, and after that it will have more time potentially to gain strength. hurricane watches in effect all along the texas coast. we're certainly going to see a lot of rain, and because of that especially on monday we've got a big flood threat. it's mostly going to be the east half of texas. widespread, 5-10 inches of rain. one other story, the heat out west is breaking all kinds of records. yesterday we got to 124 in palm springs, highest temperature that's ever happened at least since we've kept records and, look at this, las vegas, your highest temperature you've ever had is 117. look at the forecast, three out of the next four days, 118. the heat is on. will, back to you. will: thank you, rick. a washington school district becoming the first in the state to ban transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. that less -- resolution prompted by a