the yucatan peninsula now under a hurricane warning. bracing for dangerous and damaging storm surge. mexico's president saying that landfall is projected to hit the resort town of tulum, and he urged people to move to higher ground or shelter elsewhere. >>> president biden spending the fourth of july hoping to reassure the nation that he is ready and able to serve a second term in office. the president hadwill do a high-stakes interview today as he faces calls to get out of the race. >> reporter: president biden celebrating our nation's history. >> happy independence day! >> reporter: with his political future on the line. as sources tell nbc news the next few days of his campaign are critical, after last week's disastrous debate performance, which the president acknowledged in a radio interview. >> i screwed up. i made a mistake. that's 90 minutes on stage. look what i've done in 3.5 years. >> reporter: mr. biden insisting he's committed to staying in the race. >> you got me, man. i'm not going anywhere. all right. >> reporter: the pub

it's impacting the yucatan peninsula. it will be impacting the yucatan peninsula today.2 storm, winds with 100 miles per hour has slowed down a little bit in speed. it's a little bit weaker. when you have that land interaction, that's what's happening. we're looking at winds at 100 miles per hour, moving to the northwest at 15 miles per hour. then we're going to track the alerts here. we're looking all across the yucatan peninsula. we have a hurricane warning for cozumel. we have a hurricane watch for parts of the yucatan peninsula as well as a tropical storm warning. we're seeing those impacts right now, the rough seas, the damaging winds, the really heavy rainfall. we're going to see really heavy rainfall with this system as we go throughout the next couple of days. this is the track of this storm. as we go throughout time here, we do expect it to weaken to a tropical storm status as it kind of gets across the gulf, and then it's going to restrengthen. it's going to use the fuel and the warmth of the gulf to restrengthen to a category 1 storm. notice this path, we're s

and we can see it's making impact in portions of the yucatan peninsula today. that will be the story all throughout this friday. right now it's 90 miles east-southeast of tulum, mexico. this remains a very strong storm, an overachiever. and we're going to see it strengthen over the gulf. from hurricane warnings to watches, tropical storm warnings and watches, and it will cross the yucatan peninsula today. it will weaken as it does with the terrain. then it will move across the gulf. the gulf is warm for this time of year. so we expect it to strengthen to a category 1 storm from a tropical storm status. that increase will happen on sunday. then we will see where the landfall will happen. somewhere between northeastern mexico and southern texas. regardless of where it does end up, we're going to see heavy rain and high winds in portions of , and another hot day in the southwest. phoenix today, 116. all right, that's your friday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. "early today" is back in one minute with a preview of the june jobs report, and how can you

the deadly hurricane now barreling toward the yucatan peninsula, a popular vacation spot on mexico's east coast. cbs' dave malkoff is there. >> reporter: beryl is heading toward the resort areas here, and while they are experts on providing food, water, and shelter to thousands, they can't necessarily do that in these glass-lined ocean-facing rooms here during an oncoming hurricane. they just handed us this note that says in parts "you will be relocated to our shelter and become our refugee." emergency response teams in south texas are distributing sandbags to residents. >> need some protection just in case. >> reporter: at the south padera island alligator sanctuary, 35 were rangle out of the water and taken inland. at the montego bay airport -- >> i want to go home. >> reporter: crowds are already lining up to get out. >> we've had a good start to -- interesting time. but we want to go home now as quick as we can. >> reporter: just moments ago, look at this -- they started letting people into the montego bay international airport but they shouldn't get too optimistic. airport offic

we have alerts all along the yucatan peninsula.ll have hurricane warnings for the cayman islands, that's where you see the red here, and then you see all the alerts dotting the yucatan peninsula. we're going to watch that over the next couple of days. as it goes through the caribbean, we're going to see it decrease, somewhat weaken. kind of cuts off the top of the storm. it weakens it. we do expect it to become a category 2 storm. still a really big storm for this time of the year. then it's going to go across the caribbean into the yucatan peninsula, by tomorrow morning a category 1 storm. this is really rocky terrain, lots of mountains here. still a category 1 storm. it will decrease. it will weaken as we go throughout the yucatan peninsula, eventually ending up into the gulf. by saturday, 6:00 a.m., still a tropical storm, a tropical storm by sunday at 6:00 a.m., and then look what happens. we do expect it to restrengthen as it enters either mexico or southern texas. regardless of where it shows up, the cone of uncertainty is th

right now, looks like the yucatan peninsula. you can see it's just off the coastline churning right through some very, very warm waters out there right now. and headed toward a coach amount. yeah, they can be in the target zone. they're in the right front quadrant of where we expect that to make landfall. and that usually the most powerful part of a hurricane. so here's the latest currently sustained with winds of 110 miles an hour right around the center of the storm and could possibly produce a storm surge of maybe 3, maybe 5 feet. so that's a very popular place for people to travel to. and there you go making landfall as we get into 03:00am early tomorrow morning, possibly pushing the yucatan peninsula. that is going to weaken a little bit. it's going to go across land as that happens. we'll begin to weaken, probably do a tropical storm as we get into friday. but it won't last long. it's going to be pushing out in open waters again. of course, those were nice. warm waters really feed these hurricanes. and there you go as we g

hurricane warnings issued for the cayman islands and mexico's yucatan peninsula as beryl barrels. northwest oil companies like bp and shell are now evacuating some workers from rigs in the gulf. beryl, brushed by jamaica as a category four, winds up to 140 miles an hour. tourists riding out the storm. >> we went to the airport just to make sure and every counter, just like they told us, they said, hey, every flight is full, you can't get off this island. >> jamaica's prime minister warned overnight. the island has not seen the worst of beryl's impact. up to nine feet of storm surge was expected, with flooding and mudslides. abc's faith abubey is in montego bay. >> people who were in low lying areas, flood prone areas. some of them had to be evacuated. the winds came in strong and intensified throughout the day. you can still see some of the effects, the outer bands of beryl still impacting us here in montego bay. >> beryl has claimed at least seven lives in the caribbean. satellite images show the island of carriacou in grenada before the storm, and after. aid workers are racing t

meanwhile, tonight, resort towns along mexico's yucatan peninsula bracing for beryl's direct blow tomorrow. racing to board up and evacuate coastal communities. cancun officials even moving 10,000 sea turtle eggs to safety from their nests on the beach to protect them from the storm surge. texas preparing for potential impact from beryl, too. as early as sunday night. core ppus christi already handi out sandbags, taking no chances. >> mother nature will do what she's going to do. and just -- you don't want to be caught unprepared. >> reporter: and rachel, back here in mon tee go bay, jamaica, we're told that the international airport right behind me reopens tonight. the one in kingston, early tomorrow. the minister of tourism tells me that all three international airports on this island should be fully operational tomorrow. rachel? >> rachel: good news for those frustrated travelers. faith, thank you. let's get right to wabc's danny be beckstrom. where is the storm headed next? >> reporter: rachel, tonight beryl now a category 2 hurricane, now heading towards mexico's yucatan peninsula, wi

peninsula in mexico and into the gulf of mexico as we go later into the week and into the weekend.orm 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 intensity and to intensify that quickly the combination of conditions came together in a very potent, unfortunate way, to allow hurricane beryl to develop and rapidly intensify and maintain that category four, five intensity for a couple of days now as it moves into the caribbean sea.— now as it moves into the caribbean sea. y

meanwhile tonight, resort towns along mexico's yucatan peninsula bracing for beryl's direct blow tomorrow. racing to board up and evacuate coastal communities. cancun officials even moving 10,000 sea turtle eggs to safety from their nests on the beach to protect them from the storm surge. texas preparing for potential impact from beryl, too. as early as sunday night. corpus christi already handing out sandbags, taking no chances. >> mother nature will do what she's going to do. and just -- you don't want to be caught unprepared. >> reporter: and rachel, back here in montego bay, jamaica, we're told that the international airport right behind me reopens tonight. the one in kingston, early tomorrow. the minister of tourism tells me that all three international airports on this island should be fully operational tomorrow. rachel? >> rachel: good news for those frustrated travelers. faith, thank you. so, let's get right to wabc meteorologist dani beckstrom. all right, dani, where is this storm headed next? >> reporter: rachel, tonight, beryl now a category 2 hurricane, now heading towards mex

beryl is now a category 2 storm as it moves towards mexico's yucatan peninsula.least eight debts are being blamed on the storm. cbs's tom hanson is in jamaica, where the cleanup is underway. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane beryl on the move toward mexico after swiping the cayman islands. the category 3 hurricane headwinds whipping up to 115 miles per hour. jamaica dodged a direct hit on wednesday. the center of the storm passing less than 50 miles south of the capital of kingston. cleanup is now underway, with the worth is not my worst destruction in southern jamaica, devastate homes, torn roots, and down trees. the deadly hurricane now barreling toward the yucatan peninsula, a popular vacation spot on mexico's east coast. cbs's dave malkoff is there. >> reporter: beryl is heading toward the resort areas here in tulum command while they are experts on providing food, water, and shelter to thousands, they can't necessarily do that in these glass-lined, ocean-facing rooms here during an oncoming hurricane. they just handed us this note that says, in part, "you will

tonight, tropical storm barrel is moving across x goes yucatan peninsula after coming ashore as a powerfulegory 2 hurricane this morning. strong winds and life-threatening storm surge have damaged buildings and toppled trees peered cbs's janet shamlian reports on when texas could feel the impact. >> reporter: beryl is threatening the gulf coast and after lashing mexico's yucatan peninsula with 110 mile-per-hour winds. the storm surge flooded roads, uprooted trees, and downed traffic lines. cbs's dave malkoff is in tulum. >> reporter: now that the storm has passed, we can take you outside here at this brand-new convention center just two years old, and look, this was not here last night. these tiles are missing. these ones up here and overhear just crashed on the ground. we also have some trees down at this resort. one of many in this area, very popular for americans. >> reporter: beryl has weakened considerably to a tropical storm but could intensify in gulf waters over the weekend. targeting areas like south padre island, which is full of visitors for the holiday weekend. >> just the conc

beryl is now a category 2 storm as it moves towards mexico's yucatan peninsula.least eight deaths are being blamed on the storm. cbs's tom hanson is in jamaica, where the cleanup is underway. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane beryl on the move toward mexico after swiping the cayman islands. the category 3 hurricane had winds whipping up to 115 miles per hour. jamaica dodged a direct hit on wednesday, the center of the storm passing less than 50 miles south of the capital of kingston. cleanup is now underway, with the worst destruction in southern jamaica, devastated homes, torn roofs, and downed trees. the deadly hurricane now barreling toward the yucatan peninsula, a popular vacation spot on mexico's east coast. cbs's dave malkoff is there. >> reporter: beryl is heading towards the resort areas here in tulum, and while they are experts on providing food, water, and shelter to thousands, they can't necessarily do that in these glass-lined, ocean-facing rooms here during n oncoming hurricane. they just handed us this note that says, in part, "you will be relocated t

tonight, tropical storm beryl is moving across mexico's yucatan peninsula after coming ashore as a powerfuly 2 hurricane this morning. strong winds and life-threatening storm surge have caused damaged buildings and toppled trees. cbs's janet shamlian reports on when texas could feel the impact. >> reporter: beryl is threatening the gulf coast tonight after lashing mexico's yucatan peninsula with 110 mile-per-hour winds. the storm surge flooded roads, uprooted trees, and downed traffic lights. cbs's dave malkoff is in tulum. >> reporter: now that the storm has passed, we can take you outside here at this brand-new convention center, just two years old, and look, this was not here last night. these tiles are missing. these ones up here, over here just crashed on the ground. we also have some trees down at this resort. one of many in this area, very popular for americans. >> reporter: beryl has weakened considerably to a tropical storm but could intensify in gulf waters over the weekend. targeting areas like south padre island, which is full of visitors for the holiday weekend. >> just the con

what's the latest well, it has been over the yucatan peninsula and when a storm goes over land, it loses the power to get stronger because it loses the water. right now this thing looks like scrambled eggs and hot that's awesome. that's great news because we don't want it to be any stronger than it has to be when it comes off the yucatan peninsula, you can still see the center of circulation. it's still there 70 miles per hour winds still going and there'll be an awful lot of rainfall coming down as well in places that have already seen a lot of rain this spring and into the early summer. but here's the real concern. as it exits the yucatan gets back into warm water. it begins to regenerate itself and will make tremendous surge. storm surge could be 60, maybe eight feet along that texas coast that we'll get in the way of many, many people on their holiday week. and weekend. so this is a big storm. it likely doesn't get too as big as it was, but with the warm water here, we're in the middle 80s. we could certainly get to category three again, without a doubt, 123 degrees warmer than we sh

beryl is now a category 3 as it moves toward mexico's popular coastline on the yucatan peninsula.eople have died in the storm. cbs's tom hanson is in jamaica, where the cleanup has already begun. >> reporter: hurricane beryl on the move toward mexico after swiping the cayman islands. the category 3 hurricane had winds whipping up to 115 miles per hour. jamaica dodged a direct hit on wednesday. the center of the storm passing less than 50 miles south of the capital of kingston. cleanup is now under way with the worst destruction in southern jamaica. devastated homes, torn roofs, and downed trees. the deadly hurricane now barreling toward the yucatan peninsula, a popular vacation spot on mexico's east coast. cbs's dave malkoff is there. >> reporter: beryl is heading towards the resort areas here in tulum, and while they are experts on providing food, water, and shelter to thousands, they can't necessarily do that in these glass-lined ocean-facing rooms here during an oncoming hurricane. they just handed united states this note that says in part "you will be relocated it our shelter

we still get landfall here likely as a category two along the yucatan peninsula. and then somewhere up into northern mexico are southern texas. now, overnight, tonight we are seeing an awful lot of wind and waves hey, bs in the grand cayman islands from cayman braque all the way the little came in and grand cayman itself. so we'll have to see what kind of damage that creates as the sun comes up tomorrow as, a result major cruise leinz changing course to keep passengers safe from the severe weather in the caribbean ships in the fleets for royal caribbean carnival, norwegian now have altered their roots. that includes royal caribbeans icon of the seas, the world's largest cruise ship in separate statements, both carnival and royal caribbean in said the safety of their guests and crews are the most important things to consider given the severe weather, there are massive heat wave is setting in over parts of us this july 4th holiday weekend nationwide, nearly 140 million people across at least 22 states and the west amid south are under heat alerts, excessive heat war

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peninsula and is now 8 tropical storm, made land full on mexico's coast on friday morning. as a category to hurricane barrels left a trail of destruction across the se, caribbean killing at least 11 people, suite urologist warning. the us is in the grip of these. we're cold, breaking and dangerous heat wave firefighters lined roads to keep flames from reaching homes. as helicopters, dropped water on a growing wildfire in northern california, the thompson, wild fires force at least 26000 people to evacuate the area authorities in bundle dish. a warning of dangerous flag levels in the northeast. more than 2000000 people are affected, some remote rural communities, a stranded, surrounded by rising waters. well, that's it for me, for the moment somebody to let them use continues. you know, it's a 0 off to africa, direct the israel's war on gossip be coming a forever across the united states. why are the students protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. the quizzical look of us politics,

peninsula where the storm has slowed down running o'er the land will slow it down even more but yourr there is more uncertainty about where the storm will go there is a chance that this will have some sort of impact on portions of south texas that's getting into monday morning looking at winds at 70 miles an hour but this is the idea of where the track is ultimately going to head you see it spread out a little bit more as you get to mexico and texas but we have at least one outlook a ten day rain outlook in a little bit of shift with the storm but rain could be on the way for a big portion of the gulf coast the texas gulf coast as were looking at some of the areas with heavy rain rapid around texas, jamaica for now but ultimately a ways down the road the u.s. could get in on the storm as well. cheryl: that was my big question, thank you so much for that report i really appreciate it adam klotz with "fox weather". new york former mayor rudy giuliani has been disbarred, gerri willis has those details. >> good morning, the former federal prosecutor and legal advisor to former president

peninsula. >> we are speaking with andrew freedman of axios, and if you have a question about extreme weather events, our lines are regional this time so if you have the eastern or central -- if you're in mountain or pacific, it's 202-748-7000. you can also text us. we are watching our social media feeds, as well. andrew, i wanted to ask you about what president biden said yesterday. he announced new measures in the wake of this extreme weather events and then get your reaction. >> yeah. the central part. there were two central parts of his announcements. one is, they are really trying to rush through recommendation. a new regulation so the occupational safety and health administration. to try to do federal rules to protect employee health on the job against extreme heat. there've been a number of states that have actually outlawed such rules at the state level, florida and texas being the two biggest examples and people are dying on the job when it is extremely hot out. so think of culture workers, think of construction workers. and the osha regulations would not apply to first respo

hurricane beryl battering mexico's yucatan, put 10 peninsula with its sights set on texas next. >> beryl made landfall near to loom as a category 2 hurricane. but slowed to a tropical storm as it moves across the peninsula. the u.s. national hurricane center is expecting barrel to regain strength as it moves across the gulf of mexico towards southern texas. some officials there have already issued voluntary evacuation orders for some low lying areas. beryl previously cause serious damage in the caribbean. damaging 98% of buildings on one island and in saint vincent and the grenadines. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about >> the damage being done there. is it going lighten up? yeah was going make its way back into open water again. unfortunately, looks like it is going to start to strengthen once again so far from done with the barr at least a barrel not done with us. that's for sure. >> as it now is going to make final approach toward the united states. you can see it cutting right across the yucatan peninsula l right in a bad spot caught up with that storm system rolli

el huracÁn beryl continÚa su camino hacia la penÍnsula de yucatÁn en mÉxico.tana roo como un ciclÓn de categorÍa 1—2, desde tulum tenemos el reporte. reportera: el huracÁn beryl destruyÓ estructuras en la granadina, muchas personas perdieron todo. con lÁgrimas en los ojos, esta mujer dice que las tasas de ——que las casas de concreto se vinieron al piso. la gente hizo lo que pudo para proteger sus hogares. ademÁs colapso varias estructuras en la isla. para los pescadores fue una tragedia total. esa persona asegura que muchas embarcaciones subieron problemas. tome precauciÓn extrema. >> hay que reforzar los muelles, las embarcaciones. reportera: tambiÉn comenzÓ la evaluaciÓn de las zonas devastadas por el meteoro. >> para el lugar donde vivimos es muy peligroso. >> todo el estado se ve envuelto en nube. reportera: ya se cancelaron decenas de vuelos y hay refugios con capacidad de mÁs de 23,000 personas. soldados y marinos ya fueron desplegado. en tulum todavÍa algunas playas permanecen abierta. esta calma es pasajera, por la noche llegarÁ el huracÁn beryl. >> si

that's why you've got the hurricane warnings in effect along the yucatan i'm peninsula in mexico, thengets back into the golf where it could intensify. again, maybe make another landfall as a hurricane somewhere on the border of texas. and we'll have to watch this closely to see where the heaviest rain and storm surge could set up as we go into the weekend, we're really watching this dome of high pressure that's was in heat across the south to see if this weekend's any if it can make that turn to the north into texas as we go into the weekend and going into early next week. so something to watch pretty closely, allison. >> okay. elisa, thank you very much for all of that. for more information about how you can help hurricane beryl victims. you can go to cnn.com/impact or you can text beryl ber, yl to 707070 to donate fred. >> all right. the west coast feeling the heat today extremely high temperatures reaching above 110 degrees some areas, the high temperatures not helping fire officials as they battle a dangerous wildfire, the thompson fire now only 7% contained according to calfire o

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beryl hit the yucatan peninsula as a category 2 hurricane after leaving 11 people dead in the caribbeaned to regain strength. fox news chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is at the fox news weather center in new york with a look at what is next. hey, rick. >> rick: this storm broke all of our records for the month of june. for the month of july, the strength of the storm, where it start you had, which was all the way on the other side of the caribbean, about five days ago. battling gentleman makeca. then making landfall this morning. just under 12 hours ago around tulum and then making its way across the very flat yucatan peninsula and unfortunately not spending all that much time here. the center is about to emerge back over the very warm gulf waters. winds are down 65 miles per hour. any time have you land interaction the storms will dissipate. the flat land doesn't rip the storms apart very much. now back over the warm water and we will see if it starts to get its act back together. maybe get that center very consolidated again. our forecast doesn't anticipate that's going to happen.

beryl is expected to continue west through the southern caribbean, striking mexico's yucatan peninsula sometime late next week. it's the atlantic's earliest ever category four hurricane. >> we will be monitoring that well next. this morning, a hollywood legend goes public calling out a tiktok video that he was not involved in. >> that legend is morgan freeman, and as you might suspect, guys, i was involved in this one. danny new. tell us what's going on here. >> yeah, guys, you know, we've had plenty of celebrity voice controversies this year, but in this case, it's probably not an amazing idea to mess with god. >> a woman on tiktok posted a bunch of videos jokingly pretending to be morgan freeman's quote, nepo niece. like nepotism, where she used an ai generated morgan freeman bot to narrate her videos and she says she was joking. but here's how he felt about it. he posted on sunday on social media. quote thank you to my incredible fans for your vigilance and support and calling out the unauthorized use of an ai voice imitating me. your dedication helps. authenticity and integrity rem

going to cross the yucatan peninsula. gulf, we're going to see it as a tropical storm. so as we get towards saturday and sunday, a tropical storm, and then we're going to see where it's going to turn because models are having it turn a little bit more with each and every update. as we're looking now. monday, 6:00 a.m. it restrengths to a category 1. you want to notice the white lines. we're going to continue to watch. 130 million people under heat alerts. this is another big story. temperatures, 5 to 25 degrees above average for this time of year. >> thanks for the updates on this july 4th. speaking of the heat wave you're talking about, the scorching heat wave out west is making it harder to fight a wildfire. in northern california, 28,000 people were forced to evacuate as crews struggle to get control of the blaze. nbc's dana griffin is reporting on this from los angeles. what's the latest there, dana? >> reporter: the thompson fire still remains at 7% contained. the good news, part of it, is fire officials say there wa

this storm made landfall as a category two hurricane on the yucatan peninsula near the resort town of tulum this morning. hotel workers scrambled to secure windows as the wind and rain moved in, and those heavy rains and strong winds also hammering cancun, where tourists sheltered in a hotel until the storm passed. the national hurricane center, says beryl, is also expected to bring a dangerous storm surge to the region. it is now on its way into the gulf and headed toward texas. mexican army brigades are now working to clear fallen trees and power lines. fox's lillian wu, now with more of the damage left behind and where the storm is headed next, hurricane beryl, making landfall in mexico's yucatan peninsula friday morning, the storm packing winds of up to 110 miles an hour, hitting popular tourist destinations like tulum and cancun. >> those areas expected to see between 4 and 6in of rain. tourists visiting the area from the u.s. preparing as best they could before beryl made landfal, the storm making its way to mexico after leaving behind devastation in the caribbean, where at leas

the big fear is that it won't lose much intensity as it moves towards the yucatÁn peninsula, toward mexico'suse some of these islands are quite small. they won't really sap the strength of the hurricane. there is a lack of other pressures that could weaken the storm. the fear is it has a clear run to the gulf of mexico. we shall see. there are often moments where storms that are particularly powerful can weaken, but most of the communities along the path simply crossing their fingers it won't be as devastating as some of the storms have been in recent memory. >> ok, thanks for that. people are advised to listen out for those warnings and pay heed to them. thank you very much. before we go, some video from london. the u.k. ministry of defense came loose from their writers. you can keep up-to-date with all of the days news at the day -- at the website, bbc.com/news. and you can find us on your favorite social media platform. i'm caitrÍona perry, thank you so much for watching world news america and do take care. goodbye. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... f

beryl is moving towards mexico's yucatan peninsula, expected to impact the resort areas of cancun and tulum tonight, with many travelers there hunkering down at resorts. beryl is expected to eventually weaken to a tropical storm after it crosses the yucatan peninsula, but it could restrengthen before making landfall near the us mexico border monday. life threatening rip currents are expected in the gulf coast through the weekend. lionel moise, abc news, new yor. >> may be hot, but we don't have a hurricane here, that's for sure. >> yeah, certainly not that. but we are looking for any way to potentially cool off around here looking at those temperatures. still spitzer 96 right now in danville. >> i know this heat is so slow to retreat. it's really, really frustrating. we have to deal with it for a few more days. right now we're looking at a little bit of a developing marine layer. as you check out the satellite and radar composite image, all the factors we use in our forecasting indicate that this dome of high pressure will compress that marine layer to the point where it should not in

notice we do see a general weakening trend, but it does look to go over the yucatan peninsula as we get again, weakening as it gets into gulf of mexico. exactly where that track is over next few days is going to matter on whether or not we see impacts to the texas coastline or mexico down the line, brian. >> angie lassman, thank you for that update. we appreciate it. if you're not already on your way to your july 4th destination, brace yourself. you'll be grape grappling with record number of travelers. roughly 60 million will travel by car, that's a 5% increase over last year. as for air travel, aaa projects a 7% bump. the tsa says this holiday is bringing nearly 3 million passengers through u.s. airports each day, a trend until sunday. >>> next, the fallout from the supreme court's decision on presidential immunity. how it's already impacting donald trump's felony conviction and sentencing in new york. >>> plus, reaction from black women voters in battleground pennsylvania to the first debate. >> i hope that both candidates would drop out of the race, both. i didn't like either one of

the big fear is that it won't lose much intensity as it moves towards the yucatÁn peninsula, toward mexicoause some of these islands are quite small. they won't really sap the strength of the hurricane. there is a lack of other pressures that could weaken the storm. the fear is it has a clear run to the gulf of mexico. we shall see. there are often moments where storms that are particularly powerful can weaken, but most of the communities along the path simply crossing their fingers it won't be as devastating as some of the storms have been in recent memory. >> ok, thanks for that. people are advised to listen out for those warnings and pay heed to them. thank you very much. before we go, some video from london. the u.k. ministry of defense came loose from their writers. you can keep up-to-date with all of the days news at the day -- at the website, bbc.com/news. and you can find us on your favorite social media platform. i'm caitrÍona perry, thank you so much for watching world news america and do take care. goodbye. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by...

. >> a live look outside right now from our emery area on mexico's yucatan peninsula as a category two storm. it is bringing destructive winds, storm surge and torrential rain. abc news reporter andrea fujii has a look at the preparations ahead of the storm and the devastation. the storm has left behind in the caribbean. >> overnight, hurricane beryl strengthening back to a category three storm now taking aim at mexico's yucatan peninsula, where resort towns are bracing for a direct hit. boarding up evacuating coastal communities while also moving 10,000 sea turtle eggs away from the storm's path in cancun. the hurricane, already blamed for at least nine deaths in the caribbean, damaging or destroying 95% of homes on two islands in saint vincent and the grenadines. beryl weakened to a category two after hammering the cayman islands with a powerful storm surge and causing widespread damage across jamaic. the airport in montego bay was able to reopen last night, but people hoping to leave the island found no employees at the ticket counter. >> frustrated passengers waiting for days. the

getting back to normal after hurricane beryl went through the yucatan peninsula without creating any major damages to the region. this is according to local authorities in the state of quintana row that says that can tune playa del carmen islam headers mckend, some of the major tourist destinations in the area are getting back to normal. they say that they have ended all the storm warnings. they lifted travel restriction and they're slowly recovering our there are areas in players and carmen and islam o'hara's we're up to 50% of the population lost power during the height of the storm. but now things are getting back to normal. it's moving through the gulf of mexico and is projected to make landfall somewhere in northern mexico go or southern texas for northern mexico, this could be welcoming relief, all the rain coming with this four areas that have sulfur of severe drought for many years and the rain could be beneficial, but also the states of tamaulipas wherever leon and vera cruz have seen a couple of tropical storms already this year. so some of the dam, some of the reservoirs i

cnn's michael holmes has that story for us waves with the shoes in mexico's yucatan peninsula, a statue of poseidon, god of the sea dan on daunted in the choppy ocean spray churned up is the powerful storm beryl heads north. >> the cleanup already underway in some areas in tulum, it in ken kuhn, after beryl made landfall as a category two hurricane, one of the most urgent concerns is restoring power up to widespread outages handing out food and water to people whose homes were damaged in the storm also a priority went on what there. >> when i left the house, we didn't have electricity. now, i don't know. i haven't gone back. maybe the power is back on, but there was no internet, no electricity mexican officials say many tourist areas weren't badly hit but the cancun's airport was packed with travelers saturday after more than 300 flights were canceled friday was obviously scary thursday night, scary the hotel did an amazing job of caring the hotel and the guests for whatever what's to come but this wasn't beryl's first port of call. normal will it be it's lost. the on-again, off-again h

once it goes through areas in the yucatan peninsula near cozumel and cancun, it's going to weaken to a tropical storm and then enter into the gulf of mexico, where the water is very warm. so we'll have to see where this trends with the intensity as it moves closer to northern mexico and southern texas over the next few days. right now, we're getting started here in the bay area, bracing for another hot day with a high fire danger as we celebrate the 4th of july. and there will be still the red flag warning continuing due to low humidity and breezy winds. and we will also have to watch out for this heat. with a lot of highs in the 90s and over 100 degrees for the inland valleys, but we'll be in the upper 70s near the coast and in san francisco. we'll talk about the heat ramping up again for the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. mike, i'm hoping your numbers are going down. yeah, we're trying to help folks plan in case maybe they're taking a road trip and you need to fill up. let's take a look out here, folks. as we move along to our prices here, we'll start with the south bay, wher

peninsula in mexico. so while the storm has already created, a lot of destruction unfortunately, there was more to come patrick oppmann, cnn, havana and video continues to come in showing the damage left by hurricane beryl. but now we are getting a look at the ocean when the storm was at its strongest. this drone video was captured on tuesday by a vessel off the puerto rico coast when beryl was still a category five hurricane the storms powerful winds produce waves more than six meters tall or 22 feet. the vessel is part of an observation project by noaa and the company sale drone let's start a km a glimmer of hope for a ceasefire and hostage deal in gaza. hamas response to an israeli proposal, the latest on the negotiations next. and police in india launched an investigation into the deadly crowd crush at a religious just event. what they're saying about the organizers once retired markers decided. >> i will never again work for another man or woman i abandoned my corporate phone plan and i'll get a new

peninsula. so it's not going to go over here so those are already wrong, but we also know that this thing left the yucatan peninsula farther to the north. and where do those go? a little farther to the east. we're going to have to watch that certainly the rip currents this weekend are going to be deadly. we really need you to stay out of the water this week and then later on when we start to get into the rainfall, winning it does make landfall. there will be some rain, there will not be harvey rain. where we had two meters of rain, 67 inches, i think was the biggest number that we ever saw. so we're not going to see that, but we certainly could see some street flooding, certainly could see some storm surge and all the things that are associated with a storm that likely gets close to hundred miles per hour or 160 kilometers per hour here during the day on sunday and then into landfall, likely monday morning the only moderates any runs presidential race pulls off a victory still ahead you care som

but still, folks in the yucatan peninsula will have to watch for potential impacts down the line. you can see where tropical storm warnings are expected across parts of hispaniola. as we look towards jamaica, the bright red is a hurricane warning as we gear up for impacts as we get into tomorrow. frances, back over to you. >> we'll see you in a bit, thank you, angie. >>> donald trump is trying to use a win from the supreme court to get his conviction thrown out. lawyers for the former president have indicated they want the hush money trial sentencing postponed and the verdict set aside now that the supreme court has ruled on presidential immunity. brie jackson joins us now from d.c. good morning, brie. the hush money payments were made just before the 2016 election, so how could this impact the case? >> reporter: the new ruling limits what evidence can be used at trial. and some of the events from the hush money trial did take place after mr. trump took office back in 2017. there were personal checks that were signed during this time. and prosecutors also discussed a meeting then-

ahora bien, la penÍnsula de yucatÁn se llevarÁ la peor parte, pero de igual forma hay aspectos positivoso impacto entre reynosa y veracruz. ya para lo que es el prÓximo lunes. estamos hablando de aquÍ a una semana y son mÁs mis certezas que mis dudas de que este disturbio deberÍa ser el impacto en mÉxico, porque el anticiclÓn que estÁ generando este calor agobiante en el sur de los estados unidos es el que nos protege y empuja estos disturbios hacia mÉxico y no permite que se acerquen hacia suelo estadounidense. habrÁ que pagar, obviamente el precio. julio de mucho calor en el sur del paÍs. >> bueno, gracias carlos robles por ese pronÓstico. y el mal tiempo amenaza tambiÉn con impactar los planes de viaje de muchos en este feriado del 4 de julio, 61 millones de personas, desde maine hasta carolina del norte estÁn bajo la amenaza de inundaciones para los prÓximos dÍas. la situaciÓn es aÚn mÁs crÍtica en zonas de las dakotas y minnesota, donde la crecida del rÍo mississippi ya estÁ en niveles que son histÓricos. la familia biden se lanza la campaÑa que se intensifica en la estrategia despu

we'll watch for this to weaken and impact folks across the yucatan peninsula. >> the trend, that's going to make a distance on what happens down the line and whether we see potential impacts later in the weekend for the texas coast. >> i know you'll be watching closely with the holiday forecast. >>> the fallout continues after the first presidential debate. voters are waiting and watching to see what's next after the president's poor showing durin the face-off against donald trump. how is the white house responding to the skeptics? >> reporter: the white house says it wants to get the president out there. tonight, president biden is scheduled to speak with democratic governors to shore up their support. and the white house chief of staff has scheduled a call with all of the white house staff. a source familiar with the plan tells nbc news he will instruct the staffers to weather the storm and keep their heads down. the president is also expected to be calling party leaders in congress. now this outreach comes as lloyd doggett of texas becomes the first democratic member of congress to ca

just extremely dangerous storm moved across the yucatan peninsula weekend and then became a hurricane again before making landfall in texas. you can see the remnants now pushing onshore. millions of people losing power in this storm and even those moved on shore. it is still packing a punch. a couple of warnings are up right now. but numerous tornadoes being reported as burrow continues to make its way northward. in fact, it's going make its way to the northeast. latest tracked taking a ride up along the texas all the way up, maybe into places like michigan. you can see some of that activity rolling up in that direction. there you go completely falling apart but likely to cause problems all along that path as we head in toward the next 48 hours, a bay area. we are looking at changes coming our way. i think we've got one more day of some cooler weather and numbers. plenty cool out along the coastline. 50's 60's out toward the beaches. very comfortable. there you get inside the bail. see a little more sunshine, but not bad at all. advisories for heat, sticking around as we're going retu

peninsula. >> after making landfall very short time ago, the storm remains a category two, but it has weakened slightly and right now, it's unleashing damaging winds and torrential rain in the area, at least nine people in fact, in the caribbean have died from the storm. meteorologists, it enlist rafah is tracking hurricane beryl. what's it doing now? >> we're still looking at some tropical storm-force and even hurricane storm-force conditions over parts of the yucatan peninsula. we had gust reported over 81 miles per hour and playa del carmen that landfall was near tulum. you've got all these tours locations up to cancun with these hurricane conditions right now now we still have 100 mile per hour winds in the center of the storm. it definitely has weakened in the last loop as it's overland. but it's still capable of storm surge up to four to six feet. we're looking at four to six inches of rain as well, up to ten inches possible. and that could cause some flooding tonight, it gets back into th

on friday the storm crossed the yucatan peninsula, weakened but strong enough to topple structures andtrand tourists at the airport. back in texas beachgoers kept a close eye on the storm as they enjoyed the last days of their holiday weekend. >> i'm obsessed with the cone. the cone of uncertainty. every time it updates i'm like -- >> she's all about the cone. >> reporter: it was just a cull of weeks ago that people here were dealing with all of the rain and the flooding from tropical storm alberto and they know this is just the beginning of the hurricane season. jason allen, cbs news, port lavaca, texas. >>> now for the very latest on beryl and what people along the texas coast and further inland can expect, we are joined by cbs's senior weather producer david parkinson. david, what can people expect? >> yeah, matt, the next couple of hours really going to be crucials at the storm goes and makes its landfall. let me show it to you on the radar here and show you you can see there's beginning to be the signs of an eye but honestly there's not really a lot of organization here. this is n

peninsula. >> the confirmed deaths let's toll in the caribbean now stands at nine after a second fatality was reported in jamaica meteorologist elisa raffa is joining us now with more on where the storm is going and what its potential still is yeah. i mean, we're watching it make landfall right now. the center of the storm near tulum, mexico, with 110 mile per hour winds, it reenter densified overnight. you could see how symmetrical it was in the water starting to lose a little bit of its shape as it gets on land, but still expecting dangerous storm surge of four to six feet in the area when we're talking about rain, we're talking about four to six inches of rain across the yucatan peninsula. could find some totals up to ten inches which would cause some flash flooding. after this by tonight, we're looking at a getting back into the gulf of mexico here. where could we intensify? we do have some very warm waters here. warming for this time of year. so it could get its act together a little bit mo

peninsula. finally gain hurricane strength yesterday. but coming onshore category one. you've got to be careful. any hurricane could be dangerous and certainly was coming on shore doing a lot of damage. millions of people without power. and it's not done it just it has weakened just a tropical system now making its way onshore. but all along that path now you're seen tremendous amount of moisture and very stormy activity out there right now. we've got a tornado warnings up in spots in around that area as we've seen some very heavy rainfall coming could see as much as 4, maybe 8 inches of rain. maybe a couple isolated places as much as a foot of rain. and they've already seen a lot of flooding and flash flooding in that area. now it's going to continue to track slowly to the north right now sustained winds of 35 miles per hour. so a very weak system now sliding to the north all along that path. would you believe it may be all the way up near the great lakes as we head in toward the next 48 hours

plus conditions are deteriorating across the yucatan peninsula, right now, when we come back, the latest as major hurricane beryl approaches mexico's coasts also ahead, iranians head to the polls in their presidential runoff to choose from two candidates who could hardly be more different from each other thinking of banking in africa thinks today's fast moving, fast changing world, you need a financial partner that understands your unique expectations of bank with presence in major financial centers the labeling platform to facilitate seamlessly whenever wherever however bank with best-in-class financial solutions from a superb combination of technology gi human touch for easy, fast, and secure banking. >> that creates real value turning dreams into reality as now in your hand. people. technology, service, center back in your best interest, you will never smell better everywhere. like you will with me, it's so easy to use just a pea sized amount like this, rubs in like a lotion, controls odor for three days on pitts feet, privates, anywhere you have foner, but wish you didn't. now before

there is a hurricane warning across all the eastern coast of the yucatÁn peninsula.e destruction the storm is had across 200 miles, people are taking necessary precautions. this is the atlantic season's first hurricane and the earliest storm on record. and the u.s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration is forecasting there will be a large number of major hurricanes this year in what they call an extraordinary season. nick davis, bbc news, kingston. ben: y see those images and you get a sense of the devastation caused. that storm passing to the south coast of jamaica but bringing those strong winds and high sea levels. we are hoping to talk to the prime minister of jamaica on the program. you will understand that communications with a number of islands in the caribbean are difficult right now. trying to bring that to you as soon as we can. we touched on the root of the hurricane. it has passed beyond jamaica and heading to the cayman islands. despite being downgraded to know a category three storm, locals say some areas have lost power. we spoke to the direc

peninsula late this week and early next week. we'll watch for heavy rain and the storm surge and strong winds. the hurricane-force winds for jamaica. now beyond that, we've got 7 million at risk for strong st storms today, kansas city involved in that. we likely will see hail, wind gusts and isolated tornados. it's a big week for travel. looking ahead to your wednesday travel. chicago, st. louis are a couple spots you will have to watch for because of strong storms and potentia o shreveport. san angelo headed to 105. phoenix expected to hit 110 today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> angie, appreciate that. >>> coming up, the celtics are for sale. how much the deal could net. but first, a mid-air nightmare. passengers are sent flying after the plane is hit with severe turbulence over the atlantic. turbulence over the atlantic. but... green... means... go! ♪♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like wh