yes, transportation mangu has made landfall over in northern vietnam.ght drenching rainfall and very strong winds to the hainan island yesterday. let me show you a video coming up from that area. tropical storm mangu pushed its way from southern hainan tuesday night through wednesday morning bringing strong winds and high waves. a small island southeast of hainan. here several homes were damaged and trees were downed. the military was dispatched to help with cleanup. the bigger picture, again, while the storm has made landfall, it is moving over northern vietnam as of now bringing stormy conditions across the surrounding areas. it is still packing gusts of 90 kilometers an hour. rainfall accumulation, however, will be staggering about 200 millimeters to an additional of 250. localized areas, which could trigger flooding. it would be enhancement of the monsoonal flow. we'll keep a very close eye on this system. now, to the bigger picture. here across southwestern china and into northeastern china and north korea, this is the area where we're finding more

then it's going to move back out into the water and then make a second landfall here into northern vietnam still a severe storm and dropping that rain and coastal flooding with this one. so really, it is a serious threat we're going to continue to monitor and even into next week, still going to be causing heavy rainfall. also bringing in that moisture with the southwest monsoon and taking a look at this accumulation model, you can see those high totals tallying up. bring heavy showers across central philippines. there is a risk of serious flooding with that. high pressure is dominating china. you saw some reports of rain showers the first time in naha in several weeks, so good news with that, but it is still keeping things hot out here. a little bit of relief, but temperatures are well above average. in shanghai, much of eastern china, some of the warmest temperatures in years. well above average across much of the area. now over towards the americas, there into the central u.s., you see this big, bright area in the cloud cover. that is some supercells developing up here. eastern portions

. >>> we have been tracking a tropical storm heading in towards northern vietnam.ou the latest statistics on it. moving northwest at 30 kilometers an hour. it is giving us winds sustained at 72 kilometers per hour. it is expected to make landfall wednesday night local time that is. quite shortly. after that it should make -- it should start to weaken off and become a tropical depression. having said that it is still going to be bringing us heavy rain for the next couple of days through indo china in excess of 200 millimeters likely. we are probably seeing flooding in here. waves up to about 3 meters at the coast as the storm approaches. you can see storm surge with that, as well. we will keep you updated as we move along. heavy rains impacted western china right up into the northeast where we are not getting the rain is also very problematic because it has been so hot and dry with drought conditions persisting for quite a while now. and unfortunately not much change there. the heat is going to be staying in china, the central and eastern portions as we head into th

. >>> people in northern vietnam are having to deal with a tropical storm that made landfall overnightre details from mai shoji in our weather forecast. good morning, mai. >> good morning, raja. tropical storm manguuht has made landfall over vietnam. it has brought rainfall and drenching rains from the hainan island. tropical storm manghuut pushed its way from tuesday night to wednesday morning bringing strong winds and high waves. one of the hardest hit was an island southeast of hainan. the military was dispatched to the island to help the cleanup. the big picture again, well the storm has made landfall, moving over north veet them bringing stormy conditions around the areas, peaking gusts of 90 kilometers per hour. rainfall accumulation will be staggering about 200 millimeters additional of 250 in some localized areas which could trigger flooding and it will be bringing enhancement of the southwestern monsoonal flow so the flooding is going to be at high risk across the indo china peninsula. now to the bigger picture here across southwestern china and into northeastern china and nor

island of hainan by saturday morning local time as a tropical storm and continue to head towards northern vietnam. stormy conditions will likely occur across hainan this evening. more stormy conditions, of course, into the weekend. not just this area but also the northwestern side of the philippines will see stormy conditions due to the monsoon. temperatures are quite high across much of eastern china once again. 38 degrees for you in shanghai on thursday. all right. finally in north america, we are seeing a long rain band stretching from the southern half of the plains up into ontario as well as the great lakes regions. severe weather can be found across this area and across the north. even tornadoes cannot be ruled out in some places and rain for the southeastern corner of the u.s. and as we go into thursday lots of rain across the eastern third of the u.s. including washington, d.c., as well as new york city and across the west. mostly dry but some spotty showers can be found across the west. temperatures are cooling down into the lower 20s in seattle. nice and comfortable in chicago with 26 d

then a remnant low over the north of indochina which was a named storm that made landfall in northern vietnam yesterday. it's now a remnant low but still bringing significant rainfall. you could see another 100 millimeters or so for portions of northern thailand and laos. as we go into the americas and more heavy rain here. southern portions of missouri have seen more than 250 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. and that wasn't even the only round of rain. this week we've seen about three rounds of rain this workweek coming through oklahoma and kansas and heading on into missouri. so this is really significant rain falling on already saturated land. flash flooding will be a problem. concerns certainly along with golf ball-sized hail. lots of thunder and lightning. could see the flood threat moving up. heavy rain here and also up in the mid-atlantic. down towards the south, oppressive heat warnings and watches posted for you. houston, 38 degrees. into louisiana, along the gulf coast as well, you'll really be feeling temperatures a lot hotter than that when you take into consideration the

it's set to move into the island of hainan today and then make landfall in northern parts of vietnam on the weekend. the name is chevy meaning swallow. the rainfall will be quite huge. we expect about 150 millimeters to fall in some places on the already saturated ground, so the potential for flooding and landslides is growing very high. not just this area but also the west coast of the indo china peninsula is seeing more heavy rain because the tropical disturbance. so flooding will be a main concern across this area as well. towards the north, we're seeing some locally heavy rain over parts of western japan. that includes shimane prefecture which record amounts of rainfall a few days ago. so no more rain is welcome. thanks to a big high pressure system over the pacific, this system is also extending into eastern china raising temperatures once again. shanghai at 38 degrees. you have been experiencing the hottest summer in 140 years. now, naha, 35 degrees. could become the hottest temperature of this year. the eastern hal of japan looking cool at 29 degrees on friday. north america.

. >>> people in vietnam are on the watch for a tropical storm approaching the northern part of the countrydetails from mie shoji. we have been talking about the heat across much of eastern asia but the heat also has fed the system to become a tropical storm. it was a tropical depression over oh gulf, now heading towards northeastern vietnam, possibly making landfall into thursday local time. already affecting the island, but already will be bringing stormy conditions towards the country of vietnam. packing winds of 90 kilometers per hour, it is named of kind of a fruit. it is not really going to be acute, though. it will bring drenching rainfall across the area where a tropical storm has already brought flooding conditions in the past several days. more than 200 millimeters could be found in and around hanoi, so urban flooding will be at very high-risk, as well as landslides to be one of the primary threats, as well. we'll keep a close eye on this system. to the bigger picture, this high in similar areas, ongoing story. we have heat warnings and advisories still posted widely across east a

vietnam and southern china. we have more in world weather. >> that's right. we have been watching a tropical storm over the south china sea moving into the island today and make a landfall in northern parts of site nam on the weekend. the name means swallow and like the name it will move at a slow pace. the rainfall will be huge. we expect about 115 millimeters of rain to fall on the saturated ground. the potential for flooding and land slights is going high. not just this area, but also the west coast of the indo china peninsula you see more heavy rain because the tropical disturbance. flooding will be a main concern as well. towards the north, we will see locally heavy rain and rt pas of the western japan that include the prefecture with tremendous record amounts of rain for a few days. normal rain is welcomed. mostly dry over the pacific. the system is extending into eastern china, raising temperatures once again. shanghai at 38 degrees. you have been experiencing the hottest summer in 140 years. naha is 35 degrees, the highest temperature of this year. across the eastern half of japan at 29 degrees. north america wants heavy showers across the eastern third of the u.s. includin

northern cities. particularly in chicago. he's also speaking out very strongly as a critic of american foreign policy. and at a time when opposition to the war in vietnamot as poplar as it became later on in the nixon years. dr. king was a very tough critic, very outspoken critic of inequality in america. by the end of his life, he was pessimistic about how much this society could change. and people should be reminded that time and again in the last few years of his life, dr. king warned that the dream he had had in washington in 1963 was turning into a nightmare. that's his phrase, his words. >> that's a direct quote. gary -- gary, let me let you weigh in on this, what david is talking about. the fact that dr. king was not universally saluted as you hear today. that act as though everyone was supportive of dr. king's dream. >> well, that's right. america loves him now and america celebrates the march now. but in the run-up to the march, americans were very skittish. most knew the march was going to take place and thought it was a mistake. beyond the south, even kennedy asked them don't march, don't do this. he said we want legislation on capitol hill,

northern cities. particularly in chicago. he's also speaking out very strongly as a critic of american foreign policy. and at a time when opposition to the war in vietnamplar as it became later on in the nixon years. dr. king was a very tough critic, very outspoken critic of inequality in america. by the end of his life, he was pessimistic about how much this society could change. and people should be reminded that time and again in the last few years of his life, dr. king warned that the dream he had had in washington in 1963 was turning into a nightmare. that's his phrase, his words. >> that's a direct quote. gary -- gary, let me let you weigh in on this, what david is talking about. the fact that dr. king was not universally saluted as you hear today. that act as though everyone was supportive of dr. king's dream. >> well, that's right. america loves him now and america celebrates the march now. but in the run-up to the march, americans were very skittish. most knew the march was going to take place and thought it was a mistake. beyond the south, even kennedy asked them don't march, don't do this. he said we want legislation on capitol hill, not a b