storm grace, fred regained its tropical storm strength and is expected to make landfall in the florida panhandle. fred is currently tracking through the eastern gulf of mexico and is expected to strike florida as early as this afternoon. the threat of flooding rain and gusty winds will also spread in stercarg, and alabama. >> i can put these sandbags along the downstairs backdoor and so any blowing rain won't seep through. i don't think it's going to be a flood thing. >> parts of the south are under flood alerts. up to a foot of rain could fall in the florida panhandle. in alabama and georgia, up to nine inches of rain could fall. >>> turning to the coronavirus, the nation is dealing with a surge in new cases fueled by the dulles airport. right now the u.s. is seeing an average of 129,000 new infections a day. a 700% increase compared to the beginning of july. dr. anthony fauci says those figures could go down if more people got vaccinated. the nation's top infectious disease expert appeared on "face the nation" yesterday. >> put aside all of these issues of concern about liberties and personal

turning to tropical storm fred which slammed into the florida panhandle today with gusts topping 70 miles per hour. that is actually ne that is actually nearly hurricane force. tonight the storm is it barreling north dumping heavy rain on parts of florida, alabama and georgia, flood alerts stretch as far north as virginia with up to eight " of rain expected to some places. manuel bojorquez joins us from panama city beach, florida. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, norah. thousands are without power tonight here along the florida panhandle as the storm moves through. as tempting as the water behind me may be for some, officials say the surf is dangerous and are asking people to stay out to of the water. one of the biggest threats from fred the storm surge, could reach 3 to 5 feet in some areas of the panhandle and some areas are already dealing with the water coming up as early as this morning. tonight the main concern going forward, the rainfall. some areas could see 4 to 8 inches of rain, that is certainly enough to trigger flash flooding, and there's also the threat of isolated t

they're the wet weather can be found in the florida panhandle and north eastern states of the us all continue to see the heavy fall for on from on re as it works its way from most massachusetts out to see it could impact the eastern areas of canada now we are also seeing severe storms roll across the midwest, and by the time we get into wednesday, it will be the great lakes that see some of the wet weather. now, as we look to the west, it is looking a lot dryer. we have got some strong winds that fueling wild fires in northern california. it's looking dry or in the south for the wet weather. we have to head to central america with some heavy falls in eastern parts of mexico. the part of the temple must always good luck. we are traveling the extra mile where all the media don't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. ah, president joe biden to decide whether to extend the dentist down withdrawal deadline. the taliban warnings have consequences if there's a delay. gun 5 payoff is crowds keep growing outside. cobble a port with people desperate delays. ah hello, i

ok, an update on fred right now is it pushed through the florida panhandle on the border right there with alabama and georgia, some heavy pulses of rain. and the biggest script for fred is that storm search of about a meter high, the ocean being picked up and shoved into the shoreline there. the desert says west, we still have flo, the flash flood watches in play for our mon sooner moisture. of course, arizona has been hit hard as of late. you know, the ne, straight down to the deep south continues to be unsettled with bouts of what, whether to be expected on tuesday. here's your weather story for south america. we've got our heavy rains through coastal areas of ecuador columbia, into southern venezuela on tuesday, but you know, for us on the, on it's been weather whiplash. look at this, her temperature shoots up all the way to 35 on tuesday, and i think we'll keep it going up to 38 on thursday, getting pretty close to your august temperature record of 39 degrees and plenty of sun in the forecast. that's a snapshot of your weather. the news madagascar, a breathtaking tropical paradis

next up, let's go to tropical storm fred, it re intensified as it's aiming toward the florida panhandle right along that border with alabama and georgia. and the biggest concern with this one is storm surge about a meter high that's the ocean being picked up and shoved into that shoreline. temperatures have come down across the pacific northwest, seattle, 23 degrees, and really widespread instability across the northeast, straight down to the deep south. and we've got our wet weather through the desert southwest, in fact, some flood, flash flood watches in play for some of those states. ok, next we're going to go to south america, and we've had some weather whiplash for associate temperatures down them back up. and look what's happening hope for the next little bit. we could get you up to 38 on thursday pretty close to your all time, august temperature record in time as we go further south. pretty much from santiago rate down to patagonia, we've got instability, unsettled. we've got to have 7 degrees. import stanley on tuesday. that sure weather update season sponsored power cut on airw

tropical storm fred making landfall in the florida panhandle. winds up to 60 miles an hour, and dangerous storm surge. the new track. >>> and the news from pfizer as it builds a case for booster shots for americans 16 and up what the data show about the safety and efficacy >>> and in texas, the court ruling throwing schools into confusion over masks >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone for two decades, we wondered how our longest war would end. now we know. a total collapse that will be remembered by its swiftness and by its own saigon moment. afghan civilians desperate to leave their country trying to climb aboard a u.s. transport plane as it taxied for takeoff president biden today addressed the american people, admitting events unfolded more quickly than he expected, with the taliban taking control in just three months after the start of the u.s. withdrawal. the president calling the images of afghans trying to flee gut wrenching, but resolute that there will be no turning back the clock in afgha

for all of the vulnerable areas including new orleans, in towards mississippi, alabama, the florida panhandle and up towards tennessee and kentucky, the northeast, you're going to feel the remnants of the storm for tuesday and wednesday. the greatest flash flood risk right now continues to be southeastern louisiana, in towards mississippi, in towards the tennessee river and ohio river valley over the next 24 to 48 hours. there's the rainfall forecast, i just saw a measurement of over 13 inches. so over a foot of rain in less than 12 hours for portions of southeastern louisiana and it's going to take at least a day or so for crews to get into some of these regions. we won't see the damage until tomorrow and the next day. some of these areas are going to be basically inhabitable and that is the tragedy from the land-falling hurricanes. still with us across areas of the mid-atlantic and northeast by thursday. also, the tornado threat, tropical tornadoes with this, weak tornadoes that could cause structural damage on top of the catastrophic damage we have already seen from this system. back to yo

haiti is bracing for heavy rain from grace while fred heads toward the florida panhandle.avaheri is tracking it all for us. >> good morning, rosemary. this is a story a lot of people looking at carefully and you notice across portions of the gulf into the western atlantic, areas around bermuda, a trio of tropical systems to tell you about. grace in particular, one that we're watching because of course impacts across haiti and the island of hispaniola, this is a system that had begun breaking apart a little bit, down to a tropical depression, and a lot of it has to do with interaction across a very rugged terrain in this region. mountains here rise to as high as 10,100 feet, higher than 37 u.s. states. so it often breaks systems apart. but unfortunately, at the expense of haiti and dominican republic and with it, as much as 4 to 6 inches of rainfall widespread. and a tremendous amount of deforestation in this region. so a lot of this will lead to flash flooding, potentially additional landslides. we know the search and rescue operations won't be helped with this storm. but

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we've got tornado watch in effect for parts of mississippi, through alabama, the florida panhandle and then we have talked about katrina, a very similar path to katrina but this storm was stronger and as will mentioned, the sun light is going to come up and we are going to see catastrophic damage. this will be one of the worst hurricanes to hit the u.s. coastline since records started. yeah. jillian, todd. jillian: we might not know the extent of it today. it might take a few days. >> it's going to take several days, maybe even weeks to get into some of these areas and that's what i'm fearing. jillian: okay. janice, thank you very much. to another big story we continue to follow, the u.s. intercepting some of the five rockets targeting kabul's airport overnight. there have been no reported deaths. todd: the car the rockets were reportedly fired from seen engulfed in flames. the white house says president biden and the national security team have been briefed on the attack. jillian: it comes on the eve of president biden's deadline for troops to leave afghanistan and just hours after a

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it made land fall monday on florida panhandle and power. fred will move boo into the carolinas later in the week. we have a closer look at the morning weather. >> on the radar what's left of fred is drenching parts of alabama, georgia and carolinas. there's a threat of flash flooding and tornado. rain is developing in the northeast. most of that will stay west of i 95. dry on the west coast. increasing the fire danger. high temperatures cool in new york. 77 degrees. 90s from dallas to new orleans. 70s for the pacific northwest. 89 in miami. >>> coming up. t mobile confirming a massive data breech. what customers need to know. >> a water shortage is declared at the massive reservoir. resulting in some states having less water in coming months. >> man jumps 25 feet to safety. after his cherry picker catches fire. we're at our best when we stand together. that's when we make the impossible possible. that's what stand up to cancer has done. because you stood up. because of you, survivors are out there. we're making the impossible... possible. w

as you mentioned today, the florida panhandle and working its way along the eastern seaboard there inhe coming days, so we'll be watching that for you. meanwhile outside our doors, we are dealing with the smoke thet, especially inland outside our doors in and around the bay area, as well as along the coastline, not bad at all. but here's a view of a foggy one, a little bit of a hazy one air quality for today expected to remain moderate. at hayes is still high enough up that it's not really impacting us too terribly right at the ground level 83 degrees right now in santa rosa, we have 63 san francisco upper sixties in oakland, 84 livermore in san jose. hello to you at 76 showed you in the last half hour. most of us are with him a few degrees of where we were yesterday conquered your silver several degrees warmer this afternoon, so that monsoonal moisture still parked over the desert southwest. we're not going to see much of that come our way in the coming days. we're going to get of an onshore push as we move into the next 24 hours, and here's the future cast model on the smoke forecas

along the florida panhandle. we have a tornado warning.ppi all along the coast, you can see the darker colors here's on this radar. of that's indicating where the heavy rain is falling. so that's what we're seeing for the immediate future. then we're seeing that land fall within the next two to three hours. winds starting to customer. we saw that also in al's shot with that water rising and it was hard to talk at some points. winds at 40e miles per hour. we're going to see them going up from there. so let's track this for you. much it's a category 4 storm. a category 4 storm, a very strong category 4 storm. that's at the upper threshold. you only need 157 mile per hour winds for it to be a category 5 storm. the expectation right now, we will see landfall at 155 mile per hour. we could say cat 5. we're going to watch that. right now 150. it's moving north county west at 15 miles per hour. it's getting very close. we're starting to see the impacts. with the water rising the winds are picking up. we're going to watch that landfall very closel

grace is expected to dump heavy rain on the region and fred could reach the florida panhandle this afternoonoday, mostly sunny and scorching temperatureses s the west. >> two louisiana brothers who turned their bus stop routine in to a hilarious tradition. >> almost every school day for the past two years max tingle has gotten off the bus to scenes like this one. his older brother, noah waiting to greet him as a clown. a hula dancer and gumby. >> it was in front of the bus, so, i was embarrassed at first and everyone started to like it. >> rain or shine, noah suiting up to make his brother smile. the siblings are a blessing to be able to spread our bond and just let people know how special that bond is between a brother and a brother, or brother a and a sister or sister and -- like, how special that is and how important it is to take advantage of it. >> that brotherly bond inspiring so. even channing tatum sharing the boys video on sunday saying this is incredible. so my type of guy. >>> the feedback at home just as positive. >> and both of my parents, say the same thing. this is just noah a

a tropical storm warning is in effect for most of the florida panhandle as the system named fred regains strength as a life threatening tropical storm later in the week tropical depression grace may follow directly in fred's path delivering what could be a one-two punch to the florida keys >>> out west more than 6,000 homes in utah are being evacuated as the parleys canyon wildfire burns through large parts of the state. the flames have consumed over 1,500 acres and remain zero percent contained. crews were pulled from wildfire duty in other areas to help fight that fast-moving fire. >>> when we come back the powerful moment when a man received a surprise gift that will save his life >>> there is good news tonight about an incredible selfless act and one man's gratitude after learning he was going to receive the kidney donation he so desperately needs. >> so excited. >> carrie kimball had a surprise so she snuck into the backyard of an extended family member and waited >> oh, my god! oh, my god >> this is the moment bob scarborough learned carrie is going to save his life >> really? >> y

that storm is heading for florida's panhandle, with gusty winds and flash flooding and possible tornadoes. >>> a massive wildfire in utah has forced people from their homes. the fast-moving blaze erupting in a canyon east of salt lake city. the flames are threatening homes and businesses and power lines. there's about 100 large wildfires burning in more than a dozen states in the west. >>> in the wake of new york governor's andrew cuomo's decision to resign, kathy hochul iski toet hse apa from the former administration's scandals. last week, cuomo agreed to step down after an investigation found that he sexually harassed 11 women. now, hochul is vowing to uphold a zero tolerance policy towards sexual misconduct. during her tenure. and calling his alleged behavior repulsive and unlawful. >>> many districts across the country say they are struggling to hire school bus drivers. reports say many former drivers left their posts over covid safety concerns while others sought out private sector jobs. some school districts have resorted to offering incentives, like signing bonuses and paid traini

closer look there cuz we're still getting some storms bubbling up here in particular along the florida panhandle, georgia rate through the carolina shooting up to the mid atlantic. and you know, we can't rule out the potential to see up to 200 millimeters of rain in some of these places over the next few days. talking about heavy bursts of rain as we head toward mexico. but it is scattered at times, concentrated along that pacific coast of mexico impacting areas like i could poco falling rate through into guatemala and heavier rounds of rain as we had toward doris and liquor aqua on wednesday. take you to south america right now, and it's unsettled toward the top and the bottom end of the continents are continuous rains falling through the amazon basin outs, where plenty of sunshine can be found. temperature is bouncing back us on the on 25 degrees. if we look at the next tree days, we could touch 30 over the weekend, but some breezy conditions. it's above average as well. now toward that south, it's our usual systems crashing into southern chile, giving us some snow for the southern andes point

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it made landfall toward the florida panhandle and it's now threatening atlanta with some heavy rain. and we did see scenes of heavy rain in florida. we knew the biggest concern here would be storm surge. so flooded out parking lots with certainly a big concern. now the remnants, the leftovers of fred will race up the east coast, knocking on the door of washington d. c. as we head toward wednesday with some very heavy rain off to south america, and i want to talk about colombia are intense rain falling for coastal areas, but also towards the southeast and the border of venezuela and across colombia, 7 regions have seen some land slides there because this is so see on 38 degrees on wednesday. i think we'll up it to 40 on thursday. and that could break your august temperature record of 39.2 and plenty of sunshine in the forecast that your weather update. see as soon sponsor, cut on airways. the violence and discrimination are all too familiar to many of them in india. a reality too often reinforced by bollywood. but its leading star is throwing his weight behind the cause for february 20

that's why we have the florida panhandle on its way for possible landfall tonight. tropical storm fred will be ready tuesday, wednesday, thursday afternoon because it's colliding with a front it will cause moisture eved we later this week. now tropical depression grace that really was strong as it started to form, it's interacting with some land and that's why we're starting to see it lose its force. the problem is this will be a big-time rain maker for puerto rico all the way into the dominican republic where tropical storm alerts are extending into haiti as well this storm system will sag into the south. we're going to watch our eye because it goes back into warm water and it heads back to the gulf tropical dep shall increasing cool, comfortable temperatures across the northeast >>> and then i have warm air making its way in the pacific northwest increasing fire danger we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you, janessa. >>> "early today" is back in 2 with a new wave of vaccine mandates as hospitals are pushed to the brink with the latest surge in covid cases i

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so the florida panhandle later on tonight, we will see that landfall across panama city. right now, dealing with sustained winds at 50 miles per hour, with tropical storm warnings put in place, even for southwestern georgia the problem with tropical storm fred that it's going to be prolonged moisture across the deep south, into the southeast, making its way into sections of the northeast, as we go into next week. now you have tropical depression fred, starting to interact with some land. that's why it's died down to a tropical depression. but the problem is for haiti, dominican republic finally cooling off for the great lakes into the northeast temps in the low 80s and then we do still have f tropical depression eight. >> janessa, thank you. >>> t-mobile confirmed it is investigating claims that a hacker is selling sensitive data from more than 100 million of its customers. they have taken information, including social security numbers, naming, addresses and driver license info. they have had zata breaches in the past, the most recent in december of 2020 >>> still to come

with major flooding on the roadways also alabama you're starting to get in on the mix and the florida panhandle where severe weather will continue to be a threat hurricane warnings are still in place across southeast louisiana, but now it's the tropical storm warnings. i'm really concerned they will start to expand into alabama, mississippi as well, and even parts of tennessee now that the category is down to a cat 1, still, ladies, we have a long way to go >> all right, janessa, thank you. we'll catch up with you soon >>> as hurricane ida tears across louisiana, we've seen toppling powerlines and the ripping off of roofs many residents did leave the area, but some weren't able to evacuate before the storm hit. >> reporter: ida blasting southern louisiana, striking morgan city and houma, both just feet above sealevel. we arrived just hours before landfall to find some unable to get out. >> a lot of people got out of town why did you stay >> because we got off late and the traffic, it took people like 12 hours to get to houston that's where we wanted to go >> reporter: others racing the clock. t

it made landfall toward the florida panhandle. we see scenes like this really roads and parking lots turned into rivers and we knew that storm surge would be a big problem. see, ocean being picked up and shoved into the shoreline there. so the remnants of fred now racing up the eastern seaboard knocking on the door of washington d. c. on wednesday. now take you to the desert south west and it is still getting pummeled with some strong storms, particularly for arizona. so the risk of flash flooding is certainly here. off to canada, we go and we've had some storms roll across the prairies. you can tell this is a cold front, right? 18 degrees in regina. 31 in winter paid. but this is bringing much needed relief to fight some of the wildfires burning their associates 38 degrees on wednesday by thursday. we could have up to 40 and i could be record breaking that. sure whether see soon the town the untold story. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides. no matter where it takes a police finn, you guys are my empowering imp

. >>> tropical storm fred is impacting the florida panhandle this evening. strong winds have caused rain and power outages in the area. a storm surge warning is in effect as floods have created road closures. several school districts canceled classes for tuesday. >>> let's get back west, go to paul heggen and see what happened in our neck of the s. we are talking about that fire threat for parts of the bay area tomorrow night into early wednesday morning. i want to talk about the big picture perspective of why this is happening. there is a storm system over the pacific northwest that's going to help to crack the inland heat over the next couple days. that's the good news. that as the slides by to our north it's going to kick up the winds and those winds are going to be gusty. that's bad enough in terms of the fire danger. new fires around the bay area or existing fires in northern california but those winds are also going to be shifting and that is going to exacerbate the efforts of the fire crews, especially around the dixie fire where it looks like that is

we are seeing wet weather though, for the florida panhandle, with the scattered storms and showers here, but much of the weather can be found in mexico as we move to central america, that western coast getting a drenching from the remnants of hurricane grace, the frank assessments. this by way is less than freedom is the informed opinions. what you saw happening. give mark you've talked to it was what it was was petune is the critical debate that we are here. it's not between any other conference here between 34 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh, the me was your algebra reminder about top stories. bizarre. there are reports about the 4 people crushed to death cobbles, airport is afghans, desperately trying to leave country. you says it's mathematically impossible to evacuate thousands of africa and monday, august 31 deadline fit by us president, provided a tele bonds, political chief of the gone, the bond has returned to the country to begin told on the formation of a new government and for the 1st time since

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these bands they're called feeder bands that are making their way into mississippi, alabama, the florida panhandle. there is tornado warnings that have been happening overnight. everything's pretty quiet right now, but it's the torrential rain you have those spin-ups that will continue to happen until about daylight but we have some warm, moist air that's going to allow the severe weather. i haven't talked about the winds, still going to be an issue across the tennessee valley then we have rivers that are exceeding their levels we'll talk more about that coming up. >> so much to cover. janessa, we'll check in with you in a bit thank you. >>> the remains of those fallen american heroes were brought home this weekend. president biden and the first lady joined the families of those service members at dover air force base for their somber dignified transfer service those 13 brave men and women include navy hospital corpsman max soviak, marine corps corporals kareem nikoui, rylee mccollum, daegan page, david snoenz, jared schmitz. hunter lopez, taylor hoover, nicole l. gee. dylan merola umberto sanchez

it's forecast to move acrohe a state of emergency has been declared in florida's panhandle region, and behind fred is grace, churning in the caribbean. if it strengthened it could make it to the u.s. mainland by the end of the week. monsoon rains this weekend including arizona, flash flooding forced high water rescue but also claimed the lives of two people in the hard hit town of gila bend. and in utah a wildfire has forced thousands to evacuate, the fire is burning near salt lake city, flames did force interstate 80 to close for awhile this weekend. up to 6,000 homes are threatened. well, straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, the northern border reopens. americans head north but some canadians are frustrated. weed whackers, how these sheep are flocking to farmland for more than just food. and later, a beach day for all. . you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes of treatment once every 3 months. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is availa

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we are seeing wet weather though, for the florida panhandle, with the scattered storms and showers here, but much of the weather can be found in mexico as we move to central america, that western coast getting a drenching from the remnants of hurricane great news on kindly because the thought of on the economy can be the financial crisis that the u. s. blogs. access drive can extend the billions of dollars 7000000000 dollar lawsuit against the mining giant behind brazil. dead list environmental disaster. counting the cost on al jazeera holding the powerful to account as we examine the us, his role in the world on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching out or mind if i help stories this hour. there are reports of up to 4 people cross to death at cobbles, airports is africans, desperately try to leave their country. that says it's mathematically impossible to evacuate thousands of accounts by the august 31st. deadlines set up by us president joe biden. the telephone, political chief of doing gun the veranda has returned to the country again, talks on the formation of government. and for 1st t

now it's keeping dry for much of tuesday, they're the wet weather can be found in the florida. panhandle and northeastern states of the u. s. are continuing to see the heavy falls on from on re, as it works its way from most massachusetts out to see it could impact eastern areas of canada. now we are also seeing severe storms roll across the midwest. by the time we get into wednesday, it will be the great lakes that see some of the wet weather. now was he looked to the west, it is looking a lot dryer. we have got some strong winds that fueling wild fires in northern california. it's looking dryer in the south for the wet weather. we have to head to central america with some heavy falls in eastern parts of mexico. ah, the venezuela columbia has become a something grown a trespass as the, as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market, we follow the perilous journey unguarded, through the line of fire. risking at all and his wayland columbia. on al jazeera, the ah ah, are you watching out? is there a mind of our top stories of our, the u. s.

but we are going to see a lot more rain effect the florida panhandle. that's your update. the news, the the grim consequences of mexico's bloody drug. watch the people around you, mr. governor, you've got people who are with the narco, through the eyes of the journalist, determined to report the truth. your government is full of knock me. she said, that's how the article should start 60 and zone we revisit. the report is still risking their lives being another outbreak of violence of more versus rewind, the deadly beat on al jazeera oh a. but again, you're watching out. a reminder about top stories is the joe biden says the us lead evacuation of americans and, but it will, africans accelerated this weekend bite and says more than 11000 people have been lifted from full airport. just as we can find is also the talent button has so fog kept his word on allowing access to comple airport. the want of great concern that the field can become a target of a tropical storm. henry is battery, a stretch of the northeast and coast of the us just out of been done graded from harkins. w

immediate problem for the u.s., tropical storm fred heading our way, warnings posted for the florida panhandle. landfall expected late tomorrow and rainfall which will be heavy at times transferred well inland and right behind that will be grace next weekend. linsey. >> rob, thank you. >>> tonight the highly contagious delta variant is pushing hospitals to the brink. the u.s. recording more than 140,000 new infections two days in a row for the first time since january. the summer surge is overwhelming doctors and nurses. tonight we're getting a dramatic look inside an overwhelmed covid ward in a hard-hit corner of our country. zohreen shah is in los angeles tonight. >> i wanted to show you what our covid unit looks like. >> reporter: tonight, heartbreaking scenes unfolding across the country. this arkansas father fighting for his life. >> this is a 40-year-old patient. >> reporter: placed on a ventilator as covid-19 surges nationwide. over 140,000 new cases reported friday and saturday, the highest case total on consecutive days since january. daily average cases up 930% from mid-june. >> even

now it's keeping dry for much of tuesday their the wet weather can be found in the florida. panhandle and northeastern states of the u. s. are continuing to see the heavy falls on from on re, as it works its way from most massachusetts out to see it could impact eastern areas of canada. now we are also seeing severe storms roll across the midwest. by the time we get into wednesday, it will be the great lakes that see some of the wet weather. now was he looked to the west, it is looking a lot dryer. we have got some strong winds that fueling wild fires in northern california. it's looking dryer in the south for the wet weather. we have to head to central america with some heavy falls in eastern parts of mexico. the, the on air or online, the parts at the debate or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no healthy get off the table, it says shooting. atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted, and many health care workers are experiencing tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian, global community. if you're on ri

here in the u.s., fred strengthening all day before making landfall on the florida panhandle with 65-mile-an-hour winds and a dangerous storm surge. threatening flash flooding and possible tornadoes now up through atlanta and then moving into the mid-atlantic. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all tonight. he's in panama city beach, florida, tonight. rob? >> reporter: david, i can tell you, certainly felt like a hurricane coming ashore just a few hours ago. still a formidable storm to our north and east where damaging winds and tornadoes are a possibility over the next couple of hours. the watches remain up until 8:00 and the tropical rains, all of it, will be drifting north. and those flood watches have been extended past georgia now into north carolina. this rain will get all the way up into the northeast. grace just south of haiti now. the next 12 hours will be difficult with flooding rains, potentially mudslides. into the gulf of mexico and mexico this weekend. david? >> rob marciano with us from florida tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and as rob just s

we've also got to talk about tropical storm fred that made by fall toward the florida panhandle today. and these were some of the scenes that we thought we knew that it would be bad. with storm search, we saw the flash flooding parking lot turned into rivers here. and now look at the storm. it is. i admire so, which of course we know is a very busy airport, so there could be delays there. nicole, send it back to you. jeff, thanks for that. yes, don't call the real challenges in trouble. i still ahead here and al jazeera, the fight in north america because of the gender as regional leaders. me a quarter 1000000 teachers are on strike in sri lanka. they want to be paid on a part with others in the public sector. soccer breaks down into the 1st complete following mental health concerns. joe will have a hello good to see we had some wild weather roll across europe. so come, let's track this out together. these storm clouds are what produced it, especially toward that northwest corner of germany, reports of a tornado, and potentially could be an f 2 on the enhanced fujita scale, which of c

learned to threat as well as new tornado watch spreading into the florida panhandle as well as portionscause structural damage that's worse news on top of all of this heavy rainfall and storm surge that inundated the most vulnerable area across the gulf coast. it's a terrible situation. back to you steve, ainsley, brian. steve: it is and we will keep an eye on what the devastation is like once the sun comes up, which will be in the next hour. our other top stories this monday morning, the u.s. is intercepting some of the five rockets targeting kabul's airport overnight. brian: yup, the latest attack comes on the eve of president biden's deadline for american troops to leave afghanistan. but they have already shut the airport. ainsley: peter doocy is live at the white house with new reporting on the attack. good morning, peter. >> good morning. and the president is dealing with duel crises right now. there is ida's landfall and then the afghanistan withdrawal. but yesterday he only wanted to talk about one of them. >> mr. president, on afghanistan. >> i'm not going to answer afghanistan

looking at florida the panhandle of florida for the impacts of tropical storm fred going into the next days. that's going to be making headlines and, of course, we'll be following it as we look at our temperatures still hot for the inland areas today. upper 80s tomorrow and then between tuesday night and early on wednesday we will have to watch out for that high fire danger. temperatures for some of our hottest spots reaching into the 90s, but mostly 80s the rest of the week. for san francisco, breezy, foggy and at times smoke with highs in the mid to upper 60s. mike, you have two incidents in the north bay. >> they popped up since the last report. they're not the same incident but in a similar area. petaluma boulevard and also at san antonio, we have a disabled vehicle. in fact, the slowdown may be a result of one of the traffic breaks that may happen as they move both vehicles involved out of the roadway. that's south bay from petaluma boulevard down towards san antonio. everything else for the north bay is moving smoothly but highway 37 eastbound is not letting you move. closed from