. >>> and hurricane headed toward bermuda. ginger zee tracking several storms. >>> let the voting begin. the massive lines today. voters in their own words. why they're in line, some for hours to vote in person be early in this presidential election. and tonight, the list of states. your questions answer about early voting, mail-in voting in your state. >>> the president tonight and coronavirus as the u.s. approaches 200,000 lyes lost. the president and his own time line on a vaccine and how close to the election. >>> the cdc after puzzling doctors weeks ago, reversing what to do if you have been in contact with someone with covid. >>> authorities say this fire was sparked by a couple's gender reveal situation. >>> also tonight, breaking news coming in involving u.s. troops in syria. the u.s. sending more troops, including bradley fighting vehicles. why the move? we have late reporting. >>> new fallout involving jerry fallwell just days after the story broke. telling a dispatcher her husband fell down the stairs with was bleed

wow wow ok so they're saying that this particular i love the bermuda triangle and reading about it so they're saying that this particular trip ship was never actually part of that whatsoever that old mythology in the war surrounding it and not of all but just like all good folklore it's always great to have a strong snow where you try to ramallah not know more than i do the loch ness monster was heard on with our wares to paul i'm going to make you believe these things by the time you know moving forward imo i'm going to win you over well it's going to be a tough. call all challenges worth fighting are tough and i will win you over in the bermuda triangle all right that is our scope record today and remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are above this stuff so i tell you all i love you i robot. or. intentions of architecture. christening tank and maybe even 40 years. of simply evaporated to suit the. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this cash into 3 different. oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all se

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call all challenges worth fighting are tough i will win you over in the bermuda triangle all right that is our show over here today and remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved so i tell you all i love. television propaganda machine propaganda outlets propaganda tools we are getting information. that can change the way. we send out youtube videos the sleepless nights should be they still others that will. push your brush is russia russia and russia to say. well i was. relieved to be that way which is russia to that and i'm really happy to join you see you've been on our team. were so proud and filled. are just getting to the numbers. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. listen up a new york open with you know the moves through it in your circles modesty. and you can do for the one you much for that was a total of 3 minutes to do it when you. look. at. the white english sort of preview you're already in the sims but you haven't you know made it seem strange. to be. that. welcome to max kaiser's financial survival gu

. >> we have heard wall out bermuda, bermuda frowned station as has the signals from the second stage of dragon and falcon 9. >> still continuing as stage two burns to listen for the abort zones. 2a, two even, two echo taking us over the northern atlantic. >> right now you can see the second stage engine glowing with the standard red that we have come to indicates everything is looking good think power continues to run at 220,000 pounds of thrust in the valbuena vacuum of outer space. >> dragon spacex trajectory no, ma'am thanominal. >> we hear the replay from the crew acknowledging that we have a nominal trajectory. dragon made it to the falcon 92nd stage heading in to the low earth orbit. where dragon separates and begins its trip the rest of the way to the space station. >> we'll look for second stage engine cut off coming up 88:48 after launch today. so about 3 1/2 minutes from now. dragon and falcon 92nd stage currently flying 200979 meters per second. >> currently the first stage has begun its descent, it's through apogee. beginning to come back down. where coming enough another

such is the case with the bermuda triangle theory the 925 disappearance of the s.s. catastrophe whose ship wreck claimed the lives of 32 people created many theories over time from go ships and pirates to the lost city of atlantis but none permeated more than the bermuda triangle theory with the recent vessel discovery this theory was the bond as the bolt carrier never actually made it to the van but florida appears to be the site of the tragic devastation and the remains of the ship. wow wow ok so they're saying that this particular i love the bermuda triangle written about it so they're saying that this particular true ship was never actually a part of that whatsoever that old mythology in the war surrounding it not at all but just like all good folklore it's always great to have a strong know where your tribe would know no more than do the loch ness monster or earth and on with our wares to paul i'm going to make you believe these things well the time you know moving forward i'm all i'm going to win you over well it's going to be a tough. call all challenges worth

position of signal, bermuda. >> nominal trajectories. pointed in the right direction. continuing to make their flight uphill. over bermuda, one of the ground stations they are using to get telemetry and data back. data back. >> stage two propulsion is still nominal. >> a little over 4:40 into the flight. bob and doug flying at more than 5600 miles per hour. >> nomnanominal trajectory. >> 200 miles down range from the kennedy space center. nominal trajectory continuing. while they continue uphill, it looks like we are getting a view of the first stage as well. >> on your right screen, you can see that first stage with the grid fins deployed. its making its way back to attempt to land on our drone ship, of course, i still love you today. and we're just about a minute, a couple minutes away from the entry burn and that's where three of the nine merlin engines do ignite to help slow the vehicle down as it reenters back into the earth's atmosphere. and then after the entry burn will be the landing burn which is just a single engine burn. >> spacex nominal trajectory. >> you

ade there in beautiful bermuda, and looking a whole lot warmer than i feel right now. back at our favourite north american adventures. here's what's coming up next week. do you know what, i have a sneaking sympathy affection for the bad guy in a pantomime. the bad guy, everyone boos and hisses them, but actually they are very important. hang on, hang on a minute — it's notjust the bad guys that are important in pantos, you know, it's also the good guys, and ijust happen to be one of those as well. join us then if you can. in the meantime you can stay in touch with us on social media in all the usual places. until next time, from me, christa larwood and the rest of the travel show team here in london, stay safe and bye for now. hello. it's another cold day today, variable cloud, some spells of sunshine if you are lucky. we've also had some dense areas of mist and fog, particularly over northern ireland and east anglia. this is the view across gwinnett. you can see some mistiness and marking us, but some mistiness and marking us, but some glimmers of brightness here and

as a young man, hejoined bermuda in 1917. as a young man, he joined the bermuda in 1917.iving in the uk just after the start of world war ii. eventually, he began acting, and would appear in films as diverse as thunderball and inception. in a statement, his children said he refused to take roles that demeaned or stereotyped the character of people of colour. he was truly a man who stood by his moral principles, and was inspirational. the actor earl cameron, who's died at the age of 102. well, that's it. i will be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes. thanks very much for watching. this is bbc news. hello, the first half of the weekend was grey and breezy for most of us. the second half of the weekend is looking thoroughly windy, unusually windy for the time of year. expecting gales and places through the day ahead. it should be a bit of sunshine but also some showers. low pressure firmly in charge of the scene. this looks more autumnal than summer. lots of white lines you can see on the chart, isobars, with the wind is strong throughout the day. a frontal system

thinking about this whole world economy and the way things are going and it's like we're flying over the bermuda triangle you know and all the dials and everything and the best part of going in opposite directions are we're going upside down our way up side up we're not sure it's like all so confusing that's because things are getting real and we're seeing what some in the alternative finance space would call a 4th turning there's a huge shift going on we've been covering here for 10 years the whole process of decomposition and the dollar is ation the dollar is ation of course has been happening as we all see around the world the central banks start accumulating gold then we've seen the de globalization and trump and brags that were a sign of that but now of course is the accelerating rapidly thanks to this pandemic and i want to look at how that break in this supply chain the global supply chain happening right now is with the most fundamental resource of all and that is money and it's being called on a 40 m. and on obtaining them inside the mad shortage in gold the ultimate doomsday preppers a

the bermuda triangle. can the yuan break below that level?rdern, find that story from the blog. she has been whipping it away. let's talk more about emerging markets. natural gas in the black sea will likely be followed by discoveries. that could alter the geopolitics of the energy trade in the region. >> this is a major discovery. the first time of alert discovery of any natural gas resource in our continental shelf in the black sea or the mediterranean. it is the result of years of work on developing our own energy, butnot only our ability to explore, partner with other countries, develop the technical capability, and it is also the result of an approach to our own geography. statement time, the that geography is your destiny has been used in a negative sense. here it has a positive significance, surrounded by three seas, and now we have found natural gas in the black sea. that is really important for turkey's economy. a country in the energy sector, now turkey will be an energy producer. that is very significant. that makes turkey more tha

it jumped into the carolinas, but 24 hours later the jetstream in and 24 hours later, the bermuda high have dropped down and you could have had an identical effect to the 1938 storm. if you had a catastrophic storm, such as in 1938, which could have repeated itself, with the covid-19 preparations, along with such a catastrophic storm hitting long island and destroying long island, because it was all agricultural land back then, would fema be able to handle that? again, fema is just part of the team. when you get into high population areas, there is a lot of challenges but also a lot of resources from state and local governments. he brought up a point that in dealing with covid and hurricanes, we are going to have to look very carefully on making sure people understand the risk from hurricanes is primarily water. if you look at the hurricane center data and looking back at storms over centuries, the leading cause of death is drowning or water related trauma. we want to remind people that if you are in a evacuation zone, the biggest risk is going to be drowning and water related traumas.

it could head towards bermuda. we also have paulette which battered bermuda a couple days ago. andally i is to affect thehe united statates into the n next several days. we havave unusually high temperatatures recorded in many places of western europe o on tuesday. e high reached 35 degrees in several places in france as well as the netherlands. that's it for me. stay safe. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japanese industrials giant hitachi is pulling the plug on the construction of a nuclear power plant in britain. hitachi says its board of directors decided on wednesday to withdraw from the project on the island of angelsy in wales. they put it on hold in january last year. it cited ballooning costs and other measures. they asked the government for greater support for the project, but the firm says negotiations made little progress parartly d to the coronavirus pandemic. they say the latest decision does not expect to significantly

bermuda perhaps next weekend then maybe into the maritime provinces was we have to watch teddy.days to do so and the other part of this is hurricane season is not over yet. we will continue to keep you up to date. heather: united cajun navy has boots on the ground. jillian: thank you for being here. what is your biggest challenge at this point? >> reporter: we mobilized to the area on the border of alabama and florida, divergent a lot of assets responding to hurricane laura. you showed previous segments caused significant damage to property, a lot of storm surge and we ended up with some water rescues in foley, alabama. todd: what is your plan of attack the next 24 hours? >> let's keep an eye on the gulf and atlantic to see if we have anything else to worry about, we are moving into greek names because we are running out of the alphabet for storm names. we are making sure folks have enough water and other supplies, the officials can come in with her efforts. jillian: what damage are you seen on the ground, live pictures where you see boats all over the place, homes underwater, w

the waters around the stunning island of bermuda. very peaceful but back in the day, sailors feared this place and it is sometimes referred to as the world capital of shipwrecks. back in 2017, we sent ade along to find out why. seeing these relics is incredible. but it's just a glimpse of what lies on the ocean bed. a team of scientists has begun a project that will document the ships in 3d to reveal more about these wrecks than ever before. this 70 metre vessel, the montana, sunk in 1863. it was used to run supplies to the confederates during the american civil war and was one of the first ships to be digitally recreated using this cutting—edge technology. that was quite literally breathtaking. i can't believe it. it is so close. you just have to snorkel and there you are on top of this massive wreck that has been there for over 100 years. it's huge! yeah, it's huge. immense. and you can see so much detail as well. it's just really hypnotic, you see everything and... the boilers, those two large cans for want of a better word, betwe

the island of bermuda to be specific. it had fewer than 250 covid-19 cases, and it wants to keep it that way. but it's also offering residential certificates for americans wanting to work their remotely. a lot of them will work on the island for up to a year while also enjoying the perks of being a citizen of bermuda. >> you can't really be sad when you wake up to this every day, which is good. >> there's a strict testing plan in place, strict and extensive. people must test negative before they arrive and on their eight and 14th day. if you want to see that new story head to our platform nbclx or anytime on lx.com. >>> spacex is closing out a successful year of missions by sending a new spy satellite into space today. the national recognizance office launched the classified payload along spacex's falcon 9 rocket. it's part of its mission to provide intelligence data to the department of defense. back here on earth it is still considered fall, feeling a lot like winter and it sounds like you're promising us a bit of chris

if he believes that why is he flying in a private jet to bermuda every weekend? question. >> i don't think is he going to bermuda that much because is he crisscrossing the country. >> tucker: hold on, slow down. why is he flying in a private plane i'm serious if he cereally cares about climate change. that's the most destructive thing you can do if you think carbon is a pollutant why is he doing that. >> i think you would have to ask him. you should talk to him about his record on fighting climate change. he has actually done more than this president or any other president to fight climate change. he very much is going to get us back in the paris climate accord and. >> tucker: if he is for climate change why doesn't he fly commercial. >> that's an issue you would have to discuss with him, tucker. i'm not his pilot. >> tucker: aren't you bothered by it it's so hypocritical it's nauseating. >> i have a feeling he will spend a lot more time in camp david than bermuda and meantime make america carbon neutral by 2050. he has a plan to, i think, bring renewable energy

if it does impact bermuda, john, this would be the second hurricane to hit bermuda in less than two weeks. all right, alisyn, keep us posted. thank you very much. so fresh off her huge win at the u.s. open, naomi osaka making a big announcement about what she plans to do next. details in the bleacher report. ♪ ♪ for all the moments you've missed and all the moments you haven't "hi" love, can't wait -"got the ring!" -"yes!" and with jared it doesn't have to ♪ (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums >>> the miami heat now just two wins away from the nba finals after another thrilling, yet dispiriting comeback against the boston celtics. andy scholes has more in the bleacher report. if i'm not going to get any sleep, andy, i at least want to not get any sleep for a good reason, and this wasn't a good reason. >> sorry about your celtics, john. it's been -- what a turnaround for the miami heat. they didn't make the playoffs last year, but add jimmy butler, make gre

>> i don't think is going to bermuda that much. >> tucker: hold on. slow down.s he flying in a private plane? i'mhe serious, if he really cars about climate change? that's the most destructive thing i you could do if you thik carbon is a pollutant, why is he doing that? >> i think you'd have to ask him but i think you should talk to him about his record on fighting climatee change. he's actually been more than this president or and have a president fight climate change. very much going to get us back -- >> tucker: climate change, why didn't he fly commercial? >> i mean, that's an issue you would have to discuss with him, i'm not his pilot. >> tucker: are you bothered by? it so have a critical it's nauseating, isn't it? speak i have a feelingng when me limburgng is president is goingo spend a lot more time in kansas state than bermuda. and meanwhile, he's going to make america carbon neutral by 2050 as a plan to i think ring renewable energy sources to america by 2028, cutting our electricity route to use. >> tucker: did you ever think -- like if i asked to three

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the yuan holds firm, breaking out of its bermuda triangle.you think this strengths will -- strength will last? henrietta: [laughter] i like -- it's hard to tell. we are entering a very interesting time from a political perspective. you mentioned that at the start. the u.s. election is really going to enter its campaigning phase in september. as a result, china is going to be one of the topics that gets discussed. the u.s. attitude to china will be one of the key topics from my perspective. as a result, it will be interesting to see how trump in particular, given he's more vocal on that relationship, reacts over that time and how much under pressure he is. i think that that will determine the course of the relationship with china over the next few months. as we just talked about, there are a number of points of tension, be it the south china sea, on the corporate side, the relationship between chinese corporate and u.s. corporate, the trade war. i expect that that is going to ebb and flow as the campaign heats up. just a finish off, do you get

paulette, bermuda, we are worried about it becoming a cat 1, cat 2, maybe cat 3 on approach to bermudae day monday getting very close to that island and potentially making a direct hit and a cat 2 even on that well-prepared island would be a devastating blow there so tracking that very carefully along with all the other action in the gulf of mexico. that's a check nationally. here's a look at your local >> reporter: this weather report sponsored by walgreens. >>> you guys ready for some football? nfl started. now it's time for college, at least part of college. >> that's right. >> you know what intel i got this week, dan harris has hired a certain little 11-year-old to run his fantasy league again. >> you're playing fantasy again? >> i mean, paula faris' 11-year-old j.j. is playing fantasy. i'm collecting the money. >> i thought he would walk out while on top. >> we won last year. we're going for it again. he doesn't ask me for my advice on any of the picks. rob, thank you very much. we'll talk to you next half hour. >>> coming up on "gma," the race for a coronavirus vaccine. how effec

from bermuda.- sent immigrant from bermuda. from bermuda.t her patent had to be filed in her husband's name. a woman could not patent anything in her own right. the earliest american patent for a dry-cleaning process was in thomas jennings in 1821, it was also the first patent known to have been earned by an african-american in our history. cry that nop the slave was allowed to hold a patent. mr. jennings had always been a free man. how many enslaved african americans were deprived of the fruits of their labor for things that invented? how many women saw their achievements purloined by fathers, husbands, bosses? it is instructive to note that 100 years ago, women could only claim 1% of all patents issued in the united states. today, they earn 7%. not nearly enough, but a big leap forward. the role of african-american inventors includes dr. charles drew who against impossible odds invented a system to get dried blood plasma to the battlefield and have it reconstituted, saving countless lives. dr. pa

que nos quedamos acá también no tenemos llluvia vamos a disfrutar el súper bowl >> ya lo veo en bermudasolver sepa quienes entrenaron. < hoy en conferencia habló de l importancia de tener experiencia en un súper bowl >> (hablan en inglés) mas actualidad de 49 entrenaron por última vez antes de partir a miami. esto fue en una pista de obstáculos, al final, 7 x4 gana sobre las estrellas nfc, >> el otro fútbol puebla querétaro jornada tres, centro de fabián castillo intentó despejarla y la mete en propia puerta augotol, pierde puebla ante el equipo de vucetich por la mínima. >> bueno vean esta maravilla, vamos a tokio fiesta de fuegos artificiales en la bahía de tokio por acá pasarán el maratón se ve desde la villa olímpica que está en construcción, faltan seis meses para que inicien 24 de julio 9 de agosto, y usted lo verá por telemundo conozca siete iconos del deporte, que lucharon contra la adversidad esto en nbc universo, mañana , hola ¿sabes quién soy? soy todos los latinos que viven en este país. soy el que vino y se quedó. y el que nació aquí. y la que trajeron de pequeña, to dream b

placed a minimum tax on those so that they could not hide some of taxr products in low countries like bermudar the cayman islands. this was a way to try to avoid or prevent what they call profit shifting or tax avoidance. this minimum tax is set at about 10.5% currently. biden would increase that to 21%, which means companies would face a much higher tax burden on their foreign earnings. host: one more question about the proposals from joe biden. if i were a person who made much of my money because of stocks or anything like that primarily, what happens to me hypothetically? guest: if you are a millionaire, you would pay much higher taxes on your capital gains and dividends. he is proposing to virtually double the tax rate on capital gains and dividends from 20% today. they would have to pay the income tax rate of 39.6% on those capital gains and dividends. it doesn't stop there because there is the obamacare surtax on those earnings. that would increase the rate to 43.4%. that would be the highest rate ever on capitol hill gains and dividends or at least since the carter administration. that

hospital where i lived and forest lawn where all my family was buried and i felt like i was in the bermuda place of life and death. >> burbank existed. >> reporter: fired after a few years, he found his footing directing "peewee's big adventure." >> thanks for stopping. >> reporter: that began a string of hits that made burton a household name. >> this exhibition is an immersive experience into the mind of tim burton. >> reporter: perhaps no one knows better than jenny hee, burton's chief exhibition curator. >> what he puts on screen or on a page or in a sculpture is identifiable for all of his fans. so there is really no disconnect between tim and his viewer or tim and his visitor because of that intense emotional connection that he imbues into his work. >> reporter: his art has 700-piece collection that was a viewed at new york's museum of modern art, where it drew the third largest crowd in moma's 8 moma that is new york same tim draws 43 million tourists a year. >> hello. >> reporter: neon museum ceo rob mccoy hopes burton's appeal will draw more people here. what is your favorite tim

elizabeth is more than 2 eyes and nose in a mouth it's a symbol of power printed on banknotes from bermuda to britain to new zealand i was a bit sad for her 1st portrait as queen almost 7 decades ago and her way to stifle portrait painter miriam asked fred shows a 94 year old monarch and what the artist calls and are a of. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist mary miska fit she met the monarch in person twice once a fucking palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how is that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do you dream is cafe to spend an hour all together with the queen it was a special honor for their various mothers british have found the spanish painter she's quite a powerful this one person really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natural and that she was a very

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this is what happens if you go to bermuda. would get a test 72 hours before you go there and a few tested negative, you go to your hotel, once you get the results, if it is negative, you can go around. you get tested a couple of days later and a couple of days later again and you can move around the island. you can go in and out. new york and london is not an island, but surely, we can test. think about how much money we have thrown at this issue. trillions. where is testing? front page of the financial times today, massive issue in the united kingdom, how long it takes to get your test results back. if you are positive and you have been walking around waiting for the result, what use is it? intong, here we are going -- tom: if i am a breezes in cambridge beach in bermuda, i can be tested right there at the bar before my return to america? jon: i'm not sure they will do it at the bar, but i'm sure we could sort something out for you. i just can't believe that here we are. money is not the issue. policy is. that is the problem.

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there is a mixture of rye—grass and bermuda.mpared to what it normally would be in april. that through the edison seek and achieve should be a massive achievement. a massive advantage for him. but on augusta, you are not allowed to use green reading maps and those books and he loves to do that. his parting statistics are not good at augusta. and as we know, the old adage, you drive for show and you putt fiddle. —— for goal. tiger woods has been talking about defending his title at augusta by saying it is amazing what bryson dechambeau has achieved over the last sort of six months or so. what about batman, tiger woods? that was an incredible a year—and—a—half ago —— that man. was an incredible a year—and—a—half ago -- that man. it has not been a great year for ago -- that man. it has not been a great yearfor him. one ago -- that man. it has not been a great year for him. one top ten ago -- that man. it has not been a great yearfor him. one top ten in february. he does not come in with any kind of form, which he did do the last ti

gets close to bermuda. i want to call it up to see it. close to bermuda and the southeast coast.t recurving. when you get that far out the track forecast you have error there. something else we have to pay attention to in the southeast u.s. bermuda just got hit and could be hit again with a second one. >> trace: it's why they call it the cone of uncertainty. always good to talk to you. thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump: i didn't downplay it. i actually in many ways upplayed it in terms of action. my action was very strong. what i did was with china i put a ban on, with europe i put a ban on. we would have lost thousands more people had i not put the ban on. that was called action. not with the mouth but in actual fact. >> sandra: the president defending his response to the coronavirus pandemic last night in the new town hall. joining us now bret baier special report. the president was defending that. good morning, bret. after he was on the tape with bob woodward saying he was down playing the virus and planned to downplay it more. >> the president is talking about it di

and travel by boat to bermuda. >> i sailed from newport to bermuda -- 2,000 miles, 7 days at sea -- for i ever had. >> a day out, a terrible nor'easter hit. >> the crew was felled. one person after another seasick. >> the captain just says to me, you want to take over the wheel? i said, do you think that i can? he says, well, you're going to have to because everybody else is throwing up and can't move. >> which is an amazing image. i mean, they tie john to the boat so that he doesn't blow out to sea. >> a couple of the waves had me on my knees. i was just hanging on with my hands on the wheel. i was in a major storm for six hours, driving that boat and keeping it on the course. ♪ i had the time of my life screaming sea shanties and shouting at the gods. i felt like a viking. that was an incredible experience, because it won't go away. you can't change your mind. it's like being on stage. once you're on, there's no getting off. i was tuned in, or whatever, to the cosmos. >> when he got down to bermuda, he started to write. >> he recorded demo tapes. >> take one of the new one. >> yoko, i

the island of bermuda fewer than 250 covid-19 cases and wants to keep it that way.s offering a residential certificate for americans who want to work remotely. they can work from the island up to one year while enjoying many of the perks of being a bermudian citizen. people must test negative before they arrive and on their fourth, eighth and 18th days. head to our new platform nbclx. channel 185 on xfinity cable or anytime on lx.com. >>> it is time now to check in with vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. you have been working from home since march, you could theoretically move to bermuda and no one would be the wiser. >> imagine. as long as they let binx go over with me, i'm cool with that. what would happen to my plants, girl? got to take care of my plants. >> they might do well in that climate. that's a great question. >> you know what, that's a great point, kira. let's talk about -- now i'll be thinking about that all day. where can i work from home. it's very cold as you step out the door. here is your temperature trend into the afternoon. ple

the other is coming out of bermuda and heading toward the gulf. that's the storm system we have to watch. there's a flood watch through tampa, sarasota, all the way down to ft. myers, and this is from saturday morning through sunday because we do expect some bursts of heavy rain and thunderstorms when the tropical wave does come through. our computer models are saying even the miami area could pick up an inch or two. it's not going to cause a lot of problems in florida, but keep in mind, the passing and hit and mitt-someh miss showers and storms. in the west, no rain until november and december. a lot of the smoke from the fires is causing poor air quality and we'll have chilly-type rain heading through iowa and also the great lakes today. saturday, a bu saturday in teau in the northeast. and dodging storms in the south. i think the big thing people will notice, yasmin, southern new england and the mid-atlantic, the humidity levels will come down. we had serious flooding yesterday around our nation's capit capitol. >> it was. a milestone in the ba