. >>> a tropical storm in the atlantic ocean expected to become a hurricane later today. weather experts with the national hurricane center say tropical storm chris should stay away from the u.s. coastline but north carolina is being warned about high winds. in puerto rico, beryl was downgraded to a tropical storm which is easing fears of another storm hitting puerto rico which is still covering from the major hurricane. >> it's possible we'll get hit hard here but we have to keep trying to survive no matter what happens. god gives us faith. >> rains up to five inches are possible for the virgin islands and puerto rico through tomorrow. >>> it's 4:17. we want to check in on traffic this morning. allie rasmus in for sal. it's probably back to work for a lot of people. including you. >> yes. >> thank you, welcome back. >> the 580 area is completely reopened. we have been watching that because of the fire. both directions of the freeway were reopened so that's good news for people who commute. let's start with the south bay and look at the maps. your commute 101 up through gi

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a moment to talk about the tropics. not much of a update since 6 p.m. this is tropical storm chris. you can see it has strengthed, got little more definition there in the storm. beryl not the samesi ation. these are now remnants. it's not even a tropical storm anymoreut it is crossing and expecte to continue just to the south of puerto ri. they will stick pick up rain from the outer bands. not really bands because it is not a tropical storm. they are picking up rain and gusty winds from beryl. as far as chris goes no major impacts here in the u.s. we are looking at a catne storm. what we could see is some really high waves really roaring along storm team 4 team day outlook eru can see not much shower chances. i think it is really goi to be a relatively tranquil week. next weekend we start planning for our next heat wave. >> we'll get into that next week. >>> when bears get hungry they tet into just about anything. take a look this picture. it's tough to make out but that is a bear chomping down on a bird feeder in marshall, virginia. the pictures were taken this morning and yesterday

a lot more in the way of 90s across the region tomorrow. as high pressure moves closer to the area. giving us the heatff to the west. tropical storm chris now winds of miles per hour. expected to become a hurricane. most likely tomorrow rning. to tomorrow afternoon. we'll talk about the latest updated track and just off the coast of the carolinas. ere does the storm go from here. >> thank you. a first for traffic alert for tomorrow morning. one section of beach drive reopened tonight. another sectilo will for a year worth of repairs. starting tomorrow morning. beach drive from avenue and broad branchoad up tooyce road. is now open. tomorrow morning, thi section shuts down from joyce road to the maryland line. beach drive has gone through ans exe renovation in recent years. the project is expected to be finished byall of next year. tomorrow morning on news today, we'll be watching to see what impact the closure has on traffic. >>> tomorrow another memorial service will be heldor victim at last months "capital fzette" shooting. friends andily come together to remember sports reporter john mcna mar ra. where he graduated. and went on

this is moisture from what was once a hurricane is now a tropical storm. tropical storm fa be a.expecting more high clouds in your friday forecast and just with the nature of the system, the tropical system and a good feel muggy around friday. here is the forecast model shiday. more cloudsg in from towards friday. we could have the clouds scooting out later in the day tomorrow. forecast highs today doing 80s towards antioch and brentwood. san francisco 67. pacifica 62. it will actually send in a swell closer to the bay area. maybe some sneaker waves and soccer rip currents especially to the south facing beaches for today right through the weekend into saturday. here's a look at the five day forecast. we are heating things backup. thankfully we are kind of showing triple digits but possibly by sunday. we will feel muggy around tomorrow. let's get ready for the change. >>> rescue are busy raising . children are still trapped this morning. the latest on rescuing a huge soccer team before they run out of time. >>> what san francisco is doing to try to help people in the middle of a c

a. tropical storm that's off the cocoastline. i'll show you where that's heading straight ahead. >>> now to a developing story we have beenollowing all morning. at least eight people will have to look for a a new place to live after ts massive fire damaged houses in northwest dfl. look at thes. the fire started overnight inside one row house on 11th street. fire officials tell us there was a working smoke detecter in t home where the fire sparked. it alerted the family inside to get out. we talked to one woman who escaped the fire. >> we ran through the h tlway and s fire from the back-door. woke everybo up and got them out of the house. went back into the house to get closer because have clothes on.t >> no one was hurt. the red cross is helping the displaced families and investigators are looking into the cse of thefire. >>> new this morning, your help is needed to find a person responsible for three brutal crimes that have gone unsolved for years. montgomery county investigators hopes someone recognizes this man. ey used the sus

hazard advisory is in effect through saturday for rip currents and steeper waves thanks to a swell from tropical storm five io. a stronger surf will role in tomorrow. >>> temperatures are heating up. people we flocking to the beach. >> the beach will be a place to cool off, 35 degrees cooler than and land. this weekend, a big summertime climb in temperatures is coming. look at the temperatures, still close to 70. the beautiful sunset was the onset of cloud cover working its way up from the south. the cloud cover will keep us warm overnight. san jose is still 66, 60 degrees for san jose, mountain view and fairfield. that is a warm night. napa and san francisco, 58 degrees. the swell is 4 to 7 feet. it is the rip current that is the biggest threat. lots of caution if you are heading to the beach. it is going to be pretty warm in land. the ridge of high pressure over arizona is making southern california. we'll hit triple digits today. parts of los angeles may hit 115 degrees tomorrow. all-time records are possible. we have clouds moving up. that is the fringe of what was a tropical storm. we will not se

virgin islands as well as puerto rico are still under a tropical storm watch. the remnants of beryl artificially now just a tropical wave. in the san juan, phil keating, fox news. >>> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are anxiously awaiting for tomorrow as president donald trump prepares to make his supreme court selection. we take a closer look at the candidates who have made his short list. >>> baseball announces the all- star team. we will tell you who is in and who is out. >>> a helicopter crashes into a townhome complex in williamsburg, virginia today. >>> authorities in virginia say one person was killed when a helicopter crashed into a townhome complex today. virginia state police confirmed the fatality. police are still working to locate and identify the pilot of the helicopter. the crash happened in a residential area in williamsburg. it sparked a fire at the townhomes complex. the pilot was the only person on board. the crash was close to the college of william and mary. it is unclear what caused the chopper to go down but we know the faa and the na

it was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. it's moving northwest at 17 miles per hour and churning up the ocean. it will settle down a bit. no rain or wind or anything like that. but cloud coverage and higher waves. that's coming up. >>> we've learned the trump administration lost its efrpt to block two of california's sanctuary state laws. a judge issued the ruling an hour ago. it denies the request to halt two bills which limits local law enforcement to help immigration alths and allows the state's attorney general to inspect the state. >>> in san bruno, police made 25 arrests for illegal fireworks, including this bust. they seized more than 300 pounds of fireworks and a gun from a group of suspects. police have not said they'll fa. and jessica florez is in san jose. >> reporter: trash from fireworks litters the street. despate a campaign from the cits lit up. on the fifth of july, the residents clean up. >> i didn't do it. but it clean it up. >> reporter: one firework damaged this van. someone lit one upside down and damaged

thousand families of lost their homes the region's been affected by severe floods triggered by a tropical storm in the last week at least fifty people have been killed in forest fires that are burning in several areas near the greek capital athens the fires have destroyed homes and disrupted transport officials have declared a state of emergency in two areas. electricity supply to palestinians living in gulzar is to be cut still further from eight hours to just six hours a day the sole power station on the ship can't get enough fuel to maintain its current output the amount of fuel entering gaza has been greatly reduce since thursday when israel impose restrictions on imports through the kerem shalom crossing the israeli defense minister has now said the crossing is being partially reopens. the emir of qatar is in the u.k. where he's seeking international support in the face of the blockade he's been meeting britain's prime minister to resign me at downing street in the meantime the u.k. newspaper has reported a coasting agency has been seeking actors to protest against his visit. japan's recor

families have lost their homes now the region's been affected by severe floods triggered by a tropical storm over the past week while the dam was set to begin operations later this year five years after construction began its part of the lao government's plan to become the largest energy exporter in the rapidly developing region which is touted as a battery of asia the landlocked communist country is already operating thirty nine hydro power plants in the mekong river region over fifty more in the planning or under construction with that number set to almost double in the coming years that rush to develop has been blamed for a number of dam bursts in recent years devastating farmland and nearby villages environmentalist's have also warned of irreparable damage to downstream areas.

. >>> a tropical storm in the atlantic ocean expected to become a hurricane later today. meteorologist with the national from the rth carolina are being warned about high winds. in puerto rico beryl was down downgraded from a tropical storm. >> it's possible we will get hit hard here but we have to keep trying to survive. god gives us faith. >> up to five inches of rain is possible for the virgin islands and puerto rico through tomorrow. >>> all right, 5:16 is the time now. allie rasmus in for sal covering traffic and people are just joining us. the good news is the altamont pass is back open. >> the fire for a brief time shut down both directions of 580 but now it's back open. although it's crowded this morning, let's start with the map, taking a look at the north bay. your commute from the vacville area looks good across the bridge, no problems to tell you about there. taking the wide view on the far right hand side, the altamont pass from tracy and westbound 580. there's the usual slowing this morning but both sides of the freeway both directions are open so that's goo

a. tropical storm song tin has hit northern vietnam leaving thirty two people dead and more than a dozen missing floods have been triggered by heavy rains severely affecting coastal areas and the capital hanoi thousands of homes have been damaged weather is forecast continue for the next few days. german football mesut ozil has broken his silence and is on his controversial meeting with turkish president after one he was photographed without a one along with fellow germany international going to go on in may just weeks before the world cup in russia ozil who has turkish heritage says he had no regrets about meeting with the one he insisted it was not a political stunt despite the encounter coming ahead of elections and a host of social media in germany international said refusing an invitation to meet with any president would have been disrespectful to his ancestors roots also was heavily criticised for the meeting in both german media and by the german football association. but joining me now in the studio to talk more about. president harrington from the prez. this uni's finally releas

it's now barrelling towards the lesser antilles, and as it passes that it should turn into a tropical storm as it head towards cuba. >>> take a look this watch the elapse of color. just all the many colors that develop this morning. absolutely beautiful. i'm also going to but that on social media. it was pretty impressive. need to see it more than once. even with the cloud cover out there we're getting the remnants of fabio, throwing the mid and upper level moisture and the extra humidity. even without the sunshine our temperatures anywhere from 4 to 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. so that's us in a sticky and uncomfortable upper 60s to upper 70s right now. we're not used to this kind of humidity. the rest of the country may be making fun of us, but we're not used to this. and the the breeze kicks in. you can see it almost looks like one of those wintertime atmospheric rivers. unfortunatehy, we're just not getting any wet weather out of it other nan a sprinkle or two. the sun is going to come out first in gilroy, and then to 81 as you head up to mount lopitas. low to mid-60s along the

. >>> a beach hazard statement is in effect due to a tropical storm to our south. kpix 5's jackie ward is at the beach with a firsthand look at the conditions. jackie. >>> reporter: michelle, so we are at the pier at pacifica. you can see waves here breaking against the rocks. they are obviously going to be intense here today with that beach hazard statement in place. but it will be even more dangerous in south-facing beaches, half moon bay and santa cruz. we could say tropical storm fabio is producing strong swells. that's the reason a beach hazard statement is in effect through tomorrow afternoon. a deceptive things about the waves is they look calm making it dangerous for those in the water who think it is safe. lifeguards on the coast are warning beach-goers to be careful. >> number one concern is that the size of the surf is going to come in and this is our first significant swell of the season. so even those that regularly use the beach are still going to be caught off guard. >> reporter: so to help you brush up on your beach terminology this morning, rip curr

going to weaken io a tropical depression as it moves to the west,ss to the antill antilles, it's going to scoop just down to puerto rico one to four urges inches of rain with tropical stormu can see tropical storm chris hanging off the north carolina coastline, as the clouds stay wwn, they stay to the south, we are looking good are looking dry here in the d.c. area, we may see a few sprinkles late tuesday and early wednesday but that's about it. humidity starts to come back in as we get into tuesday, low 90s on tuesday, with present lenty sunshine and that chance of rain a late tuesday night into wednesday. wednesday. wednesda we clearout, ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all the thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. visit both parks for only $30 per day. >> time right now is 10:26 here on sunday morning, here are the four things you need toknow. the search is on for a drivern a head-on colsion near the rosslyn tunnel. two people were hurt. >>> wendi winters has been laid to rest,she's one of the victims of the "capital ga

temperatures are set to rise again, and it will remain warm across scandinavia, and we have a couple of tropical storms japan, which will bring a little bit of respite, there, in the next few days, but this is sign again that the heat will build there. so, as of yet, no, looks like they are sticking where they are. much more on that story on the website. stay with us on outside source — still to come... we take a closer look at the coach at the centre of bribery allegations at the centre of bribery allegations. theresa may is taking personal control of brexit talks with the eu, with dominic raab deputising for her. mr raab was drafted in as brexit secretary to replace david davis, who quit in protest at the prime minister's trade proposals. at the brexit committee of mp‘s today, john whittingdale mp asked the europe unit will have overall responsibility for the preparation and overall conduct of the negotiations. does that suggest that the two review should swap places, because in actual fact, the two review should swap places, because in actualfact, you the two review should swap places, because in ac

a monster of a storm now. earlier thids morning, w of 70 miles an hour. now 105 milr an h going from a tropicalhis is one -- thiis a visible picture in infrared. if i show you colored tops here, this is a little bit better picture showing you the heavy to thundes. anywhere you have red around the area, that's heavy thunderstormi ac. when it encircles the entire eye like here, that shows you you've got a big storm. this is a category 2 at 105 miles er hour. maybeat aory 3 by early tomorrow morning. official forecast from the centereeps it a category 2. looking like a 3 right now to me. moving to the northeast at about 10 miles an hour. expected to go up to 110 miles ning.our by tomorrow e i think it could go higher. and then as it could is to move off, it moves way out to sea. for us, just a rip current threat. that's it. ripnd currents a maybe high surf along our beaches. delaware, maryland beaches. headsp over the next couple of days. 91 degree tomorrow. a few morning clouds. a gorgeous afternoon. it wilte feel q comfortable tomorrow afternoon and especially tomorrow evening with the drier air

tropical storms. >>> beryl, some encouraging news tonight. it weakened to a tropical storm. a weaker and smaller storm. puerto rico, hopefully weaker when it gets there monday, tuesday. expected to strengthen but not make landfall. the heat continues tonight across parts of the southwest with warnings up. might see the monsoon come in for the southern colorado mountains. helping with moisture for some of those fires. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> we turn now to politics and the president's shifting legal strategy. his lead attorney rudolph giuliani confirming to abc news that the president's team wants special counsel robert mueller to prove he has evidence before the president would agreed to be interviewed in that investigation. david wright is with the president in new jersey tonight. >> reporter: before president trump ever agrees to sit down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller, mueller will have to show credible evidence that trump may have committed a crime. that's the new condition, first reported by "the new york times," as laid out by the president'

that will draw in moisture from what is now a tropical storm. tropical storm fa bl. that was a hurricane yesterday. meister will approach the bay area tomorrow. it will be hi cloud cover it will feel humid. that is for tomorrow. today though, we have low clouds and fog. at least for the morning hours. a heads up if you are going to the coast. for today, that is a swell associated with the tropical storm. it will move in from the south. that will be directed toward the bay area coastline be careful out there. rip currents could move waves around 8 feet high. there is not high surf advisory but a heads up if you were going to the coast. here's the forecast model showing you this we have cloud cover this morning. skies are becoming partly sunny this afternoon. made some stubborn clouds. this is tomorrow. will have high clouds that work their way back into the area. never you get a pattern like this, associated with a hurricane, that produces thunderstorms and scattered showers. it looks like there is a slight chance for tomorrow. fire crews will watch that closely. the m

just a weakening tropical storm. all around and want it's a regular sunday in the summertime.he threat and worry has disappeared. everywhere you look the commonwealth is enjoying another day. the on threat remaining will be 20-30-mile-an-hour wind. that's not forecast to happen until monday evening or afternoon. the tourist sector of old san juan, people walking around. the island chain, the lesser antilles. but as tropical form beryl mars westward with its 35-mile-an-hour wind, wind shear within the caribbean is expected to break it up. beryl is going to weaken even further to a tropical depression as it blows to the u.s. virgin islands and the southwestern tip of puerto rico. the big cory friday and saturday moirntion how would this island perform and survive potentially hurricane-force winds coming 9 months after the devastating cat-4 hurricane maria last year that caused $100 million in damage. people on the island had no power for months. according to the governor, 99% of this island has been rebuilt. everyone does have electricity. farce beryl goes, they opened 400 shelt

a hurricane. this is tropical storm chris with a little bit more on this hand another tropicastorm call stem out there amelia right now in the weather center. >> right now we're tracking tropical storm chris. still a tropical storm likely becomes a hurricane either late tonight or early tomorrow morning. the maximum sustained winds at 70 miles per hour, but this system just not moving. it's pretty much been in the same place all weekend, but as we move into the overnigh hours and then throughout the day tomorrow, it is going to start to pick up steamnd move towards the northeast and just staying off the coast as a category 1 hurricane likely through wednesday aron and after that on thursday it does weaken, and then we talk abouthe remnants of beryl. can you see them moving pretty much over pueo rico and here the latest radar coming out of puerto rico. there was flash flood warnings issued for partsf puerto rico. notice the isolated mud slides in parts of the island from the avy rain. that's been moving through. beryl could strengthen, and, again, if it does, it would beryl once e called again, but we'

we have a tropical storm and a dry stretch. a couple of days with a small rain chance. it's 65 inwashington. 55 at dulles. look at warrington, 51. if you're walking the dogne or one to adopt, this is lucy. for adoption at prince georges inpca. this mo i would say a long dog walk. it's comfortable out there. by 8:00 a.m., in areas will be in the 60s. sunny in the afternoon. don't forget, saturday, august 18th, that's clear the heshelte. if you're heading to the pool you.afternoon, well, lucky it will be comfortable, and sunny. you need spf 30 or higher. we're talking about the tropics. one tropical storm off of the carolina coastline. that's going t stay out to sea. it will head to the northeast. high pressurea of over us. that's going to block it from moving on land. we're going to be watching it. this is future weather. tomorrow, we have an isola shower chance late in the day. most won't see that rain. offshore, chris sends things offwind. if you,e grilling or plan today is perfect. tomorrow will be the hottest, 93. good. and by wednesday, we will be near 0 dpree 0 gre

and in manila rosewell and now we're seeing this system work its way towards the west that's a tropical storm and for some of us in southern china northern vietnam we're likely to see some flooding so in the next day of say. thanks to all still to come here on the al-jazeera news reported new trade deal between europe and asia bucking the trumpet ministrations protectionist policies. also calls for calm after days of violence in northern ireland. it's a home run bonanza to the new baseball contest in the united states we'll have those details in sports i don't go away. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. witness on al-jazeera. the pressure is on the fifteen thousand people posing an imminent threat to israel use live with us they were. told police may be deployed people not only in your garage not over there same thing then on the base are sending them to die it's a cultural traditions and when they come and attack us it's a little he was attac

this is not a tropical storm or hurricane. was just a tropical feed of moisture we ha had for days. flood warnings continue across the i-95 corridor till 6:00 a.m. onom stafford county towards the northeast porof maryland, back towards the leesburg area. once agn,umerous roads are closed. this is why we've got intense heat going on bac towards t west. you've seen the numbers. upwards of 100 to 120 degrees in some spotsf e southwest. that dip in the jet stream was able to pick up the moisture the way from the bahamas near cuba and bring it all the way up the east coast into the parts of canada. simply amazing. that's why we had the rain. that's why wead theflooding. the fortunate part is it's moving out of here but a ilectacular pattern move in again next week. talking about that in a second. 71 in gathersburg. 72 in manassas. the one thing i'm worried about tonight, fog could be an issue tonight as we do wake up to areas of fog. heads up for that. areas of f tomorrow morning. 80 by noon. sun is back. thank goodness. chance of

will form a tropical storm. across northern vietnam through especially and also into b.m.r. is going to be very wet indeed we've had a huge amount of rain coming down a lot more to come and i think this low pressure center will probably inch use more showers to come off the bay of bengal as well so very wet indeed further north where the conditions all look rossetti fine and dry but to move on through into sunday you can see this circulation coming into the shanghai region and this is another tropical storm system it won't reach typhoon status but it is likely to bring some very heavy rain to shanghai of the following twenty four hours a bit of a storm surge as well possible with it now as you move down the southeastern parts of asia it's really heavy rain across thailand parts of come vietnam and also northern parts of the philippines the first to get across the region the better it is. it should be dry and fine but we have got showers across a scattering of showers across borneo and then up through the main we

now weakened to a tropical storm. beachgoers are one of recurrent and sleeper waves as well as heavy surf coming from the south. only last sunday, a 47-year-old pleasanton mom drowned at a half moon bay beach. she was part of a large group of adults and children who were waiting -- wading when waves knocked them down. this dad will pull his teenagers in life that's like if the waves get too big. -- this dad will pull his teenagers in if the waves get too big. >> it is definitely rough. >> reporter: these girls keep to the buddy system, aware of each other in the water. >> the riptide comes in suddenly. you never know if it will pull you. we have gotten pulled out a couple of times. we have to help each other. >> reporter: if you are pulled out, swim parallel to the beach until you can make your way back in. children should always be watched, especially closely. >> reporter: the swell from fabio will ease off tomorrow. the reminders that come with a high surf advisory , those are good to keep in mind all year round. rep

for now this was a hurricane, but itas been downgraded to a tropical storm. as far as impacting puerto rico, it's going to pass to the south of them possibly bringing the rain. the h system weakened. here is a look atca tro depression number three. it is going to move out to sea. let's keep our fingers crossed. it's never too soon to make sure you have a hurricane plan in place. the ten-day outlook, we're headed to the 90s again, but it will be low humidity at the top of the week as we move into next weekend, that's when that july heat makek a comebnd we are looking at a possible second heat wave. >> all right. thank you. >>> so we saw them party in d.c., but today t trophy went back to russia. we're going to show youhe reception and catch you up on this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable str

it is a tropical storm. it has weakened.hris close home, notice how it could t strengtoh to hurricane status. but it zooms up and out to sea. at is good new for us. your storm team 4 ten day outlook, check it out. temperatures are going to volley in thepper 80s, low 90s as we head through much of the week. rain chances no the that strong. even next week. a few models hinting at it. overall, i think we are going to be on the dri side of things. we could see another heat wave in there next week, erica. >> i'm hoping to squeeze in just a little bit of pool time tomorrow. tomoow will be our saturday. so let's get to it. all right. >>> still ahead, so alex ovechkin stanley cup tour continues in russia. oh, there is lots to t er at he has different tastes. and this independence day... ...we're making it easy to find ur style havertys independence day sale has been extended all weekend. when you spend more, you save more up to $1000. how much you save is up to you! with more styles and custom fabrics to choose from. celebrate your

a tropical storm watch does impact puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. ne friday and most of sunday morning has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it is now. it is actually expected to downgrade even further this evening. into simply a tropical wave. means for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands, throughout tonight and tomorrow, they could see anywhere between two and three inches of rain. with wind between 20 and 40 miles an hour. with the hurricane threat no longer here at all, sunday the commonwealth capital in historic old san juan went quite normally. tourists and residents out about flying kites, running errands. the big concern on friday when this became hurricane was that they could threaten puerto rico is rebuilt infrastructure after last years category four hurricane which destroyed the power grid for months. it caused $100 billion in damage. the governor says right now, 99 percent of the island has electricity. tonight, the weakening tropical storm is going to impact the islands in just an hour to of dominica, guadalupe, martinique. mon

it will stay off the coast and strengthen to a tropical storm. potential to become a hurricane. if so its named would be chris. will stay off to sea. the only impact would bent polly a few rip currents. something to keep a close eye on. 83 tomorrow. 86 on sunday. the heat returns on monday.is however, iice and low. high temperatures around 90 on tuesday. the humidity level moves back in. at 3 days, it is pretty unusual around. he next weekend, the temperatures potentially near 100. so enjoy the 80s. we will make the most of it. >>> the nats came back from a huge deficit to win last night, you'll remember. tonight was a whole newall game. could washington make it two in a w? ro (birds chirping, a running brook,) ro ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all

take a look at what chris just did, which is get downgradedd from ane catego hurricane down to a tropical stormes to re off to the north and east getting out ofoohe immediate neighd here and conditions along the beaches in terms of rip tides should improvelthough not a a hundred percent out of the ods yet. the remnants of beryl are going to follow chris up the coast as we head intoen u'ti to oiuardhe up if you'rekeep heading to the beaches for a litt bit of high surf and some ripit currents. sae and radar locally clouds clearing the region and low humidity taking over. hour by hour temperatures very seasonal rising throh the 70's during the morning hours, 80'smey lun and upper 80's as we wra things up during the second half of the afternoo today. seven-day forecast, 88 today, up to 89 tomorrow. both of these feelingood and temperaturesalue low and temperatures w th 90's arekacot t muc bh humidity, though, sogo day as yo sund, mix of cloud and sun, heat and humidity back, humidity sticks around all through the ef ly part oxt week and storm chanc return as well by the time we get to monday.that's

coming off the big vacation week, off the july 4th week, and we have a tropical storm off the coast of a.m. up date. this storm is not a big concern but a sigh that, yes, the hurricane season is here and we're getting close to the peak of the season where we get the big ones. so this one has 60 miles per hour winds, is going to stay off the north carolina coast another 24 hours, should become a hurricane late tonight or early tomorrow and then it will parallel the coastline and come in close to nova scotia but should miss them. this is a quiet, nice day if you have travel plans. the only airplane problems possible are san antonio, houston, dallas, down in new orleans, possibly miami, too. no issues in the east coast. a little hotter than over the weekend, but a good deal of sunshine. chicago warmer at 92. the real heat today, look at boise, 102, almost as warm as phoenix. the only concerns of showers and thunderstorms as i mentioned along the gulf. this is 4:00 p.m., louisiana between dallas and waco, down towards san antonio. this is your typical afternoon storms in central florida wi

the reason for this rough surf right now is former hurricane fabio, now just a tropical storm moving away from populated areas. as it was developing and strengthening, it generated those swells in our direction and it's now kicking off high clouds and moisture in our direction as well, which accounts for the thin, high clouds we'll see tomorrow and for the possibility that we'll feel mugginess in the air. here's our forecast animation, starting at midnight tonight, taking us through the day tomorrow, high clouds are passing over and that pattern will continue through the day tomorrow into perhaps early saturday. low temperatures tonight will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s, have that steady mild overnight pattern, tomorrow's highs ranging from mid-60s at the coast to upper 70s to near 80s at the bay. inland locations may top out at 90, 91 maybe. most inland highs will be mid to upper 80s. beach forecast, nice and mild with the high clouds around. breezy as well, with wind speeds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. water temperature is warming up as well to about 61 degrees. that's good new

thousand families have lost their homes the region has been affected by severe floods triggered by a tropical storm a week ago. at least fifty people have been killed in forest fires that are burning in several areas near the greek capital athens the fires have destroyed homes and disrupted transport links officials have declared a state of emergency in two areas. yes despite the immediate and large scale mobilization of firefighters to ferry strong winds have led to a rapid spread of the flames into the war areas where residents and visitors don't have enough time to escape while they were a few meters away from the sea or the cars electricity supply to palestinians in gaza is to be cut further from eight hours a day to just six the sole power station on the strip can't get enough fuel to maintain its current output the amount of fuel entering girls there has been greatly reduced since thursday when israel impose restrictions on imports through the current crossing the israeli defense minister has now said the crossing is partially reopened. the syrian government does russian ally i'll talk of thi

this year's first hurricane now a tropical storm on its way to the eastern caribbean, but it brings ayear's devastating hurricanes. meteorologist adam clock is tracking the storm in fox extreme weather center. >> it was a hurricane and now at this point a tropical storm. just earlier this morning it was up to hurricane status. that made it the first hurricane of the season which means we are beginning to see the activity pick up a little bit. we're tracking this as it arrives tomorrow afternoon into the lesser antilles. the winds do continue to lighten up a little bit there as we will look at winds at 35 miles-per-hour by the time we get to puerto rico that will be on monday. still a system those folks will want to pay close attention to as rain will be a big issue. it is not the only tropical system out there right now. off the coast of carolinas, we have a tropical depression, it will strengthen and actually our forecast models will say this is going to become a hurricane as well. you notice the track, it runs parallel to the coast. what will that mean for the united states? perhaps

a second tropical depression is gaining strength. abc's senior meteorologist, rob marciano, is here with the track, and rob, both of the storms are taking a lot of people by surprise. >> nerves frayed from last year, tom. especially on the islands. we'll talk about puerto rico and the caribbean in a second. tropical depression number three likely to become a tropical storm. let's focus on beryl for now. it's a category 1 storm, and a small one. that may be the saving grace, only 50 miles across, and right now, we're looking at dominica, and st. lucia, and they could get hit sunday night. monday night, puerto rico potentially, and hopefully it stays down to the south, and that track holds. tropical depression number three, stuck in between currents off the carolinas and will probably become a hurricane, but looks to stay off the coast. if that forecast holds, we are certainly more concerned about what may happen over the weekend in the caribbean. >> we'll stay tracking both the storms over the weekend. rob, thanks so much. >>> we turn to the breaking news out of thailand tonight teams desperate to rescue the soccer team trapped in a cave

looks like it's going to slam its way into japan there as we head through saturday this is a storm it is a tropical storm still intensifying as it makes its way towards japan and it is likely to bring us torrentially heavy downpours and some rather damaging winds as well even further towards the south the most of the wet weather here is in the southern parts of our map we've had a decaying system here as well so plenty more in the way of what weather across this region as we head through friday and into saturday further north is generally looking dry but still pretty hot shanghai right up at thirty seven degrees for the towards the south the force in the philippines are still some very heavy downpours particularly in the western parts of luzon further if the showers there are a little bit more broken up now and generally if you head further south it does get dry a java looks fine. young men join as she bad in the battle first a man. many never return. try to understand. from the north. as you see her. or jihad as a reminder of our top stories are still being counted in pakistan's general election a

reason why, fabio which continues to move away from us, other than the high clouds, it's now a tropical stormit's going to continue to weaken and move away from us. not a threat to us and not a threat to hawaii other than those dangerous surfing conditions the next couple days. sue? >> all right. we'll take a look outside at the richmond san rafael bridge. light conditions heading from richmond into marin county. and you've got very -- just a couple headlights through your screen there. a look at this problem, brand new, coming out of the cull de cut tunnel, a car that hit the center divide blocking the left lane and there's been several near misses with other cars passing it. please be careful. apparently the responding party is outside of the vehicle and it's a very dangerous situation leaving the >>> thank you, sue. when east bay congresswoman barbara lee retires from politics she could consider a career in baseball. the a's tweeted this photo of lee throwing out the first pitch at yesterday's a's games. she can't imagine a better way to spend the fourth. >>> it started with sonoma and a b

. >> the first hurricane of the season, it is expected to weaken to a tropical storm before sunday or monday. here they are finally getting a break from the oppressive heat. whose turn is it now? >> good morning, i think i have a forecast that you're going to enjoy. this is all thanks to a gold front that will trigger some rumbles of thunder and potential for localized flash flooding as well. that's where we shaded it. the evening i think we will see a general clearing trend from the west to the east. temperatures today 82 today. you will feel a drop in the humidity levels. record heat setting up across the region extreme heat warnings. >> a giant baby full of hot air wearing nothing but a diaper set to greet president trump when he arrived in london a week from today. a noted trump critic has been given the go ahead for the trump baby blimp has been given the go ahead. it will take flight for two hours and the #trumpbaby was born. christine romans has more on the trade war on "new day" have a great weekend, everybody. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we want to welcome our viewers

weather officials have since downgraded it to a tropical storm but have warned that heavy rains coulddslides. the storm comes less than a month afterflooding killed more than 200 people and a heat wave left dozens dead. more protests are expected in russia on sunday over a proposed rise in the pension age for men and women. they come a day after demonstrations organised by the communist party and will be led by the liberal opposition. the government wants to raise the pension age from 60 to 65 for men. 55 to 63 is the proposed raise in pension age for women in russia. russian men have a life expectancy ofjust 66 according to the world health organisation. women fare a bit better with a life expentancy age of 77. opponents of the changes argue people won't live long enough to enjoy their pensions if the changes are passed. lebo diseko has more. a rare sight in vladimir putin's russia, thousands on the streets of moscow challenging proposed pension reforms. this sign and the skeleton with it expressing theirfears. "worked all his life but did not get his pension." translation: sadly a s

first of all we've got the remains insulting remember went into vietnam north of laos it as a tropical storm called if this one disappears that's come back on the radar and it's maybe winding up into another tropical storm and then this one not far away from taiwan itself which could turn into something and head up toward shanghai which is just seen tropical storm or wrong through now three at least in the area the amount of rain that fell from some time when it's over the overland four hundred sixty millimeters also it will be in southwest china in the next few days with us what it did in vietnam. the weather. when diplomacy fields and fierce we in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division to sixty's instead of being an obstacle. it became an obstacle to peace in a four part series revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame. one of the really special things about working for others here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy

they're going to need a lot of help.ng tracchris, still a tropical storm. it's going to parallel the coast. we're not going to see anything besides currents and some of the waves and minor beach erosion. that's about thef worstit. yesterday what was left did soak portions of puerto rico.ne at point we had 20 to 30,000 people without power, and we did ha some problem with the minor flooding. that is now located overcahe domirepublic. what's going to be interesting, as we track the next cple of day, it heads towards the bahamas and off the southeast coast. there is a 50 chancehis could regenerate into a tropical system, but it looks similar to chris, just safely off the coast. that's a look atig the weather story of the day. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. reso temperaare continuing to be very warm. humidity is about what you would expect for this time of year. so wsell have t afternoon pop-up showers and storms in louisiana and mississippi. still ver warm in the plain states. kansas city at 96 degrees. and it looks like the rest of the week is g

in the east coast, a tropical storm churning. rip current warnings up and down the carolina beaches. here's ginger zee. >> reporter: we're baking in the southwest. behind me, a severe thunderstorm moving towards las vegas. but the heat, not breaking. 99, redding. 98, sacramento. 105, phoenix. the moisture pushing in. and this is a concern because we have burn scars in areas that are so parched, it could cause flash flooding. in the atlantic, we're watching what's left of beryl, with flash flood watches, and chris, should become a hurricane, but the only impacts to the united states should be in the way of rip currents. >> ginger, thank you. >>> still ahead, the disturbing moment caught on camera. little kids screaming profanities at a police officer, who pulls a gun on them. what the department is saying tonight. >>> plus, the helicopter crash. smoke and flames engulfing a neighborhood. >>> and the urgent rescues under way in japan. devastating landslides and floods. families forced to rooftops for safety. millions urged to evacua

also keeping a close eyen the tropics. tropical storm chris still a tropical storm as after1:. hovering just below category one status. sustained winds now at 7 miles per hour. 74 miles per hour and up wouleg make it a cy one hurricane. the real issue with chris is not any threat to thefr mainlan a land falling perspective. but with the storm literally spin ong its wheels here the last couple of days, it has the ocean rocking and rolling. high surf and dangerous rip a currents a big issue already along much of the outer banks of north carolina. and that threat for high seas and high rip current threat spreads north with time. this area of high pressure will actually keep the storm off the u.s. coastline. but again, the wind and the wave action outhere will be a serious threat for all boating activities along the eastern an shore of mar and delaware. meanwhile around here, high and dry for todayith the sunshine out. temperatures have climbed very quickly into the upper 80s. mid to upper 80s areawide. and future weather hardly carries anythin in the way at a cloud across the area

looking at whether crossed central southern china and indochina on taiwan this circulation is a tropical storm storm some tin which is going to get further heavy rain across indochina next twenty four hours in the could be some significant flooding across this region so it's certainly going to impact annoy and really further south into more central parts of the country and then it's going to work its way across los we've got some heavy rain affecting hong kong but once you get further north to shanghai is all again dry and fine so over the next twenty four hours the system will be moving through into laos is a very enhanced the sherry to it is well in the bay of bengal side so i think for much of yang gone through lies into vietnam there's going to be some severe weather conditions over the following twenty four hours the southerly or southwest the monsoon across asia is looking pretty intense at the moment we've seen some big rainfall totals being reported include drought and also for some eastern parts of india to the forecast suggests both areas will see plenty more heavy showers heavy show

we did have our first hurricane of the season, hurricane beryl, but now has weakened to a tropical storm's lost its thunderstorm, so the weakening trend is expected to continue as it moves towards the eastern caribbean there. problem is, even with the tropical storm, the islands were hit so hard last year they are especially susceptible, including puerto rico. the storms will continue to weaken so puerto rico will likely just see heavy rain, maybe flash flooding and gusty winds as well. southeast of the u.s. coast, our tropical depression #3, forecast to meander out here the next several days, eventually strengthen and move offshore up the east coast. as it strengthens, it could bring big surf and dangerous rip currents. >> ninan: craig setzer in miami, thank you. secretary of state mike pompeo just wrapped up talks with north korea. he was there two days but never met with leader kim jong un. pompeo said discussions about denuclearization went well but some north korean officials had a different point of view. paula reid reports. >> we had productive good faith negotiations. >> reporter

days and as you can see from the satellite picture that cloud is still with us now we do have a tropical storm it's not too far away from us but that's actually here to the north so it's not that really that's causing our in hans rains over the philippines the philippines has just had heavy rain over the past few days and is plenty more still to come that you can tell from the dog blue colors here on our truffle wednesday that again some of that rain will be very very heavy indeed there plenty of what weather across the philippines and all the way across towards the west it's over parts of vietnam and across into thailand as well to the south that's where it's draw and following and that's the way it's going to stay as we head into the day job both look calm and settled down towards australia and hey we've had some rather lively weather as well these pictures are from melbourne shows the storm coming looks pretty impressive but it gave us a very very strong winds that gave us a few problems is all out of this system hey you can see it working its way across us it's clearing there for wednesday