the latest on alberto is still strong. a tropical storm warning is in effect along the entirety of florida's panhandle all the way to the alabama/mississippi state line. storm surges are expected to be as high as four feet in some areas. alberto made its presence known in florida before making landfall. officials say a possible tornado blew this trampoline up onto power lines sunday. >> it was like a whirlwind of water. >> it was a damp and windy memorial day weekend on the florida gulf coast as the early part of the storm hit. >> trying to get some sun. >> the high winds eventually forced andrea bell off the beach. along the panhandle, businesses have accepted that this unofficial start to summer will be a letdown. >> normally it's a very large weekend. this weekend, it's not going to be such. >> beaches with rough surf and dangerous riptides were closed to the public. and with memories of last year's deadly hurricane season fresh in their minds, many spent the weekend filling sandbags and bracing for the brunt of the sto

esto no se debe alberto, pero vale estar prevenidos.grupo de rescate pudieron reaccionar ante la destrucciÓn y todos creen que es un milagro que nadie haya muerto en maryland. pablo gato nos cuenta. pablo: una mujer sola mientras la fuerza de la naturaleza arrasa con todo lo que se encuentra su paso. hoy los vecinos contemplaban las tareas de rescate, en un dÍa que nunca olvidarÁn. miguel santiago vive aquÍ con su familia y estÁ casado y tiene dos niÑas, una es cristal de cuatro aÑos. usted tuvo miedo por su vida? miguel: obviamente, sÍ. es algo estresante. difÍcil. no tengo palabras. pablo: cientos de rescatistas llegaron para ayudar, sumisiÓn inmediata es asegurarse de que no haya vÍctimas. por ahora, sÓlo hay un desaparecido. una imagen que vale por 1000 palabras en esta situaciÓn. como vemos a mi espalda, un coche devastado por el efecto del rÍo. el problema no sÓlo fue la cantidad de agua que cayÓ, sino lo rÁpido que cayÓ. ocho pulgadas en apenas seis horas. autos llenos de arena, arrastrados como simples fichas de domino y muchas

alberto con los detalles.que la ley sanciona como delito. alberto: el anuncio provocÓ un entramado jurÍdico electoral por los tiempos en que se dieron los hechos. el fiscal anunciÓ que el viernes un juezquiero la orden de aprehensiÓn. la sospechosa el sÁbado no comunicado de sus abogados, manifiesta su deseo a declarar sobre los hechos que se investigan. para el candidato andrÉs manuel la acusaciÓn es mera propaganda. >> no lo --yo lo dije hace mucho tiempo. alberto: el gobernador de veracruz en cambios justificÓ la persecuciÓn contra la esposa de javier. >> es una persona, mÁs allá de su condiciÓn de mujer o de esposa, participÓ directamente en toda esta trama de rock sembrÓ tal que lÁstima veracruz. en ninguna razÓn para darle amnistÍa ni perdÓn ni olvido. alberto: en las gobernador javier fue detenida soraya guatemala y extraditado a mÉxico acusado de delincuencia. por $1,800,000,000. su esposa apenas se irÍa despuÉs de la detenciÓn viajó a londres junto con sus familiares. de acuerdo con sus abogados, sigu

alberto is on the go. the storm is moving north from the gulf, bringing heavy rain for millions of americans. >>> also, state of emergency in maryland. this as the search continues for a national guardsman swept away by a powerful flash flood. >>> and a senior north korean official who was just seen at kim jong-un's side is reportedly heading to the u.s., possibly to revive the summit. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the weather. the national weather center has downgraded alberto as a subtropical depression as it heads toward the tennessee valley. though it has weakened, alberto is expected to bring heavy rain and potential flooding. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, forecasters warn alberto is still capable of potentially life-threatening flash floods in the next hours. the system is spreading over alabama and large areas of georgia and

as we take a look at alberto, alberto continues to track its way to the north bringing the heaviest rainfall throughout portions of alabama, georgia, all of florida just as a part of this. now, alberto is expected to continue to track to the north by tuesday and beging to affect the ohio valley region. now, with that we're expecting for the strongest of winds to continue to pull through for monday going into southern portions of alabama and then looking for more scattered showers in the mid-atlantic. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, an update on george h.w. bush's condition as the former president is hospitalized again. >>> and also ahead, a woman allegedly held captive by her boyfriend is freed. how her quick thinking and a handwritten note saved her. >>> and why these levi jeans sold for nearly $100,000. than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great

subtropical storm alberto continues to be on the move. we are expecting land fall sometime today, possibly late morning, early afternoon. look at all the rain that is anticipated for the region. we'll see the worst of it in and around the big bend area and to the panhandle. that's where we could see up to 10 inches of rain on the higher amounts localized flooding certainly possible and all that rain will stretch across the southeast, creating for potential for flooding. with it being memorial day weekend, a lot of people would have headed to the beaches. we run the risk for high swells and dangerous rip currents along the entire peninsula of florida. so even on the east coast, not the best day to head into the ocean. something we'll be watching. >> all right, bonnie, thank you so much. >>> in the on again, off again surrounding the high stakes north korea nuclear summit, as of now it is apparently game on again. with president trump now saying him and kim jong-un could still meet for that historic summit in singapore on june 12. the presi

now we know alberto's gone way too far.hey had to cancel the margarita festival. >> oh, not good. >> in pensacola, they are getting ready, some festivals canceled, roads closed. the search is on overnight for a missing surfer. >>> a weather disaster has already hit ellicott city, maryland. a massive storm dumped so much rain that look at this. main street turned into a raging river. cars were submerged, overturned, even swept away. customers trapped in restaurants and storefronts destroyed. >> even disrupted a wedding, sweeping away the food, liquor and band equipment. no one was hurt. the marriage did take place. so far there are no reports of any deaths or injuries in ellicott city at all. but officials say it was really, really close. >> i don't think i'm without exaggeration saying this is worses than july 30, 2016. i can tell you my heart is broken. thinking about what the people are going through here. and the people's lives who were devastated two years ago and they rebuilt. and now they're faced with the same daunti

alberto as several states praising for impact. george h.w. bush is back in the hospital. living life to the fullest. meet the friends who buddy bucket list may inspire you, and a tradition unlike any other, the rolling thunder descend on the capital to honor america's bravest. good morning, i'm phillip mena. we begin with a state of emergency near baltimore where there is dangerous flash flooding there. fire officials responding to buildings collapsing. the governor considers this damage to be worse than the massive flooding from two summers ago that claimed two lives. i would say it is as bad or use as two years ago. they say it's a once every thousand year flood and we had two in two years. we have more on the ol day weekend disaster. >> we're here in maryland in a small town that has experienced de stating flooding for the second time in less than two years. it was incredible to see the pictures and video coming out. there was so many people traps in businesses this holiday weekend. people out for perhaps a bite to eat and workers unable to leave. one person told me th

alberto, by the way, still poses a flooding threat across several states. we're going to have the accuweather forecast in just a few moments. >>> an american is finally back home in utah this morning after two years in a venezuelan prison. hundreds of supporters greeted joshua holt and his wife at the airport last night. he said his faith and prayers helped him survive the ordeal which started as a wedding. abc's stephanie ramos has more on the emotional homecoming. stephanie, what a bizarre story. >> reporter: absolutely, diane. what a weekend for the holt family. joshua holt and his wife went straight from venezuela to the white house, and then today they're trying to get back to a normal life in utah. joshua holt and his wife are back home in utah after being imprisoned in a venezuelan jail for almost two years. holt, his wife tamara and his stepdaughter arrived at the salt lake city airport overnight to a joyous crowd holding signs with messages like "we never gave up." >> we're grateful to be here and we're grateful to be here with our family. >> repor

millions of people across the southeast bracing for alberto. whipping winds, heavy rains, and dangerous rip currents for the holiday weekend. we're tracking the storm and who could get hit the hardest. >> saving the summit? is the u.s. meeting with north korea back on? >> we're doing very well with in terms of the summit with north korea. >> both sides trying to salvage talks and new details from that surprise meeting between north and south korea. >> new threat. spewing lava. homes destroyed. from the erupting kilauea volcano, now a new threat this morning in hawaii as preparations to evacuate thousands are underway. >> caught on camera. >> get over. get over. >> an suv erupting in flames on the highway. the driver utterly unaware of the danger. >> i'm grateful to be alive. and unharmed. >> what we're learning about the vehicle this morning. >> and back from the brink. the warriors battle back against the rockets. as the east and west both get ready for a game seven for the first time in decades. >>> live from abc news in new york, this is "go

for sub-tropical storm alberto. reporter manuel bojorquez tells us: the storm comes four days before the official start of hurricane season. (track 1) people along the northern gulf coast are bracing for some tropical storm alberto. >> the storm comes four days before the official start of hurricane season. >> reporter: intense wins -- winds and heavy rainfall batter the north gulf coast. on sunday, a preview of the impact was seen in cuba where the island experienced four inches of rain in less than eight hours. the outer bands of the storm stretched across florida, dumping heavy rain as far east as miami. >> everybody needs to get prepared. >> reporter: typically packed beaches were largely empty with red flags warning swimmers of dangerous rip currents and high surf. >> people are not allowed to go in the water. there could be lethal consequences. it is very dangerous. >> reporter: residents along the gulf coast line homes and businesses with sandbags, a practice that has become all too familiar. >> i am concerne

gulf coast is bracing itself as alberto, the first tropical storm of the season approaches. winds rands are threatening to bring dangerous rip currents to the region. states of emergency have been declared from florida to mississippi and over 20 million americans are facing flood watches. we have more. >> reporter: subtropical storm alberto slammed into cuba. 4 1/2 inches of rain fell in less than eight hours. now the storm threatens the gulf coast. >> this will be a storm that will affect us, sustained tropical storm-force winds are dangerous. >> reporter: along with the winds, lots of rain, up to 12 inches across florida, alabama, and mississippi. states of emergency have been declared in all three states. >> the big thing is down here everybody's got to watch, these things are unpredictable. >> reporter: residents in the florida panhandle are the worst. >> i am filling up sandbags to hopefully keep the rain water from coming in my front door. >> reporter: beaches that would normally be packed for memorial day weekend are now empty. after the storm makes landfall, it's exp

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alberto is on the go. the storm is moving north from the gulf, bringing heavy rain for millions of americans. >>> also, state of emergency in maryland. this as the search continues for a national guardsman swept away by a powerful flash flood. >>> and a senior north korean official who was just seen at kim jong-un's side is reportedly heading to the u.s., possibly to revive the summit. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the weather. the national weather center has downgraded alberto as a

alberto is 20 miles offshore.urf is pounding the beach all day. >> reporter: the governor is warning residents. >> be very, very careful out there. if you need to travel, be cautious. >> reporter: the outer bands damaging homes outside port st. lucie, downing power lines, sending this trampoline airborne. tropical rains now extending to the carolinas. alberto thankfully on shore, weakening. will continue to draw tropical moisture off the gulf of mexico and stream it as far north as the ohio valley. millions of americans are at risk for flooding mid week. >>> a maryland woman says a good samaritan swept away wasn't trying to rescue her cat, he was trying to rescue her. >> they reported he disappeared searching for a missing cat. a pet store owner says he was helping her escape from a flooded shop. search teams are looking for the 39-year-old national guards man, but not on duty at the time. >> residents may be able to return to the downtown area today. special equipment was brought in to remove cars and other objec

alerta en los estados de florida alabama y mississippi por las lluvias y vientos que trae la tormenta alberto tiempo con intensas precipitaciones en el fin de semana ha traÍdo imÁgenes de inundaciones en otros lugares como maryland. >> el gobierno sigue sin saber dÓnde se encuentran cerca de 1.500 menores inmigrantes entregado a familias cuidadoras al llegar solos a la frontera con mÉxico. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> panamÁ estrena himno para la copa mundial de la fifa asÍ celebra que por primera vez acude a un campeonato del mundo de fÚtbol sube la marea es el homenaje a un sueÑo cumplido. >> no se lo pensÓ 2 veces y arriesgÓ su vida para salvara un niÑo su heroÍsmo hizo que francia le conceda la nacionalidad ya le llaman el spiderman de malÍ. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes a todos espero que comiencen muy bien esta semana les saluda felicidad a. >> la tormenta alberto ha avanzado por el golfo de mÉxico. >> y declarado las lluvias mÁs fuertes las intensas precipitaciones ponen en riesgo a mÁs de 20 millones de personas en el sureste del paÍs, lourdes hurtado tiene los datos. >> nadie esperaba pasa

as a large swath of the southeastern united states braced for alberto. the subtropical storm already battering the florida coast is expected to strengthen into a tropical depression with sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and rainfall in some areas as high as 25 inches. the governors of florida, mississippi and alabama declared states of emergency ahead of a 2 to 4 foot storm surge. and rough surf for hundreds of miles. in sarasota, florida, residents are stock up on sandbags to protect their homes, as not only tropical storm alberto but the entire 2018 hurricane season looms on the horizon. >> this is a reminder that we live in an area that gets threatened by hurricanes. and, and rain is a big factor when it comes to tropical systems so. you need to be prepared. >> getting into hurricane -- >> florida governor rick scott. all have to continue to follow the weather the next few days. we'll get significant rain, chance for severe flooding. everybody needs to get prepared. >> after alberto makes landfall around dawn it could push heavy rain as far north

. >>> also tonight, alberto strikes. the storm making landfall moments ago. heavy rain, high winds and dangerous surf. rob marciano standing by in the storm zone. >>> excessive force? the young woman arrested on the jersey shore, wrestled to the ground by police. one officer caught on camera punching her in the head. tonight, questions about that officer's training. >>> incredible rescue. a real-life spider-man springing into action, scaling a building to save a 4-year-old dangling from above. >>> and on this memorial day, across the country, the patriotic acts honoring our heroes. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and it's great to have you with us on this memorial day. we begin tonight with several states of emergency, as dangerous rainmakers threaten millions up and down the east coast. a devastating flash flood washing out ellicott city, maryland. a wall of water turning the downtown into a raging river. cars and debris thrown like toys. some residents taken by surprise. and tonight, as waters recede, an urgent search for a maryland national

. >>> alberto weakens a bit. i will have the video coming up. . cement bright and early you are looking at the 101 split in san francisco. things look good there and elsewhere across the bay area. we have a full looked at traffic coming up. >>> temperatures went up yesterday but we are still in the 50s and 60s. the fog is lurking. >>> the first storm of the 2018 hurricane season dumped heavy rain across the south this morning. >> alberto weakened overnight to a depression but flash flooding is still a big concern. alberto hit the florida panhandle and got weaker as it moved and were. -- as it moved inland. >> reporter: hurricane season might not officially start until friday, but for people along the gulf coast , it is already here. alberto made landfall monday with winds topping 60 miles per hour kicking up angry waves and dangerous rip currents. >> i started seeing black spots. >> reporter: cell phone video captured a waterspout at a hotel pool in panama city. the storm pounded the panhandle with torrential rain's -- rain. >> every time you get

get over it. >> alberto mora, america did it. >> that's ridiculous.irst of all, i'll bear witness to this, many individuals at the pentagon also were instantaneously opposed to using torture as a weapon of war. every senior military lawyer i worked with during my entire five years at the pentagon was of the view that the use of enhanced interrogation as they called it was torture and was illegal and was counter product and made america weaker, not stronger, and violated our values and our principles. that has all proven to be true. the torture program that cia initiated, and other civilians in the military and caused enormous strategic damage to the country, including to our values. let's remember, when we defend the united states we defend not only the people we defend our freedoms and our values. when we tortured, we damaged our freedom and our values, and it brings to mind the saying of albert camu, that defending a democracy, we need to take care that we don't adopt the weapons that we're seeking to destroy in order to defend. torture is and was t

we're tracking alberto the first named storm. as it does come on shore likely as a subtropical system below hurricane strength, we'll see the moisture travel well up to the center of the countriment at least of the moisture will be impacting many people with heavy rain in the panhandle. also since it is memorial day watch out for the risk of rip currents as we work our way around much of florida today an will be in the 70s as well. >>> the rain has stopped in maryland, but the problem is we still have flood warnings in the area for ellicott city, phillip. unfortunately it will take awhile for that water to reseed. >> bonnie, thank you for that update. it was win or go home in game 7 of the eastern conference finals in boston. the celtics jumping out to an early lead but the cavs just kept hanging around. even without one of their stars, kevin love out with a concussion. when it mattered most of course lebron james took over and he led his team to an 87-79 victory. advancing to the 8th straight finals. they will face the winner of

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. >>> sub tropical storm alberto turns deadly. two members of the news crew killed when a tree falls on their news van. heavy rains today and more danger conditions. >>> don't go to starbucks today for the afternoon caffeine fix. all 8,000 u.s. stores close for training. >>> i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. >> it is tuesday, may 29th. 529. college savings plan day. the president heads to nashville for a campaign rally and he is expected to focus on the economy. and jobs. plenty to fact check there. >> i bet you get a nobel chant from the crowd. >> make lock her up. >>> it is two weeks until the on again/off again and now maybe on again summit with donald trump and kim jong-un. sur urgency is escalating to make that meeting happen on the original target date of june 12th. a meeting president trump canceled five days ago. >> the report that the u.s. has decided to hold off on pushing for major new sanctions against north korea. the white house was set to announce the sanctions as soon as today, but decided to press pause wh

alberto mora, welcome to the program.hank you, christiane. >> so you really have been leading the charge. and you do it from a very particular advantage point, as a legal scholar, as a m uber of th. government, the u.s. military, given that you were general counsel at that time. and you were very early if i might say whistle-blower against iese techniques. what do you thi going to be the root for gina haspel? do you think she can survive this kind ofuestioning right now? >> she shouldn't. as we know senator mccain last night came out against thisti nomi. i think when the senators reflect on that position and tha moralhority that senator mccain brings to this question, i think any of them who might be tempted to vote for her might t reconsidt position. >> so let us just read what he actually did y. i believe that gina haspel is a patriot who loves our countr and has devoted her professional life to its service and defense. however, her rol in overseeing the use of torture is disturbing and her refusal to acknowledge tortur

alberto has made landfall on the gulf coast.ll have the latest on the storm in just a moment, but we begin this memorial day with the search for a national guard member and air force veteran who went missing last night in the devastating flash flood in ellicott city, maryland. the city has barely recovered from a 2016 flood when it was struck again. jeff pegues is there, jeff. >> reporter: bianna take a look behind me. that patch of mud over there, that used to be an asphalt parking lot, but right now the asphalt right there has been ripped up. those heavy rains propelled the flood waters through ellicott city here and right now you have backyards coated in mud and some windows and doors are coated as f ll. in a devastating deja vu raging rivers of water tore through the heart of ellicott city leaving homes and businesses flooded. and some residents scrambling for dry ground. >> it's like up to the top of the door there. >> reporter: fire officials say about 300 people were rescued. 30 were in serious danger. still unaccounted f

as we're watching through the rest of the weekend, alberto. let's go through the details right now where it is in relation to tampa. 165 miles to the west at this hour with winds about 50 miles per hour. could intensify by about 10 to 15 miles per hour over the next 24 hours. it's moving to the north/northwest about 12 miles per hour with landfall expected between 10:00 and 1:00 p.m. remember part of the panhandle in the central time zone. that's going to spread rain, that's going to continue flooding. that's the big concern. that with strong winds heading through 48 hours. dangerous surf and rip currents, as well. before all that moisture continues to spread up north, this is going to be a story which is going to be more of a headache as the weekend progresses and as the work week continues. we are watching both stories at this hour, peter. >> thank you. that storm in the gulf as dave noted is intensifying tonight heading toward the florida panhandle. nbc's maya rodriguez is there for us this evening. >> reporter: it's not how you would norma

that is what is left of alberto. beginning to impact montgomery and into birmingham and when you look at the region, we have been hammered with 4 to 6 inches of rainfall in parts of the region from the panhandle into southern alabama. they are under a flood warning. the broader view gives 30 million people under a flood watch for tuesday and as that system is moving north, notice additional heavy rainfall for key west apparend miami. rainfall totals in may have been 5 to 10 inches above normal this time of year. any amount of rainfall on top of this will result in additional flooding across the region. there goes the system. notice where it ends up. in the midwest where it really heads to the warmest temperatures in the country. 90 degree readings in the last couple days. it cools off in chicago to as cool as 68 on friday afternoon. guys. >> p.j., thanks. >>> a maryland national guard member still missing after historic flooding in ellicott city. authorities are searching for edis eddison hermond. he was searcertif h

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alberto is now expected to make landfall on monday before moving unland across the south.ash flood watches from louisiana -- near the villages in central florida after several opened up this week. and along the gulf coast. >> i'm actually terrified of the amount of rain that is predicted to come in. >> reporter: a hope that alberto will make a quick exit. >> you just never know with mother nature. >>> it is 4:50 now. to hawaii where there are new developments on the volcano erupting. lava now covers at least 2400 acres on the big island and the kilauea volcano continues to just explode. hawaii army national guard soldiers are teaming up with active duty soldiers to get a better look at the damage there. over the weekend a new fissure opened in leilania states. this is not currently threatening any new structure. >>> meantime in california we're learning more about families whose dreams are now dashed because of this volcano. kathy and jean morgan spent their life savings dayve in those estates. right now lava is creeping closer to their big island home after nervously wait

forecasters say alberto will make land on monday.vy rain ahead of the storm has made it a soggy memorial day weekend for millions of people in florida. >> and violent flash floods roar through ellicot city, maryland, sweeping away cars and flooding buildings. officials say the damage is worse than the 2016 needing that killed two people there and destroyed numerous businesses. >> and two people were killed after a plane went down in petaluma a. it happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon near the petaluma municipal airport. an old o doney road and east washington street. the people killed in the crash were not identified. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> a head says up for bart riders. there is a train today. no train service between pleasant hill and concord station. that ask for track maintenance. they have free buses in place but you should add on 20 minutes to the travel time. speaking of travel times, things in the green for the nimitz freeway. no delays along the east shore freeway. and we're looking fantastic over at th

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also tonight, alberto is bearing down on the gulf coast, threatening to ruin memorial day festivities. plus, north korean officials are meeting with u.s. diplomats, trying to reconstruct the summit canceled by president trump. thousands forced to leave their homes as more molten lava pours from the volcano on hawaii's big island. and, the children's hospital, with a playground and high tech distractions. >> it's cool. it's like, distracting. like, whoa. it gets like, your mind off, like, the sickness and medicine. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> morgan: good evening. i'm demarco morgan. we have breaking news tonight. president george h.w. bush has been hospitalized in maine. a spokesperson for the 41st president said he has been admitted to southern maine health care near his summer home in kennebunkport, after experiencingod pressure and fatigue.lo b ljust yesterday, mr. bush met with veterans at a pancake breakfast at a american legion post. the 93-year-old has been battling health problems in recent years. bush was hospitalized for 13 days in april, after his wife, former first

subtropical storm alberto. the bulk of that moisture. the western edge, that's where we are picking up that dry air kind of eroding that western edge. water temperatures will continue to the development of the system. if you're expecting it will make it to hurricane strength it's not going to p happen. water temperatures are about 30 degrees plus or about 86 degrees fahrenheit. it sounds like good water to jump into. it looks like they will see a very strong rip current here and the rainfall is going to be the big problem with this. >> all right. i guess we have to get ready far little rain. >> okay. >>> with the gulf coast preparing for alberto it could be shut down. it doesn't go well for u.s. drivers who have seen a big jurp in gas prices. we have more now on this crude awakening. >> well, this is already shaping up to be one of the most expensive summer travel season for the 36 million people who are hitting the road according to aaa. a reason we are seeing the gas, one of them is the president reimposing sanctions in iran. there is

then alberto has been a very, very busy period over the weekend.e the remaining pictures from ellicott city area. a lot people pay attention to one in 1,000 year flood. everyone is like how can you have two one in 1,000 year floods bhin twithin two years o other. there is a percentage every year of having a flood like this. this area, if it's a 1% chance of a flood like this, that would be one in every 100 years. this would be .001% chance going into every year. horrible odds. you look at the topography of the area, 7 inches of rain, in the mountains, you can see how it could happen if you look at a topographic map. let's talk about alberto. 50 miles west northwest of alabama. now heading toward montgomery. it's weakened. the winds were never a problem. this is the path of the storm as we go throughout the rest of today, tonight, into tomorrow. along that path we still have a chance for flash flooding. it's been very wet in this areas as we are going to get another one to 3 inches of rain as much as 4 to 5. that will cause issues. we feel roughly 2

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a storm named "alberto" is expected to make landfall in a few hours... on the florida panhandle. >>> it is shaping up to be a soggy memorial day for those along the gulf coast. >> alberto, the first tropical storm, is heading towards florida.>> reporter: sandbags as albert approaches, traveling up the gulf of mexico, gaining strength. forecasters are warning closer residents to brace were powerful winds and heavy rain, the governors of mississippi, alabama and florida have already declared states of emergency. >> prepare your home, family, be ready for the unexpected.>> reporter: alberto was already kicking up the surf in lake worth, florida. >> it's kind of rough, it looks angry. >> it looked nothing like the first unofficial week of summer on miami beach. after alberto makes landfall, forecasters say heavy rains could cause flooding in georgia and alabama. daniel nottingham, cbs news. >> it hit western cuba, dumping more than 4 inches of rain in a few hours. >>> the mid air brawl, and what happened to the man who caused it? at stanford health care, we

trabajadores extranjeros por escasez de mano de obra y se forma en el bar caribe la tormenta subtropical alberto primera de la temporada. se dirigiÓ al golfo de mÉxico. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. enrique: buenas noches. el fbi avanza en la investigaciÓn del caso del agente fronterizo que disparÓ a una inmigrante guatemalteca quitÁndole la vida. los inmigrantes que la acompaÑaban estaban detenidos y fueron llevados al lugar para reconstruir los hechos, mientras, el novio de la joven reclama justicia. claudia: esta es una historia de amor que quedÓ truncada en la frontera con mÉxico. la novia muriÓ de un balazo en la cabeza a manos de un agente fronterizo. >> por quÉ le tirÓ a la muchacha? la mataste! claudia: ha generado gran indignaciÓn. en virginia estÁ su novio, quien la esperaba, pero tal encuentro nunca se diÓ. >> me arrebataron un pedazo de mi vida. claudia: tenÍan planes de casarse y tener hijos.hoy le rinde un homenaje con este video que edito con la canciÓn que ella le dedico. en guat

la florida, fuertes ráfagas de viento dejaron árboles en el piso, esto por la tormenta subtropical albertoimas horas también tome periodos de receso si trabaja al aire libre, así que así las condiciones 88 grados en san josé, si deja a un bebé en un vehículo súmele 20 grados, para que tome consciencia del peligro que eso puede conllevar >> una tarde de mucho calor aún, en san josé no vemos ni una nube ni los árboles se mueven, poca brisa, vemos ausencia de neblina, muchos disfrutan de las temperaturas calientes en el puente para estas horas >> para las próximas horas en san josé a las 7 inclusive temperaturas en los 70 grados, a las 10 de la noche 70 grados, si sus planes son en santa cruz, ahí debe abrigarse tenemos influencia marina, >> gracias, si llegó a imaginar que pudiera crear un humanoide sepa que puede hacer la primera robot artificial llamada sofía y quién pudo tener contacto con ella >> también los deportes en el área de la bahía, detalles en breve >> ♪. >> nos vamos con el suertudo de gabriel sotelo que está en vivo >> así es, nos trae un poco de cómo se vive el fútbol en el á

alberto expected to make landfall tomorrow. the system hitting miami with heavy rain and winds up to 50 miles per hour. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: a flash flood emergency happening right now in maryland. massive flood waters taking over ellicott city. high water rescues under way. rushing water gutting the street below. those trapped, climbing to the second story to stay safe. over five inches falling in new jersey. flash floods cutting off roads in east windsor township. the only way out for this driver, a tow truck. in yardley, pennsylvania, flooding after three inches of rain in less than two hours. erielle reshef is there. >> heavy rains caused this canal to overflow, submerging cars and flooding homes. >> reporter: the water so high it cut off shannon adamson from her family. >> there's no way to get my car over there so i'm kind of stuck. >> reporter: in putnam county, west virginia, where the ground is already soaked, entire neighborhoods quickly swallowed up by rising water. >> we had this two weeks ago, now we'v

is alberto gallo.arest admission i have ever heard that president toogan once to -- wants intervene in monetary policy, because he will be held accountable. was surprising for me is he did not say this anywhere else. what will it take for him to relinquish? >> it will take nothing short of a global rout in turkish financial assets. we have seen hugely controversial comments from president erdogan, targeted towards an international audience. a lot of us thought his rhetoric was targeted towards the local toestic audience tried espouse more populous kinds of sentiment -- populist kinds of sentiment. but this is a plus he ascribes to. francine: so what does it mean for the lira? will we see more depreciation, will we see investors shy away from turkey? phoenix: i think both. there is a lack -- we have seen the confirmation about these controversial philosophies. going forward, the central bank is less likely to be able to take the aggressive actions they need to to tighten monetary policy aggressively eno

. >>> tropical storm alberto claimed two lives already. and photographer were killed when a tree fell on their vehicle. alberto is pounding the florida gulf coast right now with strong winds and heavy rain. this is howt looked and sounded a short time ago in mexico beach about 100 miles southwest of tallahassee. the storm made landfall just before 5:00 local time at laguna beach. alberto was the first named storm of the 2018 atlantic hurricane season three days ago. >>> a member of maryland's national guard is missing after a flash flood tore through a community for the second time in as many years. i mean, the video is wild from maryland. abc news reporter david kerley with the latest. >> on this memorial day, a member of maryland's national guard is missing. 39-year-old edison herman has not been seen since yesterday afternoon when flash flood waters roared through the streets of ellicott city, maryland. >> people in every building. >> more than 8 inches of rain dumped on the baltimore suburb in an intense three-hour window. >> the water

john. >> manuel, thanks. >>> meteorologist danielle niles is tracking the remains of alberto. >> alberto spinning across central alabama right now, bringing really heavy rainfall, dropically infused downfalls off the gulf of mexico and this is all lifting northward, extending the flash flood threat. so watches up through wednesday morning, extending into southern illinois and indiana now, eastward towards east carolina and western west virginia as well. all of this moisture over the next 24 to 48 hours. also combining with the front coming in from the west. you notice different clusters of thunderstorms and dropically infused downpours that will continue over the next couple of days. how much additional rainfall is going to come down for many spots in the deeper purples and reds here, 2 to 4 inches, with locally higher amounts up to 4 to 8 from central alabama stretching into western tennessee and kentucky. >> all right, got it, danielle, thank you. >>> two south carolina tv journalists were killed covering the severe weather yesterday. wyff anchor, that's mike mccormick, and his photo j

alberto se encuentra en el golfo de mÉxico.amos. ♪ m locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. ♪ arantxa: bienvenidos al noticiÓn univisión. justicia y veracidad es lo que pide la fam alilia de la joven asesinada a manos de la patrulla fronteriza. dulce castellanos desde los Ángeles nos expone ambas explicaciones. >> ¿por quÉ le tirÓ a la muchacha? la mataste. dulce: crece la indignaciÓn por la muerte de la joven guatemalteca en laredo, texas. y mÁs ahora que esta agencia cambiÓ su versión de los hechos. >> harÁ que estÉn cambian de la historia tanto, yo pienso que es una indicaciÓn de que algo estÁn ocultando. dulce: la patrulla fronteriza inicialmente informÓ que varios individuos lo atacaron con objetos contundentes refiriÉndose al oficial, pero el viernes emitiÓ un reporte muy diferente. ya no mencionaron los objetos y Únicamente informaron que el grupo ignorÓ sus órdenes y se lanzÓ sobre Él. >> ¿cÓmo le van a disparar a una chava en la cabeza? dulce: en ese momento el ofic