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and then as you mentioned, also the 2nd beginning of the north atlantic city allow organization nature with velvet jersey is in the hall. not just because of the rules that it is played in the same concept. but also on what the future prospect for this need to look like. as you were talking to a guest about the situation with dr. sweet. and if you remember about 4 or 5 months ago, it was between sweden and finland. and turkey did exceed and health and take, get settled in the nato alliance. so it's a flight that might be moving to verse that direction to the region. is that again, many issues pending. and now, as you can see in, in the presidential complex, the, at any moment, we're expecting present vegetative ad, one to start to just integrated and trust. and d, n. thank you very much for that. as i'm a, we are actually seeing other one into that who with everyone on their fees upholding him. right now, we do expect to hear from him shortly. let's have a listen to all the pump and ceremony that's taking place right now on the the and as you can see, the other one and his wife has int

d.c., those two f-16s were joined by two f-16 fighter pilots from a new jersey base outside of atlantic citye were 4 f-16s involved, i'm told dc national guard found the pilot unresponsive and intercepted the plane and watched as plane actually went down over the george washington national forest that sneer montebello -- that is near montebello, a lot of alarm, but we understand from secret service that the president's security detail, there was no security hightened security for the president at that time. the plane had already crossed closer to stanton. we're getting unconfirmed reports there was one pilot and three passengers on board, but we're waiting to confirm the identities as well as more details of the flight. it is very notable that the pilot was unresponsive according to f-16 pilots when they fired the flairs. monorad reiterates they did not shoot down the plane. >> this is guy benson, we hear that term unresponsive, could that be a medical emergency or unwilling or a potential threat? or a tragic accident. reporter: i think if there had been a threat you would have seen a greate

two other planes near atlantic city were scrambled. this is after 9/11. the president made his way back to the white house after the plane crashed in southern virginia, the capitol was on high alert during the incident. we learned the owner of the plane is oncor motors and of the three passengers on the plane, it was the owner's daughter, nanny and a child. the pilot appears to have lost consciousness, reminding many of the paine stewart flight where the pilot went down due to opoxia. the faa will be investigating. a very sad day for those passengers. >> trey: i was thinking about paine stewart. i'm sure it happened to other pilots, as well. every indication, this is a medical incident. for folks wondering why fighter jets would be scrambled, you can't just fly over d.c., you have to have permission, right? >> jennifer: the flight had taken off from elizabethtown and did a 180 degree turn and started heading back down the coast of the united states toward the capitol. as it got close to the capitol, certain things are triggered and f-16s are on high alert

fighter jet, and if you can hear us, come up to this frequency, and that led to the sonic boom from atlantic cityws to come up to catch up with that cessna jet going 400 miles per hour, but what is so disturbing is that the crew was unresponsive and the three others on board, and that is alarming new details and underscoring that all of the signs are pointing to rapid decompression on board, and similar to the payne stewart incident in 1999 which killed that pro golfer, and others on the learjet. the ntsb is investigating and they it i they say it is a five-mile hike to get to the jet. very few remains of the plane and a large crater according to the scene there, and the air is pressured on this plane, and meaning that it is compressed to be breathable more so than the thin air that is outside. just like on a commercial airliner, but if that sacred pressure vessel is compromised of any way, if there is a door left open or a leak or some other problem, that could cause the whoosh of air out of the airplane and make the air not breathable. it is so dangerous, and pilots have 30 to 60 seconds to res

the mountains in southern virginia and we did learn that two other f-16s from new jersey near atlantic city also worked scramble to come of these are protocols put in place for 911. and the president made way back to the white house, about 40 minutes after the plane crash in southern virginia and the capitol was on high alert, for temporarily during the incident. but we've also learned that the owner of the plane is on court motors from melbourne, florida, had the reportedly of the three passengers on the plane coming it was a starter, nanny and a child. in the pilot appears to have lost consciousness in writing many of well remember the pain stuart fights, the golfers that went down in the pilot had died of hypoxia because the pressure had gone down in the plane. ntsb is investigating and the faa will be investigating but a very sad day for those passengers. trey: yes jennifer, that is exactly what i was thinking was about pain stuart and i'm sure it is happened to other pilots as well. and it certainly will i guess every indication is that this is a medical incident. and for folks wonderi

another two from the atlantic city air national guard base from egg harbor new jersey an additional two the sonic boom that shook the windows and it scared d.c. residents shortly after 3:00 p.m. eastern could be heard as far as maryland, as the d.c. national guard to try to intercept the cessna whose pilot was under responsive. the intercept took place 20 miles northeast of ronald reagan international airport, the citation took off from tennessee and was en route to long island, new york, when it abruptly did a 180-degree turn in new york and began flying back down the east coast. the pilots tried to get the cessna pilots attention unsuccessfully for 30 minutes before it went down in southwest virginia. flares were fired to get the pilots attention, he was unresponsive. norad that says it did not bring down the plane which appears to have run out of fuel in the end. on board the flight, adina is, e was the daughter of john and barbara rumple who served in the executive committee of the nra women's leadership forum and wrote the following message on facebook. >> my family is gone, my dau

not only the frantic and frenetic calls from air traffic control, from these fighter jets, from atlantic city and joint base andrews, but then other civilian planes that were trying to get in touch with this plane over the radio, trying to raise it on the emergency frequency and try to talk them down. you can see the path. from elizabethton, tennessee. then the flight explicably turned. it never made any sort of descent. it was at 34,000 feet the entire time as it went over maryland, delaware and south jersey. it turned back toward essentially the original destination. that may be a coincidence here. we're not totally sure to command a descent. if the plane was on auto pilot and the crew was unresponsive, there must have been some human interaction to try to get the plane to come down. if it remained on auto pilot, that is a big sign and it points to something where it could have been a rapid decompression. pressurized aircraft cabin. meaning the pressurization inside, the breathable air inside lets out. and then the thin air outside is what is in the airplane. you can't breathe that for very

forecasters say a new wind pattern expected this weekend will help thin out the remaining smoke in atlantic city. katie byrne fox weather. and as we check out the air quality observations, it is nice to see that improvement in portions of portions of the country out towards the midwest to the northeast. still some red dots here indicating some poor air quality. but overall, a general improvement over the past day or so. and out across the west, we have a bunch of green sensors indicating great air quality. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. you can see the numbers. no, no, 90, no, 80, just some 60s and some 70s out there in this pattern. we'll stick around as we head into the week. and in fact, here is the plan as we start things off for your saturday a lot of clouds tomorrow morning and then partly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours, partly to mostly cloudy for your sunday temperatures could be just a little bit cooler. but these these are all just some minor changes headed our way for both saturday and into sunday. here's a satellite in the radar. there is another weather system

literally driving an hour south to a different airport, so instead of philadelphia, fly out of atlantic citydia's shut down, go up to the new haven area, you can fly out of there. there's always an additional option, but it's going to require you to make the moves, that's why i always recommend booking no matter what you do in travel with a travel agent because they're your concierge, they take care of these problems when they happen. and the biggest issues with the airlines, people are wondering why is the smoke preparing the plane from flying? because particles interfere with ability to communicate with the ground radar, and you have to slow the planes down and space them out more. that creates that domino effect, and when you have cancellations as we've discussed in the past, or neil, you have this domino effect that takes two or three days to work out. so if you've got a cruise planned, this is the summer of travel disruptions. make sure that you have the ability to get out a few days earlier in case something like this comes up because worst case if you're going out of florida and you l

forecasters say a new wind pattern expected this weekend will help thin out the remaining smoke in atlantic city katie byrne, fox weather and we can all relate to what they have been experienced there with all that smoke along the east coast. much better air quality though, for us here in the bay area. a beautiful live look here from our sutro tower camera looking out over downtown san francisco off toward the east bay. you can see the air looking good here this afternoon. and the weather is fantastic. rosemary. joining us now with what we can expect for this upcoming weekend. yes alex, thankfully, we're not experiencing any fires. in fact, our unseasonably cool pattern helping us out in the way of risk of fires. of course, giving you a live look here over the golden gate bridge where it has been a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day, low clouds followed by mid and high level clouds across the bay area. and we are going to remain with this pattern as we roll through the weekend. a view here of storm tracker two along the coast and inside the bay. we do have some low cloud cover. meanwhile, many of u

casters, say, a new wind pattern expected this weekend will help thin out the remaining smoke in atlantic city. katie byrne fox weather partly sunny skies over the bay area this afternoon and temperatures running even cooler than yesterday. we'll check in on the current conditions and show you what you can expect for your bay area weekend. coming up. also coming up, new at 530, savvy hackers are using technology to commit car crimes. one bay area woman explains why her sense of security has now been rattled by the push of a button. and swim at your own risk. the nationwide lifeguard shortage being felt here in the bay area. what it means for swimmers this summer. start your engines. the races are revving up. nascar is here all weekend. i'm brooks jarocz at sonoma raceway. we'll take you for a live report. trackside on t oth thane sonoma, 50,000 people are expected to pack the grandstands for the big race on sunday. brooks row is off to the races and joins us now live from a very loud sonoma raceway. brooks, how's it going out there ? it's pretty exciting out here, right now because the arc of

i was with a one celebrity who was invited by trump to a boxing match, and his hotel in atlantic citys like what did he say to you? he said he wasn't interested in talking to me, he just wanted me to be in the picture with him as a side of this boxing ring. part of it was that, but part of it was richard nixon was someone who expanded presidential power and got away with it. well, donald trump is richard nixon on steroids, and he may be president again. they both made these points, and that is these battle plans, we don't know from the indictment what country a and country be our. there was some bragging about an attack plan on iran, and that makes this thing, as i was discussing in the last block, it makes it a little more tangible to people. the deal that this is not some obscure draft budget from 2016 that he had stored. he's showing people, and somewhat bragging about things that might cause war in another country. things that might cause death to americans or other people in another country. it does seem to be more real, there is no need for him to be storing a battle plan for th

we've had some severe thunderstorms that just rolled right through philadelphia and right off of atlantic city coast. so this is where the dangerous for them right now. norfolk, virginia just had some roll through there, but you can see that severe thunderstorm watch until 09:00pm tonight, meaning it's going to go on throughout the day today. now taking you here into the middle of the country. you can see around colorado and also down in parts of arkansas where they've got some severe thunderstorms. in fact, one that is rolling right now just heading for a little rock. and it's when these kind of get into those higher population areas like those cities where you can get a lot of danger, this one is south of denver, but certainly near colorado springs in kind of the area between congress springs and pueblo are some of these are rolling across and again, you see that until 9 o'clock tonight. so when you get these air masses that are basically cooler air mass is meeting warmer air masses, that's where you get some of this violent weather kicking up. happy to say we are much calmer here in the wes

atlantic. new york city sky glowing orange at one point., a lake front breeze in chicago is expected to clear the air for a bit but some of this smoke will linger. officials in new york are preparing for possibly more smoke there later this week. whit? >> all right, alex. thank you. we're also tracking the dangerous heat in the south, spreading to more states. mireya villarreal is in texas where triple digit numbers are expected again. good to see you. >> reporter: hey, good morning, whit. it is sticky. it is humid. the sun hasn't even come up in san antonio and it is already close to 80. just in the month of june the san antonio fire department has responded to over 250 heat related calls. that's up 33% in comparison to the same time last year. this is how they are responding, with this high tech tool, an ambulance. this is what i want to show you inside. so they have all sorts of medical gear, right, that can respond to any medical need. they can even perform an amputation in here if they needed to. but this, this is a bag they are beta t

temperatures plummet, 57 in boston 66 in new york atlantic city, 65, still warm.ber two. it's about 285 miles west of fort myers, florida, 35 mile-per-hour winds. it's moving south at five. should remain a tropical depression arlene, if it became a tropical storm. but right now the biggest problem is going to be tropical downpours. upwards of five to six inches of rain from tampa all the way down to miami we're going to be watching this. ozone levels throughout a good portion of the country, 85 million people under unhealthful air alerts because of ozone. not the wildfires but ozone, as well, guys >> all right thank you so much. we'll check back with you in a bit. >>> now let's move to a story of reconciliation eight decades in the making u.s. ambassador to germany, amy gutman, whose family were holocaust survivors, made an emotional homecoming this week to the german town her father's family fled after adolph hitler's rise to power our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell was with her there good morning >> reporter: good morning, hoda. this was a r

from atlantic city to w wilmington we're also looking at this frontal system tomorrow that's going to generate 17 million people at risk from dallas all the way to tallahassee, florida. look for showers and thunderstorms stretching from the great lakes all the way down into the southeast torrential rainfall tomorrow as this system stalls in the northeast. today down south large hail, strong storms from wyoming to texas. tomorrow those storms will target the great lakes rainfafall amountsts 1 to 2 inis but localllly up to 4 4 inches the e southern p plains. we will l get to youour local forecacast in the e next 30 ses. are wewe close? gogoogle assisistant: tuturn left inin four milel. ehhhhhhh n no. ¿cucuáles son t tus intencicis cocon mi nietoto? google assssistant: what are y your intentntions with my y grandson?? life's litittle problelems, fifixed on goooogle pixel.. ththe only phohone enengineered b by google get the nenew google pixel l 7a for freree. >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. watching out for spotty showers in parts of the bay area, but we're going to have a mild day. par

, and a little on the we side in the west cooler conditions in the east coast, wilmington, 78, atlantic cityegrees, that's ten degrees below average. look at indianapolis, 86, minneapolis, 91, memphis, 94 degrees. the heat continues tomorrow from minneapolis down to little rock. still chilly here in the northeast. then as we get to the latter part of the week, temperatures moderate warming up in the 80s knoxville, 80s 90s in memphis air quality alerts for 32 million people from minneapolis to dallas, houston, a mi of wildfire smoke coming out of quebec, canada, how wide sped from boston, pittsburgh, indianapolis and just reaching into chicago wewe're going g to get to o youl forecast in the nextxt 30 secon. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures, our highs for today, much cooler for the inland valleys than it was over the weekend. we're talking about mid to upper 70s here, but still in the 60s in san francisco. we're also watching out for scattered showers. moving in late this evening for the north bay, parts of the east bay, b

atlantic. like here in the us city of pittsburgh, where a code red air quality alert was issued by the department of environmental protection, with smoke choking the atmosphere. the effects of the fires in canada have been causing alarm of the long lasting impact they could have to the planet. in terms of the climate indications, you also have the source and the black cap and which one to the right. it's a cash flow can end up in the take him to the public them the i thought the club would sit on the degree and dice sheet and the truth then potentially accelerate the melting and come to the climate in that way. so data from canada shows the country is suffering, it's most destructive wildfire season on record and for not shows no sign of. and finally, and 28 year old chimpanzee was spend her life in cages. testing the sky for the 1st time. the thames named manila was created with a hug when she came out of her enclosure at a century in florida. she was previously kept in small cages in her research center in new york. her keeper, say vanilla is fond offer a fellow gems, and sometimes takes food f

atlantic. like here in the us city of pittsburgh were a code red air quality alert was issued by the department of environmental protection with smoke choking the atmosphere. the effects of the fires in canada has been causing alarm at the long lasting impact they could have to the planet. tens of the climate indications. you also have the source in the black cabin, which on the right, it's very slow, can end up in the outpatient. the deposit them the i thought because it, on the degree men die sheet of the truth then potentially accelerate the melting and come speak to climate. in that way, the data from canada shows the country is suffering. it's most destructive was far season on record. and for not shows no sign of and it will pop superstar madonna has postponed her lightest well to do to what spring code a serious bacterial infection and manager has told fans of the thing i was hospitalized over the weekend. madonna's global to which is nearly sold out and being billed as paying on march to have more than 40 a year career in music. my colleague jenny graham's following this story. jenny. h

atlantic. like here in the us city of pittsburgh were a code red air quality alert was issued by the department of environmental protection with smoke choking the atmosphere. the effects of the fires in canada has been causing alarm at the long lasting impact they could have to the planet. tens of the climate indications. you also have the source in the black cabin, which on the right, it's very slow, can end up in the outpatient. the deposit them the i started because it, on the degree men die sheet and then potentially accelerate the melting and come speak to climate. in that way. the data from canada shows the country suffering. it's most destructive was far season on record and for not shows no sign of and or we'll move on to some sports news now and in tennis with wimbledon. just a week away, stats of the game of gearing up at the east point international. usually the to tournament begins in late june, but it was pushed back this year to allow play is a bit more time to adjust from clay degrass surfaces. a shock results in the men's singles. well, number 9, taylor fritz, the defending cham

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health officials have called air qualities in parts of the midwest and mid-atlantic unhealthy. in the west, citiesding las vegas and phoenix are bracing for temperatures up to 43 degrees celsius, that is about 110 degrees fahrenheit. the interior ministry in moldova has confirmed to the bbc that two people have been killed at an international airport from a man who seized a gun from border guards as he was being escorted to the deportation zone. this shooter has been captured. early reports said he took hostages and hold himself up in a room. the shooter has been taken into custody. former brazilian president jair bolsonaro has been banned from running for public office until the year 2030. the serb electoral court found mr. bolsonaro killed -- lt of abuse of power. he claimed the electronic ballots used in the country were vulnerable to hacking and fraud. >> the case against bolsonaro was brought to the court by one of the rival parties. it was built around a meeting he held with foreign -- letters last july before the elections. in an event broadcasting on state television, he cast doubt on the

it will be bad for someone else, so we are improving across the new york city area, but we're getting worse across the mid-atlanticw down to two miles visible. new york city, you're up to four. this time yesterday you were less than a mile for visibility but can see that smoke just traveling down to the south and really just swallowing up the city. this is the smoke from yesterday. you can clearly see it from the satellite picture. that was it entering the new york city area. now we take a live look at our earth cam in washington, d.c. and you can see just that thick, hazy, smoky sky is there. we still have very unhealthy air quality. you can see dots in red and even purple. the purple is very unhealthy so sensitive groups need to stay inside, boris. it's all about that wind direction and i do believe we will start to see an improvement over the weekend for places like new york city but we're still going to see hazy skies over the eastern half of the country for the next couple of days. >> jennifer gray, thank you so much for checking that out for us. bianna, i know you are feeling the smoke as well. >> i think we

dangerous plume of smoke that held the northeast in its grip has drifted south putting cities along the mid-atlantic coast into the high danger zone. emilie ikeda has the latest >> reporter: while new york has seen an improvement the danger zone now drifting south and west >> i am wearing a mask to protect myself because i have asthma. >> we were going to head to the pool, but nope do something indoors today. >> reporter: smoke smothering the washington monument. the philadelphia skyline in a haze as it recorded the worst air quality in the world early this morning with a reading of 444. >> there was a period last night when we had very, very polluted air in the city of philadelphia the scale goes to 500. so this is terrible. so this is terrible. >> reporter: the smoke streaming south from canada's devastating wildfires that already displaced 20,000 people the white house announcing plans to send all available federal firefighting assets to battle an unprecedented start to canada's wildfire season as hotter and drier conditions experts blame on climate change center -- send fire dangers soaring. >>

cities across the northeast, mid-atlantic and midwest. york city public schools have canceled outdoor activities today because of the air quality. at one point yesterday the city topped the list of the world's worst air pollution. and you can see in these pictures new yorkers could barely make out the city's iconic skyline. i took some of this video yesterday, this is from midtown, manhattan, and there is some video also coming in from the upper west side. hard to see those buildings there in the background. now, in canada's capital city of ottawa an orange haze took over the skyline for weeks now. firefighters in canada have been battling wildfires in british columbia and nova scotia. quebec is the biggest hot spot at the moment with more than 150 active wildfires burning. all of it is expected to keep u.s. cities blanketed with smoke into tomorrow. cnn's athena jones is joining us from here in new york. what are the conditions now? i can see a little bit of haze still out there behind you. >> reporter: good morning, sara. that's exactly

atlantic. like here in the us city of pittsburgh were a code red air quality alert was issued by the department of environmental protection with smoke choking the atmosphere. the effects of the fires in canada has been causing alarm at the long lasting impact they could have to the planet. tens of the climate indications you also have the source and the black cabin, which one to the right. it's very slow, we can end up in the take him to the public them the i saw the public sit on the degree and then the ice sheet and the truth then potentially accelerate the melting and come to each climate. in that way. the data from canada shows the country suffering its most destructive wildfire season on record, and for now shows no sign of end to pop. superstar madonna has postponed for next world tour after falling ill with a serious bacterial infection. for manager says the 64 year old thing or spend several days in intensive care, but is expected to make a full recovery. her latest will tour was meant to take off in vancouver in mid july. it was nearly sold out and was planned as a tribute to her more

atlantic. like here in the us city of pittsburgh, where a code red air quality alert was issued by the department of environmental protection, with smoke choking the atmosphere. the effects of the fires in canada has been causing alarm at the long lasting impact they could have to the planet. tens of the climate indications you also have the source and the black cabin, which one to the right. it's very slow, we can end up in the outpatient other than the i saw the deposit sit on the degree and then the ice sheet and the truth then potentially accelerate the melting and come speak to kind of in that way. the data from canada shows the country is suffering, its most destructive wildfire season on record, and for now shows no sign of end. i don't so we have time full, thanks so much for watching. i'll see you against the pico india now that sustainable motor you, researchers are finding innovative solutions for the future. they're going protecting our water resources successfully on dw of textile production in reverse. that's what they do here in process. the italians apply a noun, inverse functioni

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city, these are all live pictures of the haze being seen across the northeast and mid-atlantic. at one point yesterday new york city topped the list for the world's worst air pollution. today new yorkers can barely make out the city skyline. just check this out. philadelphia just issued a code red air quality warning urging all residents to stay indoors. even here in washington, we are feeling the hazy effects. let's get to cnn meteorologist jennifer gray on this story. it is something to look outside. it's really inescapable. how long are we expecting it to go on? >> it really is something, you're right. you know, this could be something we deal with off and on throughout the remainder of the summer. canada is still early in their fire season and it is just exploded. while some days might be better than others this could be a problem we're talking about long term. current advisability, less than a mile. we could see ground stops for some of the big airports today because of the thick smoke. it is just coming in from canada just blanketing all of the northeast, new england, all t

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