what has the reaction be the belize? —— from the reaction be the belize? —— from the police?dryer gear are trying to control the marauding bands of thugs and have managed to keep them contained in certain areas but i understand this is going on all over the city. there are violent conflicts breaking out in other bases. obviously, this is a difficult situation. i will say that from my observation, the overwhelming majority of the people who work but as a paid in in the white supremacist rally today were millennial white men who i think we can millennial white men who i think we ca n safely millennial white men who i think we can safely say were radicalised online by richard spencer and his ilk. while they have a right to free speech and protest, they do not have a right to make violent conduct against other people, and nor do people opposed to them have any right to violent conduct. both sides we re right to violent conduct. both sides were pepper sprayed and amazed and one side had home—made tear gas. it has been a very difficult day for eve ryo ne has been a very difficult d

bit perer, close to 70 miles hour before it hits somewhere on the coast of nicaragua over towards belizeat is several days out. per things could change. conditions are such that no major amplification of the storm is expected in that area. 90 in frederick. 79 in baltimore. martinsburg, 87. the same number in washington. the more important number, i think -- if you spend a lot of time outside, the humidity and temperature combinations -- 102 inwhat it feels like th fredericksburg. tonight, but it stays very muggy. there will be haze and fog. a few showers off to the west. as we get to west of the metro area closer to sunset, those things will rain themselves out, and that will be that. things seem stronger as you get past the interstate 81 corridor. muggy, fog patches possible. temperatures in the 70's early in the morning, and through the day, we will watch for showers and storms to become possible through the afternoon. it will clear out and dry up over the weekend, and i think it will be just fine. 90 tomorrow, upper 80's over the weekend, turning a little less humid. eclipse weather s

parts of belize, and guatemala will also see heavy rain. mudslides are the main concerns. you feel for people who have gone there to vacation. that cannot be fun. >> i think we know a couple of people there right now. this thing is almost back out into the gulf of mexico. that's where we're going to start tonight. talking about franklin, a tropical storm when it made landful last night. now over toward campeche, just about to get back to the gulf of mexico. once this thing gets over to the warm water, it is fuel for the storm, and is expected hour. movingwest-northwest at 12. on this path it will stay pretty far south, which is a good thing for the u.s. for mexico, not a good thing, because it could be near hurricane strength by thursday morning, late wednesday night before it makes landbreak. hopefully not too much, but it's not looking good for them. for us, it looks spectacular. our day planner for tomorrow, sunshine, wall to wall. temps start in the 60s, in town. 50s in the suburbs. by afternoon, low to mid-80s. i'm going 85 at national airport. but many areas stay in

the captain said blanca torres was babysitting for a friend and the mother came to belize in july concerned that her daughter was a victim. >> they both committed the child.>>reporter: a search of the phone revealed searches for child pornography offering free services to friends and family by word-of-mouth and may have lived with families at one time. >> we were told by the brother she lived with other families in the past and we don't know where they were.>>reporter: that has investigators concerned about her access to other children. the couple was arrested from a home they were renting in san jose they are each charged with seven counts of lewd acts on a child. >> we have not identified any of the victims, because of the services she offered we want to make sure there are no others.>>reporter: torres and garcia are being held in jail without bail and are expected to go before a judge friday.>> thank you.>>> president trump is planning to attend a campaign style rally in arizona. air force one stopped in yuma and the president took part in a meet and greet with marines at the air station

might run through the center of belize before it falls apart with brief rain. that's about it. tropical tomorrow. tropical friday, which means humid and then just hot, saturday, sunday and monday. temperatures around 90 right on through next monday. 6:30 tonight, a couple of showers. this is probably over done. by tomorrow morning, we could see patchy fog, not any problems like we had this morning. 79 downtown. 75 in gaithersburg and 7 #7 7 tomorrow morning in -- 77 tomorrow morning. here's foggy days you have in august, equals the number of snow storms this winter. right now we have won. 76 to start tomorrow. 76 at 7:00. almost 80 by 9:00 and mid 80s as we get into the lunch hour, 86. now, yellow weather alert for tomorrow afternoon, yellow weather alert friday for storms. some of these storms that develop have damaging wind and -- still hot, 91 saturday. still hot on sunday. should be dry for the game at fedex. low 90s on monday. there's your partly cloudy day and more storms next tuesday and wednesday and still in the 90s. >> all right, tom. we know some fans are going to be

if you know anybody towards honduras or belize it could be a very strong tropical storm or hurricane, and the bigger problem there is when they get rain it floods and it does a lot of damage. 92 today, watch out for strong storms this afternoon. stay in the ac. tomorrow 91 but less humid. we'll have that storm threat maybe until 8, 9, 10:00 tonight. sunday not too humid. 89. next week monday, eclipse day, 91, slight chance of a shower south, a mix of sun and clouds. tuesday hot, really hot, 95 with isolated storms and much better. thursday, yeah, that's not a mistake, i think we'll be down >>> a story that's trending, and try to put a little smile on your face. one woman is helping people who have lost the use of their leg enjoy dancing again. mary rupert. mary's idea came from watching her mother struggle. >> i could see her going through choreography in her head. there was no way to get it out, so my crazy mind said what can i do to allow her to still tap dance because it's all there. >> what mary came up with is attaching and letting people's fingers do their thing. her class is ca

it's 170 miles east-northeast of belize city moving northwest at 13 miles per hour so it should be crossingan peninsula as a tropical storm. then as it gets into the bay of campeche the middle of the week it likely will become a category one hurricane that moves into central mexico. it is no threat to the u.s. but definitely something you want to watch if you have any travel plans to mexico this week. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, it gets better tomorrow. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. the high up to 82 degrees. wednesday pick of the week. i'm heading to the zoo on wednesday. bright sunshine, low humidity, 83. and thursday looking really nice as well. 84 degrees. unfortunately as we head toward the weekend, it gets unsettled. friday it will be humid with some showers and thunderstorms developing, 81 degrees. the weekend keeping a chance of a thunderstorm or shower both days. otherwise, it's partly sunny and humid, temperatures in the mid 80's and monday also a possibility of some showers with a high of 84 degrees. so, we will improve tonight. next three days really nice

we expect to see heavy rain getting into belize and the yucca town.s is the indian monsoon which has worked its way across south asia which has brought devastation from india, nepal and bangladesh. coming closer to home into europe, this particular front has caused a lot of problems as it has worked its way from the alpine region of germany ever further to the east in europe. further south there is an u nfortu nate, further south there is an unfortunate, nation of seasonal heat and strong winds coming down through the adriatic. the mistrial is strong. fires are an inherent risk across southern parts of france and iberia has suffered badly. looking further north towards the british isles, low pressure very much the dominant feature with frontal systems not 1 million dominant feature with frontal systems not! million miles away. we have seen quite a bit of rainfall working across the northern part of britain. tuesday sees the remnants of rain easing its way further towards the north. following on behind, a lot of cloud but once it breaks, the potential

their banks do in their trading relationships with north korea, that is something president trump belize build upon the sanctions in place. thanks. new measures to tackle the dangerous use of laser pens will be considered by the government, after concerns about their threat to air safety. the lasers which can temporarily blind people, have been used to target aircraft and pilots, as our business correspondent jonty bloom reports. laser pens or pointers are designed to be used to highlight something of interest. but they can be dangerous, and dazzle or blind people if shone directly at their eyes. last year alone there were 1,258 laser attacks on aircraft, even though it is already an offence with a maximum fine of £2,500. helicopters, which fly lower than many aircraft and typically have only one pilot, are thought to be especially vulnerable to laser pens. the government is now going to consult on new measures to restrict the dangerous use of laser pens, and boost safety, such as introducing a licensing scheme for retailers, limits on the advertising of laser pens, and potential restric

it could spin up once again, bringing some heavy rain to belize and parts of mexico. rain over the next few days. also showers and storms spreading towards florida, miami looking unsettled on choosing and wednesday, some big downpours are likely. a of rain, but in barbados. two different part of the world where rain has been an issue, bangladesh, significant flooding your courtesy of monsoon downpours, a regularfeature of flooding your courtesy of monsoon downpours, a regular feature of the weather in this part of south asia at this time of year. they have these deals over bangladesh, also for bhutan and nepal. the heaviest rain is now across western parts of india, mumbai and other places could see heavy downpours over the next few days, bringing the risk of some flooding. also to home, hot dry weather once again a future across southern areas of europe. further north, areas of cloud on the satellite picture, weather systems bringing outbreaks of rain. in the mediterranean over the next three days, one or two showers across turkey on shoes day, but for the balkans, i

the belize there is a threat to the identity of welsh speakers. —— some believe.cracy. should they try to make life easier for non— welsh companies? should they do more for the language and those who speak it? before we discuss that, here is some information. in 1901, half the population of wales could speak the language. now the figure is not even a quarter, just shy of 700,000 people. 0nly around half of those people. 0nly around half of those people are fluent. all of them can speak english. there has been growth in welsh speaking since the introduction of the welsh speaking act in 1993. with me is an editor of a welsh news website and an analyst. you feel strongly about welsh. how much do you speak? not much at all. ican much do you speak? not much at all. i can save the basics. what is the importance to you as a small welsh speaker living as a welsh person. importance to you as a small welsh speaker living as a welsh personm isa speaker living as a welsh personm is a huge part of welsh culture. i wish i could speak more. ifeel the government drive is fantasti

nifty-60 miles per hour down towards belize.eas where they're beginning to see that heavy rainfall. this is not main landfill yet. it will do so here pretty soon. this is the track we are expecting. making landfall through the overnight hours. it will run across the yucatan peninsula, tropical storm, run back into the gulf of mexico for early wednesday morning. before eventually running into land in central mexico. there and more heavily populated areas. this will drop a whole lot of rain as a moves to those areas. winds incredibly strong. we are talking up to 50-60 miles per hour. consistent. that will take down some things. there is a track for that particular store. there is another storm coming off the pie, and we always paid attention to these. this is a topical ways in the atlantic. low pressure system. this has a 20% chance of becoming a tropical storm in the next five days. that is when will look. if it makes its way and distraction, it may be be targeting the east coast at some point. that was still several days off. mo

franklin came over belize. it's headed over new mexico. the radar sites are inactivity. winds at 70 miles-per-hour. it's intensifying and category 1 will be a lot of rain. 6 to 12 inches of rain. for us, there's some drizzle. we're not getting rain, but we're getting drizzle. and there's a lot of low clouds and fog. it has no problem clearing the hills and making a strong surge. most locations are reporting cloudy skies. a weak low around an apparent low. it's enhancing the fog and making a b-line. storms fire up in the afternoon and evening. northern -- near the oregon border. and northeast california and over the sierra. not as many over the weekend. there's isolated showers. it's an onshore breeze. west at sfo and west at wayward. 33 earlier. vacaville has a west wind. that tells us the delta breeze is in place. water temperatures, mild. bowie, half moon and monterey, they're mild. the fog has no problem forming. it will be a day of 50s, 60s, and 70s. these will be below average temperatures away from the coast. near average. 58 in oakland. 58 in fairfield. -- 59 in r

during their travel, the ship stopped at belize city, the couple not knowing where to shop, they said the cruise line made recommendations from where to buy jewelry, a place they said diamonds international. >> go to diamonds international. you can trust them. they're reliable. you'll get the best deal. >> so they went. and it didn't take long for her to see something she liked. this ring. more than two-and-a-half carats. >> when i saw it the stones, it popped out at me and that's the one i wanted. >> so he agreed to pay $2,008 for the. >> it's a commitment ring. >> that's when the salesperson showed clyde anden bracelet and necklace. i thought oh my god, i was caught up. two years, no interest, they opened a credit card with diamonds international. so i did it. i bought the whole thing. i thought, can't go wrong. he spent a total of $12,000 that day. he says the company guaranteed the jewelry's value, would only appreciate. when the couple returned home they had the jewelry appraised. >> when we got the appraisal back, we were -- this is ridiculous, this can't be. >> all three pieces

jones got more than $10,000 back after they found out the jewelry they bought on a cruise vacation to belizeed home. they spent $12,000 and it only appraised, though, for 3,000. the company would not take back the bracelet or the necklace or issue a refund until we called them. >>> and this is leon's favorite part of our week, our growing total, getting up there. money we have recovered for our viewers. we have exceeded -- >> drum roll please. >>> 1,265,000 and all the change. if you have a consumer problem you need help, let us know. you can fill out a complete form or you can give me a call, e-mail, too. you all find me. >> 10 grand for the necklaces, that's a big splash. >> that's right we had the storey we showed you last night. >> still have questions about that. the connections between the cruise lines and those jewelry shops and the appraisers involved. >> you can check the whole storey out. it's on our web site. >> and the vacuum cleaner, very expensive vacuum cleaner. >> thanks, >> folks, forget the city and squeeze in the quick summer get away not too far away from home. this has g

it went through belize and going to intensify to 70 mile-per-hour heading toward the east coast of newexico. it will be the first hurricane since hurricane carl in 2010. it looks like it will make hurricane strength. everybody on twitter is going bonkers. they go bonkers over hurricane stuff. we're going bonkers over fog. i don't see anything budging for a few days. the question is what's going to happen going forward. for today and tomorrow, it looks like we're dealing with a big fog bank and cooler temps away from the coast. see the lows circulating in. the one low -- firing up near the oregon border and toward nevada. another piece of -- that's giving us that drizzle. coast and bay drizzle, an onshore breeze out of the west or the west, southwest. it has been good toward travis. a gust of 33 not too long ago. highs, 60s, 70s, and 80s. further inland, you'll get 90s. brentwood, i can't help you. mother nature can. maybe next week, we'll see . unless you're well inland you're going to be on the cooler side. you can see that thunderstorm activity, it hugs the nevada, california border,

the storm is also expected to pass through belize and honduras. (mark) it has been more than six months since president trump was sworn into office and his poll numbers have reached historic lows. according to a new c-n-n poll, president trump's approval rating is now 38 percent. only one other newly-elected president had an approval rating below 50-percent at this point in his presidency. that was bill clinton. the c-n-n poll also found that 60- percent of people surveyed say they consider president trump dishonest. (mark) president trump is currently in new jersey on a working vacation. he'll be in new york next week for additional meetings. (darya) the trump administration is getting rid of a proposed requirement to test truck drivers and train engineers for

also last night, tropical storm franklin made landfall just north of belize just south of cancun overhe yucatan. heading towards campeche during the day today. it's a low-end tropical storm, but the warm waters of the gulf of mexico await. thankfully it's not going to take a turn to the north. this is heading into mexico. it could even become a low end hurricane maybe or a strong tropical storm before lafl just south of tampeko. no direct effects in the u.s. middle of the country through the great lakes, nice day today. showers left over early today, but after yesterday's misery and rainfall, today will be a lot better this afternoon. we'll even see that big yellow blowing thing in the sky later this afternoon. >> yeah. looks like a nice overall pleasant map, i got to say. >>> still ahead, says there were not one, but two milestones on the diamond last night. plus, who says you got to be in decent shape to be an nfl quarterback? sports is next. experience uncompromising performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo

hitting the mexican coast right now made landfall in the yucca tan peninsula overnight just north of belize going to make its way west throughout the week. it should weaken over land put can see from our video mexico that the winds there are pretty strong, pretty strong waves there as well. a lot of people from california head down to mexico to so a heads up if you are trafrmg there sometime this weak because you can expect rain. >>> the national weather service is send a crew to salisbury maryland after a possible tornado yesterday. look at that damage. it sent cars flying, it definitely did damage to a shopping center, it ripped do down trees and power lines. there were only minor injuries. tornadoes are rare on maryland's eastern shore. if confirmed this would be the second in two weeks. >>> happening today, two suspects in the murder of a film scout at sansc twin peaks will make their first court appearance. they say 19-year-old lamont mims and 24-year-old fan tas sit decuir shot and killed edward french for his camera. we have learned that mims was released six days before that murder.

so interest all the way from jamaica to belize, through the yucatan peninsula, guatemala, honduras. looking at an 80% likelihood this could be a named storm within the next five days. here's what computer models are showing as far as rainfall precipitation is concerned. indeed, they're picking up in the way of rotation here. maybe a tropical wave develops into possibly a tropical storm. could produce some pretty heavy downpours. lots of people go here for the beautiful diving and the resorts, but there could be some pretty substantial rainfall as well as a fairly heavy surf associated with it. all right. speaking of that, typhoon noru, we have to mention this. this has lasted since july 20th. now impacting honchu but is raked across these islands for the past several days with staggering amounts of rainfall. power outages, mudslides, landslides, all a part of the forecast there. george? >> karen mcginnis, thank you so much. >>> all right. a stunning upset for usain bolt in the final individual race of his career. american justin gatlin beat the world's fastest man in the 100 meters

hitting near the belize border, but bringing rain and wind to cancun and playa del carmen forecasters say the storm is expected to bring up to 15 inches of rain and winds of up to 70-miles per hour. the storm is expected to dissipate later today or early tomorrow. (mark) the u-s coast guard rescued a navy pilot in florida after he crashed his fighter jet into the ocean. it happened yesterday off the coast of key west. the coast guard's helicopter crew saw an emergency smoke signal which helped them find the pilot. the pilot was not injured. (mark) san francisco police are crediting an officer with saving a man's life at kezar stadium. it happened during steph curry's basketball event on tuesday night. san francisco police just releasing the information. officer robert fung was working at the event when he saw a man in the crowd lose consciousness and stop breathing. officer fung called for medical back up and began giving the man c-p-r until medics arrived. the man was rushed to the hospital where he is now in stable condition. the s-f-p-d says the are proud of officer fung's quick ac

the storm is also expected to pass through belize and honduras.boy scouts died after a sailboat hit an overhanging power line on a lake in texas. the three boys were 11, 16 and 17 years- old. they were electrocuted while they were sailing over the weekend. the two teens died by the time rescuers reached the boat. the 11-year-old died yesterday. police are now investigating why the power line was overhanging the water near the boat. (darya) school leaders in ohio are being blamed in a wrongful death lawsuit over an eight-year-old's suicide. the parents of gabriel taye filed a lawsuit yesterday against his elemntary school and at the cincinnati public schools district. here is video of the gabriel being bullied back in january... his mother says she didn't know her son was attacked outside the school's bathroom and was knocked unconscious. she says the school told her that he fainted. gabriel hanged himself at home two days after the incident. the school district has said gabriel told staff he fainted and never said he was bullied or assaulted. (mar

he said, he described the north korean leader is a burly commie said the only way to deal with belizer actions will be and also what a military power the united states has. —— he described him as a bully. what about fault only people there on guam? —— ordinarily people. mixed. this sexy quite patriotic island, many people support the governor and president trump. i small and vocal minority that has been taken to the streets in recent days to protest against president trump's rhetoric and against north korea and took call for peace. some of those people told me that they think guam is being used by the american government as a sort of military base and the president trump has a callous disregard for the security of the average of 60,000 people who live here. it is very divided. really split down the middle between those who support the american administration and those who are very concerned. thank you very much indeed. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has led celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of his country's independence from britain. in a speech in delhi, he said he wa