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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

category 3 storm, 125 miles per hour, it will make a run at bermuda. this time it will stay east. for bermuda but then staying close enough to north america where we'll see high surf across the northeast and potential landfall in atlantic canada and there's the whole circles that we're tired of looking at here of a very active hurricane season. >>> this w >>> this weather report sponsored by colgate. back to you. >> cheese. >> i actually saw a little -- >> there was a twinkle, wasn't there, a little twinkle. all right, rob, thank you so much. we're glad that you're at least brushing your teeth although you still haven't been able to find a razor but we will talk to you soon. thank you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," the download deadline for tiktok and the fight against banning it at the app store. >>> and the road to the emmys. how this year's unprecedented show will be different from all the rest. ecedented show will be different from all the rest. colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans.

they'll be given out to crews in the worst hit fire zones. >>> new video out of bermuda. tropical blue waters smashing into the island as hurricane teddy approaches. it's expected to arrive later tonight before inching its way toward maine later this week. meanwhile, tropical storm beta is inching closer to the gulf coast of texas. it's already causing problems on that highway. the storm is prompting officials to suspend ferry service between boulevard peninsula and galveston where a very high tide is expected tomorrow. >> right around 6:00 a.m., we'll see a combination of the surge, combination of the freshwater rain, and combination of high tide which could give us as much as three to four feet over the road. >> officials think several inches of rain from that over the next few days and darren peck is along to tell us why they've named this tropical storm beta. >> because we ran out of the regular alphabet that only went to w this year. now they have to go to greek letters. that's happened one time before. we did it in 2005. that year we made it to zeta. it is actually

teddy well east of bermuda.hat's expected, tropical storm beta, to bring some heavy rain, already producing rain along the gulf coast around louisiana, and you will notice that rain and flooding conditions expected as we head into the weekend. here in the bay area, hazy skies tomorrow, warmer day, mid-60s to the upper 80s. the accuweather seven-day spare the air for tomorrow, smokier skies expected this weekend and early next week, change in the seasons on tuesday. dion, eric. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> be sure to join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. tributes from around the bay area and the country pouring for justice ginsburg. tonight her legacy and the building political battle. >> i'm in the south bay. young voters are stepping up to work the polls since covid-19 is keeping older volunteers home. how election day is sure to be different. that story at 11:00. >> it was a very eventful friday, and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for news any time on the abc 7 news app. i'm eric tho

we have paulette, a hurricane now affecting bermuda.e will likely decrease intensity over water. we have teddy in the south, a newly formed tropical storm. sally is expected to make landfall in the united states on tuesday as a category 1 hurricane. stay safe. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japan's main ruling liberal democratic party has elected chief cabinet secretary suga yoshihide as its next leader. the ldp president is virirtuall guararanteed t to succeed prime minister abe shinzo, who is stepping down because of health issues. suga has been serving under abe for nearly eight years. he h has pledged to carry on th current policies. diet members will vote wedednesy to pick the new prime minister. suga will almost certainly win, sincnce both houses are controld by an ldp-led coalition. japanese business leaders have been expressing what they hope to see from suga. the chairman o othe

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. >>> and hurricane headed toward bermuda. ginger zee tracking several storms. >>> let the voting begin. the massive lines today. voters in their own words. why they're in line, some for hours to vote in person be early in this presidential election. and tonight, the list of states. your questions answer about early voting, mail-in voting in your state. >>> the president tonight and coronavirus as the u.s. approaches 200,000 lyes

the second hurricane to strike bermuda injust a week.nd also looking in the western gulf of mexico and that has my eye. 9% chance of developing into a cyclone and we are already seeing from satellite data a close to circulation which means a precursor to a tropical storm and if it does become named we will see the name wilfred. this is clearly serious but is it more serious than other years? yes and no to an extent. so far we've only had two major hurricanes and one affected land. with a number of storms have been so impressive that after wilfred we will have to turn to the greek alphabet for new names because he ran out of names and have had 20 named it storms so far. so the rapidity with which the storms have formed has been very impressive it at the same time the majority of them have been quick hitting, fleeting and somewhat weak in terms of wind but there are signs of activity will pick back up again and u nfortu nately we have activity will pick back up again and unfortunately we have a long way to go for the rest of the season. th

paulette, one of the strongest ones offshore of bermuda. sally is the one i want to focus on.causes havoc across florida. things are going out of control. as it's moving towards mississippi and alabama we're seeing heavy rainfall around those parts. it is strengthening to hurricane 1. it was a hurricane 2 at some popoint a and weakened a little. but the strength is still there anan l leading to disastrous conditions. let's tack a look at this video with people getting ready for what's coming their way there in places like mississippi where it was edging closer tuesday evening. it is expected to make rainfall around wednesday morning time in the united states. some coastal roads were flooding. some electrical wires were down. schools and businesses were closed along the coast and residents were urged to evacuate. people are taking it seriously and people are doing all this -- taking all the measures to make sure they get into afr grounds. the storm is traveling very slow and that's what will increase in places like mobile bay. storm surges could be life threatening. we could se

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

. >>> bermuda took a direct hit from hurricane paulette. the storm packing torrential wind and rain. trees and power lines were knocked down. no serious property damage and no deaths or injuries. >>> firefighters on the west coast now will face another day of windy conditions. out of control wildfires have left at least 36 people dead and scorched 4 million acres across three states. the city of talent, oregon is in ruins. 22 people are missing in the state. governor brown has asked the president to declare a major disaster so oregon can get much needed resources like shelter and medical assistance. firefighters took this video from a helicopter over northern california. more than two dozen fires are burning in the state. the crews were called in to rescue injured firefighters. >>> and those wildfires in the west have become a key campaign issue for both president trump and democratic challenger joe biden. natalie brand reports from the white house. >> it's my profound honor to award seven extraordinary soldiers with the distinguished flyin

paulette directly over bermuda. now, the rest of the mouseketeers out here, this will be teddy, vicky, and this will eventually be wilfred. very busy out there in the atlantic. >> "w" and it's not even mid-september, chad, thank you very much. >>> so president trump openly flouting coronavirus rules in nevada, proudly breaking the regulation. so we'll discuss the purpose and the consequences, next. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to i will send out an army to find you in the middle of the darkest night it's true, i will rescue you oh, i will rescue you is now even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. ♪you know limu,ug ronger, after all these yearsger it's the ones that got away that haunt you the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insur

major hurricane to the only place will potentially impact is bermuda and it looks like it is going to make a pretty close past as we head to sunday afternoon. still is a major hurricane, it will mo we can rapidly as we had the rest of the weekend and into early next week. returning to local weather, there is the fog sneak past the towers were downtown but it is not to take just yet, at least over downtown along the coast has been present for much of the day. 65 in downtown, 72 in oakland, 76 degrees in san jose, otherwise low to mid 80s, pretty normal territory for this time of year, temperatures a couple degrees cooler than they were this point yesterday, anywhere from identical in santa rosa to five degrees off of yesterday's pace in fairfield, oakland, sfo, and that half moon bay. temperatures tonight will drop down to around 60 degrees as the fox present to the inland thousands again, and a little bit of drizzle possibly resulting in measurable moisture right along the coast but in terms of actual rainfall that will stay in the pacific northwest, we will check that out, qucbec 5:3

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hurricane teddy will pass bermuda this weekend and then a system forming in the gulf of mexico has a chance of becoming another named storm. checking today's high temperatures, cool in the northeast, 80s in the south. 60s in the pacific northwest where much needed rain is expected today. 106 in phoenix. >>> coming up, remembering the man who brought forrest gump to life, and we're not talking about tom hanks. >>> also ahead, the bombshell child porn charges filed against the star of the netflix series "cheer." what's next for celebrity cheerleader jerry harris. >>> and the dentist who took out >>> and the dentist who took out a how will 2020 census data where there are more people, there are more needs for public services. that's why the census is used by the government to inform funding decisions each year. but that's not all.oinrme, byess tschool projects.d ev bsr understanding how the population changes helps us shape communities across the country for the better. shape your future. start here. visit 2020census.gov. >>> life is a box of chocolates, forrest. you never know what you

hurricane teddy that's heading toward the bermuda over the next couple of days, and then we head over around portugal where we're seeing tropical storm alpha. so now we've made it into the greek alphabet because we've also seen tropical storm wilfred that's moving off the african coast of the cape verde islands. and we continue to move into the gulf of mexico, we have tropical depression number 22 that may become beta. it's now in the greek alphabet we've maxed out all of the names for the atlantic basin. so let's bring it back home. because we have the remnants of a tropical system karina that's brought us that nice sunset and sunrise we had. and also the little bit of rain that we've seen that's been moving across the sierra. the good thing about it is we had some showers and it didn't bring any lightning. so it's a pretty good deal that we have there. we're also watching a cold front dropping in from the north. so that's the line of the clouds that we're seeing crossing from the north bay now into the east bay, not going to bring us any showers there. but we will see a shift in the

that may be curving up toward bermuda over the next few days. >> kari, thank you. >>> you know what? it's a big day for bay area start-ups as not just one but two companies based here go public. scott mcgrew, i know a bunch of people here in the bay area just got rich. >> indeed they did. good morning. and, marcus, a bunch of rich people got even richer. you've got two companies who debuted on the market. snowflake, that's a software company in san mateo debuting on the nrog making its first appearance on the nasdaq. in the case of snowflake, it was a huge ipo. it's already up 100%. now worth more than $30 billion. one of the early funders of snowflake was a venture capital firm called iconic, which invests money for people like the zuckerbergs and twitter's jack dorsey and reed hoffman for linkedin. iconic owns about 12% of snowflake. that's worth about $4 billion in today's trading. that's not a bad haul. now, a lot of employees are also making money, executives obviously as well. and quite a few investors. i just jotted this down. snowflake ipo'd, came onto the market. it's up 95%

the year has formed in the atla ntic the year has formed in the atlantic ocean and is heading for bermudahe list of hurricane names is officially used up and that means in excess of that falls into a tropical storm will get a name from the greek alphabet. the us presidential election is not until november but some bulls are already heading to the polls. these are from earlier today in minneapolis in the swing state of minnesota, a crucial state, were early voting has started. bothjoe biden and president trump have been campaigning in the state today. while speaking in minnesota a few hours ago, joe biden criticised president trump's strategy for tackling covid—i9. take a listen. so many lives lost because he refused to social distance and did not take care of his apprentices. he only for the stock market and other people. let's speak to nomia iqbal who's in washington. with a slightly confusing image of voters going to the polls and it is nowhere near november so and it is nowhere near november so what is going on? that is right. this is early voting thatis right. this is early voting tha

a record breaking tropical frenzy, three storms named just today and hurricane teddy threatening bermudactive season forecasters have run out of names for just the second time ever storms will now be referred to using the greek alphabet we have alpha over portugal and beta over the gulf of mexico, which could bring heavy rain to texas next week. >>> up next for us tonight we'll hear about some of the tributes to justice ginsburg >>> tributes are beginning to pour in this evening after the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg nbc's pete williams is following this what are you hearing >>> lester, one of the closest friends of ruth bader ginsburg is nina totenberg of npr her husband is a physician who helped treat justice ginsburg and nina reports tonight on npr that just befor ginsburg died, she dictated this statement to her granddaughter. quote, my most fervent wish is that i will not be replaced until a new president is installed. well, it - she may or may not get that wish because tonight the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just issued a statement saying that president trump's n

this is a major hurricane on its way towards bermuda.re, a case of scattered showers and thunderstorms. heavy downpours in southern sections of mexico. that system heading towards the coast of texas. very heavy rain will be there. elsewhere, scattered showers and thunderstorms. ♪ ♪ anchor: you're watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories this hour. spain's capital is going back into lockdown after revising coronavirus cases. in the u.k., the prime minister says a second wave is inevitable and another lockdown might be necessary. cdc has reversed a guideline on covid-19 testing after criticism from scientists. anyonere recommended for who has been in contact with an infected person. has defendedent himself against allegations of corruption. congress is deciding whether to impeach him. he told legislators his conscience is clear and the country should not be distracted from its new challenges. the november presidential election in the u.s. is still more than six weeks away. early voting has begun in four states. people have begun

storm a boat in this kind of storm and it's being ripped apart and you're spinning we called it a bermuda triangle of finance where you're flying over the economy and all the gauges are going in opposite directions and there's that inflation is that deflation the my upside down we call it the poseidon adventure of the economy where . steve mcqueen is and his band the people escaping the ship are going in the wrong direction because they don't realize the upside down we've been this is been a common thing so stam a drug of millers that stating what we've been saying now for a number of years that it looks like both but it can't be both it has to be something different and what it is as we've been saying is that it's neo feudalism it's the fed is printing all this money as he points up but it's not inflating the economy because it's being used to take the economy private in a huge leveraged buyout like if michael milken were running the world this is what he would do it's neo feudalism stanley that's that's what i call it by what it really is yeah and it's that command and control in order

going to make a run at bermuda and maybe khannulf mexico. a good chance of seeing this next one to develop and that would be close to home. we'll be watching that one over the weekend. david? >> all right, rob marciano, thank you. multiple nights of great reporting. thank you, rob. >>> tonight in the west, firefighters are racing to shore up containment lines before dangerous weather returns. crews putting out isolated hot spots. in oregon tonight, heat and storms are in the forecast along with the threat of lightning. they are on alert for more troubling weather there. >>> overseas tonight, we have new reporting on vladimir putin's foe, alexei navalny, recovering in a german hospital. there's new video tonight emerging in the suspected poisoning. and here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, while alexei navalny remains hospitalized in germany, new and alarming details in this deepening mystery. video just release showeding the hotel room where navalny, putin's biggest critic, had stayed in siberia. his colleagues seen gathering the evid

we think this will become a major hurricane, a category 3 as it moves right towards bermuda. they could be dealing with their second hurricane in a week's time. and then continuing up towards northern new england and maine. that is not, norah, a hot spot known for tropical activity, but this strange year of 2020 continues in all facets. >> o'donnell: thank you so much. let's turn now to the deadly wildfires out west. new evacuation orders are in place. and we're seeing heartbreaking scenes as entire neighborhoods have been burned to the ground. here's cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> this is insane. >> reporter: we are now hearing from those who barely made it out as flames ripped through southern oregon, bearing down on the towns of talent and phoenix. >> i was frantic. we drove two and a half miles up the road and we pretty much seen the houses go up in flames. >> reporter: cody and norma sims and their four children got out just in time, but their home, like so many others in phoenix and talent, lay in ruins. when you saw those flames come, what was that like for you? >> there

a record breaking tropical frenzy, three storms named just today and hurricane teddy threatening bermudason forecasters have run out of names for just the second time ever storms will now be referred to using the greek alphabet we have alpha over portugal and beta over the gulf of mexico, which could bring heavy rain to texas next week. >>> up next for us tonight we'll hear about some of the tributes to justice ginsburg ♪ a-hey, a-hey-hey [music playing] ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ all otc pain relievers including volthave one thing in common none are proven stronger or more effective against pain than salonpas patch large there's surprising power in this patch salonpas dependable, powerful relief. hisamitsu. here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help re

all the while, hurricane paulette will hit bermuda as a category 2 tonight. high impacts there. less than a day later, sally comes to this spot. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> and the west continuing to suffer through a deadly wildfire catastrophe. take a look at this drone footage from phoenix, oregon. entire neighborhoods incinerated. nearly 5 million acres burning in california, oregon, and washington state. all the smoke choking residents. a thick haze of smoke swallowing major cities like seattle. the air quality, now the worst in the world. and the human toll, at least 25 are dead and dozens remain unaccounted for. will carr is on the fire line in california. >> reporter: tonight, the death toll rising as record-breaking wildfires rage and hazardous smoke smothers the biggest cities out west. at least 25 people killed across three states in the past week, and dozens are still missing. mary joyner is fighting back tears, telling us how her beloved 92-year-old aunt violet begged to be rescued from the home they shared in phoenix, oregon. >> she kept calling me on my cell phone

southern parts of texas and it was next system making its way through teddy now passing to the east of bermuda grass pushing up into the far east of canada for the latter part of the week we could do with a right across western parts of the u.s. into california in particular if i were not going to see any wet weather here look a little further north of the system rolling in from the atlantic will bring some wetter weather into british columbia washington state and also into oregon it's going to be heavy at times i suspect there will be some flooding and inevitably some mudslides as a result of that further east a few showers just around the the southern rockies but through too much to speak of scattering of showers across the caribbean meanwhile the west the weather is going to be of southern parts of mexico around the yucatan peninsula and watch the weather just making its way into cuba through his ban jala some showers there too into to make was you go on into wednesday further east not too bad in the last round here this is the way in would be fine and dry the some showers in place for the

hurricane teddy will pass bermuda this weekend and then a system forming in the gulf of mexico has a chance of becoming another named storm. checking today's high temperatures, cool in the northeast, 80s in the south. 60s in the pacific northwest where much needed rain is expected today. 106 in phoenix. >>> coming up, remembering the man who brought forrest gump to life, and we're not talking about tom hanks. >>> also ahead, the bombshell child porn charges filed against the star of the netflix series "cheer." what's next for celebrity cheerleader jerry harris. >>> and the dentist who took out a patient's tooth while riding a hoverboard learns his punishment. here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious all

we are moving out of that bermuda triangle. but how much can that strength last? manus: indeed.ust putting that equity market in context, stocks closed broadly lower. but it was the nasdaq, as you say. it was all about tech stocks. benchmarkpushing the to another record. apple leading the way after a 4-1 stock split. valuable -- now more valuable than the entire european stock argot. manus: australia held their rates at a record low. the central bank says it will maintain highly accommodative policies as long as necessary. another backstop on the door of monetary policy. the end of investment for commercial bank of dubai. forhe head of investment the commercial bank of dubai. the dollar cascading lower, or any of these trades or momentums showing any sign of fatigue for you? >> good morning. yes, i think it is indeed remarkable to see what is happening. if you look deeper, there is a reason behind it. is pumpingd is doing a lot of stimulus. revive thisg to economy much faster than any other economy in the world. that is going to attract more from overseas. term, we in the short

this is a major hurricane now this is on its way hopefully to the east of bermuda british a possible sunday and monday elizabeth case guys across much of the country away from the south has seen some very good rain pushing into washington down into oregon because a few more showers as we go through monday but it's mostly clear and dry that there's this system still continuing to spin that rain becoming much more widespread as i say we do expect to see some flooding a cut as the of the system meanwhile how to kentucky the major hurrican the continuing its journey up towards the northeast and then we had down into central america not a has been some heavy rain in the last few days across areas of the southern mexico that has that to some flooding in and around mexico city there is teddy as you can say and as i say basic continuing to spin in the gulf of mexico but at least it does take the rain away from the east of mexico. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations make great territories under the ocean 21 geologists are secretly plotting you. as the struggle fo