i dove into the mystery off bermuda three years ago.und countless wrecks, we found no evidence of inexplicable phenomena >> you don't buy into the idea that there are extraterrestrials or mystical events that have happened >> not one bit i rank it with the easter bunny and the tooth fairy. >> reporter: what remains is the mystery of flight 19 >> you're pretty certain they're somewhere out there. >> definitely. i'm sure they're out there >> reporter: out there in the bermuda triangle, an area the size of alaska, somewhere in the deep it's believed, hiding an explanation of what really happened to the lost squadron. >> one of life's great mysteries. fascinating there. our thanks to kerry sanders for that report. >>> still ahead, janessa webb is tracking the fire danger out west >>> and kate snow helps us celebrate the joyful and colorful career of legendary nbc weatherman willard scott e's ent. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn ba

i dove into the mystery off bermuda three years ago.ce of inexbilk cable phenomena. >> you don't buy into the idea there are extra terrestrials >> i rank it with the easter bunny and the tooth fairy. >> what remains is the mystery of flight 19. >> you're pretty certain they're somewhere throughout >> definitely. i'm sure they're out there. >> out there in the bermuda triangle, somewhere in the deep is hiding an explanation of what really happened to the lost squadron for "the news" i'm kerry sanders. >>> when mike richards stepped down as his host of the new "jeopardy" he kept his job as executive director today they said he'll step down. he lost the "jeopardy" hosting gig on his first day after offensive comments he made from the past were discovered in a statement a sony executive said that the company had hoped when mike stepped down from the host position of jeep did i it would have minimized the disruption and internal difficulties we've all experienced the last few weeks that clearly has not happened. >>> 75 seconds on a race to t

now making its way toward bermuda. in fact, this was a scary one right now doesn't look like it's going make landfall, but it's going to come close. your live in bermuda there certainly within that area. we're going to watch out for sustained winds now of a 125 miles per hour moving of the northwest at 10 miles an hour. remember, this has been here since last week. it was briefly a category 4 has weakened slightly think it's probably going to maintain its strength here over the 24 to 48 hours, maybe a little bit longer. but here comes getting close to bermuda as a category 3 sustained winds of a 115 miles per hour. certainly generates a big-time swells along the coastline there. probably some heavy rain in the eastern half of green bermuda as well. and then it starts to track a little bit closer to us. in fact, we'll see some big-time swells along the west over the eastern seaboard as the storm system gets a little bit closer. the good news is that stays off the coast. least lives forecast keeps it off the coast by fri

now the latest track on it's going to threaten bermuda. i think as we head into the next couple of days. right now. sustained winds of a 125 miles per hour making that a major hurricane. latest track is going to make it very close now to bermuda as we head into the next few days right around wednesday thursday. it's going to pass just to the east. we believe of bermuda. that's little bit. of course, that could be a disaster storm regardless. they're going to get some huge swells along the coastline. there may be some coastal erosion and numerous thunderstorms likely to move it along the coast. now after that, of course, worried about the northeast. we had the big storm not too long ago. the remnants of ida but looks like right now. most of that, we'll stay off the coastline, although all along the eastern seaboard. we're going to see some big-time swells over the next couple of days. well, that fog just kind of slowly working its way inland right now and you can tell high-pressure very strong kind of compressing that marine layer down belo

it still, over the next several days, has the potential to interact with a land mass, that being bermudatake a look at what's happening with hurricane larry. as you can see, nothing impeding its development or its movement as it treks west-northwest at about 16 miles per hour. but the computer models are saying we go into the next few days, and we're still looking at this major hurricane, category 3. that's when it's considered a major hurricane, all the way through category 5. it looks like it's going to be a category 4 as we go into sunday and monday and for tuesday. as it approaches bermuda, now we're kind of at the limits of what could be considered a fairly good forecast or outlook. while the computer models are edging a little bit more towards the west, it's not entirely certain this is going to not impact bermuda. it certainly will by some degree, but the computer models, at least the outliers bring it a little bit closer towards bermuda. then the other area that we're concerned about, this one doesn't look very organized. it's not organized at all. it is a tropical wave essential

i was checking out some swell forecast for bermuda. they're looking at some 35, maybe 40 foot swells along the coastline. you can imagine the waves crashing toward the beaches there. beach erosion. of course, dangerous conditions out there along the coastline looks like right now. it will continue to make its way back out in the atlantic swept up by weak storm system approaching the east coast and keeping it away from making landfall. that is some good news indeed out there tonight. we are cloud-free looking good toward the golden gate bridge and all around the bay area. of course, those offshore winds, they're going to keep us clear tonight and bring the fire danger. little bit. the high as we head in toward tonight and tomorrow in the north bay temperatures warmed up a bit today. 80's inland 60's almost 70 in the san francisco 75 in oakland starting to see that trend. now the winds a little more of a northerly component to it. you see right here making its way through parts of the north bay that will continue overnight tonight. and g

i think we are in a bermuda triangle sort of situation. anchor: thank you so much.enior lecturer in the department of economics at lancaster university. thank you for your time tonight. there is uncertainty in germany following last night's indecisive election. now comes the messy and potentially long process of forming a new government. no clear winner emerged in the election but there was a clear loser, the party of angela merkel, the christian democratic union, with the worst showing in its history. today, the leader of the social democrats said he had a mandate for my governing coalition. we have more. reporter: sharing power three ways, germany could be headed for nm president political scenario, emerging just slightly ahead of the city you, the victory down to a desire for change after 16 years of center-right government. while recognizing other two parties are now the kingmakers. >> the voters have clearly spoken. they strengthened three parties, the social democrats, greens and fdp, and that is a clear mandate the citizens have given. these three should form

but you see right there bermuda. if i were living in bermuda are headed there. i'd be very, very careful, very, very worried about larry watching that over the 5, 6 days or so. it's going to take some time before it gets there and then eventually could threaten the eastern seaboard will have to wait and see. that's a long way on the forecast. all right. let's check forecast for this holiday weekend. 60 degrees monterey 68 in carmel. couple patches of fog in the morning there 81 in carmel valley about 88 downtown los angeles 76 in santa barbara 82 and sunny in san diego away from the high country if you can up in the tahoe area. of course, they've got a lot of that smoke. the fire continuing the burn there. not a good place to be temperatures. they're going to be the 70's and 80's. you had to reno going to be on the hot side about 92 degrees. expect some haze and some smoke there. fog low clouds start to move in along the coastline. we're going to see more of that overnight tonight at least along the coast and inside the bay. and then i think things are going to

many days out of july and august the bermuda high has been sending tropical storms our way.ended up we're talking about feet of rain that's why we saw the flood threat we saw and the massive flooding we saw in the past 24 hours or so we saturated the ground. the rivers are already running higher than they should be for the end of summer and start of meteorological fall. look at new york city. 21.41 inches of rain in those two months alone we are not talking about what just fell which is 5 to 10 inches of rain in some parts of the city new york city, 49.52 that's what they get all year long we're already talking about two months out of the year we're pretty close to where we are for the entire year. hartford, 17.07 inches july and august, we just picked up another 7 inches of rain n alone yesterday from the remnants of ida. and of course in hartford all year long we get 46.05 inches of rain per year. so july was already wet, an the then we started the train of elsa and henri and ida the grown was already wet. the big takeaway here is we're dealing with record numbers here alr

check out bermuda.ntral atlantic ocean that was struck last year by hurricane paulette, then 201912. so they are hurricane weary in bermuda as well. this is the last thing they want to hear, but nonetheless, we have the potential for a category 3 hurricane, that is a major hurricane, to approach that region midweek. we're going to monitor the storm very closely. you can see the rainfall total staying away from the eastern seaboard of the u.s. but it will continue to bring the potential for rain into bermuda as well as the strong winds, depending on exactly where that eye wall goes. the indirect threats to the eastern seaboard of the u.s., this is a long public holiday weekend, so monday is labor day across the united states. so people have the day off. they flock to the beaches, catching the last few rays of summer. with a large, major hurricane in the atlantic ocean, it pushes up waves and swell, eventually impacting some of the coastal regions. that could create rip currents. rip current warnings will

that doesn't mean that bermuda won't see any impact.nds. eventually it bypasses nova scotia and it pushes to the northern atlantic where it eventually falls apart. so the u.s. isn't going to feel the direct impact from larry. that's good news. we will see swells and rip currents push down to the south across the entire east coast of the u.s. specially wednesday into the weekend. the hurricane season is right around the corner on september 10th. so we'll see more in the way of named storms over the coming days and weeks and months. during the month of september, the entire atlantic basin is fair game to see development. the next named system would be mindy. could we see mindy develop over the next five days? it is possible. the national hurricane center is saying this area of disturbed weather right over central america will push to the north and it could wrap up into something eventually impacting the peninsula of florida. >> okay. we'll keep a check only. thank you for joining us. >>> so now over to the western u.s. where evacuation or

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we've got to find a warning issued on tropical depression peter peters out as it moved to the east of bermuda in the rain with it for southern parts of mexico, though it's a rather wet picture, but it does dry up in the north. as it does is we moved to north america for those us gulf states. for the wet weather, we have to move to the north east. we've got some flash flood warnings out here that your update. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021 on air or online the parts at the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no healthy get off the table, it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this dream now does era. when the news breaks on wednesday, it would be a largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are writing don't even know

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now back here to the waves that will be in bermuda, could be 30 to 40 feet, and even this weekend, ino 10 feet. you have to be very careful with the kids and yourself this weekend, because the rip currents will be very, very high. brianna? >> i am looking at the names, ana and then victor. so it is, like, our afternoon anchor lineup, right? chad, but not going to hit anything. not going to do any damage. they're lovely people we work with. chad myers, thank you. >> afternoon anchor lineup not going to do any damage. thank you for clarifying that. >>> florida manu gene bossy just achieved legend status. the army veteran utilized basic training and used a trash can to capture a six foot alligator who was loitering in his neighbor's front yard. >> watch out. watch out. >> let me know! somebody let me know when the head goes inside. >> the head's in! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> go, go, go, go, go! [ bleep ] >> go, go, go, go, go! >> mission accomplished. >> oh, wow. that is amazing. >> look, he just trots him over there. >> he says he's stunned by all the attention from the

could be as early as friday into saturday where all eyes are going to be on bermuda. quite a ways out. could see vast changes with the forecast and guidance over the next several days. if you're tuned in or have interest across bermuda, it's something to keep an eye on over the next several days. temperatures compared to sunday climbing up 5 to 10 degrees. indianapolis up in the 80s. in pittsburgh from the 70s we shoot up to the 80s. the northeastern u.s., western u.s., these areas are cooling off rather sharply and get a hint of autumn. temperatures dropping back down into the middle 60s across the area of new york city going in towards this weekend. the west, they need the cooler temperatures, they need the rainfall and they get both of them at least around the northwest. going into the next few days, showers possible into the pacific northwest. could see different amounts areas west of seattle and the temperatures here how about 60. 59 degrees. as cool as you'll expect as autumn certainly has arrived around the pacific northwest. isa. >> thank you very much, pedram

been anchored out here you've been reporting on it, hearing about it the west is very dry, strong bermudahas been keeping a lot of thunderstorms and humidity we've had humid days here that would compare to, like, south florida or cuba. many days out of the july and's. it'sing sending tropical systems or way you see these ls here, this is where the storm centers ended up we're talking about feet of rain that's why we saw the flood threat we saw and the massive flooding we saw in the past 24 hours or so we saturated the ground. >> and the too of -- take a couple of snap shots here. picking up 21.41 inches of rain. we're not talking about just what felt, new york city, 49.52. that's what they get all year long we're already talking about two months out of the year we're pretty close to where we are for the entire year. hartford, 17.07 inches july and august, we just picked up another 7 inches of rain alone yesterday frthe remnants ida. and of course in hartford all year long we get 46.05 inches of rain per year. so july was already wet, an they aren't we had the train of tropical systems the

we could see the interaction with bermuda and possibility atlantic canada. active besides sam. >> already feels like it's dragging on so long. >> i know. >> tracking and checking every single storm for us. thank you so much. >>> it is the top of the hour. you are watching msnbc reports. thanks so much for joining me. you are getting a live look at capitol hill on the eve

, but models have been pulling away from bermuda which is excellent news.hat's not the only storm to talk about. we have a trio of other storms moderate to high probability of formation. yet again, the steering environment for the storms in the initial phase of the forecast does look to push them away from any threat to land. leave you with this. high temperatures 71 in albuquerque, 59 in seattle. new york city should be right around 75 degrees. isa? >> thank you very much, pedram. i can tell you, summer is officially over here in the uk. >>> and still ahead right now on the show, germany's leaders are facing an uphill battle as they try to cobble together a leader. we're live from berlin after thisis. ink help bring us together. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you feel connected. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cashayment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thoht we had pnned ca

so, a little bit more of a shift towards the west and the impact could be much greater across bermudaappens after this five-day time period? it's going to move into some cooler waters. it's going to be impacted by different weather systems. but could it impact the northeast? it's too early to say, at this point, the impacts along the eastern seaboard. will be some pretty rough surf and a rip current. and then, we take a look at what's happening across the yucatan. nothing very dramatic going on right now. but there is a tropical disturbance in the vicinity of the yucatan. it is expected to move across the south central or maybe the extreme southwestern gulf of mexico. and then, computer models say, well, this has about a 30% chance of developing into something more significant in the tropics. and you can better believe the folks who live along the gulf coast are going to keep looking at saturday's weather picture for the west coast, 85 major fires. still smoky in numbers of areas. warm and humid across the deep south. high pressure keeping things quiet in the northeast. >> karen magin

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hurricane larry is approaching bermuda, category three storm with winds around 125 miles an hour, expectedo bring life-threatening surf to east coast of the united states by midweek. storms expected along the gulf coast with heat and humidity, showers midwest anew england. heat alerts in california and the rockies as well. >>> coming up, new details overnight about the oil spill in gulf of mexico. >> also ahead, new scandal surrounding prince charles and one of his aides. >>> dramatic twist in murder mystery surrounding >>> this morning divers have found the source of an oil spill polluting the gulf of mexico since hurricane ida. the 12-inch diameter pipeline broke open after being displaced on the gulf floor. a houston based company is paying for the cleanup. >>> we turn to the growing mystery surrounding the shooting of a prominent south carolina lawyer month after his son and wife were killed. abc's megan tevrizian reports on the brazen shooting this weekend. >> reporter: the mystery surrounding the double murder of a prominent south carolina family intensifying. three months after alex

próximas horas pudiera estar alcanzando incluso la categoría cuatro y moverse cercano a la isla de bermudas tenemos altas temperaturas a esta hora y a esta hora y hay 91 acá 92.95 para esta otra zona. informaciones pantalla >> san francisco está con las coníferas agradables y si comparamos estas temperaturas con las taller a la misma hora miren a esta zona 13° más alto. san josé 8° con lo mismo santa rosa. es evidente este aumento de temperaturas y la razón por la cual las cosas están bastante frescas es que la capa marina cercan al pacífico mantienen temperaturas agradables. en términos de la calidad del aire en las últimas horas esta calidad se dirá moderada y más hacia el este este mayor deterioro es la caridad, se espera tener índices insalubres. esta noche planifique con temperaturas mínimas en el rango de los bajos 50° al norte entre los medios y altos 50 hacia el centro y norte de la bahía entras que para mañana planifique otro día caluroso 96 acá temperaturas en pantalla en los próximos días planifique entonces como las temperaturas cálidas estarán hasta el miércoles y el próximo fi

getting dangerously close to bermuda. it's just going to be a problem with big waves. foot waves with this. good news that cold front will steer this system away but beware of flash flooding this evening. >> tom sater, thank you for explaining all of that. >>> there's disturbing new video shedding light on what life is like now under taliban rule and how women and children are being treated. retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor off

well, the track is going to take it very close to bermuda.oing to watch out very closely the next few days, sustained winds right now of a 125 miles an hour, making it a major hurricane, a category 3. the track of making its way right along getting very close to bermuda. watch it very closely may be a category 2 by late wednesday into thursday, maybe a 3. we're going to wait and see. either way, it looks like it'll be a glancing blow, at least along the eastern half of the island's most that staying away from there, they can see some huge swell. maybe some 20 foot waves moving in along the coastline there and then it's going make its way out to the north and finally going to start to move on the way land looks like it's going to stay away the east coast and wait for the united states about. and that will take to friday. so it's really a slow-moving storm that fog very dense outside. when you see a death like this. you know, you have a strong ridge of high pressure overhead that ridge again will bring some very warm temperatures away from the

teresa near bermuda, the 19th named storm this season >>> new tonight a funeral set for sunday for gabby petito on new york's long island as we learn more about the arrest warrant issued for her fiance the man hunt for him has now been going on for almost a week. catie beck with late developments from florida. >> reporter: tonight brian laundrie is a fugitive, wanted for actions he took in the final days of august part of the homicide investigation of gabby petito armed with a federal arrest warrant, prosecutors say laundrie used someone else's debit card knowingly and with intent to defraud taking $1,000 or more in the days following the last reported sighting of petito the laundrie family's attorney saying in a statement it is my understanding that the arrest warrant for brian laundrie is related to activities related after the death of gabby petito. and not related to her actual demise >> now that there is an arrest warrant, the police can arrest him, take him into custody, take his fingerprints so this is actually a game changer. >> reporter: stretching into its sixth day, the massiv

my head towards been bermuda and the mom soon. res. so take you back, stepped on the desert, south west, where heat is more of the story. once again, with warnings up for las vegas, for example. it is warm to the central valley of california, but not too excessive levels. there's recently been some pretty nasty study in columbia, and this is the everywhere rainy that is heaviest. also significant rain in this part of mexico. all of mexico is proven to a few big showers, including acapulco and the pacific coast in south america. as the rain start to think about going back south again, it's hot in the middle between this rain and maybe late winter, right? so suns yonder, 37, then 40 the units, trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report, $11.00 east investigates trailers indigenous incarceration crime on which is 0. the latest news, as it breaks, the storms spared the worst, her long island, which fear to direct it, but it still whipped up high winds and high ways with detailed c

here's major, hurricane san staying east of the leeward islands and it looks to also sphere, east of bermuda. in the days to come, rain is piling up for the pacific coast of columbia showers for boca cloud, cover for lima, with a high of 17 degrees and also some weather pulling in to southeast brazil, affecting porto alegre. that sure update. bye for now. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 20. 21. little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly well. aside from then being punished boy, salvador devotion lot. i've seen women incarcerated for years. some say their own, the crime was a devastating still story of one woman struggle that ignited miscarriage, of justice, a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello there on the clock. this is a news life and joe hall coming up in the next 60 minutes. she misses opposition. political parties form a coalition against the president said, days after he announced majors to bypass part of the constitution. sudan.

on saturday, and we are keeping tabs on hurricane larry expected, potentially to impact for route bermuda. look at the temperature difference here a month of the day, or 14 degrees, but porto a late grade may see if we get you up to 30 on friday. that's it for me. see you soon. the weather sponsored by castle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. the me go to the much a be better. know that emitted put it up on the me it to the for what we're talking the yeah. me. you know, if maybe you know the body to the fact i'm cleaning up, we are minute wonder was me me. but if you click it for me to i got it working it on. i need to hear what song or what are you, what you mean? you me? yes or no? well, i'm going to be to you i don't want to push it when you get it, then be a fee your room to how many nukes there's too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are, you will regulation to own a tiger, then there are a tone, a dog. how can this be happening? we take on us politics and i see, and that's the bottom line. in a

it looks like the storm system going to get very close to bermuda as we head to the next couple days to stay winds now of a 125 miles per hour making it a major hurricane getting very close as we head in toward thursday, right near bermuda. public and some thunderstorms there, at least on along the eastern coast as a big-time swells out there right now. looks like larry, for the most part stays out in the atlantic and away from the mainland us. but they're going to see some big time waves along the coastline on the eastern seaboard. love. the surfers, though, love that they get those big swells along the storm does come ashore. well, that it's they're probably the only ones who really all right. thank you. okay. >> for more americans have been evacuated from afghanistan. but the efforts to bring the remaining us citizens. they're back home are running into some problems and it comes as the taliban is now in control of every afghan province. michael shure has the latest on the evacuation efforts nearly a week since the united states pulled out of afghanistan. yet the tenuous relations

and today, i'm in bermuda on a clear day talking to you in new york, so we have a little bit of role reversal, but i'm on the phone, the fellow on the other end, he's watching the news, i'm just looking out the window and chat ting and he said a plane just flew into the world trade center. i couldn't believe it and i said well i kind of dismissed it as maybe a small plane that used to fly into the empire state building when i was a little kid in bad weather and he said no, no, no, it's not a little plane. basically, what unfolded from that very second was the horror that we all experienced. i got off the phone, i went downstairs to go to the exchange as i normally would but i was in a hurry to get there because of what we perceived was going on. i got to the street and it was complete chaos. paper everywhere, people running and screaming all different directions. you really couldn't find out anything. obviously i wasn't in front of the radio of the tv, but clearly , there was a huge, huge problem, and i called upstairs to my office and i said everybody get out of the office, come dow

it will likely track east of bermuda, but forecasters say it could bring high surf and potentially life-threateningip currents to the east coast. >>> our nation hit an unthinkable covid milestone this long holiday weekend. 40 million cases since the pandemic began, and with school getting under way, we're hearing from one principal about her frightening run-in with a parent over new covid rules. emily ikeda has the details. >> reporter: this weekend americans are kissing summer good-bye in a pre-pandemic fashion airports bustling with passengers and tsa screening more than 5.5 million travelers thursday through saturday that's up 3 million arrested for trespassing. >> this is the protocol we were supposed to follow he didn't want to hear it >> reporter: the struggle over the new normal far from over >> emily, we have new data on how many schools have actually stopped in-person learning already. >> kate, that's right. research shows covid-19 has forced the closure of more than 1,000 schools across 35 states ranging from one day to several weeks that number is expected to rise as roughly a fifth of s

hurricane larry is approaching bermuda, category three storm with winds around 125 miles an hour, expectedo bring life-threatening surf to east coast of the united states by midweek. storms expected along the gulf coast with heat and humidity, showers midwest heat alerts in california and the rockies as well. >>> coming up, new details overnight about the oil spill in gulf of mexico. >> also ahead, new scandal surrounding prince charles and one of his aides. >>> dramatic twist in murder >>> dramatic twist in murder mystery surrounding why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reac

we will keep tabs on it to see if it does have any impact on bermuda. heavy falls for the pacific coast of mexico, and we've got some driving rain for costa rica affecting san jose with the high 26 degrees, stellar weather for the us gulf states and abundance of sunshine. here in new orleans 29, it drives out in miami with a height of 30 degrees. what and windy conditions for canada is east coast. this is clipping st. john's with a high of 16 degrees. if we go to canada as other coast, british columbia moister late in system here, a plague and vancouver, we could see upwards of about 70 millimeters of rain and winds clipping to 60 kilometers, so a full on false storm here. further toward the south, we've got some what weather for arizona impacting phoenix with a high of 31. that sure update. catch you later. the i prefer to see things for myself. ah, to look at things, not through the lens of politics, but through the lens of humanity. the, i've been to the playground were mere rice, was shot and killed. i've been to the streets of ferguson. i protest, i've seen the anger and frustratio

concerns but also a major hurricane that's brewing across the atlantic no threat to the u.s., but bermuda, we're going to be watching you as we start to see a shift in the storm system. it's in a good part of the atlantic where it continues to intensify. we will see rough surf for the next couple of days. beach erosion going to be a big-time issue our friends in southeast louisiana still an issue with the feelisories in place sert southwest, palm springs, 111 degrees. yet again, record-breaking temperatures about to enter the pacific northwest. we'll talk about that coming up. >> we'll hear from you then. so tough >> been the theme. >>> why general motors is putting vehicle production in > ho today. >>scols going to extreme measures to make sure no child is left behind amid the pandemic do you mean surprisingly great rates from state farm? i don't believe in accepting help. but i'll make an exception. here's the deal russell, there's no special rate. these prices are for everyone. with the oak and the eagle as witness, consider us square. i made that from memory, i know your face that wel

a hurricane might just clipped the edge or is edge might clip bermuda. we're not really worried about it. just a big swell thing. and then widespread shaft throughout the caribbean and the gulf . next few particularly wet, you'll see on into texas once more. and in the u. s are sort of the story. feeding moisture means thunderstorms in the southern states, but we got another frontal system, even bringing snow in montana and even in colorado, jury wednesday its edging slowly eastwards into a tongue of what's already warm weather that won't stretch right up into the heart of cancer winnepeg for example, not a record, but 29 degrees on wednesday. the average is 15. you don't get down to that even by friday. the weather sponsored by castle airways voted world's best airline of 2021 on era online. be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when know how big it off the table. it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p

want to stop it here because you see a close pass to bermuda. they have a tropical storm watch that's been posted. max winds at that point about one. '05, now, that's atlantic time. that's 4 hours ahead of us. so that's around 11 o'clock thursday morning. our time. it drops to a category one by the time it gets close to the u.s.. but there again, there's front to bring some rain to new england and that's going help scooted out to sea. that's good news. there. meanwhile, over in the tropics, we do have a couple points of interest here. i'm sending, you know, the gulf of mexico in the right hand side and on the left-hand side as a tropical depression that tropical depression in the pacific that's going be scoot right past couple saint lucas and off towards the pacific not affecting land directly. meanwhile, in the bay of campeche, e that's something a bear. some watching that may develop into something to bring some rains to southern texas. maybe. and it may to become something tropical. that gets an a. meanwhile, the home front here is the sunset

currently 350 miles east off the leeward islands moving west-northwest and could impact the island of bermudaexpected to threaten the u.s. >>> tonight we are kicking off a series of nbc news reports about climate change and the environment. we begin with seafood. why it is shrinking and you're paying more for less. >> reporter: beauty on the banks. and plates of washington's puget sound. yet in the kitchen, a disturbing sign of the times. shrinking salmon. >> this is a beautiful portion right here but today when i go look into the box i get one like this. >> reporter: the executive chef will send the smaller piece back. ten years ago how often would you get a piece of fish like this and how often do you get it today? >> ten years ago, we wouldn't see anything like this. >> reporter: what he sees is backed up by a recent scientific study. >> the salmon sandwich. >> reporter: the salmon he gets from alaska are shrinking as much as 8%. why? scientists point to salmon returning to fresh water at a younger age from a hotter ocean. on the east coast it is clams. >> climate change has devastated the

hurricane larry. expected to become a cat for this weekend, and we'll see if there's an impact to bermuda. further for the south temperatures have fallen in a salty on. we had that rain move through so cool g r bit. you're now it's 30 degrees. also, temperatures have dropped in porto a laker with a high of 22 degrees on sunday. months of the day we've got you in for 14 on sunday . that's it for me. sponsored pay cut on airways. talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that it is going to be because of the situation on the ground seems to be pointing otherwise we listened. we were never on. 3 whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra cut down one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and trade and money skillfully enough out 3 key areas up to about filling a promise of connecting the work connected to the future on a cut cut to gateway to whoa trade that's morocco wrestles with the impact of cobra. 19 the country will help. carla m

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but we will see if it moves toward bermuda in the days to come. got her tropical moisture fallen across the top end of south america. heavy falls for coastal sections of columbia through the northwest. the venezuela impacting the venezuelan andes. on monday for their toward the south, temperatures have fallen, but the weather pushing out toward the south atlantic. porto lay great could just still see a few spits of rain, but the temperature at 22 degrees away we go to the western us, the desert, south, west star temperature at 40 degrees in vegas. so cow, los angeles, at $33.00 and monsoon boy stir for arizona into new mexico on sunday for western canada. what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake straight toward the ne. a tron has got a hive. 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye. for now, the news this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore.

my head towards been bermuda and the mom soon. res. so take you back, stepped on the desert, south west, where heat is more of the story. once again, with warnings up for las vegas, for example. it is warm through the central valley of california, but not too excessive levels. there's recently been some pretty nasty study in columbia, and this is the everywhere rainy that is heaviest. also significant rain in this part of mexico. all of mexico is proven to a few big showers, including acapulco in the pacific coast in south america as the rain start to think about going back south again. it's hot in the middle between this rain and maybe late winter rates are suns young's at 37 than 40 the, the eye witness accounts of historical events from arab israeli conflict and finite witness. this event 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank that the jordan government started destroyed the device from the fight independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production engine is out there. a world has personal stories

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we will keep tabs on it to see if it does have any impact on bermuda. heavy falls for the pacific coast of mexico, and we've got some driving rain for costa rica affecting san jose with the high 26 degrees. stellar weather for the u. s. gulf states and abundance of sunshine. here in new orleans 29, dries out in miami with a height of 30 degrees. what and windy conditions for canada is east coast. this is clipping st. john's with a high of 16 degrees. if we go to canada as other coast, british columbia moister late in system here, a plague and vancouver, we could see upwards of about 70 millimeters of rain and winds clipping to 60 kilometers, so a full on fall storm here. further toward the south, we've got some what weather for arizona impacting phoenix with a high of 31. that sure update. catch you later. the who's the i'm harry davies and the kimberly in western australia or indigenous communities, attaining with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation. first thing you learn, but we even that the government i'm a firm and do any reporting from review. if you're goin

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and then there's larry out there, major hurricane, should stay that way as it swings by bermuda wednesday into thursday and brings big surf and rip currents to the east coast. white? >> ginger, thank you. >>> next, the breaking news out of afghanistan. four americans are now safe after escaping the country over a land border. the state department confirming it helped in the evacuation. the news coming as the taliban now claims to have complete control of the country, saying they took the last province, the afghan resistance front denies the taliban's claim. abc's james longman tonight from london. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. confirming four more american citizens are now safely out of afghanistan, after a daring escape by land. a week after the last american troops left the country under the cover of night, a senior state department official says the u.s. helped those citizens make it across a land border and into a neighboring country. u.s. embassy staff at that border describing the americans as in "good condition" and saying the taliban were "aware" of the crossing and "did not impe

but we will see if it moves toward bermuda in the days to come. got her tropical moisture fallen across the top end of south america. heavy falls for coastal sections of columbia through the northwest to venezuela impacting the venezuelan andes. on monday for their towards the south. temperatures have fallen, but what weather? pushing out toward the south atlantic, porto allegro could just still see a few spits of rain, but the temperature at 22 degrees away we go to the western us, the desert, southwest star temperature at 40 degrees in vegas. so cow, los angeles, at 33, and my sooner boys stir for arizona into new mexico on sunday for western canada. what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake, straight toward the northeast, trying to get a hive 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye for now. the on counting the cost china designs on the ocean bay, james investing millions in for the last 3 months in august. can india count to chi