vamos con Última actualizaciÓn en cuanto a lo que ocurre con el sistema tropical beryl.nasa se mantienen bajo alerta. podemos apreciar que nos mantenemos con vigilancia por huracÁn hacia sectores al sur de texas. y cerca del Área de bronce. aviso por huracÁn corpus cristel. y la vaca y bay city . en esta Área donde sistema pudiera hacer impacto mientras tanto brazos por muy cerca del Área de houston contamos con alertas por tormenta tropical. asÍ se mueven este instante el sistema como las bandas externas de beryl comienzan a filtrarse sobre sectores del Área de houston incluso hacia sectores del Área del sur, es importante estar monitoreando muy de cerca lo que va ocurrir en las prÓximas horas demostrÓ trayectoria de la tormenta tropical beryl vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 60 millas por hora se prevÉ que se vuelve intensificar como huracÁn uno hay que estar pendiente y poder hacer impacto en territorio que tejano en algunos puntos sarcÁsticos corpus cristi eventualmente dejara bastante precipitaciÓn sobre el sector del centro de texas pero dejando beryl a un lado. calor

and from here do you think beryl— looking at. and from here do you think beryl will— looking at.beryl will gain - looking at. and from here do you think beryl will gain in i you think beryl will gain in strength, perhaps, orwill it start to dissipate as it covers more distance overland? so we know that _ more distance overland? so we know that beryl _ more distance overland? so we know that beryl right _ more distance overland? so we know that beryl right now - more distance overland? so we know that beryl right now has l know that beryl right now has been encountering some windshear, which tends to kind of tear hurricanes apart. so thatis, of tear hurricanes apart. so that is, you know, it has weakened to a category for, which are still very dangerous, very strong hurricane. i think is against overland it does lose that fuel source of the warm ocean waters to some extent, so it may weaken some, but certainly all the coastlines in its path should be aware and paying attention to any warnings that come out. is there anything that can be done to mitigate all, you know, to mitigate

now protecting his store from beryl. you got the sandbags out. >> we're not expecting much from this storm but we don't take any chances. way too much stuff to lose. >> reporter: the storm now less 150 miles off the coast, expected to make landfall overnight as a hurricane. we're starting to feel some of beryl's outer bands here in galveston, flooding is expected. strong winds are concern. it's the storm surge we're watching closely, it's dangerous. six feet possible, that's life-threatening. once beryl passes it will be high tide, so all that water won't be receding quickly. linsey. >> linsey: that area already swamped. victor, thank you. >>> right now to the meteorologist from our houston station, you're tracking beryl, time it out for us an how bad you expect it to be. >> reporter: all eyes have been tropical storm beryl continuing to make its way up to the north, should make landfall as at least a category 1 hurricane, as we head into tonight, mainly between the 2:00 to 4:00 a.m., then continue up to the north, still

estoy monitoreando de cerca lo que ocurre con beryl.es en texas. estamos hablando de una vigilancia por huracÁn. corpus cristi, port lavaca. deben tener precauciÓn. se mantiene como una tormenta tropical con vientos de 60 millas por hora, rÁfagas de 70. se dirige hacia el noroeste. vea lo que ocurrirÁ en las prÓximas horas. se pronostica que puede ser un huracÁn categorÍa uno, pero hay que estar al pendiente de las actualizaciones. estarÁ azotando algunos puntos de texas como una tormenta tropical e incluso pudiera afectar a houston, san antonio y tambiÉn el Área de austin. dejando a un lado el golfo de mÉxico, hablemos del calor que se mantiene a la orden del dÍa. calor en new york, washington, atlanta, florida. incendios y mÁs calor hacia la costa oeste. importante estar al pendiente de las condiciones del tiempo. fÉlix: vamos a hablar del calor. este fin de semana feriado, 150 millones de personas estÁn bajo alerta de calor. la alerta se extiende desde nueva orleans a new york, en el este y oeste del paÍs. en california, se espera qu

so, while beryl has moved on, the danger has not. houston is under a heat advisory tomorrow, with the heat index near 100 in the coming days. david? >> david: just and extraordinary scene behind you there, victor. thank you. let's get to lee goldberg of wabc, tracking what's still coming from this storm, and, of course, the record-breaking heat in this country. first, though, lee, the remnants of this hurricane, where is it headed next? >> reporter: david, how about from texas all the way to toronto? it's essentially transitioning into a tropical rainstorm, a flash flood threat, and also a tornado threat. there's been warnings all afternoon. long tornado watches go into arkansas, and then the flood watches up to st. louis, which will get hammered tomorrow. they already have severe thunderstorm warnings there tonight. so, it spans arkansas tonight, by wednesday morning, from the south side of chicago, all the way to detroit, torrential rainfall. then it will head into canada, but also the northeast. places like rochester. along the tr

julio lo qs ver aquÍ a mi espalda es justamente esto queda solo hora para que el huracan beryl llegue que mencionas, militares en todo el estado es uno de los accesos a las zonas de las playas de tulÚm ademÁ tÁn toque tierras a turistas y residentes les dan medidas que tienen que tomar cuando el huracÁn toque tierra ahora jamaica tiembla por el huracan bery avanza por el caribe, donde sus poderosos vientos han dejado casas destruidas, botes daÑados y zonas enteras devastadas en laÁa con todo a su paso mientras avanza por el caribe con sus poderosos vientos ha dejado casas destruidas botes daÑados zonas devastadas san vicente >> hay destrucciÓn de beryl, aunque el ojo del ciclÓn no toÓo tierra. sus bandas provocaron terribles daÑos y dejaron zonas ents bajtambiÉn en venezuela sea destrucciÓn del huracan beryl aunque no tocÓ tierra igual dejaron zonas bajo el agua en repÚblica dominicana y haitÍ se sintieron los efectos del huracÁn el huracan beryl mexica, donde se espera que impacte entre la noche del jueves y la madrugada del viernes. los primeros seritarÁ degradado a categorÍa cuatro

caitriona: would you expect hurricane beryl to continue to grow?rse, the forecasts that are coming out of the national hurricane center are going to be much better at forecasting the relative temperatures of those waters and any of the larger scale atmospheric conditions that will govern its track, as well as its strength. i think the take-home is to remember this hurricane has already proven devastating for so many communities. it is not over, not by a longshot. even the modest weakening, even if it weakens to a category three, for example, we don't get any reprieve from the devastation that will be across so many additional communities. we should not be focused on that top-level category. we should be focused on getting prepared as quickly as people can, heaeding those warnings. the devastation will occur far outside that track, and in some cases, will occur regardless of the total average category that the community is facing at that time. caitriona: if the waters are so much warmer than they would normally be at this time of year , does that me

beryl through jamaica.ected to happen early tomorrow morning throughout the day. so, certainly a tense situation here. there's a lot of anxiety as we lead into the night hours and into the morning. caitriona: we know jamaica is an island of haves and have-nots. what are preparations like there? how well our people, the authorities ready for this? tom: yeah, well, we actually visited a grocery store today where there was a line snaking all the way through the grocery store from aisle to aisle. people trying to grab whatever they can in order to prepare. one of the critical resources is bottled water because as we know, when these hurricane strike, the first thing to go so many times is clean water. it shuts down the water system so that is definitely something people are taking very seriously. as far as haves and have-nots, yeah, there's a huge income gap. there's a huge quality of life gap in this country. of course, the people who can afford to stay in a structure that will withstand this dangerous storm,

>>> tonight, hurricane beryl now threatening to hit the u.s. as the monster storm bears down on jamaica. the deadly category 4 storm slamming the island with heavy rain and life-threatening storm surge. new images of beryl's destruction, 90% of homes on one island damaged or destroyed. we're live in jamaica. our team in the middle of the storm, and we have the new track showing beryl shifting to potentially impact texas. >>> the raging wildfire in california. we're on the fire line of this out-of-control blaze. 28,000 ordered to evacuate. homes destroyed and the scorching heat. more than 100 million on alert. >>> also breaking tonight, president biden under pressure. the new report that he told a key ally he's weighing whether to stay in the race after his rough debate. now another elected democrat calling on him to drop out, but the president defiant telling staffers, no one is pushing me out, and the post-debate polls rolling in, we'll show you what they reveal. >>> plus, the smallest victims of gun violence. the 3-year-old who survived accid

in the meantime, look at hurricane beryl over here. the remains will be a big mass of cool, heavy, damp air. it is an area of low pressure that will march its way across the midsection of the country, and as a result, it will act like a block. as that storm is off to the north, it puts a little bit of a block on the atmosphere, so, our big dome of heat will keep marching, what happens on thursday as we stop it right there. look at the big mass of green out there. colder dense air stopped the full progression of our heatwave. it would have kept going up we would have gotten numbers a bit lower, but since it stalled out right there, now we are stuck. the numbers are going back up, let's use the seven-day forecast and we can get a better handle on what that looks like. we will start out with our inland microclimate and you can see temperatures jumping. really, tuesday into wednesday is the big step up. thursday is the peak. this is not as bad as saturday was, but it is close. it is also going to be day 11 of this heatwave . that is really

we have been talking about beryl. this is a national story that you can see tropical storm that will make landfall. it will be a tropical storm, but it will be a big issue there with the storm surge and damaging winds. that's a big story. but it will connect back here to home. you see where beryl went? and worked its way up the upper midwest. that has implications for us believe it or not. you can see the heat wave that will show up in the big arcing ridge of high pressure off the coast here. everything will go up and over with it and the rust color will show you where the air is very dry under a ridge of high pressure. and that is waiting now for beryl to leave. the way everything wants to move is from west to east. that heat wave now up until 12, 18 hours ago in the forecast. the heat wave will be moving off towards the east and the ridge will be progressing. but beryl now just put a wrench into the works. if you look at how that plays out as we saw, beryl's progression as it moves up towards the upper midwest that

beryl also leaving a trail of destruction in st. vincent and the grenadines, including rips the roof off this school. >> this is actually the strongest storm that we've had come through st. vincent in my lifetime. >> reporter: in venezuela, water rushed down streets as families waded through water, looking for their belongings. and at this marina in barbados, boats tossed on their sides, sitting atop piles of debris. >> this is a lot of work. >> reporter: tonight heavy winds and rain hitting the dominican republic, while here in jamaica, businesses line the stretch of road on the caribbean, those selling fish and drinks not about to leave their livelihoods. >> i've done this already. i got through it and i can get through this one. >> sam brock joins us live tonight from jamaica. and sam, as that hurricane bears down on that island nation, there are no mandatory evacuations under way? >> reporter: yeah, tom, that's absolutely correct. look, it is incredibly calm right now. look at the water behind me. yes, it could be a generational

bracing for beryl. the powerful hurricane is roaring toward jamaica after causing death and destruction across popular island nations. >>> first, biden's public blitz. the president going into overdrive to push back against growing pressure to step aside in his bid for a second term. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden is not bowing down to pressure following his struggle in last week's debate. instead the 81-year-old is trying to turn the tide with a full slate of public events and meetings. one sitting congressman, however, has already called on the president to bow out, while mr. biden offered an explanation for his debate performance. cbs' jarred hill is joining us now to explain. good morning. >> reporter: so that debate performance the president is now blaming all on the foreign travel he did in the weeks before. it's the latest example of the biden campaign's ramped up damage control as the conversation turns into concern over whether he can win in nov

el huracÁn beryl golpea la isla de jamaica con sus devastadores vientos y lluvia.da la costa sur de la isla . su duro impacto provocÓ gigantescas marejadas y olas que amenazaron las vidas de personas. funcionarios de jamaicaavisaron que se tomaron muy en serio este poderoso huracÁn y declararon al paÍs caribeÑo zona de desastre. escuchemos lo que dijo el primer ministro de jamaica. [habla en otro idioma] [habla en otro idioma] [habla en otro idioma] indhira: jamaica sufre los embates de beryl despuÉs de que provoco muertes y destrucciÓn en las isla de granada, san vicente y granadinas. en venezuela especÍficamente, en el estado de sucre el huracÁn fue tambiÉn mortÍfero devastador. los efectos tambiÉn se sintieron en repÚblica dominicana. aquÍ vivieron momentos aterradores. faraÓn fue la provincia mÁs impactada. el oleaje rompiÓ barreras de un lugar e inundÓ casas en las zonas declaradas en alerta roja. las mÁs afectadas del paÍs y sus poderosos vientos estremecieron toda la zona costera. ahora, las comunidades afectadas repÚblica dominicana tratan de recuperarse te

el huracÁn beryl estÁ en quintana roo.ejado varios muertos y desastres en varias islas. muchos se encuentran varados. varios supermercados anunciaron que permanecerÁn cerrado hasta que pase este huracÁn. vamos con el reportaje. reportera: en tulum ya comenzÓ a llover, la gobernadora de quintana roo ha declarado el estado como de peligro mÁximo, el presidente lÓpez obrador le pidiÓ a los pobladores de esta comunidad a que vayan a los refugios. se espera que el ojo del huracÁn pase por aquÍ, ya lo estamos viendo. esto parece un pueblo fantasma. veamos las personas mÁs vulnerables. todavÍa no comenzaba llover y tulum estaba lleno de filas en los cajeros automÁticos, esta persona esperÓ casi una hora fuera de un banco. >> uno debe sacar por cualquier cosa. reportera: los Últimos en alistarse para la llegada del huracÁn beryl son los trabajadores de el metro maya. pasarÁn la noche con instalaciones cubiertas. lograron de comprar algo de comer? >> no tanto. >> sÓlo dios sabe cÓmo lo pasaremos aquÍ. >> tenemos que esperar aquÍ. r

el huracÁn beryl continÚa su camino hacia la penÍnsula de yucatÁn en mÉxico.tana roo como un ciclÓn de categorÍa 1—2, desde tulum tenemos el reporte. reportera: el huracÁn beryl destruyÓ estructuras en la granadina, muchas personas perdieron todo. con lÁgrimas en los ojos, esta mujer dice que las tasas de ——que las casas de concreto se vinieron al piso. la gente hizo lo que pudo para proteger sus hogares. ademÁs colapso varias estructuras en la isla. para los pescadores fue una tragedia total. esa persona asegura que muchas embarcaciones subieron problemas. tome precauciÓn extrema. >> hay que reforzar los muelles, las embarcaciones. reportera: tambiÉn comenzÓ la evaluaciÓn de las zonas devastadas por el meteoro. >> para el lugar donde vivimos es muy peligroso. >> todo el estado se ve envuelto en nube. reportera: ya se cancelaron decenas de vuelos y hay refugios con capacidad de mÁs de 23,000 personas. soldados y marinos ya fueron desplegado. en tulum todavÍa algunas playas permanecen abierta. esta calma es pasajera, por la noche llegarÁ el huracÁn beryl. >> si

the island has not seen the worst of beryl's impact. up to nine feet of storm surge was expected, with flooding and mudslides. abc's faith abubey is in montego bay. >> people who were in low lying areas, flood prone areas. some of them had to be evacuated. the winds came in strong and intensified throughout the day. you can still see some of the effects, the outer bands of beryl still impacting us here in montego bay. >> beryl has claimed at least seven lives in the caribbean. satellite images show the island of carriacou in grenada before the storm, and after. aid workers are racing to bring food to union island, where 90% of the homes were leveled. beryl could impact texas next week, possibly as a category one hurricane. meanwhile, the west coast is facing one of the longest heat waves in 18 years. people from arizona to the san francisco bay area to oregon could see record high temps. california's death valley could hit 130, which would set a record for the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth. hot and windy conditions are fuel

beryl is about to move into the coast of texas. and look off towards the east with beryl about to come offshore. and this will likely make landfall as a tropical storm in between corpus christi and houston. 2:00 a.m. our time. so that's very early in the morning on monday, tropical storm, it's a lot of rain, and it's a lot of high surf there. but what beryl is going to do is likely put a block in the atmosphere. look at our heat wave here. as long as beryl is out there falling apart, our ridge of high pressure can't leave. it's not moving. when you look at wednesday and thursday, it is still centered a little too close to us. in one sense you can kind of think about beryl, extending the heat wave. let's look at it in the seven-day forecast. i'll show you what it looks like, the inland numbers with the two least hot days. these numbers are about four, five degrees above average still. but then all of a sudden we get to wednesday and thursday and there is a big spike here. back up to 106. there's good news beyond that. when we get to

she explained the key thing to understand about hurricane beryl.nk with hurricane beryl, the thing to think about it is that it's really a climate story, perhaps more than a weather story. we're seeing this hurricane, you know, as was mentioned, setting all kinds of records, being the earliest category four and then category five storm that we've seen form at this time of the year. and that's only possible because of those warm ocean waters that human activity has contributed to. and is this a sign then, that this year is going to be particularly bad for hurricanes in the atlantic? i think it's certainly a warning sign for us for this year and potentially future years. this year in particular, you know, we've had those very warm ocean waters for quite some time now. we know that we're transitioning to a la nina event in the pacific, which is actually more favourable for hurricanes in the atlantic. and all of those things have contributed to a lot of different groups forecasting this to be a very busy hurricane season, and i think seeing beryl and s

hurricane beryl slams jamaica. the already deadly storm, the first major hurricane to hit the island, in more than 15 years. we hear from some americans stuck there, forced to ride out the storm. and beryl could be a hurricane as it approaches texas this weekend. faith abubey from jamaica. our weather team timing it all out. >>> raging wildfires threaten communities in the west. a fast-moving blaze forcing nearly 30,000 from their homes north of sacramento. more than 1,400 firefighters battling the flames, as oppressive heat grips much of the country. 150 million americans in 22 states under heat alerts. >>> the fourth of july travel rush kicks into high gear, with millions on the move. news of a delta flight forced to diverse to jfk. passengers and crew served spoiled food. >>> overseas tonight, israel assassinating one of the highest-ranking hezbollah command everyones in lebanon. matt gutman from tel aviv. >>> amid the tensions abroad, law enforcement is on high alert ahead of the july 4th holiday. police puttin

reportera: el huracÁn beryl llegÓ a houston. >> sÍ da miedo, un Árbol que se vuele...rÁfagas de vientos y lluvias. >> me asusta bastante. reportera: la furia del huracÁn beryl acabÓ con la vida de un hombre. >> mi hija me dice que me aleje de las ventanas porque un Árbol cayÓ y matÓ a un hombre. reportera: esta persona recibiÓ el impacto de un Árbol dentro de su auto. la policÍa rescataron a un hombre que quedÓ inmovilizado en la cama de su hogar. la tormenta causÓ inundaciones repentinas que dejaron a varios conductores varados, lo que llevÓ a un rescate dramÁtico en una principal vÍa. las autoridades dicen que ya trabajan para restaurar la energÍa. >> se fue la luz desde las 4:00 de la maÑana. reportera: las aerolÍneas lidiaban con el impacto del huracÁn. >> vamos a evaluar los daÑos que han ocurrido en la ciudad, vamos a evaluar las parte donde hay mÁs vulnerables. eliÁn: uno de los miles de los damnificados por el huracÁn beryl, fue un hombre que quedÓ atrapado. los bomberos utilizaron una soga y un salvavidas para rescatarlo, los mÉdico comprobaron que estaba en b

>>> beryl steams ahead. the powerful hurricane continues to tear through the caribbean ahead of an expected landfall in mexico. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman has the latest. >>> a seismic shift in the uk. voters decisively ousting the conservative party in one of the biggest election landslides in two centuries. full team coverage on the future for britain. >>> president biden putting on a brave face for america's birthday as questions continue to swirl a week after his disastrous debate performance. and what his opponent is saying about it as well. >>> what's more american than the fourth of july? how about a holiday sale? find out the deals and savings offered by retailers to lure wary consumers for summer shopping. >>> and you best believe in g.o.a.t. stories. because mickki sudo is riding hers. how joey chestnut spent his holiday. it's friday, july 5th. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning. i'm richard lui. hurricane beryl continues its deadly onslaught in the caribbean, now claimin

fÉlix: beryl continÚa su paso por el caribe como un potente huracÁn categorÍa cuatro.la informaciÓn sobre su trayectoria. se conociÓ el vÍdeo de la cÁmara corporal del policÍa que se ve implicado en la muerte de un menor de edad en nueva york. el joven tenÍa en su poder una rÉplica de una pistola. el caso ha generado conmociÓn. la selecciÓn mexicana eliminada de la copa amÉrica, el trino pasÓ del 0 a 0 frente a ecuador, venezuela con puntaje perfecto terminÓ lÍder del grupo b al derrotar 3 a 0 a jamaica. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: buenas noches. maÑana serÁ un dÍa histÓrico en la corte suprema quedarÁ conocer el fallo sobre la inmunidad de los presidentes. la decisiÓn establecerÁ un precedente para la responsabilidad ante la ley de los mandatarios, y esto tendrÁ implicaciones en los procesos judiciales que se le siguen al expresidente donald trump. ana nos tiene las opiniones de los expertos sobre este polÉmico asunto nacional. ana: maÑana lunes la corte suprema de estados unidos darÁ a conocer su dec

>> reporter: overnight hurricane beryl went to a category five hurricane. never been a storm that strong this early in the season. unusually warm ocean water in the mid-upper 80s is fueling this massive storm. now taking aim to close to 3 million people in jamaica and the cayman islands. residents on grand cayman waited in lines as long as three hours stocking up on groceries. and a similar scene in montego bay, jamaica, where people are snapping up water and other essentials, preparing for hurricane beryl's wrath that could bring craddick's traffic winds and up to a foot of rain. it was a mad dash at montego bay airport as visitors say they are cutting their trip short. >> i was thinking about our safety and the safety of my wife, i'm not a swimmer so i need to get out. >> cbs news has learned that airlines are trying to get people out, the carriers making accommodations, american airlines added three extra flights today, united giving out flight waivers for travelers impacted and delta has capped fares for folks trying to leave the storm's path. major. >>

texas preparing for potential impact from beryl, too. as early as sunday night. core ppus christi already handi out sandbags, taking no chances. >> mother nature will do what she's going to do. and just -- you don't want to be caught unprepared. >> reporter: and rachel, back here in mon tee go bay, jamaica, we're told that the international airport right behind me reopens tonight. the one in kingston, early tomorrow. the minister of tourism tells me that all three international airports on this island should be fully operational tomorrow. rachel? >> rachel: good news for those frustrated travelers. faith, thank you. let's get right to wabc's danny be beckstrom. where is the storm headed next? >> reporter: rachel, tonight beryl now a category 2 hurricane, now heading towards mexico's yucatan peninsula, with landfall forecast tomorrow morning. that land interaction should weaken beryl before it moves back into the gulf's warm water, fueling the restrengthening ahead of another forecast landfall in northeast mexico or south texas. the area of high pressure steering

he's been tracking beryl and that oppressive heat. beryl is not done making trouble. >> quite a punch for only a category 1. we started worrying about storm surge and rainfall. now we're worried about more tornadoes as the winds have come down and that heavy rain is heading for oklahoma, missouri and arkansas overnight. these tornado watches have been incredible. we've had numerous tornado warnings all afternoon long. at least six confirmed tornadoes. that threat will continue through midnight up into areas of arkansas. then when we talk about the heat this is nonstop. it won't end in areas of the west. we have heat advisories up for the east. more the humidity in the east. you can feel it in the air. tomorrow it will feel like 104 in d.c., 108 in charleston. you get the idea on the east coast. and that's not going to change anytime soon. in the west where this past weekend we had numerous all-time record highs we're going to see by the end of this week, lester, the hottest week ever recorded for redding, fresno and vegas. >> all righ

beryl claiming at least six lives already. new and stunning images of the utter devastation left in its wake. whole island communities decimated. hurricane hunters and what they found inside the eye of the massive storm. and forecasters now say beryl's track could potentially take it to the u.s. gulf coast. faith abubey in jamaica with americans desperate to get out. >>> also tonight, americans from coast to coast on alert for dangerous and record-breaking temperatures. officials warning to consider the heat in your holiday plans. our weather team timing it all out. >>> the pressure on president biden intensifies. the first democratic member of congress calls on him to drop out, as a longtime ally, nancy pelosi, says questions about the president's fitness in light of the debate are legitimate. what a new poll says about vice president kamala harris versus donald trump. and tonight, abc news announcing the first interview with president biden since the debate. one-on-one with george stephanopoulos later this week. rachel scott

but, again, all eyes right now on beryl.ght just south of the shore of jamaica, moving toward the cayman islands and then the yucatan. that's the very latest, adriana, it's all yours. >> adriana: thanks so much, lonnie. firefighters in northern california are dealing with that sweltering heat as they try to get a handle on a fire that is burning out of control right now. it is forcing tens of thousands of evacuations. the governor has declared a state of emergency as the flames threaten homes. cbs's elise preston is on the scene tonight in oroville, about 70 miles north of sacramento. >> reporter: intense flames, fanned by strong winds, bone dry brush, and extreme heat, exploded to more than 3500 acres overnight. the trail of destruction includes cars, homes, and structures. about 28,000 people were forced to flee. >> we had giant embers dropping on the driveway, and i said, okay, we gotta go. >> reporter: firefighters are going to burned-out neighborhood looking for hot spots, hoping flames don't reignite and take down home

insurgent beachwear beryl came ashore, this trailer home almost submerged.ranca rode out the storm on galveston island. >> reporter: after beryl made landfall it brought high winds and possible tornadoes like the one that hit here destroying this one home on stilts. >> reporter: elsewhere people abandoned their cars on flooded freeways. in harris county, two people were killed when trees fell on their homes. >> shelter in place, we are in an emergency. we are in rescue mode. >> reporter: officials are begging people to stay home to avoid rescues like this after man drove into high water and firefighters had to respond at the height of the storm. and now the cleanup. >> we heard the sound cracking in and around with a loud boom. >> reporter: joe gibbons showed us the 6-year-old tree that came down within feet of him. this is a massive tree. >> it is. it has withstood a lot of hurricanes. and this is category 1, i would hate to think what it would've been like if it was a 4 and made landfall. >> reporter: this rose 25 feet today in just six hours. beyond all t

. >> the 100 plus mile per hour winds of hurricane beryl wreaking havoc across the caribbean. how islands in the path of the category five storm are preparing for a potentially life threatening strike. >> and it is a hot one out here at levi's stadium. we're getting you ready for the match between brazil and colombia. matchday live starts at 530. >> also ahead tonight staying safe this 4th of july holiday. local leaders want you to leave those fireworks to the professionals. and there are ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. this summer. snacking. just. got. serious. introducing new $3 footlong dippers. the world might not be ready for them... ...but at $3 a pop? your wallet definitely is. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ...but at ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. officials needed to close a $175 million deficit. t

jane, hurricane beryl— what have you been seeing?seeing? jane, hurricane beryl was ferocious - what have you been seeing? ii:'iéi hurricane beryl was ferocious and relentless as it crashed into the coast here overnight, but by morning, when the sun came up, we were able to get out and see some of the damage for ourselves, and it was nowhere near what we had anticipated or feared nowhere near what we had anticipated orfeared here in montego bay. we saw a lot of toppled trees, we saw downed power lines, we even saw some sunken ships at a marina nearby. and i want tojust sunken ships at a marina nearby. and i want to just give you a look at the water, because this water is anything but what is synonymous with the caribbean, that classic electric blue that is crystal clear. it is murky from the sediment that was kicked up from the powerful storm surge that crashed into these rocks. what we are learning of concern about is what you cannot see which is power. this is reportable within the last hour, the us embassy sing at 60% of the island

a lot mover re damage this time. >> reporter: some withstood the power of beryl. others were wiped out. nei neighbors say no one was home at the time, as the majority, like austin campbell, heeded the red flags and headed inland. >> we went to jackson. once you've ridden out enough you know when to leave. >> reporter: folks near the city of lake jackson still trying to grasp the severity. >> it was a scary thing. >> reporter: gary thompson was feet away from being crushed by a tree and downed power lines. >> all of a sudden it's like this big boom and scrape, and it's like, i looked out, and i seen all kinds of wind blowing and whipping. >> reporter: beryl's strength lifting this gas station's canopy as if it was a tissue, blo blowing it across the parking lot. now they're left working in the heat and humidity, as there's no estimate for when power will be restored. cleanup efforts have already begun with neighbors leading the way. it's just pat of the coastal life. >>> now to the latest nato summit kicking off today in washington, d.c. in addition to member state

power is down across the island of grenada as hurricane beryl sweeps through.of carriacou, which is part of grenada, say it's being flattened by the storm. there are also storm surges in the sea and leaders of nearby islands have all issued hurricane warnings. the prime minister of st vincent said he was expecting a natural disaster that could continue for days. it's already passed through barbados, leaving a trail of damage. beryl is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded injune, and of a strength not normally seen until much later in the season. here's a map of its predicted path. a true landfall, with the eye passing over a coast, may not occur, but even so, beryl will unleash a devastating blow to the nearest islands. will grant is monitoring this storm from mexico city. the first indications are hurricane beryl has brought real damage especially to the ireland of grenade and two parts of st vincent and the grenadines as it has moved through that region somewhere between a category four and category three storm. part of the problem of course is because i

estamos hablando mÁs conductor: el huracÁn beryl azotÓ texas con fuertes lluvias.uston 2 personas murieron y cientos de miles estÁn sin servicio elÉctrico. el presidente biden dijo que permanecerÁ en la contienda contra donald trump. a los que no estÁn de acuerdo, dijo que lo desafÍen en la convenciÓn. la empresa boeing aceptÓ declararse culpable. >> cÓmo te definirÍas? >> una persona noble. >> muerto, libre, con dinero. lo matÓ y me voy a donde me tenga que ir, me escondo un rato. conductor: el sicario que intentÓ asesinar al periodista mexicano dio un testimonio escalofriante sobre el ataque y las razones por las que lo llevÓ a cabo. ♪mÚsica♪ ilia: buenas tardes! comenzamos con beryl e impacto en texas como huracÁn de categorÍa 1, dejando mÁs de 2 millones de viviendas y negocios en el servicio elÉctrico. jorge: el problema es restablecer la energÍa. continÚa afectando muchos lugares con vientos fuertes. ilia: comenzamos con reyna rodrÍguez en houston. reina: el huracÁn beryl azotÓ houston y sus alrededores. >> da miedo, no crea. algo que vuele. reina: vientos y

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especially with hurricane beryl in the caribbean right now. oil at its highest level since april and moving higher up about a quarter of a% for wti and the u.s. benchmark and the international benchmark above key sentimental levels for both. here is a look. that is your morning money setup. let's see how europe is shaping up as its trading day is under way. silva amaro is live for us. elections coming up today and french coming up this weekend. >> exactly. that is definitely in the minds of cinvestors too. a lot of economic data coming up. let me first show you how we are trading into the equity session in europe. the majority of the forces in europe trading in the green. i want to take you to france where the cacha hunt is up 1%. we are keeping a close eye on this part of the market as we approach second and final day of voting on sunday. to give you an idea, yesterday, the cac did finish the session down 0.3%. in germany it is also trading highlier. the main force there. we are tracking what is happening when it comes to the inflation pictur