you can see the storm kind of bearing down on the big island right now. looks like it is going to move just to the south of the main island and they'll see the brunt over just off the coastline. so it's going to generate some swell. surfers love these kind of storms generate some nicer for them to a surface, especially on the west-facing beaches there. but we are looking at the sustained winds right now, 60 miles an hour moving pretty fast at that. 21 miles per hour or so. here's the very latest forecast track. you see a movie just to the south, the big island by tomorrow morning around 04:00am passing south. they're expecting to maybe 2 to 4 inches of rain in some of those areas. you can see as much as 6 inches of rain. so there's a possibility of some localized flooding with those wind gusts. you can see some branches breaking for some of the trees as well. then a little move further south of the islands and looks like by wednesday about 08:00am even affecting parts of kauai. but looks like for the most part, staying off land. and that's some good news

i want to get you updated on a tropical storm warning in effect for the big island later this evenings tropical storm calvin. here is hawaii. it has winds of 45 miles per hour. it is 500 miles away from the big island, and the current track if you have any plans going to hawaii, this is the track. by late tonight early it will still be a tropical storm as it approaches the southern side of the big island. it will have strong wind and some heavy rain, but it is a quick moving storm and by wednesday midday it is pulling away. late tonight into early tomorrow morning, we will have some issues with this storm during the big island. here is a live look at sfo. we have some cloud cover along the coastline. you will feel temperatures a bit below average for this time of year. the three day forecast showing you will keep temperatures steady today but we are warming up again by thursday and triple digits do return in our hottest could individualize how we approach cancer. ♪ and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. never stop having fun. never stop exploring. a

at part of the storm clouds moving on shore across the big island, bringing some heavy rainfall therew you can see it spreading across the other islands, but becoming fairly mixed now weakening quite rapidly, in >> now really a post tropical storm begin to fall apart. still moving at a pretty good rate now at 20 miles an hour to the west. the very latest track, though it's going act all the islands all the way along. you're going to see a more rain into maui. some heavy rainfall. there may be some flash flooding in some of those areas as well. and will that will continue all the way along the chain there. but begin to move back along the cut off the coastline. and as it does, it will further weekend. in fact, over the next couple of days here, there goes kind of scooting away. they're really the hawaiian islands alone. but still, if you had your plans to be out there, kind of a tough time to be out there, the island's office and you're dealing with a tropical system back in the bay area. a little hazy out there right now. couple love of patches of fog developing along the coastline. w

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the big island is preparing for several inches of rain and flooding as calvin scrapes by overnight. but the impact could be felt across the whole island chain. the good news here, the storm has weakened as it's moved across the pacific. it was once a category 3 hurricane. obviously that's a big difference from a land falling direct hit hurricane. >> flooding rains will be the biggest concern, especially wit the terrain of the big island. but usually it's the case the storms weaken as they approach the island chain. >> and one final note, paul is losing his voice tonight, so i have just gladly volunteered to step in and read part of the numbers, the only part i understand. >> the words are in english too we put up on screen. >> this is your forte. >> let's look at the big pictur pattern. back to normal temperatures for now. it's a temporary thing because the hea dome over the desert southwest will be reasserting itself heading towards the end of the work week and into the weekend. enjoy the temperatures in store for tomorrow. we have some smok in the atmosphere. i think that's part o

this is hawaii's big island. tropical storm calvin is expected to scrape the south of the big island and maui overnight. the storm has weakened as it has moved across the pacific. it was downgraded from a category three hurricane. so if you had to be in one area or the other, would you be in arizona or maui? >> maui. >> i have a girlfriend that lives in phoenix. i said let's call her and see how she is doing. >> a friend of mine works for one of the tv stations there and she is six months pregnant in 119 degree temperatures. like hey, you did not time that correctly. >> it happens when it happens! >> we are on the edge of the heat dome and they are just cooking under it. the san joaquin valley will be hot for a while. we will see if anything is going to change. we get another day of near average temperatures with temperatures close to where they are supposed to be by mid july. the heat dome is drifting closer to us by thursday and friday and temperatures will be back up into the 90s on friday, continuing on the s

it will move away from hawaii and out to the open water but today, it is raining on the big island.we will go to the 60's and 70's on the bay shoreline and 80's in the warmer spots. the heat is going to return inland in a big wave are friday and we are sizzling. we will take a look at these temperatures and preview the weekend forecast in nine kumasi: it is 6:45. if your medical appointed as stamford hospital, you may she -- see doctors rallying out front. many of the p training say it is hard to pay for the basics like rent and food and childcare. day's rally is expected to last 1.5 hours. reggie: help is on the way for terrible spam calls. the federal trade commission announced an operation, a new deal to crackdown illegal telemarketing. the efforts are expected to go down for people -- it also targets voice over internet protocol companies. they usually allow calls to be placed on the internet from overseas. operation stop spam because it supported by attorneys darryl and eight all 50 states. kumasi: the white house is announcing a new effort to expose hidden fees in the rental h

it's beginning hawaii's big island. yeah, avocation a lot of folks like to head to why if they can and well, so is callan apparently to tropical storm now the big island, likely the other islands over the next couple of days here. so if you're planning a trip, here you go. we've got the storm system winding around, really organized band of thunderstorms, not reaching hurricane strength, have sustained winds of 60 miles an at one point today, the maintains that right now the center >> is located just to the south now of the island in the east. you can expect this system to move just to the south. that's good news. not moving over land but still it's going bring a lot of heavy rainfall on the island. here's a passes by early tomorrow morning. maybe as much as 2 to 4 inches in some cases, maybe 6 inches could see some flash flooding there and the wind strong enough, maybe some 60, maybe some 70 mile an hour gusts likely to bring down some trees on the big island to so stormy day there. and of course, we'll have some large

some places reporting as much as 10 inches of rain on the locations and the south there in the big island. the boy was coming down and they're not done just the storm system, even though the center is moving south of the island the moisture is getting wrapped around that moving across affecting all the hawaiian islands. boy, they get the hammer now on the garden island there. and kawhi is that the rain coming down very heavily now sustained winds around that the low still gusting to 40 miles an hour. so it's going to be blustery there across hawaiian islands overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. that is going to continue, though, to weaken as it makes its way out further in the pacific away from the islands. i think in the next 24 36 hours that should come to an end. the sky should start to clear out much better weather headed toward hawaii outside. right now we're getting ready for heat wave. that's right. least in parts of the bay area. this not likely to be one of them, though. you see the fog out there right now. san francisco. and really beats the breaks down this heat wave that's

heavy rain, two inches to four inches with calvin trucking off to the west, moving away from the big island by wednesday morning. nonetheless late tonight and early tomorrow morning heavy rain will be found there. back at home the cooling trend continues for another day. it will feel comfortable for the middle of july with warmest spots in the 80's around the bay shoreline, mainly going to the 60's and 70's, a few degrees below average. reggie: an american in north korean custody after crossing the border on a tour. the ground spur giants game has a little t shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting c

we're talking about calvin dumped heavy rain on hawaii's big island, closing roads because of flooding and mudslides. there were some power outages. a lawrence has been tracking that storm he has the latest south and west facing parts of the big island really getting hammered by calvin, even though it was never a real hurricane the still strong enough and >> just hoping that ton of moisture report. yes, much as 10 inches of rain and they could see another couple inches of rain. flash flooding not out of the question here is we're seeing the storm system look at a losing or circulation pattern, but still a lot of moisture wrap around and it's so moving across the wine islands now moving really the choir right now, the garden island really get wet from the storm overnight tonight. right now sustained winds of 40 miles per hour as more of a next tropical system. now not really have any more characteristics of a tropical storm. and so really just that storm system going to continue to wobble. but all that moisture rotating around it and just wrapping right up in the hawaiian islands. so yo

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parts of tennessee and kentucky and then, of course, we have the potential for heavy rain for the big islandbe watching all of these big stories, fox weather.com for all of your latest details and your local forecast. all right. carley, i'm going to toss it over to you. >> >> carley: janice, thank you so much. the mother of the u.s. soldier detained by north korea after crossing the dmz without authorization i can't see travis doing anything like that. i'm so proud of him i want him to come home and back to america. army private travis king was in civilian clothes when he crossed the demilitarized zone during a tour. this happened a after he was released from a two month stent in a south korean facility on assault charges. the biden administration is us is spending funding to the chinese lab at the center of the covid lab leak theory. according to the white house, a memo obtained by bloomberg action was taken after the facility in wuhan failed to hand over documents about biosafety and security. now, that memo also revealing the white house is looking to cut funding to the lab permanently. g

the area. >>> hie hi has declared a state of emergency as tropical storm calvin passes south of big islanding. the storm will deliver heavy rains and dangerous winds that could result in flash flooding and murder slides. the state of emergency declaration will impact more than a million people on the island. the national weather service believes the tropical storm will weaken later this evening as it continues to move westward. >>> all right, let's get a check on the weather here in the bay area. much different situation for us. we're looking live -- >> oh, wow. >> from our treasure island camera. foggy outside. that fog really moved in for us. >> yeah. >> really socking in there for the bay bridge and the city right there for people driving in. so what can we expect for today? >> you know what's interesting about that life shot is it's zitting pretty low. about # hundred feet above the surface but heading all the way down south to the santa clara valley, that marine layer is a lot higher. a blanket of the clouds waking up us. there's a beautiful sunrise above it i promise you but let's ta

so everyone in the big island, a good portion of hawaii is kind of on alert right now. meanwhile, we have none of that. it is quite nice here, but i want to show you just really quickly your extended forecast. we are going to heat up again thursday through sunday. and then next week we'll pull back to the 80's. pretty nice day monday. back to you. thank you. >> could lionel messi's arrival in america be exactly what soccer needs to start gaining traction here. the newly signed inter miami team member will join the ranks of these top grossing us u.s. athletes reportedly pulling in 54 million dollars each year for 3 years. they got to add in the signing bonus equity in the team and revenue sharing deals with apple, adidas and fanatics. and the man considered one of the greatest soccer players ever could be the single highest paid athlete in the united states news nation's nick smith has more on what messi's arrival could mean for the sport here in the states. >> major league soccer in america. the other football, the number one sport in the world coming in 5th here behind

tremendous amount of rain affecting all the islands, the big island first and now you can see making its way all the way across the get the hilo. >> you also make your way into honolulu and there you go as you make your way to the other islands as well. and while the tract currently sustained winds of 40 miles an hour actually post-tropical means it's really lost. its circulation be considered a tropical system here. it's going to continue to track to the south of the island. so the spin of the system going bring that moisture across the island. so here you go. out there. you want to enjoy that sunshine. you can see tropical rain continuing here over the next 24 hours or so that looks like it will continue to make its way away from the islands and 40 hours or so. it is going to be a completely different system. so that's the good news. it will be moving away get back to some sunshine and some a vacation time there in hawaii. but the meantime here in the bay area, how about that? we've got that fog that is racing on shore right now. look at the top of a sales force tower that is just

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it's getting very close to the big island. it is moving westerly at 21 miles per hour.of the island chain. the swells, rain, wind will be the major issues if you are traveling to the islands over the next few days. from the 90's to the triple digits. thursday, friday, saturday inland. after the is all for a few days, you will notice those numbers start to drop off. temperatures moderating into monday. we will be right back ama: a sailor and his dog was rescued from c. dan: the 54-year-old and his dog were found 1200 miles from land in international waters. the tuna broke crew gave him medical attention. he's healthy and grateful for bella, his dog which he found in mexico. >> i tried to find a home for her maybe three times and she just kept following me onto the water. i'm grateful she's alive. she's a lot braver that's for sure. ama: he said they survived off of raw fish and rainwater. after a storm damaged his catamaran and wiped out electronics a few weeks and. the two were originally headed toward the french polynesia in april from laplace, mexico. dan: that should

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uh, america is a big island. s rubbing our pen and prefer gas on the ship to chastise profits yes and you are there you see, of course, america is not interested in war, but europe is interested in ending the conflict. those echoes of the demand for peace to hold some kind of negotiations are precisely the pressure of business circles of influential industrialists who are not interested in war. they are interested in living peacefully, trading and mutually enriching themselves. well, okay. basically position. you can somehow summarize this conversation with this character. in principle, the position of non- windows is visible to us, and such characters as bolton not out of the fifth see that america will lead to dominate including the continent of europe but fortunately. yes, there are, uh , other points of view, and i think there are such hawks. they won't win the upcoming presidential election. therefore, there is such a point of view and i think that john bolton is such a bad cop in which america plays there ye

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system not really well organized, but you see that band of rain that has moved across from the big island right across the other islands. and there you go. >> heavy rainfall. the possibility more flash flooding in. well, even the kwai. you can see some of that flash flooding there as well. the storm system just kind of a moving its way now south, really the center south of the islands here since a big wave. still a tropical watches and warnings posted. this will continue to track across sustained winds of 40 miles an hour. but really mainly just right around the center of that storm system. now and it will continue to track south of the islands through tomorrow. and as it does, it will finally move out of town as we head in toward late thursday. so things should return to normal over the islands of sunshine. coming back in another day or so outside, though, we've got plenty of fog here. and of course, boy, san francisco just socked in with some dense fog right now. some drizzle along the coastline overnight. tonight, temperatures was hot inland 90 degrees. a little more 90 in concord. 83

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it looks like the latest track is going to take a just south of the big island. so they're going to see some very heavy rainfall, maybe 2 to 4 inches, maybe some places much as 6 inches could see some flash flooding with that as well as a very strong winds, maybe gusting to 60, maybe even some 70 mile an hour winds as it moves by, especially on the south eastern part of that island that will continue to make its way into the pacific south of the island. so they're all going to be affected, likely all to geti rain during this system as it moves by over the next 48 hours, looks like it will push out further to the pacific and begin to fall apart. overall, it looks they're going to see a near miss. we're seeing plenty of fog around the bay area tonight. more of that to come high pressure. you can kind of see how those clouds kind of roll around that ridge over the desert southwest, that ridge is going to build back in toward the bay area as we head in toward friday. and then it is going to start to get hot, at least inland temperatures tomorrow going to cool the tem

it did jump up to six inches of rain on the big island.will continue to move away a couple more inches of rain expected before all is said and done. seven-day forecast from the upper 90's to the mid-hundreds. saturday. sunday time of year. >> it is summer. we are talking about basketball. >> why not? still two months away until nba training camps open but the in the nba never really ends. draymond green talks about his new teammate chris paul and by he looks over to working with a former rival. i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>>> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> draymond green spoke on the patr

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and it's about 255 miles west-southwest of hilo of the big island. right? so the green that you see, those are the aerial flood advisories that they have up. but the good news is this is going to start to track away and that will be at the end of that for them. i'll be back in just a little bit. talk more about our compressing marine layer as the heat starts to move in. i'll have your extended forecast for now. send it back to the desk. all right. we'll go to washington, d.c., now are survivors and advocates of child trafficking are calling out the department of justice after cutting the amount of information that's available on its web site. according to the new york post, round 2 thirds of the web page was cut over recent weeks. this includes sections discussing trafficking of miners, both international and domestic, along with child victims of prostitution. the web site adjustments have also drawn the attention of republican members of congress. the doj says the adjustments were done to update the website with the newest information on child exploitation

you can see as it moves towards the big island. so something to keep an eye on. if you have friends and family out there, our heat, there it is in your extended forecast kicks in thursday friday, saturday by sunday. we'll start to pull it back next week back into the seasonal temperatures. back to you. right. first lady doctor jill biden hosted a youth soccer clinic at the white house. young soccer enthusiasts could be seen running drill. on the south lawn. >> doctor biden partnered with major league soccer for this event. the clinic was led by mls all-stars that allowed the children to show off their soccer skills. first lady also spoke about the importance of team sports. >> sports unitas across backgrounds and borders. are no strangers. i in the stands are on the field. >> and as our bodies get stronger, we learned confidence and resilience. >> doctor biden also praised the all-star athletes for their inspiration and presser beer inc. president biden was also seen they're taking some time to greet the youngsters at the event. >> and he did get some soccer tips

so still some issues there happening in the big island and they will be free and clear of it in about 48 hours. but if you do have friends and family there, just wanted to give you a little update on that. i'll be back more. we'll talk about the heat when i come back. the extended forecast for now. send it back to all right. thank you. national news now democrats are making a push to new york republican congressman george santos. >> they say the alleged ms lee allegedly misleading comments that he made about his past deserve official reprimand from congress and that republican leadership is stalling on the move. in a statement, santos said democrats have, quote, lost focus on the work should be doing and says his office is hard at work serving constituents. new york congressman democratic congressman ritchie torres says he plans to force a vote before the august recess. a house panel focusing on cyber technologies is looking into the future of artificial intelligence. experts are urging lawmakers to move more quickly i could have the same strategic impact as nuclear weapons. so far th

the big island is under a tropical storm warning right now.hard to make out the center circulation. not rule impressive with max winds of about 50. the big issue is going to be heavy rains, maybe even as much as a half a foot of rain with that in some of the higher elevations back in the home. here's what happens. high pressured retrograde. like to call going back toward came from from the last weekend. not quite in the same spots. we won't get the same kind of heating as you see. it does break down as we head into the new week and that looks like it will be more palatable by july standards. 4 zone forecast looks like this. 63francisco's 60 ish towards the coast with some 50's to be have their lot of has to do about how well the clearing is. 73 foster city, 77 for palo alto in the south bay. most of these readings are in the 80's east bay shoreline is back to the 70's tri valley. you're back to the 80's. 84 for walnut creek and concord at 85 richmond. 65 nap at 74. and for santa rosa at 82. don't get too comfortable. back up. we go to around 1

do they get the mo but it's a big island. and >> but it's a big island.d if, as lisa was pointing out, lots of completely lots of it completely unaffected. mark weitzer is our home editor. home security editor. >> very point. i was >> it's a very point. i was going to make little going to make a little perspective. yes. yes of course. there a devastating central there is a devastating central portion that's there is a devastating central porticvery that's there is a devastating central porticvery affected, s there is a devastating central porticvery affected, ed, by been very badly affected, ed, by these wildfires and some hotels that been badly that have been badly damaged, villages badly villages that have been badly affected but actually affected as well. but actually about 85% the island is about 80, 85% of the island is completely untouched. yet they see a bit of smoke. it might be unpleasant at times if the wind shifts in direction, but all of the main tourist resorts where the main tourist resorts where the vast majority of the tourist sites are, a

and in kona on the big island of hawaii, a woman cried as she told me that her sister died because she couldn't get the emergency care she needed in time. she then asked me if i knew what the golden hour was, that critical window of time between emergency medical care and a medical trauma happening. i told her i did. my mother missed hers. she was in a car accident and the hospital in our community didn't have the appropriate trauma services to deal with her injuries so she was taken to the next town where she passed away shortly after getting to the e.r. for many of my constituents, they are just one diagnosis away from a major illness and the impossible financial and family decisions that will come with it. yet, they live in geographically isolated areas. their homes where they continue to be denied their right to health care. while hawaii's geography and demographic makeup are in fact unique, these barriers to health care are similarly felt elsewhere across the country. more than 60 million americans, one-fifth of the united states population, live in rural areas. compared with thei

lowell now lives on the big island in hawaii. he is an ardent trade unionist, an excellent writer with his own online blog and is an occasional columnist for the people's world. at time, he reached out to me. he was chair of the communist party in hawaii, a position he no longer holds. he emailed me seeing a film in which i was interviewed, and coincidentally, while i was working on this, lowell was born in st louis in 1967 and came to southern california with his mom where he attended school. later he returned to saint louis and graduated from washington. it was there that was first introduced to marxism by two different professors. wonderful. i'd been in the government, the czechoslovakian government. dubcek prior to the soviets invasion in 1968, lowell was fascinated engaged, felt a sense of solidarity and purpose with his introduction to marxism as a queer african american man. both danny was about the founding members of queer nation san francisco in 1990. this was a radical left political formation that was grounded in comm

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