senseless violence with the field no more plane which would roll the clock generation and watch the blue mountain war every day. those who would remember the player moves for the first time had a feeling of being part of something in. the seeds of the civil rights the peace movement the women's movement or hopelessness during this period of flame sixty of. the global. this week w. player. plays . this is indeed news live from berlin a trail of destruction tropical storm florence pummel the east coast of the united states with gusting winds heavy rain and flooding at least four people are dead and hundreds have needed rescuing the national hurricane center says the danger is far from over also coming up. the strongest storm this year barrels across the philippines typhoon tears through the country's main island ripping off roofs and knocking out power supplies as authorities assessed the damage they warned that more floods and landslides could be to come. plus. allies under pressure the c.s.u. meet in munich as they scramble to stave off a challenge from the far right in upcoming elections polls s

disasters that we draped up here you know try and coming off the rile in the blue mountains. someone bursting through it attacking you know one of the marathon runners all of those sorts of things. but you don't have to dream anything up in this country for just two days after spain's league announced that it hoped to stage a league fixture in january in miami they've hit something of a brick wall the game between barcelona under owner was set to be the first spanish league match to be played stateside in a fifteen year deal to play at least one fixture percy's in in the us but the spanish prime minister favor president gianni in front and spanish federation bosses have held talks and feel it's not a good idea louis philippe scolari's hopes of winning the corporate though brazil on his return to power maris took a dent as they lost the first leg at home to create their own the man who oversaw brazil's seven one world cup exit to germany four years ago is hoping for redemption and his third stint with the south paolo club but the visitors went ahead early in wednesday's match

originally part of the not-for-profit daughters of charity health system which was taken over by blue mountain before billionaire patrick sun-shon acquired a majority share last year. we figure we've got to bail out. we've got this millionaire turning things around. >> reporter: critics are asking was the purchase a temporary bailout of the change to further his own financial interests. >> we believe this is all, you know, a financially engineered thing to maximum value before destroying this not-for-profit hospital system. >> reporter: verite's statement said, "we can no longer swim against the tide of our operating reality which includes a legacy burden of more than $1 billion of bond debt and unfunded pension liabilities, an inability to renegotiate burdensome contracts." the continuing need for capital expenditures for seismic and aging infrastructure. local officials upset over how the billionaire could walk away from the responsibility of ensuring these hospitals remain as community assets. a condition that was required by the attorney general's office when the original sale was complete

disasters that we draped up you know try and come in off the rial in the blue mountains. someone bursting through attacking you know one of the marathon runners all of those sorts of things. but you don't have to dream anything up in this country the youngest ever go for to compete at the u.s. open is now the first male professional player to come out as gay howie's todd made the announcement on instagram saying that he struggled with his mental health for years because of hiding his sexuality he says he wants to inspire others going through the same thing back in two thousand and six would you call a qualified for the u.s. open at the age of just fifteen. to las vegas now where unusually there was no faceoff between god and canal alvarez ahead of a huge rematch fight this weekend traditionally at fight week press conferences both fight to square up for the cameras but they kept their distance on wednesday's report of the canal or refused because he's too angry with goal of can the fighters made several comments about kanellos two failed drug tests since they're drawn fig

originally part of the not for profit daughters of charity health system which was taken over by blue mountain capital in 2015 before billionaire patrick sun acquired a majority share last year. >> we believe this saul, you know, a financially engineered thing to maximize value before destroying this not for profit hospital system. >> verity health ceo richard adcock released a statement today saying we can no longer swim against the tide of our operating reality which includes a legacy burden of more than a billion dollars of bond debt and unfunded pension liabilities, an inability to renegotiate burdensome contracts, the continuing need for significant capital expenditures for seismic obligations and aging infrastructure. many have said over soon shone could walk away hospitals that rmain at community assets, a requirement when the sale was completed. >> at the end of the day, verity is not for profit, and the board has a fiduciary responsibility to monitor the agreement in how the monies were being spent, which had so much hope for him in terms of what do you want to do to turn these into c

re's a look at some of the rain showers over the shenandoah valley and blue ridge mountains. they're heading east coming down 270 and around i-66, getting ready to move into portions of fauqui shower chances tonight and tomorrow coming up in 15 gnutes. >>> we want to back to the busy night in the district. two shootinst under ination in fact one of them deadly. let's get you to derek ward live in southeast washington. a lot o pfeiffegfr overnight. >> yes. we're at the intersection of 51th and f street southeast. one of the signs of gunfire, there's a dent in this truck made by the bullet. the shooting happened -- this is the scene at about 9:45 last night in the section of 51th and f southeast. when police got here they found two adult males shot. died.as no information on the lookout or motive or the identities of the victims yet. now, a short time later at about 11 p.m. another shooting, a quadruple shooting in the 1700 block of benning road northeast. what we you saunderstand is thee two adult males and two adult females shot. no lookout or motive or identities of any of t

that's when the moisture rides up the mountains and into our area. if you're rest of the bluege mountains, probably more rain. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. today 80, passi showers, peeks of sun. for sunday, not at.wash it's going to be breezy at times. tomorrow is similar to today. forecast for the mountains. monday tuesday possibly heavy rain. you could get up tnc 3s locally. i think it's more like 1 to 2. moderate rain through manassas, even up to frederick. this is monday, tuesday. areas of moderate possible. we couldave a few thunderstorms in the mix. for the d.c. metro, we're looking at showers and coastal flooding and that's theame dealor our friends in southern maryland. anybody ong the potomac river. that where we see coastal flooding from now until tuesday. by the time we get toes wey, thursday, friday, it's so nice. temperatures are going to be in the midos0s for the part. next chance of rain saturday. that's the first day of fall.e we have m news right after this. . i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed di

they were not interested in .eading into the wilderness along the spine of the blue ridge mountain they would go north because that is the only way to compass is time to -- pointed. he continued to mid june continuous fighting, continuous operations, little rest. on june 12, he wrote to his wife, men are beginning to get sick now that the excitement of battle has cooled off a little bit. they are thinking over the narrow escapes they have had and counting up those friends who have been killed or wounded. said the faces and full of grief dreary and foreboding fills our hearts as we think of what has been done and what is yet left he could not imagine spending another day in the ranks. he felt free to express his discontent to his i hate this life more than that cap does hot soup. out i will stuff my uniform with straw. this is not the worst place for [laughter]joy life. 11 days after he wrote this, he he had to new coat. bid farewell to his old coat. if you have not seen a coat this is what one looks like. he still wanted to send the jacket home. this time, not as a but as a sacred relic

home in virginia, who had a family in virginia, who loved that view from monticello of the blue ridge mountains, as much as any. the other thing that i do in my book declassify to think about harry it's childhood is to take sally hemings, to think about her as a person, as a mother, right? how did you raise his children, trusting them -- trusting and jefferson's promised and educating them so that they knew that unlike every other enslaved person on this plantation, when they turn 21 they were going to be free. and how did she do that? and let's think that jefferson's that the old educator on that mountain. sally hemings was as well and she clearly prepared her daughter beautifully for the life she was going to live as a freeborn white women, the wife of a white man of middle stand erased her own children. >> can i just add, there's something that you said that it think is really important, and it's about the archives. and for a historian who writes based upon what we find in the archives, it's very frustrating if you are someone who focuses on women or the focus of people of african descent, y

again, isolated showers coming over the blue ridge mountains ng and get into portions of fauquier countyver the next couple hours. for the most part, we'll stay dry through the daylight hours before we have more rain later on tonight. a frontal system, and you can kind of see this front here. it's back here and comes all the way back to kentucky. that frontal system continues to sag south andhe just stay as we go over the next couple of days. the u make your way out door this morning, maybe grab a light sweater. it is going to be a little cool on the cool side. grab sunglasses. i think we'llh have clouds w peeks of sun. it will be comfortable. temperatures in the mid 70wes. re staying in the 70s. and again, increasing chances of rain by tonight. gardening tip. if you're headed out to the garden, add a vibrant fal color with some of these flowers including mums and cabbage, kale and peppers. that's from ourve friends at mary field. you want to try that, david? evay. looked this up. this is just mums. again, add color out there to your garden. yard work, better today than morrow only becau

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smothered the little town in the blue ridge mountains. february 19th, 2003, just before 9:00 a.m. winter or no, virginia was unused to this. the white blanket, a piercing sound. fire alarm. now the snow storm was the last thing on the fire chief's mind. >> the tone went off for fire of occupants possibly trapped inside. ramps everything up to full force. >> the alarm on a quiet street lined with starter homes. >> a lot of kids in the neighborhood. you are running a lot of things through your mind when you go in there? who are the occupants that you're going to have to rescue? >> the fire trucks raced to the home of a recently separated woman named ann charles and her three children. thick black smoke poured from the second story eaves. part of the roof had already burned away. >> we were concentrating on getting up the steps and getting into those rooms that we were pretty sure we had victims. >> neighbors crowded in behind police barricades and one was an 18-year-old who lived up the street with a single mom. an awkward sort of kid. a bit immature for his age. he had strep throat

we do have showers d the mountains of the blue ridge. this is where they're going to remain. ing right upflow c against the mountains creates a little bit of upslope there. th rest of the area, though, dry. and i think we're going to stay that way tomorrow into the day on saturday, too. look at these high temperatures today. 97 in nashvi 92, chicago. 72 in new york. what's happening? well,igh pressure dominating back to the west. normally, at this time of year, really, july and august, this heat would b making its w all the way across the coast. but that' nop hall int happenin. we're going to see the movement from the north come down across our area aea that cooler air later this week and some clouds. here's overnight tonight, into 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. clouds for everybody early tomorrow. by1:00,reaking up a little, but still a lot of cloud cover out there. by 5:00, some showans. best , west of the blue ridge tomorrow, but even east of the blue ridge, some showers and cloud cover. but a little bit of sun, too. tomorrow evening, a very nice evening. now, friday night int

blue tarp over their roof. >> we're flying with a team of samaritans first, an american charity helping people rebuild their homes. >> there is one area extremely hard to access up in the mountains a temporary relief for homeowners whose roofs were blown off by the hurricane. really a 30-day fix, but they are still visible around the island and they are a symbol of the devastation and a reminder that there is still much to be done. >> reporter: on the ground this is what recovery sounds like. obrian rios, a heart patient, could not be more grateful that his house is getting a new roof. >> he says it's like being able to live again. >> reporter: after waiting for more than a year, the blue tarp will finally be replaced with a real roof. in some of the most remote areas where power was unreliable even before the hurricane, samaritans' purse is providing solar panels to residents. >> so we design the system to be able to run a mini fridge 24 hours, then with some other small appliances like writing and device charging and a fan. >> reporter: today they're installing the panels of gonzalez' home, a diabetic who needs electricity around the clock. >> she says there's still the living

the heaviest rain will be from the blue ridge into the valley and mountains of west virginia. that doesn't mean we won't get heavy rainround thecity. we certainly will. could easily get another inchtwo inches around the d.c. metro area but some placesould get 3 or 4 inches of rain today. the steadier rain is marching in here around 8:00 or 9:00 in th morning. earlier than that out to the south and west. probably before 7:00 this morning. rain could be heavy at times later in the morning and through the afternoon hours today. look at that. by 1:30 this afternoon and more heavy rain likely to be heading up i-95 today in times for the evening commute. ind especially the tuesday morning ride that could be the rainiest part of it all. sunshine comes back. three sunny days in a row for the first time since anyone can remember. temperatures wayavbove age. perhaps near 90 degrees on friday. we're not going to worry about weekend rain chances but know they're sort of hanging out there. >> all rit. outer loop before allentown road. this is going to start being an issue with that traffic

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will move in the vicinity of columbia and then weaken considerably takes heads up toward the blue ridge on mountains, smoky mountains. so if you were going to camp out there, may not be the best weekend to do that. but nonetheless, this has been powerful. trees down. horry county, but 50% of the county is without power right now. george. >> all right. and of course that will be something that people have to be concerned about for the next several days, without power and as the storm slowly moves inland. thank you very much. rescue work, that will be very important over the next 24 to 48 hours. many people who will be in need of rescue and these rescuers risking their own lives to do that work. dianne gallagher was with some of those rescuers earlier and when the national guard members drove into water, they found themselves in an unpredictable situation. take a look. >> reporter: situations like this really do illustrate just the kind of danger that these first responders take on when they come out to do these rescues. we were embedded with the north carolina national guard. we were in a vehicle jus

. >> in colorado the sixth district, the blue wave meets the rocky mountains.ocratic challenger jason crow, applying skills learned of the military to his maturing campaign. speak about a surge in iraq and afghanistan, it didn't matter whether someone is a republican or democrat, or independent. we had a job to get done and we found a way to get it done. >> he is 1 of 17 veterans challenging for a house eat after being recruited by the democratic congressional campaign committee where he spoke spokeswoman explains across the country, these candidates excites the grassroots base and prevent republicans from putting them into ideological boxes. a big part of crow's campaign to unseat five term republican congressman, mike coffman, is a push for campaign finance reform. it's because are attack ads against me right now. literally, nobody knows who is funding these things. presumably it is some billionaire that mike coffman gave a huge tax break two. speak about tax reform break is the center base of his campaigno defend his seat. >> this district has benefited from

when you get to the blue, start getting to the mountains of north carolina and up here in virginia, that's when we start to get up here right around seven inches or so. that's going to be problematic, where we could really start to see the issues. we get to the boon, the ashville areas, the roanoke, those will be the greatest areas of concern. this is the northeast cape fear river. we get these river predictions and they update it with how much rain is going to fall. almost all of the rivers are going to get towards major. most of them will go to record flood stage. this one goes above record flood stage on monday and it's going to break the record by two feet, which is kind of unheard of. and then we're going to see it continuing that high into wednesday. i was looking at what happens when it gets up here to 24 feet. 200 to 300 homes with four feet of water in them. homes that people are living in, that are totally fine, but they know this flood is coming and it's going to flood their house and all their possessions. there's a lot of heartbreak to come. >> bill karins, thank you very much

. >> in colorado's sixth district the blue wave meets the rocky mountains. >> nice to meet. >> you democraticger jason crow is applying skills learned it the military to midterm campaign. >> when i served in iraq and afghanistan it didn't matter whether someone was a republican or a democrat or an independent, we had a job to get done. and we found a way to get it done. >> crow is one of 17 veterans challenging for house seat after being recruited by the democratic congressional campaign committee where a spokeswoman explains across the country these candidates excite the grassroots base and prevent republicans from successfully putting them into ideological boxes. a big part of crow's campaign town seat five-term republican congressman mike coffman, a veteran himself is, a push for campaign finance reform. >> there are attack ads against me right now and literally nobody knows who funding these things, nobody. right? presumably some billionaire that mike coffman gave a huge tax break too. [cheers] >> that tax reform plan is a centerpiece of coffman's campaign to defend his seat. >> this dist

. >> you know, the second part of this is the mountains of the blue ridge and the piedmont up to areas of shenandoah because they've already been inundated with flooding in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. when this system starts to move northward in the next several days, it's going to pull a lot of moisture in that area that they've already been performing water rescues. i mean, the streams are so high right now, this is not just a coastal event when we get toward thursday -- wednesday, thursday and friday. so this is going to be ongoing. and really stretch the resources for law enforcement and first responders well up in i think to areas of new england. >> so the last factor, you've got capacity and concentration. hazelle was what, 1940, 1950 something hazelle came in there? >> eisenhower was president. >> this was who was exposed then. look how over time 1990, now we're talking hurricane hugo. category 4 changed the topography of this area. it was the most expensive storm in termds of damage at the time. but now look at it. look at the concentration, look at the over bui

you look out your window here and you look at those hills, those mountains, all that green, that blue it sure looks like paradise to me. this guy knows, he's been everywhere. he's paul theroux. novelist, essayist, and legendary traveler and travel writer. of all the places he's been, all the places he's seen, he chose hawaii to live. and he's lived here for twenty-five years. does it matter that it's america? >> paul: no, that's a big thing, that it is america. it has elements of the third world. the nicest elements of the third world. >> anthony: right. >> paul: which is funky. there's this self-respect, this pride. there's things that don't work at all. and then it's main street, usa where we are now. i mean, there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl. and it's the most main street, usa. or as much as you will find. >> anthony: town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and, as hawaii is the only state the union that allows day boat fisherman to sell directly to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty damn good. >> anthony: it's no

. >> we have wind surface 10-20 miles an hour and under mainly blue skies, 60 degrees in san francisco, oakland, 63. mountainiew, 67, san jose, 73. here's a different view of low clouds moving in from emoryville, 66 doctors in santa rosa, cool down. 66 degrees in santa rosa, fairfield, 80, 83 concord and 84 at livermore. and a lovely view from mt. tam looking southeast under mostly blue skies. fog near the coast and bay overnight. warm bay and hot inland tomorrow. that describes tomorrow's weather. gradual cooling and very gradual and quite warm saturday in our inland areas around the bay. look for inland skies and tomorrow, highs ranging from 65 at half moon bay to 69 at san francisco. 76 at oakland. mid-90s at east bay, the warmest region of the bay area, we go to the 7-day forecast, warmest areas up to 96 degrees and low 80s around the bay. low 90s inland, 80 around the bay and the gradual cooling down 2 degrees at most locations sunday and monday and next week, midweek, we will have temperatures below average. >> thank you. >>> is uber about to put self driving cars back on the road? next from the compan

mountains, it kind of rings out the moisture. and that's why we're going to see more out there towards the blue rid points to the west. for us, nothing going on. we're on the dry side. h e a couple of shower activity and he a coupl of showers down here towards the blue ridge are, but not much going on down there. shenandoah valley looking okay right now. but look tomorrow morning. here we e overnight. shower activity to the west. watch how it comes in tomorrow. 8:00 a.m., even around the d.c area, we could see some showers. they'll be very light. i'm not worried than ely. but watch what happens back to the west. showers to the east along i-95. by 1:00, we're starting to see the rain along t west, especially the i-81 and the blue ridge. that's where some of the heavier showers and thunderstorms could be. this is still a spinning tropical system with the remnants thereof. that means we couldee an isolated tornado or so out of the storms. that's s be watching very closely. once again, even at mfive,t of the activity west of roi-95. h midnight tomorrow night, shower, a few more showers into tuesday morning. and then tuesd

mountains of west virginia. i don't think that rain chance lives over the blue a ridge onto the i-95 corridor. will beure wise, i nice to be outside. 74 in arlington, 63 in front royal. 72 now in prince gorgesco ty. your planner then for today looks good. commuting weather, nothing to worry about. maybe a little fog early but a really pleasant day today. but let me show you future weather and say why there's not a 0% chance of rain. by midday i think few fair weather clouds will bubble up and by mid afternoon tthere's tiny chance lingering out of the mountains of west virginia. this is what a 20% chance of rain looks like. not everybody will get it. i think most if not everybody will be left alone from the rain chances today. i don't want to go out there and say, it couldn't even possibly happen. it could. it's unlikely. this ng could happen in weather pattern. then for tomorrow and friday, guaranteed, 100% dry weather for thursday and friday. warm, too. tmperatures well up into the 80s. ov weekend we go. clouds increasing on saturday. any little chance for rain saturday is very, very late. of

into areas of the piedmont, the mountains, parts of the smokies, getting into the blue ridge, the shenandoah, this area has been locked and loaded with heavy rain all summer long. and then it extends northward where they've been going through water rescues and crazy heights in some of the streams and rivers in pennsylvania and upstate new york. they can't handle any more and when you look at these areas red, you're talking six, seven inches up toward boston, maybe seeing four or five. it's just hard to fathom. again, when we talk about this losing a little bit of strength going through an eye wall replacement cycle, it means nothing for the loss of property, at least the potential there. so again this could change. these things fickle. everyone is different. but i can't stress enough, don, the rain and surge remain the same. those who got out did the right thing. those there send prayers to them. i want to end with this if i may. send thoughts and prayers out to our fellow americans in the hawaiian islands because olivia is a tropical storm making landfall. there's so many landslides around

having you a view there of some of the blue sky that is beginning to appear over the inner east bay. over our higher elevations like the santa cruz mountains a little bit of blue mixed in within that fog there. inside the bay, along the coastline, north bay, we still got it pretty good. widely covered, i will say. 63 degrees right now. in walnut creek. 53 of your area, san francisco and into the south bay. 59 outside your door. san jose. the winds are generally light. for the inner east bay, we are enjoying some sunshine at this point. 66 in any operator. 61 in almo. as well as black hawk. as we get into the afternoon, pleasant weather. we're looking at a upper 60s for south toledo today. chili cookoff going on. low 80s for areas like sonoma, petaluma, santa rosa, getting into the end her east bay -- inner east bay, low 70s afternoon. 72 in oakland. jack london square, mine stroll there. 85 saratoga. 72 by the water. santa cruz under mostly clear skies. nice and mild. on the peninsula, upper 70s in redwood city. 64 degrees in san francisco. 70 san bruno. a little cool and cloudy at the coast, pacifica and half moon bay. here's a look at wh

knits the 70s, mountain view, san jose, currently half moon bay 68 degrees. south beach cameras showing you nothing but bluen santa rosa and fairfield. it is 86 degrees in concord. and one last picture from our mt. tamalpais camera, a hazy view towards richardson bay and sausalito. cooler than average into the weekend and minor warming is expected early next week. tomorrow morning we'll start out with high clouds. a few patches of fog. temperatures mid 40s to the mid-50s. afternoon highs will be well below average for this time of year. only in the upper 70s for warmest spots like concord and fairfield. 76 in livermore. 73 san jose. 68 in oakland, richmond. 76 in santa rosa. 64 degrees in san francisco, and 62 in half moon bay. notice the high clouds will be really filtering the sunshine. it will be a breezy afternoon. you can download the accuweather app and check out those temperatures any time you want. accuweather seven-day forecast featuring breezy and cooler weather. temperatures. most areas in the 60s and 70s. so a pretty narrow range for your thursday as well. little change on friday, and then we st

mountain view to san jose. hot in morgan hill at 94 degrees. another live picture from the south beach camera as you look at blue skies over the bay. mid-80s from santa rosa to napa. this is really a good place to go to escape the heat from our santa cruz camera. some people are enjoying the beach there. warm to hot again tomorrow. a brief cooldown this weekend. autumn starts at 6:54 p.m. on saturday. clear skies first thing in the morning. low 50s to the low 60s to start off your day. for the afternoon, here is how hot it's going to get in the south bay. 93 in gilroy. 90 in morgan hill. 88 degrees san jose. 85 sunnyvale. you can download the accuweather app and track the temperatures to help you plan your friday. 70 degrees in pacifica. yes, it is going to be unseasonably warm again. 76 in downtown san francisco. 68 in daly city. north bay temperatures, 60s near the beaches. in the 90s near ukiah, cloverdale and lakeport. 82 san rafael. east bay, you can pretty much go with short sleeves. 77 in oakland. 84 in fremont and castro valley. inland shall it's it will feel like summer. 92 in concord, 94 degrees in antioch. accuweather se

blue tarp. >> we are flying with the team and the homes. >> they are extremely difficult to access high up in the mountains. >> they were meant to be a temporaryution for homeowners whose roofs have been blown by the hurricane. a 30-day fix. they are still around the island and there is much to be done. >> on the ground, this is what recovery sounds like. o sbrin a heart patient and could not be more grateful that his house is getting a new roof. >> he said it's like being able to live again. after waiting for more than a year, his home will be replaced with a new roof. even before the hurricane they were providing solar panels to residents. >> we designed the system to be able to run a mini fridge with other appliances like lighting and device charging and a fan. >> they are installing the panels of the home of a diabetic who needs refrigerated insulin around the clock. . >> she said this is still the living room. >> they were forced to live elsewhere. >> everything got wet. the fridge was damaged. this is a clock that stops at 7:05, the moment when it got wet because the hurricane had blown off the roof. a sign is among things that were not

from shanghai down to beijing blue skies in situ on this rather more obviously some green which suggests rain and snow not far away if you look up into the into the mountains the east of the himalayas that is first signs of winter but until that you get a beautiful thirty one degrees in hong kong and twenty five in shanghai. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes up into the environment goes around the world. the sides are pushed on grounds that it's a very modern way to do poppy and we've made poisons the measure of progress. a little mystic relation. we're going to the man from act it should be your. circle of poison on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on our top stories to earthquake followed by a tsunami have devastated the central indonesian island of. four hundred people have been killed in the. rescue workers still haven't been able to reach many areas likely to be badly hurt donald trump has ordered an f.b.i. investigation into sexual allegations made against his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh that means the full senate on his confirmation will be delayed for at least a week and funerals are being held for the seven i

mountainous communities, kate. and this is likes areas of the piedmont into north carolina, into parts of the blue ridge, the shenandoahss is really, really critical. so this is going to be something that will probably continue to be tweaked in the next couple of hours and the next couple of days, as the system slows down. >> and tom, you mentioned houston. houston saw massive flooding last year when it was hit by hurricane harvey. how does that terrain there compare? >> houston has problems, kate. sometimes if you get a 5, 6, 7-inch rainfall, but that condition -- harvey was a named storm for almost a week. it was feeding off its own rainfall. this is different in pa way, because, yes, it is marshy and it may do that, with but some of these areas we're watching, from wilmington down to southport, you're looking 9 to 10-feet surge smooumoving into the area staends upward. the angle of the coastline is what's most detrimental to this part of the u.s. >> tom, thanks for laying it out, i really appreciate it. >>> "outfront" for us next, bracing for a national health crisis. how north carolina's pig farms could lead to a to

the blue is one inch of rain, the red is two inches of rain. if we get one to two inches of rain in the mountainsans, it won't take much to get flash flooding out of this. that includes the d.c. area. here's the timing on this mess. we start at 8:00 p.m. the -- 8:00 a.m. there's the rain from memphis to nashville up through areas of west virginia. during the day we take it northward. heavier rains back through the appalachians. as we wake up tomorrow morning, a soaking heavy rain right over new york city to hartford to albany and areas of new england through boston as we go throughout friday. there is some nice weather out there. areas like chicago, st. louis and oklahoma city are good. just too much rain. we haven't had a september like this in a long time on the east coast. very cloudy, warm and wet. >> if it's not raining, it's disgustingly humid. >>> global markets under pressure this morning after jerome powell and the federal reserve raise rates for the third time this year. >>> and a live report on whether rate hikes may be on the way. ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. so shark

blue sky. from san jose all the gilroy, s those clouds along the peninsula. we have cloud cover but then you can see of the santa cruz mountainrea, some higher elevations. the onshore breeze, 20 miles per hour. reporting a sustained wind at eight and a north breeze for you. >> getting into the second part of the morning, there is a lunchtime our we are mostly cloudy along our west facing beaches. we get into the afternoon and those clouds are pretty stubborn along the coastline so we will call for partly cloudy skies for our coastline. 70 in oakland, upper 80s for our warmer locations. that is a nice day for you there. here's a view of the extended forecast. temperatures will stay put as we get to your bay area wednesday, thursday. we do have a bit of a warm-up, a minor one but it is there friday into saturday. sunday is looking good. low 80s are around the bay and 60s at the coast. >> think you pick senate confirmation hearings are now underway in washington dc for president trump's choice for the supreme court. a lot of people think it is boring but anything but. 20+ protesters have been as out of the room. democrats are ho

blue, about three quarters of our neighborhoods cooler than we were this time yesterday. low to mid 50s throughout the south bay, 56 in san jose, 51 in campbell it just changed. the mountains the warmth lurking, los gatos 74, 48 in novato right now, 57 in san carlos and alameda and danville about 56. the coast 78 and sunshine today. very high uv index trying to stay cool this afternoon. at the beaches the sun is coming but we'll be in the 60s and a gorgeous afternoon and early evening on the bay. for the east bay we'll have 57 degrees this morning but look at that jump in temperature, 80 at noon, on our way into the 90s during the afternoon hours. little touch of summer. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. it is friday light in some areas. i know i've been telling you about crashes but we're lighter than average here at the bay bridge toll plaza and it took a while to get those metering lights on too. 5:42 the official time. as you can see pretty thin, not much of a backup into the maze and, of course, carpool lanes are cruising through without issues. we will enjoy the light areas where we have them. walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes, to san francisco 49 and northbound