and since the war started in dawn, boston east eastern ukraine. but now there is a full scale invasion invasion of russia and which is exactly on these day 6 small months ago, this invasion started. so it makes it double special for ukraine. and this year ukraine decided to to have no big events in the capital. keith, for security reasons, there will be no parade, something which ukrainians have been looking forward to. instead of there is a kind of a parade over over a shut down russian tanks or i'm heavy, heavy and ammunition on the central boulevard. trish attic and there are a lot of people going there watching those tangs touching them. people saying that they are very moved by the picture. ah, those tanks were captured during the fighting for key of 6 months ago. and keith was not captured at that time. and this is something that gives people strength here. i'll keep corresponded bowman gunter, ankle a quick look at some other stories making headlines. brazil's fall right, president valuables and adel has tried to allay fees. he'll try to ov

east. jerusalem is believed. a gunman targeted passengers on a boston and a car as well as pedestrians. police haven't rolled out the possibility of more than one shoot him. natasha can i'm has the lightest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still one. donald trump's lawyer signed the statements and june saying classified material that trump's florida home had been returned. that's according to the new york times. this statement would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from mar locker. will the author, salman rushdie, has been taken off a vin to lighter and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stabbed to new yor

dissect the media on al jazeera ah for 8 people have been injured as a gunman, targets of boston, occupied east jerusalem. it's believed to suspect remains on the rom ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from doha, also coming up. more questions for, for me you as president, donald trump, as fresh revelations emerge about classified documents found at his florida home this week. a man pleads not guilty to the attempted murder of salman rushdie. the writer remains in a critical condition after he was stabbed on stage in new york state. in an exclusive interview, senior taliban leader arms akani tells al jazeera how he sees the groups achievements and failures since seizing power in afghanistan almost a year ago. ah, 8 people have been injured in a shooting and occupied east jerusalem. it's believed the gunman targeted passengers on a bass under the car as well as pedestrians. the police haven't rolled out the possibility of more than one shooter. israeli forces a searching in the district of sil, one natasha. her name has the latest from occupied east jerusalem. this is really media is rep

is out there a life window, holes that coming up from 8 people in the gum until it gets to boston occupied east. jerusalem. a suspect has turned himself in critical call. go good set to leave ukraine. you and ship is being filled with grain bound for drought affected east africa. i'm going to smith in southwest france where the country's longest drought in living memory is leaving rivers dangerously low. ah. the star with breaking news from egypt, at least at 41 people have been killed in a far inside the church. the blaze was inside the i say, for an church, these life pictures, you can see the smoke still a rising from the roof of the church flames licking up near the tower of the church, 5000 worshippers said to be inside at the time. far as being blamed on an electrical phone, it's reported that it's time pete was followed as a result, will bring you more on that just as we get it here it out there. and we're breaking news from armenia. there's been an explosion at large market in the capital, you're event, setting up a fire and trapping people under rebel. the facts, news agencies cited ar

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ah, said people injured as a gunman opens far on a boston occupied east, jerusalem, a suspect has tied himself in. ah, hello mccloud, this is out there a life window also coming up. more questions for former u. s. president donald trump is new revelations emerge about classified documents, found that it's florida home this week. a man pleads not guilty to the attempted murder. salman rushdie, the severely injured writer, shows signs of improvement in hospital pakistan, marks 75 years since partition modern political deadlock. ah sir. and a man suspected of carrying out an attack unoccupied. east jerusalem has hunted himself over to police. 8 people are injured in the shooty on sunday morning. it's believe the gunman targeted passengers on a bus as well as protest trends. the police have not ruled out the possibility of another person being involved. let's across right away. heidi's truce in the tuscan . i'm standing by natasha. tell us more about what we know as will have this happened at 130 this morning on sunday at a parking lot near the western wall of the old city. police say that

ramping up for our louisiana around the new orleans area, some high temperatures for that east coast of the u. s. boston at 38, then we've got a line of some storm. so that's gonna flush out the heat and humidity around the great lakes had seen some flooding in honduras, says still get the showers, but for the capitol region to gucci gilba. i think it's going to be dry with a high of 27 degrees, persistent rain through that pacific coast of columbia and we've got a cold front sweeping across. so it's knocked down the temperatures in asencion porto la. great. you're next. do go from 22 degrees down to 17 degrees on friday, that you're up, they will soon. ah, the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. and we tween to the fair and democratic society between different revolution. the 1st of a 3 part series, i'll just say, well excludes the regional events, people and forces that shake the decade with our dreams were many we started with great dreams, ended up with sat, sat in the sixty's in the politics on out his era. lou ah, you're watching ill, j

east jerusalem. it's believe the gunman targeted passengers on boston and the car as well as pedestrians. police haven't ruled out the possibility of more than one shooter. natasha can, i'm has the latest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting, and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still one. donald trump's lawyer signed a statement and june signed classified material trumps florida. home had been returned this according to the new york times. this statement would be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from mara lago. the author, salman rushdie has been taken off of into lighter and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stabbed to new york. the ma

east. philly, new york, boston, get in on pretty oppressive temperatures as well. and of course we've seen this multiple times this summer now where we've had these large scale heatwaves take place. this one looks to be more short lived where temps climb up into the 90s, eventually drop back down into the 80s. new york city about 91 at its warmest on thursday, back down to 84 by saturday. boston touching 96 degrees come thursday. so again some element of relief quickly going to arrive here once we get into these very warm temperatures. des moines 100 on saturday, chicago impressive run from the southwest t 70s to the 80s and 90s and cooling down early next week. in the state of california, got to talk about the mckinney fire. the coverage of the fire only 56,000 acres. that is pretty large, but he want to show you how thingses have played out from saturday into sunday when this fire literally exploded in the expansion from 18,000 acres to 51,000 acres. but from sunday into monday, very little growth, almost no growth from monday into tuesday. all of this having do

ramping up for our louisiana around the new orleans area, some high temperatures for that east coast of the u. s. boston at 38. then we've got a line of some storm, so that's going to flush out the heat and humidity around the great lakes. had seen some flooding in honduras says still getting his showers, but for the capitol region to gucci gilba. i think it's going to be dry with a high of 27 degrees. persistent rain through that pacific coast of columbia and we've got a call front sweeping across. so it's knocked down the temperatures in asencion porto like great your next you go from 22 degrees down to 17 degrees on friday. that sharp they will cease him. ah, no place. and so i gone with say the press retreated of the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see the vacuum at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict of vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war cycle and caravel war hotels. on l. g 0, lou ah, ah, hello there, i'm associate a in durham that

into these we go some storms around the great lakes, but we're in the clear for that east coast of the us from boston to d. c. things are looking good. central america. heaviest falls of rain will be along that pacific coast and the border with mexico and guatemala and top end of south america. it's pretty quiet, but the winds are blowing in some showers toward the north east coast. brazil in eastern sections is wall south of this. it is all about the heat and associates. you're up to 33 on thursday. we'll get you even higher on saturday to 36 before it all comes crashing down on sunday. with the high have 18 degrees. cats are official airline of the journey. ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award bought now for your hero ah, this is.

an attack and occupied east jerusalem is handed himself and a police. 9 people were injured in the shooting on sunday morning as believe the gum and targeted passengers on a boston and a car as well as pedestrians. natasha going i'm has the lightest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting, and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have been reading several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still one. donald trump's lawyer signed a statement in june saying classified material at trump's florida. home had been returned that according to the new york times, the statement would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from mar lago. the author, salman rushdie has been taken off a ventilator and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stabbed to new york. the man arrested for att

ramping up for louisiana around the new orleans area, some high temperatures for that east coast of the u. s. boston at 38, and we've got a line of some storm. so that's going to flush out the heat and humidity around the great lakes, had seen some flooding in honduras, says still get nas showers, but for the capitol region to gucci galka, i think it's going to be dry with a high of 27 degrees. persistent rain through that pacific coast of columbia and we've got a cold front sweeping across. so it's knocked down the temperatures and asencion porto like great, you're next to go from 22 degrees down to 17 degrees on friday that you're up. they will soon. ah, they watch us, they gather evidence with so can we? merican cypher activists develops an app used in brazil to monitor the police. we have more cameras than they do because where the people, a bigger brother rebel peaks on are just either way.

unfortunately, the trend for the hot weather and success of five or six days in boston, over 95 degrees continues while much of the eastring. we are in our zone of comfort. we've got low-pressure pin wheeling here. high pressure to the used and we've got low clouds, fog, comfortable nights. a couple of degrees milder with low 60's in san leandro. santa rosa 52 this morning and the ocean temperature is warm. that is allowing for partly to mostly cloudy skies and the warmer start this morning. if we get the wind off the water and water in the 50's, that has not been the case. wins in the city toward rio vista, the breeze will pick up the afternoon. the cloud deck wants to push further inland but retreats for folsom line bush sunshine. san mateo through san mateo, by wednesday we see a warm up and thursday perhaps high clouds. high pressure will build in and we will see a return of the 90's, that's what we should be seeing in our inland valley. the winds will be up to 20 or 25 miles per hour through the afternoon, our sea breeze keeping temperatures in the 70's and 80's for most. antioch only 84. even when we warm up, num

. >>> on to boston, the last place red sox made quick work of the al east-leading yankees. er two hours to win the shortest game between these two teams since 1994. boston starter michael waka on the mound in fenway for the first time in almost seven weeks when he comes back from a shoulder injury and limited new york to a pair of singles in seven quick innings and you're seeing a two-run homerun in the sixth with devers, and sox win 2-0 and take the series two out of three and this is mind you the first series win against an american league east team all year. >>> the yankees still hold a double digit lead in the division but they have lost nine of their last 11 and have been under.500 over the last 50 games, and getting a little concerned. red sox you can see, still two games under.500. and in seventh in the race for the al wildcard spots, and four and a half games out. we will see if they have a run in them. and lastly, a simply devastating loss in the stands, on the south side of chicago, ballpark cameras capturing, a young fan as his hot dog flips out of the bun and rig

thursday and to these we go some storms around the great lakes, but we're in the clear that east coast of the us from boston to d. c. things are looking good. central america or heavy is falls of rain will be along that pacific coast and the border with mexico and guatemala and south end of south america. it's pretty quiet, but the winds are blowing in some showers toward the northeast coast to brazil in eastern sections as well. south of this, it is all about the heat in its on see on your up to 33 on thursday. we'll get you even higher on saturday to 36 before it all comes crashing down on sunday with a high have 18 degrees. jeff, by the facts, were at the midway point of the use austell to come on the program. a police chief in texas is fired because of his bush handling of a deadly school shooting at his fort raphael nadal gives the real crowd a taste of wants to come up. next week's us open. ah ah, ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption. excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou. ah ah. hello again. adrian finnegan here in though. how about the news out from al jazeera, the h

into these we go some storms around the great lakes, but we're in the clear for that east coast of the us from boston to d. c. things are looking good. central america or heavy is falls of rain will be along that pacific coast and the border with mexico and guatemala and top end of south america. it's pretty quiet, but the winds are blowing in some showers toward the northeast coast to brazil in eastern sections as well. south of this, it is whole about the heat and it's also on europe to $33.00 on thursday. we'll get you even higher on saturday to 36 before it all comes crashing down on sunday with a high of 18 degrees. ah, ah, ah, ah . the oppression of an ethnic minority and man, mom goes back many jenkins. the intention was to make sure that ra henders were no longer entitled to either a basic bright, or citizenship right. al jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after a hinge and me and my exiled on now to sierra lew ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. this are the russian, that house operation nuclear plant in southern ukraine has bee

. >>> right now, nearly 80 million people along the east coast are under heat advisories. including in bostonadelphia, and washington, d.c. meanwhile check out these new images from nasa. these are global temperatures in july and they show record-breaking temperatures are everywhere. meteorologist jennifer gray joins us now with more. so obviously these temperatures bring drought conditions. where wru seeing that. >> we've seen drought conditions in the west and over the summer we've seen the drought build across the south and now we're starting to see the drought build across the northeast where the beginning of the summer we were only in 2% drought. now we're at 25% drought monitor released today. so it is a two-fold problem. weave had a lack of rainfall but also the heat has been a huge contributing factors to the drought and miserable conditions across the country. over 70% of the u.s. population will be above 90 degrees over the next several days. look at all of that red. really just the west coast is escaping the heat. we're seeing temperatures that are going to feel like the triple-dig

kate, this heat is once again expected to quickly spread east, bringing record breaking highs to the midwest, great plains and as far away as boston and new york by as soon as midweek kate >> gadi, thank you >>> tonight, we are remembering bill russell, who passed away today he was one of the greatest basketball players ever but he didn't just break barriers on the court. george solis has more on his remarkable life >> there's a difference between being proud and having pride. >> reporter: it wasn't just because of his height that bill russell towered over everyone else. he was a force to be reckoned with both on -- >> the only really important thing is to try and win every game >> reporter: -- and off the court. >> i was here when martin luther king made this speech >> reporter: decades after retiring, he still dominates the record books with more championships than any other player in any sport. two ncaa championships. one gold medal and an astonishing 11 nba titles in 13 years with the boston celtics. >> in the lane, russell dunks. >> reporter: winning the last two as the team's coach the first black coach in any major u.s. spo

east jerusalem has handled himself into police 9 people were injured by the gun. the fire on sunday morning. it's believe the gunman targeted passengers on a boston and a car as well as pedestrians. natasha can, i'm has the lightest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have been rating several homes in a palestinian neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem called still juan. donald trump's lawyer assigned to statements and june signed classified material trumps florida. home had been returned. that's according to the new york times. the statement would be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from mara lago. the author, salman rushdie has been taken off of in to lighter and has regained the ability to speak one day after he was stabbed to new york. the man arrested

big contrast in the east, still sticky this morning, new york city, boston seeing rain right now andmidity levels coming down throughout the day and looking at a nice next few days with temperatures in the low 80s. 70s on friday in boston. jonathan? >> those san francisco temperatures really grab my eye there. their summers there can be in the 60s and 70s. triple digits they're not ready for that. michelle groezman, thank you so much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," a police officer attacked on january 6th testifies against three men who took part in the capitol riot. we'll take a look at what went on in court yesterday. >>> plus, the latest from ukraine as nuclear inspectors head over to a russian-held power plant amid growing concerns of an atomic accident. >>> we'll also have more on the latest in the doj filing in the mar-a-lago raid. "way too early" will be right back. a-lago raid. "way too early" wille bright back power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentimen

east right? it's just near boston. good to see you guys. thanks. i want to. as i read this book, i read a lot about the book before the we saw the book because you guys were very skillful at disseminating some nuggets there. that would be enticing to people but well, let me ask you about that first. i mean my fundamental point is this book is so much bigger than the things that we read that were kind of exclusive sort of scoops the narrative of what's going on in our country and what went on in 2020 and i guess into this this year was was really really deep and wonderfully written but how much pressure are you under when you write a book like this to produce things that nobody else has scoops that will i see you rolling your eyes. no, i'm not. i mean, i think they're about alex. oh, i think it's rolling his eyes at you. well, first off, let me just say thank you to the university of chicago to the iop. you are our friend at former college jennifer steinhauer and to david for for hosting us here. it's a thrill to be back in hyde park. there's certainly pressur

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east of the creation capitals. i grabbed the vehicle that slipped off the road. carried dozens of polish pilgrims. they were traveling to be roman catholic shrine, south in boston. japan is marking the 77th anniversary of the nuclear attack on hiroshima. the u. s. dropped the wealth 1st atomic bomb on 6th august 1945 in the final days of world war 2. the explosion destroyed the city and killed 140000 people. a texas court has ordered a conspiracy theorist alex jones to be nearly $50000000.00 in damages. jones falsely claimed a 2012 school shooting sandy hook. new england was a hoax. parents who lost the child, sued him for defamation. sandra, who was one of the worst school shootings in us history. anytime in china is continuing with its largest ever military exercises around ty, one, the island says the drills appear to be a simulation of an attack. besides, their military maneuvers are relations between b gene and washington have nose dived since you as how speaker nancy pelosi visited high one earlier this week. pensions in that i one street have put the region on the edge. this is the 1st time the chinese military drills have beacon place so close to the se

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because you can't go through new york or you can't go through boston because of air traffic control problems? >> reporter: well let's talk about the eastst, which is a heavily traveled route. the jacksonville atc center did have some staffing problems. the faa said that they have worked on filling that in, back filling and getting it up to staff. but, you know, it takes one person to call in sick and try to get somebody else. so it appears that the atc or the air traffic control system is now properly staffed. but again, there are still pilots complaining about that. so, there is a lot of different stories here. all i know is that as a customer, and i fly a lot, it is difficult to make your plans on what you're going to do and sometimes you now have to fly a day in advance to try to get to where you need rather than flying the day of because your just not sure what is going to happen with going to airport. it feels like it is a gamble. let me just check the numbers one more time, because i'm just -- i'm baffled by this. it is like watching the stock change. now up to 393. 393 canceled. >> and that is every time, a canceled plane. that

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east of havana. several firefighters are missing. more than 70 people reported hurt. >>> dangerous summer heat is spreading across the u.s. today bostonaked, hitting a record 97 degrees. at least 82 million people are under heat alerts from the atlantic coast to midwest plains. the weather is also extreme in the west. jonathan vigliotti is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: one of the hottest and driest regions in america was hit by a rare monsoon. that triggered historic flash flooding in and around california' death valley national park. rescues after a thousand people were trapped inside. mudflows damaged some 60 cars. as of tonight, there were no reports of injuries. around an inch and a half of rain was dumped in one day. that's about 75% of the region's annual total. kentucky's appalachian mountains already struggling to recover from earlier flash flooding that left 37 dead are facing torrential rains again. president biden and the first lady will survey the damage on monday. the powerful storms in the northeast and midwest are disrupting flights nationwide delaying at least 3,000 flights and canceling more than 600. in ariz

he went on to play for the boston celtics winning 11 nba championships. still to come and dine as shooting at an east bay. jim leaves one person dead. 3 other people injured. what officials say led to that daily deadly incident. >> and the san jose police union raising the alarm about chronic under staffing in the department by the city says they're doing all they can to stay at full strength. and the vice president made a trip to the bay area today what kamala harris had to say about abortion rights while in san francisco. vice president kamala harris is praising california leaders for protecting abortion rights and slamming leaders of other states for doing the opposite. yes, you made those comments at san francisco's fairmont hotel this afternoon during a meeting with state leaders. >> our kron four's dan kerman was there. >> but we have seen around the country. are extremist so-called leaders who are passing designed to criminalize health care providers and punish women. laws that are being passed. but make no exception for rape or incest. vice president kamala harris attacked leaders of states a

those are markets where we're seeing more adjustment on the east coast we are still seeing a significant outward interest from metros like boston metro, new york city, washington, d.c., and so that is why the northeastern markets are generally doing quite well really just depends on where you are in the country, which of those trends you'll be following. >> all right it is regional they used to say. danielle, thanks for joining us today. danielle hale with realtor.com. >>> coming up the latest economic data out of china suggests a changing of the guard could be on the horizon. neil ferguson joins us with a key indicator he is watching and what it means for the future of the world's second largest economy. >>> plus the retail earnings parade continues with target, lowe's, and tj max' parent company on deck. can they keep up the momentum? technology lets autonomous vacuums work continuously around the house, but when your team has to work seamlessly around the world... you need more than technology. you need cdw who can help transform your organization with built for performance lenovo thinkpads. pre-configured for management fle

boston red sox, right? you don't want to be 13 1/2 games back in the al east, do you?a season's success based on whether or not the yankees win the world series. right now what we see is since the all-star break, the yankees have the second worst in the break. they had the best record in the american league before the all-star break. my question, phil, do you need to take the field? i know you were in fact a baseball player back in the day. i believe we have a nice photo of you, there it is right there. >> wow. >> we're making tv history here. i think they may need you. if you need to suit up, take the field for them. >> harry, the size of my neck in that photo, does that intimidate? would that be helpful on the field in the bronx, like maybe that would help the yankees just generally? >> it could certainly distract some people. that i think is most important. i just want to note one little last slide here which is, you may be upset, but i think most people are actually with me on this, because we ran a poll a few years ago at 538 and what we found was that most people

east texas through the lower mississippi valley, extensive flooding will be dangerous. meantime, in the northeast, we need rain but could see delays at the airports from new york to boston. be careful out there. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, new concern about the future of the movie theater industry. >>> also ahead, there's an alert this morning for dog owners. the mysterious virus blamed for killing at least 30 dogs. >>> and why the so-called partying prime minister criticized for partying at a nightclub may now have the last nightclub may now have the last laugh. who says you can't get everything you want? like going for bold without going broke... and staying true to your taste while staying on budget. who says rising costs means lowering the bar? settling? no need. get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx where you can always afford to be you to the maxx frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? tj maxx align women's probiotic naturally helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. plus, it supports vaginal health. it's recommended by gastroenterologists two-times more than any o

up and down the east coast, the stories now, soaring temperatures and storms at boston's logan internationaland in washington, d.c., the heat index climbed all the way to 105 as there was a lightning strike right across from the white house. we've now learned two people have been killed. two other criticly. the two who died, a 75 and 76-year-old couple visiting from wisconsin. it seems like more lightning strikes this year, there have been. 11 killed, three other critically injured this week. back to you. >> thank you. stay cool. appreciate it. >>> the fate of wnba star brittney griner could depend now on high-level talks about a possible prisoner exchange with russia. a russian judge convicted griner on drug charges yesterday. sentenced her to nine years in prison. griner made an emotional plea for leniency just before that verdict. she said she accidentally packed cannabis oil vaping cartridges when she traveled to russia in february. secretary of state antony blinken will be talking with his russian counterpart about a swap to free both griner and accused american spy paul whelan. >>> in

boston sports. i thought just fortune for south africa's cricket captain in the 1st test against english promotion ah, an east 32 people have been killed in a powerful explosion at a mosque in the afghan capital. it happened during evening prayers in cobble on wednesday. the tory gate and b has the details were portable. this mosque and cobble was packed with people. when a bomb exploded, a prominent cleric, malvina, mere mohammed koobooley, was killed in the attack. so were many of his students when the machine, the rose, it was evening. pray time and i was attending the prayers with others when the explosion happened. it was a very powerful blast inside the mosque. many people were martyred and wounded. all that some of the victims were brought to this hospital, which is run by an italian humanitarian organization. from the blast we received vain. papa 35 missions, ma'am duet dead on arrival. one died in our emergency room 8th received their treatment and were there later on discharged while 24 hour admitted in our hospital . mainly dangerous are due to the shell and burden. outside the hospital, relatives

east. we expense to see more intense nor'easter, these winter storms that bring huge snowfalls to cities like washington, d.c., bostonend of the scale. >> the road would become extraordinarily slippery. there would be mudslides, the l.a. river would start overflowing and become more of a raging river as opposed to the dry little stream that it mostly is right now. the infrastructure of california, if they were to get something like a month-long superstorm and all of that rain and the "new york times" has a predictor, some visual aides on what it would look like, how does the infrastructure hold up to, this the dams, the levees, et cetera? >> it's a real threat. especially during el nino years, in '98 i was at a conference and it was one of the wettest winter they had seen in northern california, in part because of el nino where it moves the jet streams into california one after the next. that's a very rare event. we've seen that happen in extreme years. what this study is showing these sorts of events could become common place. those trains of storm after storm sometimes called the pineapple express, all of this mois

boston has been 90 so humidity just makes it worse. had a little bit of that muggy feel but nothing like the east coast.e out there today. enjoy this sunshine in. cool feel. well, we've got it because we've got one more day in the 90's inland and then a slight cool down into the weekend. even more of a cool down into early next week. we're sitting right now is with just a little bit of cloud cover at the coastline. the rest of the bay area, nothing but sun and under the sun shiny conditions. temperatures are wasting no time warming up. san mateo redwood city, san jose, dublin livermore, concord, just a few of our 70's, brent, with all the way up at 79 already a little on the cooler side for santa rosa, berkeley and san francisco still in the low 60's timber on one of our only spots in the upper 50's. i've got the rest of your forecast. still to come back to you darya. it's 9.30 in the east bay. oakland. police are trying to track down a group of burglars who broke into a number of shops in little saigon. >> they targeted a strip mall on international boulevard proffer. dan thorn has more. >> in just und

boston dynamics. the city says it's their latest pursuit of non lethal alternatives. this video was filmed at leo ryan part with spot. you know, he's walking around kind of scare in the east. as you can see, the robot doesn't hurt to ages gives them a little scared. i mean, heck of a soft spot out there at probably be scared, run only 2. well, the last blockbuster on earth. i believe i'm saying this is bringing up 90's nostalgia with its iconic blue and yellow move east of local rich demuro takes a trip down memory lane in this morning's tech smart. take a look. >> selfies outside smiles inside. i'm having flashbacks of my this is the last blockbuster still operating today in bend, oregon. everything is exactly the same as it was. you know, 20 years ago, sandi harding is general manager. the store still rent movies, but just even just to which, you know, you got to have her daughter. and ironically bend is a city with an emphasis on outdoor activities. people a lot of times the kids because we have terrible wi-fi. that must be why we don't have we have a blockbuster still, which is not the case. all you have to step inside here for a minute. and the memories just come flo

east. but what i was most interested in was american history and culture in the second out of the 19th century. i was thinking of boston and stuff like that and then i got a shovel northwestern and came out here and looked around and said, >> you said oh my god a treasure trove. >> this is where the late 19th century happened. >> did you know much about chicago in its history before coming out? >> no, very little. and i said, i was teaching a very heavy load but they gave me a free course market are wanted in the spring. and i wanted to teach a course on chicago literature. and, someone i don't remember the exact way it happened but someone said i should talk to your father. and somehow, this was before the internet and email, next thing i knew he was, various. . >> it, dad i'm sorry. your book is better. >> and i was sitting upstairs somewhere at the chicago press club, and he said ordered the chicken salad and the pineapple. it is the only thing that is edible here. and he just enthused and he gave me the most important thing a person like me could have, which is what can i say, he validated my thing. and i taught th

east. we've talked about some of the thunderstorms that are expected to move in across the northeastern part of the united states. yes, for boston, washington, d.c., acfternoon and evening thunderstorms could produce brief and heavy rainfall. but also there is an upper level disturbance that is bringing in lots of return moisture for the gulf of mexico. so some of the rainfall here down to mid land, texas, some of that rainfall could be substantial and the ground is hard packed because of the extreme drought. and here comes a frontal system sweeping across the northeast in new england, further south it kind of dries out a little bit, but we'll expect a few showers here as well. and then high pressure moves in and then those temperatures are still going to be back up there again. so this is the overall weather pattern. frontal system across the eastern sea board could see strong to severe storms in the northeast. be aware of that as you travel on the roads. also for some of the flights. back to you. >> not much relief for now, is there. karen, thank you very much. >>> pakistani officials say deadly and widespread flooding has cau

east hampton, strong gusts knocked down multiple trees and power lines. authorities say there were no reports of injuries. the risk of severe weather continues for other parts of new england includes bostonport, connecticut. in mississippi, jackson residents may have to leave. the pearl river is expected to crest well above flood stage. the mayor says those in flood-prone areas should be ready to evacuate within 48 hours. derek, what are you seeing? >> yeah, kim, there's a lot of water flowing downstream from the local tributaries, a lot of that going into the pearl river, which bisects the city of jackson, the capital of mississippi, the most populated area of mississippi as well. can you see the flood warnings ongoing, following the length of the river across this region and some of the localized rivers within southern portions of louisiana and miss msissippi. it's all because of this. even eastern texas, we know that we've been seeing the pictures and we've seen the imagery coming out of the area. the flooding that people have had to contend with this week has been severe. and now the water's got to go somewhere, right? water seeks its own level, and it is going to flow through the pe

boston. one quarter of the population from san diego to seattle. one side looking out at the asian tigers in china. the other on the eu. more integrated east coast with europe and asia than it is with dayton or bakersfield. all of this in this room are perhaps some of them have skills that were transferable to a market that grew from 300 million to 7 billion. it hit me when i wrote an article it was about 2004 and all the sudden peopleea started e-mailing relatively new about the article from south korea. how do semi from south korea read somebody from selma? it does not make any sense. all this and he started to notice when they signed a book contract something that had been irrelevant before, foreign sales all the sudden this addition, this edition, this edition. in a finance, law, insurance, media, professional sports. look at the los angeles lakers but most of the income if it doesn't already come from china franchise. and so their attitude was we are uniquely qualified through education, temperament, zip code or the professions that we are to have this market and more money came in that anywhere in history of civilization from 2000 to

off a 3-0 loss in boston on sunday, and the yankees were unable to provide any run support for ace garrett cole. and giving up one run in central field. the 4-0 loss drops the al eastce the all-star break and they're well under .500 in the last 50 games of the season. not the time of the year to be slumping. >>> the cross town mets did not fair much better against the braves in the atlanta. contreras and rosario, back-to-back runs in the second inning. and the defending champion braves beat the mets 13-1 last night. for their seventh straight win. and atlanta just won't go away. they've moved to within four and a half games of new york for the national league east league. >>> to los angeles, a setback for the dodgers who have the best record in baseball right now. they had been hoping to have right-hander walker buehler back in time for the playoffs. that's not going to happen. he has been out since june with an elbow injury will undergo season ending surgery next week. the first team to 80 wins in season in milwaukee, after beating the brewers 4-0678 the dodgers are in a stunning 20-4 since the all-star break. >>> a collision in the mariners outfield allowed for a

east hampton, strong gusts knocked down multiple trees and power lines. authorities say there were no reports of injuries. the risk for severe weather continues for other parts of new england including bostonississippi officials are urging some jackson residents to get ready to leave ahead of more heavy rain and flooding. national weather service says the pearl river which runs through the heart of jackson is expected to crest at 36 feet tuesday, well above flood stage. jackson's mayor says those in flood-prone areas should be ready to evacuate within 48 hours. go now to cnn meteorologist derek van dam. plenty of worries there in mississippi. what are you seeing? >> well, all that water that fell this week, kim, it has to go somewhere. it's making its way from the local tributaries, the local streams into the larger river, like the pearl river that goes through the heart of jackson. and unfortunately that water is going to crest as it accumulates all the watter from the surrounding areas. that's where we're going to start to see the localized flash -- localized flooding in and around the jackson area this week. now, you can see the amount of rain we've had since sunday. incredible amounts.

the connected east coast businessmen would discover her including her future husband george putnam of putnam publishing and they would put amelia earhart on a seaplane sitting in boston harbor flown by men. plane that was going to be going across the atlantic. you know on this first flight amelia had no job but to sit behind the two men who were at the controls and take notes. for a book that she would write for george putnam if they made it if they survived. of course they do. see plane lands safely in the water off the coast of wales. june 1928 by the time they opened the door of that plane and amelia steps out. she's already become one of the most famous women in the world. but to her enduring credit amelia knew that what she had done in that flight was really nothing. as she would say that summer. i was just a sack of potatoes on that plane. i was cargo. and she would spend the rest of what would be a very short life. just nine years in the spotlight. making bold flights in an answer to her critics. it would surprise us to think about it now, but even amelia earhart. had critics ruth nichols was a daughter of wall street wealth born on the upper east side in new