hurricane norbert pounded pishing villages and damaged more than a thousand homes in baja, california peninsula today. still, the winds caused high tides and made for great waves in san diego. norbert is expected to bring more heavy rain and it could have an affect on the bay area. drew is tracking the storm. >> and norbert, like you said, is a tropical storm. it is continueing to weaken. we're still going to see effects on our weather locally. live doppler 7 hd will show you all is clear across the bay area. norbert' rain is already reaching parts of the united states. you see parts of arizona. there is cause for concern that we could have flash flooding. we do notice a couple showers developing. unfortunately, we're not going to get any rain from norbert. we'll talk about what he'll bring to our weather forecast when i see you with the seven-day. >>> tuesday marks four years since the pg&e pud line explosi explosion. officials plan to update the public. they'll also discuss steps to improve pipeline safety statewide. it killed eight people and injured 66 others. they now face a $1.4 billion f

es decir, cuando la penÍnsula de baja california apenas tiene 100 km de ancho. n el comitÉ nacional de de emergencias en el centro de prevenciÓn de desastres que trabajara para prevenir las afectaciones del huracÁn odile. el oleaje que causarÁ el huracÁn odile sobre las costas de baja california sur serÁ uno de los factores destructivos mÁs importantes que deja el fenÓmeno, el cual estÁ clasificado como devastador. una vez que odile estÉ sobre la penÍnsula de baja california, el sector suroeste de los estados unidos se verÁ afectado por el impacto del huracÁn dejando caer lluvias intensas principalmente en los estados de arizona, nuevo mÉxico y california. regresamos contigo al estudio, arantxa. >> muchas gracias, alejandro. estaremos muy pendientes. y hablando de sistemas de baja presiÓn, la tormenta tropical edouard se convirtiÓ en el cuarto de la temporada. alcanzÓ vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 80 millas por hora. el huracÁn no presenta peligro para la poblaciÓn. las autoridades no emitieron ninguna alerta de vigilancia o aviso por el paso de edouard. >> otro

even ber mthis hurricane hit tha california peninsula. hurricane odile.ing but it's a category 3 hurricane. we still have 2 1/2 months left of hurricane season but we're more than halfway through and into the end of november, november 30th. for tonight, though, cool with more clouds moving in overnight. 60 for the low in philadelphia. 53 areas north and west. still a cool night, just not as cool as last night. the early showers, gradualç clearing as we go through the afternoon hours. sunshine moving in, 73 to 76 for the high tomorrow afternoon. as we go into wednesday, thursday and friday, temperatures stay near the low 70s. look at that stretch of sunshine lasting all the way into the weekend. saturday, a little bit warmer. 77 degrees, sunday around 80, a few more clouds move in. looks pretty good for the eagles game. >>> urban outfitters is at the center of a sweatshirt controver controversy. >> reporter: urban outfitters has done it again, put out a product that's offended a lot of people. we'll show it to you, you can decide if they made an honest mi

it's bringing a lot of heavy rain to the mostly sparsely populated areas in the baja california peninsula. we think the core may remain intact to some extent and make the way to parts of arizona and also new mexico later this week. it's wednesday night and we start to see the rain coming up toward tucson, perhaps into phoenix and thursday morning we find more of the same. when we look at the model heavy rain potential here. we're talking about 3, 4 inches of rain possibly in the areas. that certainly could be enough to cause some flash flooding. >> karl, thank you. >>> a hollywood actress handc f handcuffed and allegedly mistaken for a prostitute. danielle is speaking out about when she said and her boyfriend went through when they were detained. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. i have $40,ney do you have in yo

hurricane norberpounding fishing villages and damaging more than thousand homes in mexico's baja california peninsula today before being downgraded to a tropical storm. stl, the storm's 50-mile plus winds caused high tides and made for great wavesn san dieg norbert is expected to bring more heavy rain to the baja desert anthe american southwest and could have an efct on the bay area. drew tuma has been tracking the storm. not rain for us, right? >> unfortunately, chges in our sky conditions over the next 24 hours, but where norbt is right now it's not bringing us any changes to the afternoon or evening forecast. live doppler 7hd, a clean sweep but look at the moisture getting pushed north from norbert, from los angeles, san diego, las vegas, gtting downpours that artrain over the same location, bringing some flooding scenarios portions of nevada and california. the red boxes underneath the showers are flashflo warnings, where roadways ha been taken over by water. so, flooding is a major concern with norbert also some beach hazard until late tomorrow. south-facing beaes along california, waves to be t

could be bringing scattered showers across the the baja, california peninsula. so a very short break in the recovery process could get hinders. so tucson into albuquerque. these are areas with very high risk of flash floods. out across the bigger picture, not talking about much with severe thunderstorms. perhaps a little bit of thunderstorms in the golf states and an incoming system will pound the northwest with showers. but lessening rain across northern california where the wildfires are still raging. out here in europe, we are still seeing a spiral of clouds. that's going to be linger here for throughout the weekend. on and off showers continuing across spain and france and thunderstorms capable of popping up throughout the work weekend. the weekend. ads for scotland, this is going to be your forecast. so if you're going to be out there, maybe on and off showers but mostly cloudy for your boatiboat ing day. now for the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >>> a movem

to the south of mexico could intensify to hurricane and then pascal kal pe necalifornika -- california peninsula next several days. here's your forecast. >>> and that's it for this hour on "newsline." on behalf of our >> 1:00 p.m. and harris. get you are watching "france 24." we have all the international news for you. headlines today -- not guilty of murder. oscar pistorius has been cleared of deliberately killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp by a court in south africa. he is still facing culpable homicide charges though. that judgment continues. we will degrade and ultimately destroy them -- barack obama outlined his strategy for taking on the islamic state. but it could take time to eradicate them. two major banks threatened

dominio territorial que tiene este ciclÓn abarca 700 km de diÁmetro, es decir que cuando la penÍnsula de baja californiacias en el centro nacional eurovisiÓn de desastres que trabaja para prevenir las afectaciones del huracÁn odille. >> el oleaje que provocarÁ será uno de los factores destructivos mÁs importantes que deja el fenÓmeno el cual estÁ clasificado como devastador. una vez que estÉ sobre la penÍnsula de baja california en el sudoeste de estados unidos dejarÁ caer lluvias intensas en los estados de arizona, nuevo mÉxico y california. regresamos a estudio. >> estaremos muy pendientes al avance de la tormenta. y hablando de sistemas de baja presiÓn en la tormenta edward se convirtiÓ en el cuarto huracÁn de la temporada en el atlÁntico. centro nacional de huracanes dijo que alcanza sus vientos mÁximos en 80 millas por hora los meteorÓlogos indicaron que el huracÁn no presenta por momento peligro para la poblaciÓn. las autoridades no emitieron ningÚn alerta por el paso de eduardw aunque prevÉn su fortalecimiento en las prÓximas 48 horas. >> otro escÁndalo sacude la justicia mÉxico, un tribunal dejÓ

located about 200 miles south of mexico's baja california peninsula. >> james:norbert is packing sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. >> james:its expected to reach the southern tip of the peninsula sometime today and run parallel to the coast friday. >> erica: for details on the sunshine and whether heading into the weekend coming up. >> james:new this morning, president obama has arrived in wales for the start of today's nato summit. >> james:world leaders are there for two days of talks. top of mind is the rise of the islamic state group isis who recently killed two american journalists. >> james:president obama and british prime minister david cameron may suggest nato play a role in containing the militants. >> james:leaders are also expected to talk about the crisis in ukraine and the drawdown of combat forces in afghanistan. >> james:meanwhile, the families of james foley and steven sotloff have given statements of support for one another. >> james:and the obama administration speaks very clearly about what it has in store for isis. andrew spencer reports. >> reporter: going beyond

norbert pounding fishing villages and damaging more than a thousand homes in mexico's baja california peninsula today before being downgraded to a tropical storm. still, the storm's 50-mile plus winds caused high tides and made for great waves in san diego. norbert is expected to bring more heavy rain to the baja desert and the american southwest and could have an effect on the bay area. drew tuma has been tracking the storm. not rain for us, right? >> unfortunately, changes in our sky conditions over the next 24 hours, but where norbert is right now it's not bringing us any changes to the afternoon or evening forecast. live doppler 7hd, a clean sweep but look at the moisture getting pushed north from norbert, from los angeles, san diego, las vegas, getting downpours that are train over the same location, bringing some flooding scenarios portions of nevada and california. the red boxes underneath the showers are flashflood warnings, where roadways have been taken over by water. so, flooding is a major concern with norbert also some beach hazard until late tomorrow. south-facing beaches along ca

concerned about maybe some tropical storm force winds down toward the southern tip of the baja, california, peninsulaso looking out for that possibility. but it will weaken from a storm intensifying into a hurricane and then back down to a tropical storm as we head into the weekend. mexico city staying wet because of the wet setup with dolly, house within a chance for rain, also into atlanta you'll be seeing a chance for rain on our wednesday. wrapping things up with a look at east asia. you notice a lot of cloud cover over the korean peninsula, already 100 millimeters of rainfall has fallen in this area, and that is continuing to spread toward the east. so western japan, and hokkaido into northern japan you'll be seeing the rain falling as we go throughout thursday, and then eventually by the weekend in the kanto plains you'll be seeing the rainfall as the front pushing toward the east. you'll see the rain in seoul. also back toward the west the monsoonal front continues to be a big problem. chongqing a high of 24. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline

but still tropical storm watches and warnings are posted for parts of the baja california peninsula.t will move toward the west and stay as a tropical storm and weaken as we go towards next week. we're looking out for the possible ilgt of some strong storms into the weekend because of a cold front pushing toward the east and also up into the northeast. seeing some nice, pleasant temperatures for the afternoon but look out for frost advisories because of the overnight lows falling to around freezing. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm miki yamamoto from tokyo. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. gg99Ññwçç a and provide support to the reiki authorities, the iraqi soldiers and the kurdish officials. under no circumstances, will there be french troops on the ground. involvedch planes are in full coordination with iraqi authorities and our international allies in order to weaken the terrorists. , the parliament will be informed of these operations.

hurricane odile, a large and powerful storm, slammed into the southern end of mexico's baja california, peninsulathe storm made landfall near cabo san lucas, a popular tourist destination. it's dangerous storm with sustained winds of 120 miles per hour. 30,000 tourists, most of them tourists, hunkered down in shelters. >>> this morning two wildfires are burning out of control in california, the worst near bass lake, a popular recreation area, burned 21 buildings. about 1,000 residents evacuated. the courtney fire began yesterday afternoon and burned 300 acres. further north a wildfire east of sacramento forced the evacuation of more than 130 homes. >> baltimore ravens running back ray rice will reportedly appeal his indefinite suspension for domestic violence. espn says rice could make his case as early as today. as brian webb reports, the rice case was just the start of bad week for the nfl that has the league scrambling to salvage its image. >> reporter: the carolina's greg hardy became the third nfl player bench in a week an hour before sunday's game zenagainste detroit lions. he's appealing a

the storm is expected to pass by the baja, california peninsula and lose strength but it's already dumpingore rain on an area that's still trying to recover from hurricane odile. the hurricane hit nearly a week ago and left towns without power or water. this morning, the red cross is helping flood victims in northwest texas. they're dealing with a lot of rain there. heavy rainfall led to flash flooding in pecos yesterday. then a 15 miff mi-mile dam on t river gave way and made the flooding worse. more rain is expected there today. >>> it's not rain they're dealing with in northern california. it's wildfires. this weekend, crews are checking to see how many homes have been damaged or destroyed by this massive wildfire. gusty winds have been making it very difficult for the nearly 5,000 firefighters battling the so-called king fire. it's already burned more than 125 square miles. it's only 10% contained. thousands of homes have been evacuated. a 37-year-old man has been charged with setting this fire. he's pleaded not guilty. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney

that's the continued cloud cover as odile weakness heading to the baja, california, peninsula, but spreading deep moisture in. heavy rain much like with norberg just a week or two ago. likely flooding through late week. back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> breaking overnight, the taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on nato led forces in afghanistan. three troops were killed and five wounded when a suicide attacker set off a car bomb next to a military convoy in kabul near the u.s. embassy. the u.s. has not released the nationalities of the victims. >>> and the first step against i.s.i.s. terrorists without congressional approval. >> and it's the first strategy, and tahman bradley has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the iraqis asked for help, so an aircraft was redirected. this comes as the u.s. races to track down the i.s.i.s. members responsible for executing westerners. america's new offensive against islamic state militants is underway. the u.s. launching air strikes against an i.s.i.s. target south of baghdad, aiding security forces that have come unde

it flooded mexico's baja california peninsula and prompted thousands of evacuations today.so toppled trees, knocked out electricity in the resort area of los cabos. the u.s. national hurricane center says norbert has maximum sustained winds near 115 miles per hour. i feel like i'm stepping on the toes of meteorologist rob mayeda. lets get to him right now. . that was the maximum strength we saw the storm during the afternoon. it did get up to 1 with 15 miles per hour. now that it is moving into cooler water, it is dropping off big time in strength. still pushing swell towards the beaches of southern california with high surf still likely through monday. now the very latest on norbert shows the storm has weaken down to about 80 miles per hour sustained winds. still a hurricane. but as it continues to move into cooler waters, by this time tomorrow, transitioning from a tropical storm to a tropical depression, that at least what is left of it will cross over northern baja. but that moisture will stream away into central and southern california. that will bring some much needed

odile record ashore on mexico's baja california peninsulas a category three storm and left so much damagentire neighborhoods have been deemed disaster zones. looters also hit the streets taking what they could from buildings that weren't bored up. even worse yet continued ran fall could trigger flash floo flooding there and even landslides. >>> my goodness. >> real serious situation. i mean six to 12-inches of rain expected along the baja. something that they are not used to as far as hurricanes are concerned. take look. we have more information on odile as it will be impacting the mainland u.s. on our storm scan3, i've colored the cloud tops of the storm so you can actually see how high they go. the red being the highest clouds in the center of the storm right now a tropical storm but still packing a maximum sustained wind at 65 miles an hour. it will continue to move north northwest along the baja then cross the gulf of california and then become a remnant low remnants of the storm with heavy rain heading into arizona. so keeping an eye on that. this unfortunately it will be causing som

developing now, powerful hurricane three hurricane leaving path of destruction along mexico california's peninsula. made landfall overnight near the popular resort cab owe san lucas, winds sweeped reached 25 mild her pour, more rainfalls, flashfloods and mudslides are also big, big concerns right now. it is 5:03. and, traffic and weather together on 39's, i'm sure eye ' warning that hurricane out there. >> absolutely. >> what's going on there? >> certainly across the western us we've had very, very active hurricane season. part of the reason it is so rare for major storm like that to strike lands, because when things develop in the eastern pacific, so often, just go right out to sea. if you don't get hit by them, they don't post as much after concern. don't make as much news. we've seen very interesting and rare events take place on that coast. back here in our coast, man, it is quiet. this is banner day for me, first time on skydeck wearing a coat since probably this past spring. it has been a long time since it has been quite this cool. high pressure, clear sky, will allow those temperatures to

. >>> right now, the most powerful storm to strike mexico's baja, california peninsula marches on. odile is now a tropical storm. but in its wake, devastation. still, no reported deaths. but emergency services say about 135 people were injured. tens of thousands of stranded tourists still could be trapped. meanwhile, soldiers do what they can to stop people from looting stores and businesses. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here and, bill, we hear that august has now been considered the hottest, hottest month for temperatures. >> globally. that's pretty impressive stat. this whole country wasn't all that hot compared to other countries, but we think the globe as a whole looked pretty impressive. here is a map put out by nasa, where it was hot and where it was cool. and antarctica was much warmer than normal. a couple of cool spots including the central u.s., the west and alaska and british column bia w very warm. water temperatures influenced our weather pattern significantly, especially in the west coast. as we mentioned, since 1880, the warmest recorded august across the glo

. >> reporter: that's hurricane norbert bruising the baja california peninsula. now it's heading straight for the pacific coast. its strong winds already giving surfers in long beach a wild ride. today in southern california, warnings of strong rip currents and dangerous waves. a reminder of the powerful punch norbert could pack. just last week, hurricane marie kicked up dangerously high swells on the los angeles coast. >> is it deceptive? you see the beach, and it looks so inviting. >> in between the sets of waves, it looks small. >> reporter: so far this year there have been more than 12,000 los angeles county beach rescues. that's the highest in over 15 years.$s, we just witnessed a lifeguard jump in for a rescue. he told me they plan to be in and out of these waters all day long with the waves as high as they are. the lifeguards say they are doing everything they can, david, to keep this beach safe. >> thank you. and we want to welcome rob marciano, joining ginger and the weather team here. we're so happy to have you on our team now. >> glad to be here. hurric

odile continuing to weaken as it moves its way through the baja, california, peninsula.ike we saw with norbert a week or two ago. widespread flooding likely through late week. reena and dan, back to you. >>> the u.s. military is apparently moving forward in its expanded fight against isis. u.s. officials have launched their first strike in iraq against enemy fighters south of baghdad. all at the request of iraqi forces. the white house says the president can launch air strikes in syria without congressional approval. but his request for authorization and funding to train syrian rebels is sparking controversy. >> we're going to pick a side or try to pick a side, and the same as we did when we went into iraq. same as we've done in afghanistan. and that hasn't worked well for us. >> meantime, after brutally executing three hostages, two americans and a brit, isis has selected its next victim. 47-year-old british aid worker alan henning. current and former officials say it will be very difficult to stop them. >>> now to the three-state manhunt for the killer who opened fire

. >>> and people in mexico's baja, california, peninsula are continuing to clean up the damage caused by hurricane odile. the storm swept through the resort areas of los cabos, stranding thousands of tourists there. many of them will be air-lifted out of the area today. officials say there were no serious injuries or death because of the hurricane. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. make sure you grab a jacket before you head out the door. we are going to see another cool start as we push into the rest of your wednesday morning. sunny and dry days are ahead for us with cooler air coming in from the north. and we'll also see a warmer weekend. so, as we wind down the final days of summer, it's still going to feel like fall for the most part. for philadelphia right now, we're at 57 degrees, our humidity's at 77%, light wind speeds again out of the north-northwest, and that's a cooler, dry air that's coming in. so, you'll notice our humidity's going to go down and also our temperatures are going to stay below average. right now thro

. >>> and hurricane odile is pounding the baja, california, peninsula.ts say odile's winds could be devastating for mexico and heavy rains could trigger flash flooding as well as mudslides. mexican authorities say a 4.7-magnitude earthquake was recorded out in the ocean off the baja, california, coast. there is no word of injuries or damage from the quake. >>> one of two raging wildfires is burning out of control in southern california. hundreds of homes have been evacuated and hundreds more people may need to leave. the fire started on saturday but then quickly grew yesterday when it reached a canyon full of thick, dry brush. >>> good morning. it's going to be a cool start to the morning, especially if you're in the poconos, in the 30s. 39 degrees right now. a cool start for of rest of our region, between the 40s and 50s. sunny skies expected as we head into the rest of your monday, then fall-like temperatures settle in for us for most of your workweek. in philadelphia we're at 54 degrees with clear skies. humidity's at 75%. light wind speeds out of the

. >>> right now, the most powerful storm to strike mexico's baja, california, peninsula does march on. odile is now a tropical storm, but in its wake, devastation. uprooted trees, downed power lines, broken windows. still no reported deaths, but emergency services say about 135 people were injured. tens of thousands of stranded tourists could still be trapped. meanwhile, soldiers do what they can to stop people from looting stores and businesses. >>> in sports, monday night football. philly/indy. the colts dominate the first half, finding the end zone twice to lead 17-6 at the half, but the eagles fight back, making it a one-touchdown game. then this. >> third and nine. it's intercepted! >> not happy. >> another one there on the colts. this is a screen with a lot of space for sproles. across midfield! sproles accelerates! darren sproles still going! inside the 10! first and goal at the 6! from the 6, it's foals, throwing. end zone, touchdown maclin! >> talk about a comeback the the eagles seal the 30-27 victory with a field goal, giving andrew luck his first pair of consecutive losses

hurricane odile has made landfall near cabo san lucas, mexico, and it's pounding the baja, california, peninsula. experts say odile's winds could be devastating and the heavy rains could trigger flash flooding and mudslides. hurricane odile is expected to dump 5 to 10 inches of rain before moving up the american southwest this week, headed right towards an area that does not need any more rain. phoenix saw record rains just last week and they are expected to get more from this storm. >>> good morning. grab the jacket before you head out the door. you are going to need it. probably a heavier jacket with temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning. plenty of sunshine heading into the rest of your monday. fall-like temperatures will settle in for the entire week. right now in philadelphia, we're at 54 degrees. humidity's at 77%. wind speeds out of the north-northwest at 7 miles per hour. we're at 41 degrees in the poconos. temperatures at 45 in allentown, low 40s quakertown, 51 in wilmington. closer to northeast philly, 53 degrees. 48 in trenton. closer to the shore, we're warmer with the ocean. 5

here is hurricane tht off the baja california peninsula. along with the remnants of tropical storm dolly could bring some much-needed rain to the drought-stricken southwest. that will be coming into arizona and new mexico in the coming days. clouds will thicken this afternoon. storms and showers will develop. heidi 87. tonight cloudy. showers and thunderstorms and clearing and cooler toward morning. tomorrow mostly sunny and clear. hi only 73. sunny and comfortable on sunday with a high of 76. not a much nicer weekend than that. >> that is perfection. >> time for today's trivia. on this day in 1946 freddie mercury was born. what was the name of his first actfans. the answer is his first actfans. the answer is still to come. a1 im a lack of sleep could affect the size of your brain. a recent study suggests people with poor sleeping habits have a quicker and decline in grain volume. researchers examined the link between a sleep disorder membrane volume and found a lack of sleep can lead to memory loss that can also affect the size of the brai

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a powerful hurricane bearing down on the southern end of mexico's baha california peninsula.s over the area with sustained winds of 125 miles an hour. hurricanes a people are being warned it is dangerous. it is now a category 3 storm downgraded from a 4 earlier. i am kelly wright. now back to huckabee. now back to huckabee. >>> how do people living in iraq feel about a u.s. intervention. jeremy courtney has a firm grip on the thinking of the people who are under the direct fire of the savage group isis. he moved to iraq in 2007 to help with relief efforts. he's the co-founder and executive director of the pre-emptive love coalition. jeremy courtney stopped by earlier. your organization helps perform heart surgeries for a lot of kids. do people understand the generosity of that and appreciate it and understand what you're doing? >> they do. they really do and they're very grateful. in an era where they see the commitment of some countries and the lack of commitment from other countries and they feel forgotten and they feel remembered depending on what's going on politically in

strongest storm to hit the baja california peninsula in 50 year.ican government says it could take few days to ferry out another 30,000 tourists. many residents meanwhile still have no electricity, water or phone service. odile is now a tropical storm and it's hitting arizona tonig tonight. largest bounty hunt in history is underway. anonymous donors given german private detective company $30 million to find out who shot down malaysian airlines flight mh17. the plane was shot out of the air this summer over russian rebel territory in eastern ukraine. the crash killed 298 people on board. >> connecticut woman turned herself in to police. >> after video has been released of her stealing a statue from a gravesite. the woman admitted she stole the $100 angel statue from the cemetery sunday. the family of brandon receive a man had died 10 years ago placed a camera near the grave because it had been vandalized. last weekend receives father noticed the statue was missing. watched the video and called the cops. after the video was released police say the w

it is expected to stay offshore of the baja, california peninsula there, making it's way in a generallyorthwestern direction. as it does, storms will be to the northeast side of the system. it will bring very heavy rain and flooding seas in the southwest corner of the region. this is thursday's picture, going through friday. you can see the rainfall intensifying. this is about when you expect to see those winds pick up further. lots of heavy rain, heavy seas and damaging winds to them. showers they will continue for southern parts of mexico where we have of course seen our recent spell of flooding. southern parts of the u.s., you can see a bond of clouds across the southeast there. you will start to see bits of clouds in the southwestern corner of the united states. one or two showers in the area here, heavy rain setting in up towards denver by that the time it gets to the weekend and that rain continuing. >> still ahead on the aljazeera news hour, mozambique's main opposition leader expected to come out of hiding. >> the u.n. launch as new appeal to fight the ebola outbreak that's kill

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. >> mexico baja california peninsula getting hammered by powerful category three hurricane, hurricane owe deal made landfall overnight with wind speeds up to 125 miles per hour. it was a direct hit on the popular resort city of cabo san lucas, now shelters being set up for tens every thousands of people. >>> let's check our weather and traffic here, 6:02, good morning, kate. >> i good morning, the eastern pacific has been very much lit up this hurricane season where we've had nothing more than glancing blows from a loft systems. , currently edward, also not expected to reach us, so, we continue to keep some very comfortable and quiet conditions, but, you will notice, this is banner day, the first day every actually i wore my jacket here on skydeck since last june, let's take a look, show you the statistics, going back in time, low yesterday morning, 53, currently at 53 degrees, in philadelphia, and these are the coolest temperatures we've experienced since may 19. that will was when we bottom out just below 50. but you know this is a cool start for us. into the 30's, in mount pocono,

west is also facing that severe storm once known as hurricane odile which battered the baja california peninsula on sunday and monday and now has parts of the southwest under water. they're dealing with record breaking rain and flash flooding. odile hit el paso, texas, particularly hard. nearly 50 rescues and other emergencies were reported. thousands still without power. clearly, this one is not over yet. nbc's dylan dreyer is live for us. you can see all that water behind you. >> good morning, yes, you can see this water just rushing here. this is the negalas wash, steering water in the direction they want it to go, as opposed to traveling along the roadways. this is originally originating from mexico. it's the combination of the water coming down from the mountains along with several inches of rain this area has seen. nugalas picked up 2 1/2 inches of rain yesterday alone. but southern arizona has seen closer to 5 inches. so we did have flash flood warnings and flood watches in effect for this region, but now things are starting to improve. the heaviest of the rain is gone from arizona, but i

hurricane odile is pounding the baja california peninsula right now.xperts say the winds could be devastating for mexico. heavy rain could trigger flash flooding and mudslides. residents and tourists are having to ride out the storm in shelters. and meantime a 4.7 magnitude earthquake was recorded off the baja california coast. no word of injuries or damage from that quake. >>> diplomats from around the world are working op a global strategy to combat isis. leaders from several countries met in france to focus on the situation in iraq where isis is fighting. syria is not on the official agenda. french aircraft will begin reconnaissance flights over iraq today. secretary of state john kerry says nearly 40 countries have agreed to cannot to the fight, including several arab nations. this comes after isis released another video over the weekend. this one showing the murder of british aid worker david haines. he was kidnapped in syria last year, and this latest killing was similar to the beheadings of american journalists james foley and steven sotloff. no

there were reports of heavy damage today after hurricane odile smashed ashore on mexico's baja california peninsulae storm struck near cabo san lucas overnight with torrential rain, and sustained winds of 125-miles-an-hour. at daybreak, residents and tourists emerged to find debris and destruction everywhere. the storm blew out windows in homes and resort hotels alike, and left extensive flooding in its wake. it's now confirmed that two mediterranean shipwrecks have killed more than 700 people trying to reach europe from africa and the middle east. the international organization for migration said today the deaths equal the total for all of last year. the latest incidents occurred within the last week, off the coasts of malta and libya. more than half of air france's flights worldwide were halted today, as pilots began a one- week strike. the walkout targeted the airline's plans to transfer much of its european operations to a low-cost subsidiary. the head of the pilots union said that's unacceptable. >> ( translated ): air france pilots are not against the development of the new company. but what

the storm took down trees, power lines, and roof tiles as it crashed into the baja, california, peninsula. the hurricane is expected to produce a dangerous storm surge with large waves, which could cause serious flooding. >>> former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has raised speculation that she is moving closer to announcing a bid for the white house in 2016. as she visited the key state of iowa on sunday accompanied by her husband bill, she was taking part in an annual steak fry. but she was coy about a presidential bid, saying only that she was thinking about it. >>> troops from the united states and 14 other countries are starting 11 days of military exercises in western ukraine. the u.s. military said the drills had been planned before the crisis in the country started. let's take you to david stern who is in kiev for us. what do these exercises involve, david? >> reporter: well, yes, as you were saying, these were planned apparently well before the crisis in eastern ukraine started. it's about 1,300 troops from 15 countries, not all of them nato countries, in fact. azerbaija

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hurricane odile is pounding the baja, california, peninsula right now. experts say the winds could be devastating for mexico and the heavy rains could trigger flash flooding and mudslides. residents and tourists riding out the storm in shelters. meantime, a 4.7-magnitude earthquake was recorded off of baja, california, coast. no word of any injuries or damage from the quake. >>> good morning. grab a jacket before you head out the door. you'll need your scarf as well, because temperatures are in the 40s and 50s this morning. it's a cool start. plenty of sunshine expected heading into the rest of today. and fall-like temperatures will remain for the rest of your workweek. right now we're only at 39 degrees in the poconos, 43 in allentown, 41 in quakertown, mid-40s in pottstown, 45 degrees in reading, 50s for philadelphia, 47 in cherry hill. temperatures in swedesboro at 46 degrees, 49 in trenton. closer to the shore, we're warmer with the water there. 56 in avalon, 57 degrees currently in lewis, and a mild start to the morning in dover at 52. the entire na

. >>> people in mexico's baja, california, peninsula are continuing to clean up from the damage causedhurricane odile. the storm swept through the resort areas of los cabos sunday night and monday, stranding thousands of tourists. many are being air-lifted out of the area today. officials say there were no serious injuries or deaths because of the hurricane. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> that's right, odile's now a tropical storm, and the next concern is flood threats for parts of arizona and new mexico. here at home locally, we are going to see a cool morning, sunny and dry days on tap for us, which is nice, and then a warmer weekend ahead for us. temperatures returning back to the 80s, above our average, which is 78 degrees. for philadelphia right now, 58, a mix of sun and clouds. our humidity's at 75%. wind speeds out of the north-northwest at 6 miles per hour. that northerly wind is dry air coming in, helping to drop our humidity, and what we'll see as we head into the rest of today is really comfortable conditions. 38 degrees in the

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