we have the storm somewhere off of the south carolina coastline. possibly making a landfall somewhere around the outer ban banks. also very possible it just hugs it and stay as offshore. nonetheless, we are going to see some conditions very unfavorable for being in the water and potentially strong storm surge and some damage here. because the storm is just tracking that exact coastline, we will watch a really closely. anybody in the beach needs to be watching. storm takes a little bit of a left turn. much bigger impacts across florida. it is too close to call. you need to be watching that this weekend. south carolina, north carolina, monday and tuesday, the storm will be on the shore. >> neil: thank you very much. i want to go to bill johnson right now. the emergency management director. bill, thank you for taking the time. i know you're quite a busy fellow right now. what are you preparing for? what do you think things are looking like right now? >> well, we are keeping our fingers crossed. we are under a hurricane watch as well as tropical storm

in other parts of the country remain open for myrtle beach, south carolina, to once hard hit coney island and new jersey shore coastlinesked. >> we all tested negative for covid we're taking the right precautions and we're being smart. >> reporter: a return to celebrating with plenty of caution. >> take it seriously i mean, you're taking it back to your parents, your grandparents, your younger siblings that could potentially get it, and it could be very, very serious for them. >> reporter: the situation seriously escalating in several surging states, texas just breaking its record, 8,258 new cases, the highest single-day increase since the pandemic started. in arizona, icu-capacity at an all-time high of 91% vaughn hillyard is in prescott. >> reporter: despite arizona breaking records this weekend, no down turn in the spread of covid in sight 4th of july activities have largely gone on as planned here other communities in the country decided to cancel here in prescott, no mask requirement and few folks are opting to wear them. >> reporter: beaches close across nearly the entire state, the bay area with hospitalizations

coastline, that's why everyone from florida through georgia, south carolina, north carolina needs to this really carefully. that said, the worst side of the storm is off toward the east, generally. i think we will be talking about the better side of the storm, at least across places like florida. the worst side after the right of that storm, so we are probably going to be watching tropical storm fay wars winds across the coast of florida, stay out of the ocean if you can. we will most actually see some rain, as well. then he moved forward in, you probably get the closest impact across parts of north carolina where we might see direct landfall. that puts us toward tuesday morning, if we see that maybe monday night into tuesday morning. maybe some impact across parts of new york and in toward new england, as well, by the time we get toward wednesday. we will have the storm around for a while. that said, it is moving pretty quickly, so it will be a storm we talking about for we can have half, two weeks. not that kind of a storm. in the short term, the eric and going right through the ba

seeing packed beaches in other states and look at the gorgeous coastline of myrtle beach, south carolinaial distancing depending on where you are on the shoreline. president trump continues to downplay this crisis and to make some indefensible claims. this morning, the head of the fda could not defend one claim in particular. >> i just have to ask you flatly, to that end, to protect americans, is the president wrong? >> so i'm not going to get into who's right and who's wrong. >> you won't say whether 99% of coronavirus cases are, quote, completely harmless is true or false with what the president said at the white house last night? >> dana, what i'll say is that we have data in the white house task force, those data show us things is a serious problem. people need to take it seriously. >> this pandemic has killed more than 130,000 americans, but the president's main message this weeken h

coastline. this makes its way all the way into south carolina still as a cat 1.a potential land fall for monday into virginia. look at this, alex. this goes all the way into the northeast. this cone of uncertainty is still very wide. what you can count on the dominican republic to the bahamas right now, the winds, the flooding, the storm surge are going to be very debt mental in the next 24 hours. >> thank you very much. >>> we're going to turn now to other news. the nba returns last night after a hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. before the game both teams knelt in solidarity over the black lives matter movement. >>> and the lakers took on the clippers for a dramatic 103-101 win with lebron james, of course, making the game-winning shot. and the jazz faced off with the pelicans, winning 106-104. a couple of great games there. the philadelphia phillies announced they're canceling all home games. this comes after two staff members at the stadium tested positive for the covid. none have tested positive. the team previously hosted the miami marlins for the ser

now watch latest track moving up along the coastline, lot of hurricanes take this path around the bermuda high, but then possibly making landfall in north carolina by monday as a category one hard to say still a long way to go. but certainly the outer banks there could be hit by that storm as we get in toward the early part of next week right westwego not some low clouds and fog moving on shore right now that will in place overnight tonight early tomorrow morning but by the afternoon return to some sunshine and that summer sun will bring some 90's in the warmest valleys will see 70's and 80's inside of a planet some cool fog hugging the coastline 50's and some 60's you like that you like the weekend to lots of sunshine, maybe a little breezier as we head in towards sunday and monday and temperatures cooling down toward the middle of next week. >>thank you for of 5 a paralympian has lost his prosthetic leg in the pacific ocean and he thought that it was gone forever. how far a paralympian who lost his prosthetic leg. now has a back and just in time to get ready for next year's tokyo games. lifeguard divers with the long beach fire department retu

coastline. the latest track instead of coming on shore wants to keep it offshore may be making landfall in north carolina cape hatteras those areas as a category one possibly early on monday, certainly some interesting weather to watch out for ahead. meantime low clouds and the fog continue to move in here are typical summer pattern as the clouds begin to make their way back on shore going to see more of that highs around the bay area today running a little below the average in the san francisco, oakland, the 71 and they 70 degrees in san jose 90 degrees little more about 89. and concord 80 degrees in santa rosa. temperatures outside right now still comfortable evening out there tomorrow we're going to see plenty of low clouds and fog to start your day but a whole lot of sunshine by the afternoon 90's in the hottest valleys 70's 80's around the bay and some 50's and 60's co side, the next few days taking you through the weekend. now looking pretty nice around the bay area maybe a little breezy on sunday and monday with a little more sunshine slightly cooler on tuesday. time now for schools. >>before the

coastline tomorrow evening into sunday morning. by monday afternoon, and direction here with carolina likely seeing some sort of a landfall in the carolinas the hurricane tropical storm fay we see there definitely a lot of rain and then this, we see northeast to new york and not nearly as a tropical storm fay having very good wins in the northeast and a significant amount of rain as well. >> trace: going to be our rugged day and thank you very much very much. if a lot going on in portland tonight and president trump in the swing states as his campaign takes an advertising timeout to fine tune their strategy. plus, trump 2020 cap a national press secretary hogan gidley will join us next. ♪ this year, the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is everywhere. on every sidewalk, track, and trail across this country. all of us are raising funds for one goal: a world without alzheimer's and all other dementia. because this disease isn't waiting, neither are you. take the first step on your walk right now. go to alz dot org slash walk. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better t

they are in good agreement and hugging the entire coastline, most of them bringing it directly and fall somewhere across the carolyn's in north carolinaay to tuesday. this is the official track, storms are not an official point in the center is where the single point at the center storm possibly goes. they are much bigger impact across the coast, what we will see is tropical storm winds across the coast of florida, maybe hurricanes, most of the energy is going to be towards the east of the coast, the east side of the center of the storm is, that's were the worst it will be, we expect that to see across of the bahamas and all of that from hurricane dorian and i will have a hurricane again and then monday and tuesday, impacts in the mid atlantic. melissa: wow, thank you so much for that. david: a looming chill, restaurant fighting to stay afloat without indoor dining. what happens th the to survive a long cold winter ahead. ♪ businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast busi

energy so now it kind of just rates the coastline and then watch what happens all along the coast here continuing until monday possibly making landfall in north carolinahead city may be cape hatteras we have to watch it very closely and then could but new england as we get toward later in the week. so certainly an interesting storm to watch could be potentially dangerous to fog out there right now around the bay area cloudy skies all around as we see that fog move well on shore high pressure kind of a blocking ridge sitting out there right now and it's over the desert southwest, not allowing anything to come in our way so kind of rain between here very hot temperatures as you make your way and arizona 4 corner states but otherwise california get inland. it certainly hopping along the coastline enough of the sea breeze still to keep us fairly cool about 65 degrees in san francisco, 71 and sunny and nice in oakland tomorrow sunny and warm in san jose at 80 degrees and we're going to see plenty of low clouds and fog stretch on short time maybe even a couple batches of drizzle along the immediate coastline 00:30am in the morning you seen some of that patc

although the latest thinking is the storm is just going to parallel the florida coastline and then come very close to the carolinasnd into next week. here is the latest track and latest thinking. here is the center of the storm. we think the worst of the rain and wind bands will remain offshore. that's not to say they are not going to get storm surge as well as tropical storm forced winds and the potential for heavy rainfall but the worst of it should remain offshore from florida. as we get into sunday, monday and tuesday, then that cone gets wider and looks like we could have direct impact along the coast of north carolina and then up toward cape cod and the islands as we get into tuesday and wednesday. there's your tropical models, the national hurricane forecast is the red-shaded model here and as you can see most of them have the core of the strongest winds offshore, again, we could see the potential for this to be a cat 2 storm within the next 12 to 24 hours as the water is very warm in the bahamas. there's your forecast precipitation. as you can see the worst remains offshore from florida, that's the current

coastline from ft. pierce to daytona beach within the cone of uncertainty. storm surge, heavy rain, damaging winds we're going to have to watch this looks like it makes landfall some time in the carolinases landfall across new england. we'll have to continue to track this, because we will be watching that track and that cone of uncertainty right through the weekend. guys? >> al, do we thin around 2:00 a.m. then skirts the northeast coast and maybe makes landfall across new england. we'll have to continue to track this, because we will be watching that track and that cone of uncertainty right through the weekend. guys >> al, do we think it's going to stay cat 1 or is there a possibility it becomes a cat 2 >> well, at one point, it actually does kind of become a category 2 between florida and the bahamas and then we think maybe there's some shear and it breaks up again. we've got warm waters off the coast, so we're going to have watch this closely we've seen rapid intensify a kags of these hurricanes over the last couple of years happened last week as that tropical storm in the gulf really exploded. we're going to have to watch this really closely as it comes across the bahamas >> all ri