darren: sure. woman: bye. darren: bye. [bell ringing] [reverse signal beeping] woman two: so he says to me-- he says--and he's a big fella, mind you--so he says, "everything i need to know about you i can tell just by looking at your backend. raspberry pie, cherry pie, but not blueberry. never blueberry back in those days. you remember when them cows hit the freeway? and after that incident, she's burnt so bad had to give her a bath in coffee creamer every morning to soothe the pain. came out smelling like hazelnuts, though. [crickets chirping] [chime] [door creaks] woman: hey, darren. darren: hi. woman: darren. what did i ask you to do this morning? darren: have a nice day. woman:t's interesting how often you talk aut whatever work ethic-- darren: you don't sound very supportive right now. woman: supportive? darren: it doesn't sound like you're in my corner. woman: i go to work ery day for 10 hours, and all i'm asking you to do is scrub a cereal bowl. it's the least you could do. darren: how many "american champion" champ

first alert meteorologist darren darren peck will have new information on the timing of how how much rain we will get, but we start with how this storm can can be so well-timed. a well-timed gift for fire season. season. september and october have been the months where we see the greatest amount of dangers and wildfires. we have already seen devastating fires during the record-breaking september heat. it is an intense for people living in these north north bay areas. you can see how how dry sonoma county is from these aerial shots and wilson walker's live in santa rosa. i know you spoke with homeowners who have been through this before and here we go again. what did they have to say? >> reporter: a lot of people exd people excited about the forecast. we are talking with fire officials and they spend a lot of time looking at long-range forecasts. they are saying five days or a week ago, the rainstorm was not on their radar. this is some unexpected welcome good news in the middle of september. i think everybody is happy to see it coming. >> a couple of days ago we had the earthquake an

tropical storm kay brought drenching rains and debris flows. > >> first meteorologist darren pk darren the temperatures get cooler? >> they will. in fact kenny, tomorrow is kind of a big day because it's the first day since we had the big historic heat wave of last week where many of those warmest inland locations are going back to the 70s. concord, livermore, santa rosa. 70s, upper 70s tomorrow.t tomorrow. about 10 degrees cooler tomorrow than you were today. today was pretty nice ie mid-80s. and that's a part of the reason why. taking a look at the top, you can see the clouds have started to come back in over the city. pulling the marine layer, always good sign if you want to be cooler.e be cooler. the temperatures in the low to mid-60s with a little bit of rain out there on first alert doppler. not a whole lot showing on here, it's been picking up on the possibiy the possibility of a few showere showers there marching its way from solano county to the foothills. don't be too surprised if you get a drop of rain in solano county. i don't think we'll see that anywhere e that anywhere e

liz: tonight's point, darren, there are lots of firsts here.ongest serving monarch in english history. counseled with 15 prime ministers, 13 u.s. presidents steered england with 12 wars. experience with, and serving and working with the queen? >> i was behind -- working with the queen, so sure i saw all the pomp and pageantry and her sacrifice and attention to detail and duty but i saw her behind the scenes too and you know, today i'm just sort of reminiscing on dinner at balmoral, the first time i met her at balmoral castle, she was walking the corgis, the corgis saw me, i thought i would meet the queen for the first time. so happened the dogs saw me and started barking, running after me. i turned and ran away, the queen was laughing so loud. things like that, behind the scenes, seeing her dancing at balmoral with prince philip, giving out christmas gifts, shaking hands with every member of staff, that was behind the scene memories that will last with me forever. liz: to very cherished memories darren was talking about, nile, the first british

darren, thank you very much.t and england's women are chasing 334 to beat india in the second odi at canterbury. it started so well for england, kate cross taking the early wicket of shefali verma as they reduced the tourists to 99 for 3, but then, a captain's innings from harman preet kaur, she blasted a stunning unbeaten knock of 143 as india piled on the runs. they eventually posted 333 from their 50 overs. while ago, they were by. they trail the three match series 1—0, so it's a must win. staying with cricket lancashire produced a remarkable victory in the county championship against essex at chelmsford. lancs dismissed the hosts forjust 59 to win by 38 runs just after lunch on the second day. 26 wickets fell yesterday and only 370 runs were scored across four innings in the match. lancashire head coach glen chapple described the pitch as "unplayable". tonight, scotland take on ukraine in the nations league, just three months after the ukrainians knocked them out of the world cup play offs. scotland sit secon

let's get over to first meteorologist, darren . darren peck. >> came onto shore right about noon as a category 4 around the center of that wall. and has now now progressed and lynn. it is t is not we can do a whole lot. everything that would have gone along with us, the amount of ran of rain, has all played out as it would in a forecast for the last 36 hours. if we switch from from the life updating radar, just to get an idea how the stories were to treat florida for the next few hours, we can watch it just rake right across the central part of the state, weakening as it goes. by the time it finally crosses, that is is thursday at 3:00 in the afternoon, we would have seen it it weakened from its category 4 to a tropical storm. even though though it is going to the carolinas after it sits over th, it will not regain the intensity intensity with which it just pummeled florida. this will still be a big story going forward for the next several days. we still have yet to uncover what has taken place in terms of damage. we will have much

we will hear from pg&e about what went wrong and darren will tell us we are almost there. >> we have good news on breaking breaking the heat wave. that is certainly in the first alert forecast. but, we are quickly going to turn our attention to a a developing situation in the sierra. one of the fires has exploded in growth over the last last few hours. it is raining ash in tahoe right now. more on air quality, fire, and, the end of the heat wave coming up next. heat wave coming up next. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> after days of stifling conditions, our heat wave is winding down. today is the last day of our hot temps before we y cool off. another development, darren peck

darren? >> our chance for rain on sunday sunday now looks a lot more likely than it did even yesterd. even yesterday. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> welcome back. uber is expanding the number of electric electric vehicles on its platform in effort to cut down on pollution. the san francisco bay company launched what it calls comfort election in 15 st. 15 states. it brings the total to 25 in north america. to be a senior national and impairment , impairment correspondent, and prem tracy had an exclusive right along with the ceo of uber. >> this is maki

darren was saying it will not be that much, much, so, no excuses? chicago at soldier field and they call it the windy windy city, so when the rain is coming down and the wind is whi, is whipping, it was a monsoon and it surely impacted the performance last week. i mentioned the monsoon -like conditions began in the fourth r fourth quarter and the 49ers did did nothing. three drives. they failed to make it past the 50 yard line each time, but rain or or shine, the 49ers should be happy to be back at home. they look to avoid a 0-2 start to the the season. meanwhile, the seahawks, they were the only west team to win in week one, yet they are still the overwhelming favorite to finish last in the division. seattle has dominated this rivalry. they they are 14-2 against san francisco since 2014. >> the last couple of times. it would mean a lot to have them come in our house and we will take care of business. >> i can't wait to come out here here and feel the stadium rocki, stadium rocking, seeing the people in the stands. i know what they can do not only t

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yes on 27. >> let's get to first alert weather with darren peck. hold , we're almost there. tonight is the last hot day. >> you need help the most and tomorrow is where you are going to drop 10 degrees which is whae all needed to hear. but keep in mind, a 10 degree drop from 111 means you are still in the low hundreds tomorrow. let's start off with where we are now. east bay, concord, 106. livermore, 102. that is better than the 111. we looked at that. we did break records today. no more records tomorrow and no more exe heat warning tomorrow. these are tomorrow. these are tomorrow's daytime highs. we will give you the general idea, everybody comes down about 10 degrees tomorrow from where you were today. no more first alert weather late tomorrow. no more excessive heat warning tomorrow and i don't have any more of those coming back in the seven-day forecast. one of the consequences, though, of the intense heat of the last several several days as we have now kinf entered a different phase of fire season. this is live right, high-resolution satellite. that is the latest fire t

kenny, back to you. >> darren, thank you. it is just just after 7:00 a.m. in london, where mourners have been waiting waiting all night long to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth ii, as she lies in state at westminster hall. > >> taking a live look in london right now, and showing the tracker stretching for miles long the river thames, the current estimated wait time? get get this, it is 24 hours. look at that line, that purple line. stretching across the city of l. of london. > >> later today, saturday, prince prince williams and harry, princess williams, and harry, and the rest of the queen's eight grandchildren, will hold a a 15 minutes i would vigil at her coffin. > >> coming up next in sports s 49ers player is weighing at about the cal bears football match up ahead of their game. > >> speaking of those 49ers, george's back to the field, will will the start and be on the game field come sunday? the details are next. > >> and here are tonight's guest on the >> that is the pittsburgh high school band taking the field ahead of the football team's

this i'm speaking with darren's, i'm, it's loopy. the maltese photojournalist has captured scenes from the refugee drama one. what does the mediterranean sea to day mean to you? or to me personally to law face. it's my home. for starters, i bought what we have seen over to floss 20 years or so is it's also a graveyard. the huge numbers of people crossing from africa trying to get to you it a most of the, most of the departures tend to be from libya and the number of fatalities law enormous or darren's accounts or shocking. he shows me photographs of rescue missions that he's witnessed a. 2 to have been times when i, i put down the cameras and helped outs that i had taken enough pick his anyhow. so there's no point until it can reflect his photographs or a stark reminder of what many don't want to excel. human minds are at stake here. this is a guy that had just been rescued. obviously. sh, wendy's people don't know if they're going to nipple dye once they realize they have survived. it's a very you fav property emotional experience f

for darren's accounts shocking. he shows me photographs of rescue mission that is witnessed a. 2 to have been times when i, i put down the cameras and helped outs that i had taken enough pick his anyhow. so there's no point in to leg. can we click so his photographs are a stark reminder of what many don't want to extra human minds are at stake here. this is a guy that had just been rescued. obviously, when these people don't know if they're going to nipple dye once, they realized if survived, it's a very you fav property, emotionally experience for their emotional. and if you that i think they on really v, i mean, yeah, i'm some break down in tears. some sort of celebrate and saying and pray, but there's a lot in a lot of crying. there's one rescue mission that darren will never forget. the most dramatic weekend for me was easter of 2017, where several people fed into the sea. it was a mad struggle for them out. us have an impact on you know, you get local these us of images, fashion back to your minds which do not

meteorologist, darren peck, tracking this path of ian. darren, you do not just want to take selfies as this approaches. >> they were in 50 mile an hour winds, you sent. 120 mile an hour winds in the center of the storm tomorrow, when it comes on shore. that's only gonna be in the eye, but that's going pretty much right for fort myers tomorrow. here's what the storm looks like now. this is the way we've been looking at it the past few days on the satellite. but this is close enough now, we can look at it a couple different ways. first off, his the easy takeaway. where is it going? pretty much right into fort myers. the times on here, by the way, these are eastern standard time. that's how we've been showing it to you over the course of the storm. now, it's time to start thinking about when will this happen for us on our tvs and for our from of reference tomorrow.that landfall is going to be somewhere in between, say, 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 in the afternoon tomorrow, our time, even though it would obviously be three hours later for them, for t

time for a look at our forecast with darren darren peck, in for paul. >> looking out towards the easthat flag, right there, just moving around enough, and it's getting pushed from the west to the east, telling us that is an onshore breeze. it's subtle, but but it's remained consistent during this heat wave and has saved the city. because you can get 200 degrees in san francisc. san francisco. didn't have to do do it in this heat wave, but so many other places have good let's get into the details. san jose broke the record again, to. again, today. well into the low. low 100s. so, here's the good news on this, tomorrow. we will do the comparison. this is thursday's map for today, where we look at the heat risk. the deeper you are into shades of rd and purple the higher your risk of heat -related impacts. i just just wanted you to see today, see the comparison with tomorrow. i'm going to take it from thursday, and we'll advance advance it into friday, and the shades get a lot better. we really start to pare down the red and purple and push those into the moderate category. we e not compl

. >> thank you darren.ncisco fire rescue busy having to perform two rescues on city beaches and cliffs. baker beach near battery chamberlain, firefighters satisfy the victim fell off but but because he had a cell phone he called 911. rescue took two hours, the victim expected to be okay. second rescue at china beach before 10 a.m., photo shows two people stranded from the shoreline on paddleboard. rescuers were able to get them out and safe. >> i can't remember the last time i got to say two-fer saturday night. not just one sport segment ahead raider nation so somebody got paid this eve of the first nfl sunday and a bevy of college football, a top ten team known as the usc trojans are putting the rest of the pac 12 on notice. what want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for th

let's bring in darren who has been watching this. >> thankfully the shade on that smoke was lighter than it was when we started tracking that fire almost an hour ago. that tells you that you are getting less of the actual industrial ml industrial material in that house burning that the firefighs the firefighters have done a very good job i will was looking looking like a much more menacing fire in the last 30 minutes, to lie down a lot more. more. you can see the hose is hard at work showing us the fire fire is still on-scene. and you can see how they are lined up along the side of the freeway with traffic just edging by in a a slow stream so if you have got got friends, family, or loved ones, who are stuck in a traffim traffic jam right now through this part of oakland, you can see why that is. but clearly this was a story of brush, which which was able to catch fire quickly and spread over to the homes and, likely not the othery other way around. certainly a lesson in terms of vulnerabilit. of vulnerability. not having enough clear space near your home. i'm not sure what could he could

here is meteorologist darren peck with our weekend forecast. >> it is like an indian summer today, and it's nice. it's warm. warm. we are getting into the 80s. if we do daytime highs in the 80s, and it doesn't strike you as too much of a big deal, this is the time of year when that happens and this is what we we are doing. here's a live view . no marine layer out there, it's 82 in the city, 80 in san jose. not all that warm, but itt it doesn't stand out like that 82 in the city. to show you how much warmer than yesterday, you're about nine degrees warmer today than yesterday, in liver. in livermore. tomorrow is when we are going to top out, and just a quick look ahead to saturday's temperatures, we will will still be low 80s in the ci. the city. this is the warmest day in the seven-day forecast, but we will look at that entire seven-day forecast including your entire weekend coming up in in your complete first alert weather forecast coming up read back to you, reed. > >> today, hundreds of students march through downtown oakland o oakland to say no to: yes to life. >> they are trying t

thank you, darren. > >> another earthquake today, a 2.7 quake hit near sonoma. on sunday, a 2.9 hit piedmont. and the biggest recently we saw you talking about on twitter and coming into our newsroom, a 4.4 quake in santa rosa, last night. night. that quake sent bottles crashing at an alcohol store. fs . firefighters responded to reports of people stuck in elevators and odors of gas. emergency officials say it's a reminder for all of us we got to to be prepared. >> the first thing you want to do is receive the alert, right? the best way to receive an alert alert in earthquake early warning would be to demo the my shake at. it is the biggest response app in the country that that can deliver you lifesaving seconds as we saw with the most recent quake. >> and they say the best thing you can do during an earthquake is to drop, cover, and hold on. > >> live overseas now to was mr. hall, where queen elizabeth lies lies in state. after a historic, historic procession, those who have come to pay their respects to the queen and history she represents, cbs reporter danya

meteorologist darren peck is here to explain what that means for our weather and the drought. drought. >> you know how we got into this this problem the last two winters, as you said they were h were both la nina. it tends to deliver below average precipitation in california. first the overview. we have gotten so good at visualizing these things and understanding them better. these are surface temperatures across the globe. in blue, you are below average. there is a big pool of below average temperatures along the equator. that is the signature of la nina. we don't just look at this in a static image. over the last three months, the pattern, this goes back to june. each one of these is a weeks worth of time. this is a time l. time lapse. watch out here toward the midsection of the equator, in the pacific. that i, is important, because that is the part of the pacific that would reshape weather patterns as we go into the fall, in such a way that it tends to bring california less rain. here is the overview. what does la ninao nina do in terms of the storm track? it tends to push

. > >> so darren peck is here to tak about the rain coming. we're starting to get the winds happe. our thoughts with the people deg with the mosquito fire as well. >> we'll get rain on that fire. >> what about mudslides? >> that would be a concern there, especially on newly burnd land up there. but at least in e short term stopping the fire's forward advance is a positive sign from what's about to happen. although, the fire did n a bit in the wind today. it was able to advance uphill away from away from forest hill today. hes the rain. first alert doppler sw us a lot of rain waiting. we can we can see the way the storm is put together and why it's so promising for rainfall. it has a a long trailing plume. that's te atmospheric river feeding into it to give us better rain, higher rainfall totals than without it. here's the leading e tomorrow morning. this is pre-dawn, like the morning. we're seeing rain up and down 11 about to sweep across the rest of the bay. into 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, we're seeing more of the more noticeable rain into the south bay. that's kind of te initial cold fr

. > >> we turn now to talk to darre, darren peck, first alert weather. such a difficult situae difficult situate situation for so many out there. >> they are in the central part of the sierra there, right at about that 4000-foot elevation. it's going to be a lot of smoke coming from over there. her class at home that we are going the other way. and it did get windy today. we are about 10 degrees cooler here at home, today than we were yesterday. and when you look at the screen light up over the next three hours, classic onshore breeze means two things, one, good air quality here at home, but two, y two, noticeably cooler and windy windy through the passes. take k a look tonight, 36 mile-an-hour. mile-an-hour gusts. we haven't seen that for about the last week and a half or so. now we are getting into that strong onshore pattern. and if you look look at the temperature difference from four hours ago, 9 degrees colder right now in liver more than you were yester, were yesterday, 7 degrees colder colder in petaluma. we didn't change a whole lot here, and it

we have darren have darren peck to tell us how much smoke, how much longer, anl of that weather kind of stuff. >> when it comes to forecasting smoke? a bit. you cannot get too too specific with thisstuff. we we can show you a camera that has one of the ugly reviews we have had of the bay area in quite some time. is a cloud? ist smoke? is it marine layer? yes, it is all three. a better way to to get a handle on all this is to go to the source. for that, you have a whole network of low-cost air-quality centers acs northern california. for the most part, when you take a look here at home, it is yellow to moderate. that is probably the way it is going to stay for the next few days. it may get a little better on monday. the real focus has been over here, when you see a lot more orange.f you have any friends or family n that side of sacramento, it is getting bad there. there is the source, the smoke coming off of the mosquito fire. it continuesg our way. that is going into tom. this is still going to look lika soup in the air at least for the for the rest of this weekend. if weekend. if we

. > >> let's check in with first alert meteorologist darren peck who joins us once again. how much rain could come down in the the fire zone? >> enough for a significant impt significant improvement on that fire, but before we get to the rain, there is the wind. that is is what i want you to see on saturday. watch the screen light light up as we go through the d. the day. we will get into saturday and you will see strong, southwesterly wind light light up the screen and show us where we will have wind gusts up up to around 25 or 30 miles per, per hour, right through the heart of the day saturday. that will be an issue before the rai. rain starts. the fire will spread on saturday as a result. that is tomorrow. but then on sunday into monday, we come back back for a close-up look at the burn scar and it is right in the the footprint of some of the best of the rain. we could get two inches. on the leading edge, edge, the fire will have spread this way, on saturday. that is also where some of the heaviest rain will fall. it will be a different story on monday, but saturday wil

first alert meteorologist darren peck has been tracking the weather and joins us live. how is that rain coming? >> it is still on track. so little has changed in this forecast for the last 2 1/2 days. it is nice to see that and and it also gives us a high degree of confidence. widespread widespread beneficial rain is coming sunday and monday. both days, equally, but they will have different characteristics. sunday should be steady rain. monday is when we could encountr could encounter brief downpours and maybe an isolated thunderstorm mixed in. gusty wi. gusty wind. there will be plenty plenty of time sunday and monday monday when it is not raining. more time when it is not raining raining then when it is, but there will be enough rain that it is going to add up. that is where the storm is now and just to show you how that mass of rain is going to get better orgd better organized and have such great game. it is going to be sitting right off the coast as we approach the early predawn hours of sunday. that is when we we will get some of the steady rain where everyone gets

as we check in with first alert meteorologist darren peck. look at that food. day, on sunday. >> well, you go inside and you wait. >> the field will be wet and they had a little trouble with it in their last game. >> there was a monsoon in chicago. >> it's not going to be a monsoon here, but i go back to t to that billboard. this will be widespread and official rain and there is a difference. i will n will explain why i call it beneficial, rather than significant. i put a number on the top of the newscast. it said said an inch and an inch is certainly possible for part of the bay area. not everybody. inland, you likely won't get it. it. santa clara likely won't get get an inch out of this, but it could be half an inch and that will be spread over sunday and monday. it will be both days. this will be good rain in september. this will be the kind kind of rain that by september standards could tyler break records for rainfall in some locations, but the details are still evolving. want to see where the storm is? it is still way up there. futurecast sees it it and d

darren peck is standing by withe details when we come back. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> welcome back. it happened today. oakland's pride parade made a big comeback after a twor pandemic pause. the 12th annual event kicks off other pride celebrations next weekend. the anticipation of the events, oakd is getting 2400 more doses of the monkeypox vaccine from the . as kpix 5's shawn chitnis has tt story. >> reporter: for the first timee the pandemic, the lgbtq communiy here in the east bay came together again and spread a mese of unity. [ music ] [ music ] a show of pride along the strees of downtown oakland on sunday. e parade kicking o

joining me now is illinois gubernatorial candidate, darren bailey.yor recently said you saidbecause you support donald p that you need to the go back to the farm. >> thank you very much for letting us get our voice out here in illinois. yes, i responded to mayor lightfoot. i would love to go back to the farm and be with my children and grandchildren but right now we've got some pretty serious problems in illinois. illinois is be in jeopardy. chicago is in jeopardy and they need someone standing up, pushing back against t this nons nonsense. this divide is he destroying our country. maria: it's unbelievable that she glides over the crime that is spiking in chicago. lori lightfoot is firing back at mcdonald's because the mcdonald's ceo said that rising crime is causing issues for business. here's what she said. watch this. >> what would have been helpful is for the mcdonald's ceo to educate himself before he spoke. i'm going to look on productive engagement and not look in the rear yrear view mirror. maria: i'm not sure what she's talking about right t

i want to bring in darren mcgrady, the former cook, can i call you that, darren? is that all right.hef but look, you knew harry and william when they were young. you knew them when they had their mom and you knew them when they were on a similar procession like this as young men. how do you think they've grown up? what have you observed about the two of them? >> well, of course, the last procession they walked behind as you said earlier was their mother's. now over the years -- [inaudible] they have drifted apart and i think that and i rather hope that what we're seeing today, seeing them going through burying their grandmother, the commonwealth's and nation's grandmother. everyone in the world loved her. i hope that brings them back together for the sake of the queen, for the sake of the monarchy and for the sake of king charles iii. >> bill: thank you for that, darren. he was the former chef to queen elizabeth ii, princess diana for 15 years. they went through the mall, dana, but they call it the mall and i caught up on that earlier today as i was getting ready for the 38-minute p

darren, i'm sorry for your loss. this is personal for you.e world with the queen and her family for more than a decade. what do you remember most about her? >> you know, it's an incredibly sad day. i'm feeling those pains in my stomach as if i'd lost a loved one. i think the whole nation feels the same and everyone around the world. i got to see the queen for all those years and pomp and pageantry but also behind the scenes too, the happy, smiling faces. i'm thinking back to when i first met her, walking the corgis along the river by balmoral castle. the corgis chasing me, and me running away. the queen laughing out loud. i've seen her dancing at balmoral and just seen the happy times. those years where i cooked breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner for the most amazing lady. >> you call her the most amazing lady, and you talk about her humor. it has been, you know, amidst the sadness and seriousness of today, some of the stories of her humor would make anyone laugh. i mean a wonderful sense of humor she had. she had access to anything s

. >> >> darren is back with us. is another system that will hit u.s. shores. >> it's getting busy. i will show you what fiona looks like and then i will show you what ian, and that's the next name storm, it will be a bigger deal in the next few days. you can se it's not a hurricane anymore, but it is a powerful storm and it is coming onshore as you spek you speak in the far northeastern part of canada. we have to divert our attention away to what is going to becomea major storm to watch. this mass of clouds is just getting organized and it has clicked ovr clicked over into tropical stor. storm status. that is a recent . this is ian and it will go throh go through rapid intensification intensification over the next few days. if you look the projected path on this, by the time we get to tuesday, we are taking a look at would could poy could potentially be a major ea. major earthquake. this is classified major inability to create serious damage. that will will be the story into tuesday and went day. that is the track, the track, but there's a lot ofe of confidence in intensification i

darren, covering sheer horror as near by artillery fire rages in this forest. on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock ticks you and bodies buried in mass graves dating from the russian occupation . drawing from what sir nicholas year equal. just on the woods, the information we have which has already been established, is the burial of local residence. labriola exclamation. as you can see, examination of the bodies. he and referrals for forensic examinations are currently being carried out 3. or you can hear some corpses show signs of violent death, elastic, pedal, general jaeger, le yoga, just order the year to recoil this corpse is of a man in his eighty's lawyer. he was found with his hands tied behind his back. his skull was deformed by violent blows to the head. his janitors bear traces of torture. nearby 17 ukrainian soldiers have been found in a shallow grave. this was an ot right here. we found 17 corpses of service men of the armed forces of ukraine. the bodies have for now been sent to the morgue for

darren, what is going on? > >> the story that we just heardt heard about ian, they said it could be in the florida keys by three days. there is fiona and t is the storm falling apart. we don't have a whole lot of time to focus on that one. tropical storm ian is going to intensify. intensify rapidly. it is going to go from a tropical storm into into a hurricane over the next 24 to 36 hours and we will see t see it pass over western cuba by by monday and by the time we have gotten to wednesday morning, the latest forecasts has the potential for a category a category three hurricane right right off the coast from tampa. or in that vicinity. we will not not get specific about the locations. you cannot pick up the place several days before hand but all of florida is in te in the cone and it is going to unfold quickly. meanwhile, we have got a warm-up that has been been going on in the last few d. few days. you probably noticed today already feels kind of war. of warm. the next few days will be even warmer. san fran

with commonwealth leaders at buckingham palace, including new zealand prime minister, jacinta, are darren and canada as just intrude. oh, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. some boxing news now . mexican canal, or alvarez defeated kazakhstan, a rival good naughty glosson by unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middleweight rural title canal. those victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial draw in the 1st fight.

with commonwealth leaders at buckingham palace, including new zealand prime minister, jacinta r, darren and canada. as justin trudeau, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. well for more, we are now joined by our corresponded jack para cruz reporting from london. wall jackets, the final day of the queen's lying in state. how would you describe the emotional climate there in london? just had a pretty interesting moment here just on the other side of the thames, where the queen's body isn't

with commonwealth leaders at buckingham palace, including new zealand prime minister, jacinta, are darren and canada. as justin trudeau, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. here up to date on the w news, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. stay tuned for world stories with a report on how ukrainians are preparing for another potential nuclear disaster. a marion evans, dean from me and the entire news team. inver. lynn, thanks for watching ah. enjoying the view

with commonwealth leaders at buckingham palace including new zealand prime minister, jacinta, are darren and canada's just intrude. oh, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. our corresponded burg moss is in london. i asked her if the cue to see the queen's coffin had subsided. well, it's not any o q, it's the q and there's even a q for queuing for the q. and no, it hasn't subsided on the official advice is there is a twitter handle fraud. and there was a youtube channel for it, and the offi

meteorologist darren k is here with the latest. >> a look at where that is on the map, just from the epicenter. a 4.4 is strong enough to be felt. the usga feature reports for how widely it was felt. this was widely fe. felt. this was widely felt. >> we will check for any developments on this. back to y. on this. back to you. >> tonight, we spotlight. he died from a relapse years ago. d kenny choi joins us now. i know you talked with aaron's father. >> reporter: this was not an easy decision for the family ton up. >> reporter: building homes has been in paul mcgregor's dna for generations. he learned the craft from his father in san fr. he has developed nearly 100 homes. the 65-year-old contractor controls each aspect of it from foundation to roof. e by piece. surfing and splashing splashing off miramar beach. he is reminded of how the tides turn and how quickly life can, too. >> life will never be the same.t sucks. >> reporter: it is a never ending gut wrenching inner battle for a parent who wonders if there is anything he could have done differently to help a child fight the destru

here to talk more at it is first alert meteorologist darren peck. it's downgraded, bt it still dramatic for the people people that are there. >> it's been over land for seves now. it's still category 2 hurricane. when it came ashore at noon, 150-mile-an-hour windsw down to 100, but still enough for this to be a category 2 hurricane. you see the progress it has made. it was so impressive at noon. it's still impressive now. if we take a look at a wider view and put it on the futurecast, it's going to to be over florida offer the ni. by the time we get to tomorrow,s downgraded to a tropical storm, meaning the wind speeds have drd below the 74-mile-an-hour speede forward progression on this is only 8 miles an hour. it's taking its sweet time. there will be a lot of rain with this still to come. it's going to come back on shore again after he goes out over the atlantic. it's going back into south caro. it's going to stay a tropical s. stay a tropical storm. this is not going to re-intensify into a a hurricane. still a lot of rain rain to work with. up an