derek van dam: with any major hurricane, a track is far from certain. hurricane ian was no different. so i think a lot of people in fort myers thought that they were in the clear because so much focus and attention was on tampa bay. but what ended up happening was fort myers was going to get hit directly. [thunder crashes] this is bad. barbie waggoner: i was watching one of the different weather cameras that they had all over the island. and i knew that that camera was over 8 feet in the air. all of a sudden, i see that camera go underwater. [music playing] the water was rising so fast. my sister's house was across the street. i'm thinking, the houses aren't going to make it. and i said, you need to leave your house. mitch and mary came over about that time and said, we're scared. can we stay with you? mary wojciechowksi: mitch and i, we lived right across from the water. that morning i didn't know what to think. i said, come on, we're going to go by bob's, because at least we'll all be together. i honestly thought everything was going to be ok. it was

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now we're former olympic athlete derek redmond. welcome to the show, derek. remember seeing you on our tv screens in 1990. 1992, barcelona . barcelona. historic barcelona. barcelona. historic scenes there. but let's go a little bit further back in your life. what got you into athletics, >> just a love of running around and jumping. i mean, the story that i always tell people is for the first six years, i thought my name was will you walk? because i just used to run and jump because i just used to run and jump around the house. and i think the safest place for me was on the sports field. and i got the opportunity to go down to my local athletics club, which was milton keynes athletics club. and, yeah, i had a go. i had no idea what i wanted to do, so tried everything. long jump, high jump, everything. long jump, high jump, triple jump, shot put, sprinting, middle distance. and then we found out that i was pretty bad at long jump. high jump. you know, all those other events. >> but i was quick, you know, that's interesting. what you just said initially, because

i want to pick up on that point that derek was making. it is, and it's a big if, president biden were to withdraw from the race and we had kamala harris as the democratic candidate, are you gaming any scenarios around this? how would that change the picture for you? norman: we are giving out scenarios on this. unfortunately you don't have much polling on the tom perez harris election in november. but what we do have suggests to us that especially in the swing states, the trend does not change much, meaning trump is ahead in the sunbelt of the united states and in the states where it is close, michigan and wisconsin, it would remain close. plus i think a change in the horses in the middle of the race with perhaps energize the democratic energize their base and bring more people to the table. paul: do you have any views on what might happen to the markets in the event of a trump victory? can you walk us through those? also in the context of a lot of things to consider, gold is catching a bid. does that catch your eye? norman: we have seen t

derek wallbank.he national rally dominating. what's in store for round two? derek: it's a really interesting sort of result here. remember, emmanuel macron called this trying to get a little bit more of a boost. that seems to have not happened and quite aggressively not have happened, his bloc coming in third in the first round of voting and le pen's far right side coming out of this in the pole position. now, how does this translate to a majority in being able to work its will? well, the magic number in french politics is 289 seats. the projected seats off the vote year the national rally was able to get is somewhere between 230 and 305. that is a very wide number and it's complicated by the fact that in this two-step process there is a way for candidates who make runoffs to maybe step back and consolidate support. you have seen across french elections going back a couple of years that sometimes after the first round there is a sort of bringing together to try and stop the far right. there are indic

and our sized corresponded derek williams, who filed that report, joins us in the studio. now. derek, we just saw in the report the 6 dream heat causes all sorts of problems for the human body. how long do we have to be exposed to that kind of heat for it to hurt as well? that's kind of different from individual to individual because what your body is striving to do during the heat wave is to get rid of excess heat. that's fine to, to maintain this core temperature of 37 degrees celsius. that happens whether you're in m snowstorm or in the middle of heat. why? if you always want things to be 37 degrees celsius in your body. so it's trying to get rid of heat and that's going to be a different process for, for example, an older person who's maybe not well hydrated or has an underlying health conditions than it is for someone for example, is for example is, is young and healthy. so there isn't a real clear cut definition. however, whether indexes say that you should start to use caution starting at around 80 degrees fahrenheit of which is $2627.00 degrees celsius. but of cour

and derek, thank you for your service, happy fourth to both of you, thank you for being here. >> thanky recommendation, my recommendation is for him to have some interviews with serious journalists, no holds barred, any questions, and just sit there and be joe. >> jonathan: president biden taking nancy pelosi's advice to some extent, scheduling scheduling his first postdebate tv interview with abc news anchor george stephanopoulos, now set to air in a "primetime" special friday. but will it make a difference? can a pretaped interview ease democrat concerns? can one interview save president biden? if not, what can? let us know what you think, x and instagram @foxnewsnight, we and instagram @foxnewsnight, we will read your responses in the nightcap. that will be fun. [♪♪] one ve h with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on y

derek vaughan: i had a few officers on shift with me that night. we were gonna go ahead and meet at the police department. the services all started going down suddenly. the power in the entire town went off. and of course, when that happened, we knew that it was probably about to hit. i remember officer simpson went to the front window and he just yelled, there's debris coming in. and as i watched him turn and run towards us, the whole front of the building just exploded inward on us. you almost couldn't even tell which way it was up, there was much wind and debris. it was almost like being underwater. trent okerson: mayfield water and electric, their facility was just on the edge of the worst damage path. even there, you saw the massive amounts of debris that was blowing, pieces of wood flying through the air like missiles, and they weren't even directly in the core of that tornado. one of the buildings that was close to the police department that got hit real hard was the f&b bank right there on the court square. and all of a sudden, boom. the to

derek: a young man from pennsylvania.t does not appear like this was a person at the minute that was a particularly vocal partisan on any side of the aisle and that is sort of about what we have. we are still hearing a little drip drip drip about him. i wanted to address the first part of the question. we don't have a lot of polling about how this looks like but we have seen some clear market indications in terms of where people are going. the stock in shenzhen where the company name roughly sounds like "trump wins big." we have seen some suggested that trump -- suggestion that trump's own publicly listed company is going up quite a bit in the robin held markets -- robinhood markets. there is a suggestion that the market indication that the market indication is that there is more movement towards trump right now. i did see -- in the absence of holding it is hard to know what this does in terms of uncommitted voters -- but i did see some commentary from frank luntz who has a good beat on public opinion and he sees some ind

[applause] >> well, thank you very much, derek and thank you all for joining us today. it really is my honor to be here alongside the people who are making this historic democratic national convention possible. i want to first thank jeff burnside and the entire united states secret service for their tireless work to keep chicago and all of us attending the dnc safe. your professionalism truly and your sacrifices make us proud in proud. in less than a month, thousands will gather here in chicago to make their voices heard by participating in the convention. the eyes of the world will be on our great city and safety and security have remained our top priorities. it is thanks to the tireless efforts and coordination of the agencies that are represented in this room from all levels of government that convention goers and residents alike can participate and spectate to the fullest extent without fear for their safety. i want to acknowledge some of the great local and state leaders and agencies who have sacrificed nights and weekends in pursuit of that effort. the staff and r

hi derek. >> yes, hello. thank you peter it is so nice to talk to you. you should have your third calling thing is independent but tonight is a little different. here is my thought on a couple of things. one is, china has got a billion 600 million people and their populace. the people who make decisions for china are about two and a half million. two and half million people control 1.6 billion people. i'm saying that because what i just saw with the democratic party is they put into a perspective of there are this many delegates. so you have 2000 delegates question. >> about 4000 plus about 700 super delegates on the democrat side. >> okay, thank you sir. let's go with the higher number, 4000, peter thank you. 4000 representing in the last election 83 million people. she did not even when one primary. she got less than 1%. sue went so that said were you leaning toward supporting joe biden prior to his dropping out? >> no. i am leading toward the best candidate for our country. >> host: who you think that is right now? >> it is a great question but i will

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what sandwich is that, derek? >> this is our double happiness meal. so, what do you have?e is a fried fish sandwich. the patty is made from gold spotted sea bass from the pacific coast. there's a herb slaw with chrysanthemum, a taiwanese pickled tartar sauce, and a generous half ounce there of czar nikolai's state caviar. >> people always think that caviar is super expensive, that, you know, i mean, something that they couldn't afford. is that true? >> no. not necessarily. i mean, obviously it is a delicacy. it's an indulgence. but at czar nikolai, we're all about making caviar more approachable. >> and at czar nikolai, do you also educate people about, you know, what? what to do. people who have never had it right? >> yeah. education is a huge part of what we do. and at the end of the day, there's a traditional way to enjoy caviar. but it is a food. it's delicious. you should eat it. and enjoy it. >> all right. >> what is the traditional way with the chip or how traditional would probably be the blini, which is those little pancakes with a little creme fraiche, maybe chiv

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derek. good morning to you. this getting worse out there yes. >> so what we're following right now is coming out of butte county, california, the park fire that is quickly spread overnight. remember butte county is where the camp fire ravaged the area back in 2018. so not what we want to see off in the horizon with some of these fires quickly spreading. of course that time lapse shows quite a picture of just how fast these fires can spread at 8:00, active wildfires over the western us. but i do want to take note of something that occurred that has been occurring over the past 24 hours across alberta into canada. so we're talking western canada now, several large active wildfires, but one that has encroached on the tourist town of jasper. there were mandatory evacuations there, and we're starting to get in some information that that area has received significant losses in terms of structures and buildings. so more information to that coming now, this is a look at what's happening in california. you can see the pa

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let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning to you wow. i've always wanted to try that maybe next time i'll do little action figurines or something. we'll have a special audit on cnn yeah. look, it's it's it's brutally hot. that's dangerously hot, but it's not only just stifling hot, but it's record setting and we use these court's unprecedented and we don't want to sound like a broken record, but truly is. and the reason i say this and we're taking las vegas as an example here, the 30 had never reached 117 degrees or higher and then earlier this week at reached 100 120 and then three consecutive days this week, the temperature has already reached 100 and degrees, so overstepping its previous all-time record highs three days in a row. we've also had six consecutive days above 115 every day since july 3 has reached temperatures above hundred and ten. i don't know how many ways to slice this. it's just hot, but that's dangerous heat. and speaking of dangerous heat, it's brutal in houston because there are so many people still without power,

let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning to you. what are we looking at? >> yeah. these are impactful storms for upstate new york here, some damage video coming out of rome. and this is actually from a confirmed tornado according to the local national weather service office, you can see some of the roofs that have been damaged and some of the trees that have been toppled now, thanks to those storms, there are over 100,000 people or customers, i should say without power within the state of new york, but it's not just new york. look at pennsylvania, new jersey, into parts of massachusetts, even illinois and indiana from storms that occurred sunday into monday, we have had nearly 1,000 storm reports through the course of this week and there's more severe weather possibilities today for a large chunk of our population on the east coast philadelphia, dc, richmond in new york damaging gusts of wind and large hail, a possibility not much going on right now, but there's certainly the potential for some flash flooding. flood watches in effec

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this morning, derek.nk you very much. >> all right. coming up next here. we're going to talk to democratic congressman greg landsman of ohio about how president biden can dig in or not, plus how the biden campaign is responding to losing the support of actor and mega fundraiser george clooney thank you all for, coming et me introduce you to class 500 the intuitive and easy to use trading app that gives you a glimpse into the future of futures trading. see a trading opportunity you'll be able to trade it in two clicks once your account the open no matter what kind of trader you are, plus 500 has you covered with a tailored solution? so download the app and start trading futures today, training the futures and options involves the risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor plus 500 it's trading with a plus did you know there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%. try don power, wash, dish spray. it removes 99% of greece and grime in half the time, don power wash has three cleaning boosters no

let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning yeah. >> kasie, there's a reason why fire fireworks are banned in this part of the country, right? so this dry timber box conditions mix that in with a spark. and of course you've got the recipe for a disaster just like this. you can see the firefighters working overtime to help contain this fire. there are now 66 active large wildfires over the western us. and you can see many of them across the state of oregon and into california dry thunderstorms, that means thunderstorms that don't produce rainfall to the ground, but produce lightning and can spark fires quite easily. possible today across portions of montana and idaho and eastern sections of oregon also with the wildfires burning, we have air quality concerns, air quality alerts in place for many states over the western us, over the eastern parts of the country. this is where we're following flooding rainfall potential at least for the next couple of days across southeast texas. look at houston in another two to four

more than 183 miles spanning seven years and seven continents, derek stefureac makes no small plans.sion internationally. >> i saw that there was a marathon in antarctica and it sounded pretty epic. >> reporter: he ran all 26.2 miles of the marathon at union glacier. then the 52-year-old was off to europe, for a marathon in paris. in south america, he ran the chilean volcano marathon. >> then i thought, mount everest has a marathon. >> reporter: he ran the mount everest marathon in asia. then, south africa. before finally finishing his world tour in brisbane, australia, last month. and yet, he's still not finished crisscrossing the globe. >> next month i'm going to north pole. we have to wear a life vest. in case there's a crack in the ice. >> reporter: derek has accomplished all of this while living with m.s., he's refusing to let his diagnosis slow him down. >> to trekking up mount everest to run a marathon down it, it's incredible. >> linsey: incredible, indeed. what spirit. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. for all of us here, have a great night. janai: hey everyone,

so derek, talk to me. this is a huge staple not only in the oakland but really in the bay area. i heard people in san jose talking about it when i first moved here, talk to me about why did you all decide to move? oh, well, first of all, how you doing? but we decided to move after 20 years, just relocate to it, get a fresh start. also that we had the opportunity to purchase this, space. and so it's very important for us to have ownership. now, after 20 years of paying rent, it's time to time to own something. and i think all black businesses, businesses, period, but especially those in our community, african american community, we would just do much better and prosper more if we just owned the spaces that we're in. and i want to talk to you about that because what we are seeing, not only in oakland but across the bay area, a lot of businesses are leaving, pulling out because of the crime, and it's really hitting businesses hard. but you've decided not only to move to a location, but plant your roots even d

pressure for the last nine months, let's see how it plays out but i think it's nonsense. >> trace: derek also skeptical? >> i am. that president biden was negotiating this entire deal, considering the blunders he's had over and over again over the last two weeks. but netanyahu makes a point, he wants an enforcement mechanism on the northern portion of gaza. when you are doing combat and you are out there taking territory and moving through, you don't want to release that territory back to the bad guys because they will entrench themselves. he makes a point about wanting to make sure that that northern area will have some sort of defensive mechanism. my biggest worry is that hamas tries to renege on their deal. they've done this over and over again where they get to the very end of the table and all of a sudden they pull it back at the last minute. >> trace: and that's the whole thing, this deal calls for hamas to get out, that's it, they are done, and it would call for a peacekeeping force trained by the states. does anyone believe that hamas will say thank you so much, we are out? 's pa

so let's get more on this from a science. postpone a derek williams. a derrick, when do temperature is good that? well, that's, that, that's, there's not a clear cut answer to that question because it depends very much on the person who's experiencing the heat. so the, the core temperature of the body is what is what the body is trying to maintain, which is $37.00 degrees celsius and that it keeps up, it's trying to get rid of excess heat. and so that might be a more difficult process. for example, if it's an older person who has maybe underlined conditions and, and hasn't had enough water during the course of the day, that would be more difficult. and for example, for a young person who's well hydrated. but um, in general, whether index is sort of begin to say that you should start to take caution at around 80 degrees fahrenheit. so that's 2627 degrees celsius. and it rapidly though, as the temperature as wise, gets worse than the $6.00 to $20.00 heads up that low it's, it's that low. that's when they start to start to urge caution. but let's just tak

derek, welcome to "the exchange."ving me, kelly. >> sounds like you're expanding your recreational offerings, this isn't just pools anymore? >> yeah, you're exactly right. we have really expanded across all the home amenities, so recreational spaces by the hour. it's not just swimming pools, it's hot tubs, cold plunges, backyards, indoor spaces. home gyms, everything. yeah. there's a huge untapped opportunity for their underutilized home amenity spaces. >> this is hilarious. i could go use someone else's home gym or take a dunk in their ice bath? >> absolutely. you know, we are really about fun and celebration and increasingly health and wellness. and so, those underutilized spaces are a great opportunity for hosts to make the most and generate revenue from those underutilized spaces and for guests to get access to the things that they don't have and build community while it happens. >> how much of this now has to be kind of dealing with local regulators. i know there have been places that banned swimply. what's the r

boston playwrights theater, and a lot of different bonuses, and derek wolcott is, i'll remind you, ater who wrote in english, who was a laureate of the nobel prize for literature in... 92 year and in his work he was looking for answers to the question: how does colonialism affect people, the country and everything, this is a topic very close to us, and i will also say that in the 21st year serhii eagerly received this award, and then well, natalka bilotserkivets got into the short list of this award, in october we will be announced the winner, of course we will cheer for our participant. order of ostap slavynskyi. well, that's all for me, now in july there are not many events, cultural events, but you see, vasyl, there are still such great, great events like now. and now thank you. thank you. thank you. indeed, thank you lina chaney for the great work and the interesting information. success to those representatives of show business, well, in its various manifestations, and those who, to one degree or another, will be attached to the defense forces, to the armed forces of ukraine, or

van dam, houston, texas and those power outages in texas. >> derek just mentioned cowardly, top 2.3 million according to the tracking website, power outage outage.us. the concern for many there is the heat index, how heat feels who's to the body when you add in the high humidity in houston, for example, the heat index. these next two days, we'll be around 105 degrees fahrenheit, that is 40 degrees celsius. cnn meteorologist chad myers has more on that as well as the continued threat from beryl yeah, we still have gusty winds even at this hour, winds across parts of arkansas into missouri, and then later on today, this rain is going to run right on through indiana, illinois, and then on up to windsor, ontario. >> by the time we get to this point tomorrow, heavy rainfall, two to four inches of rain spreading itself out, not 12 inches all in one spot that's the good news. we did get some gusty winds. these are the wind gusts freeport, texas 97. now, if that was a sustained wind, that would be a category two hurricane, but it was not sustained. it was a gust and that just doesn't count.

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all of this for us, derek, i mean, i think going to get any relief out there. >> yeah. yeah. jim in the catalyst for that is this cold front that you see bringing some rain to the pacific northwest. some of the hardest hit areas within oregon will get light showers will take what we can get in terms of the park fire. unfortunately, no rain really anticipated there. but conditions will improve in terms of the heat. in fact, you can see that with the temperature is going forward over the first parts of this work week, really in the upper 70s, lower 80s, edging backup towards wednesday, thursday, and friday hi day, but we've got this narrow window of time where maybe perhaps firefighters can get a bit of containment built on those wildfires. there's 103 active, large wildfires. of course, lots of smoke associated with this billowing into the atmosphere, degrading the quality of the air. this will be the story of the summer, right? and it was last summer as well. this is going to blanket much of the horizon from montana to idaho, oregon, northern california, portions of nev

let's get to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning to you this damage obviously very difficult for these communities. what are we looking at today? >> yeah, you can almost follow the path of the severe weather since sunday. look at this nearly 1,000 reports of severe weather, 15 tornado reports since sunday. and when we put this all into a seasonal perspective, you can see just how well above average to date we are in terms of number of tornadoes across the u.s. 1,400 so far we average roughly about 1,000 for this year to date and along with that band of severe weather that moved through, let's say, illinois on monday and then upstate new york into the rest of the workweek this is some of the resulting wind impacts. in fact hurricane force gusts for some locations that knocked out power power for 450,000 customers from illinois through northern new england now there is still a round of severe storms possible today across a major metropolitan of the east coast that includes new york, philadelphia, and washington. so we're

. >> let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning to you. pretty remarkable. >> yeah. good morning. kasie so here's the deal with denver right now. we have moderate air quality, but yesterday it actually had the eighth worst air quality in terms of large cities across the entire planet. so really puts it into context, how smoky it has been. and of course this is all a result of the the wildfires that are ongoing, not only from western canada, but into the pacific northwest, specifically across the state of organ. you can see kind of the evolution of the smoke going forward. much of that smoke concentrated across eastern oregon. we have poor air quality alerts, including denver stretching northward towards the canadian border as nearly 70 active large wildfires continue can you to burn? here's our risk areas today. this is where we're concerned about dry lightning that could spark off more fires. this is of course on the backdrop of extreme heat quickly along the east coast, we've had a lot of rain from atlanta all the way to houston. we have

multiple hurricane warnings are now in effect meteorologist derek van dam is tracking all of it first live port lavaca, texas and derek gosh, i can see, you you're getting a taste of it it's just made landfall now, what do we expect to happen next yeah, right now, we are witnessing the first hurricane of the atlantic, 2024 season, making landfall here along the central texas coast. and we are just a few miles away from where that high is crossing over the texas coastline. that is why we are getting buffeted by these strong tropical storm-force gous in excessive 50 miles per hour. this storm has rewritten the history books and i had a dubious track record being named for. now over ten days finally making its third landfall here in the continental united states. let's get right to the threats and the graphics, the latest radar satellite imagery shows this 80 miles per hour category one storm making landfall and look at that eastern hi, that is the strongest part of the store and we call that the dirty part of the storm and that's where we have a tornado watch. and that includes portions

so, derek, talk to me.an, this is a huge staple not only in the oakland but really in the bay area. i heard people in san jose talking about it when i first moved here, talk to me about why did you all decide to move? oh, well, first of all, how are you doing? but we decided to move after 20 years, just relocate to it, get a fresh start. also, that we had the opportunity to purchase this, space. and so it's very important for us to have ownership. now, after 20 years of paying rent, it's time to time to own something. and i think all black businesses, businesses, period, but especially those in our community, african american community, we would just do much better and prosper more if we just owned the spaces that we're in. and i want to talk to you about that because what we are seeing, not only in oakland but across the bay area, a lot of businesses are leaving, pulling out because of the crime, and it's really hitting businesses hard. but you've decided not only to move to a location but plant your roots

they're going to have to be sitting in that heat and derek van dam to you. so what is the forecast over the next few days? >> yeah. well here in lies. the problem i was in houston. i saw the damage on the ground. there is a lot of trees, shrubs, there's a lot of down power lines. and trying to do the post storm cleanup in heat indexes that are reaching 100 degrees or more is downright dangerous heat advisories in place for the greater houston metropolitan the area even though there's a slight onshore component to the wind keeping the metro area of houston slightly cooler than the past day or so it really doesn't make much of a difference considering that there is very little electricity across this area because of what was hurricane beryl that barreled through the region earlier this week leaving in the destruction behind in its wake. so authorities are warning people to be familiar with the signs of heat-related illnesses dizziness, headaches confusion, muscle cramps. that is when you start to see the warning signs and you need to take note, you have to coo

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let's get to our meteorologist, derek van dam. weatherman derek, your back, how you been bringing from cooling off a little bit in our air conditioned studio. tell us what we've got for today. >> okay. so not everybody is as fortunate as that dog there in the image it in the video, you saw just a moment ago with air conditioning because we still have about 1.3 million customers without power. i just arrived home from houston. many locations in harris county without power because of hurricane beryl. and of course with heat indices he's into the triple digits today and yesterday look, it's been downright uncomfortable, so the race is on definitely to restore power and cool people off. look at this. this is what it feels like as you step outside today, upper 90s, local variations to that again, could top the triple-digit mark it's not just texas, it's also over the western parts of the u.s. you know, we've been talking about record-breaking heat specifically into the las vegas region. you can see on our heat risk indicator map that s

cnn meteorologist derek van dam is on the scene for us in houston right now. what's the latest there, derek yeah, wolf, a combination of a hurricane, heat wave and a multi day power outage is a nightmare scenario for anyone and it's only going to become more common as humans continue to heat up the planet, fueling stronger storms like hurricane beryl that came bashing into the coastline of texas just 24 hours ago, knocking out power to millions. >> here, just outside of houston what you're looking at behind me is a utility restoration multistate coordinated effort to turn back the power to the people. but the race is on because a heatwave is descending on this area. so many people without power, not the opportunity to cool themselves off if they're just doing basic cleanup from storm damage at going and indoors is not going to bring any relief without electricity and air conditioning harris county earlier this morning was over 70% without power in terms of customers i drove through it in the middle of the night darkness, trees down power lines down. it was tre

let's get straight to our weatherman van dam, derek, good morning to you. what are you seeing out there? >> yeah remember. kasie butte county is the same county where the camp fire was located in 2018 that brought so much devastation. so look at this time lapse of the rapid fire growth of this particular fire. and you can see just how quickly that spreads with the very volatile on the ground dry a brutal conditions. there are 88 active wildfires over the western us, and i want to point this out. it is not just the western us impacted by wildfire activity. i want to get right into the western parts of canada where we're following a story that's breaking overnight about a wildfire that has encroached on the tourist town of jasper for there were mandatory evacuations for this area google search shows just how much trees surround this particular tourist town. and many of the buildings here have suffered significant damage here's just a scope of what has happened in the jasper national park region in canada. we are already seen total well area of burned acreage

israel's biggest ally and the protesters that hit the streets and tell her even elsewhere, every week, derek, acutely aware of that. so they are often in these protests calling directly on the us government to apply more pressure on how much and is real to reach a deal. and so, even though these protests happen on a weekly basis since the war began a po, families of hostages, but also is released from all walks of life taken to the streets, demanding a do. we can expect that they will have a heightened tone as the prime minister visits the united states because it's been 9 months. and there are many families that are still waiting for luck for their loved ones to come back a life or death. right. especially of course buttons. abraham induced him. thank you. i got some more stories making headlines around the world that landslide in the human land state of utah kind has scaled 3 people in egypt, several others the incidents. okay. i don't a pilgrimage. roots trapping many people on the debris. emergency services made it quickly to the scene to carry out the injured. and we move to that. south

britain's tom pidcock was second with derek gee back in third. motogp, ducati's francesco bagnaia has taken back the championship lead after winning the german grand prix at the saschenring. the reigning world champion went ahead with two laps to go after title rivaljorge martin crashed, bagnaia comfortably taking the chequered flag — waved by hollywood actor keanu reeves — for a fourth consecutive win. the italian now leads the championship by 10 points from martin. well, that's it from me. as always, there's much more on the bbc sport website and app. but from me and the team, goodbye. hello there. sunday brought a volatile mix of weather across the uk — sunny skies one minute, thunder clouds the next, ominous—looking skies across lincolnshire through sunday afternoon. most of those showers are actually easing away and we've got clearing skies and that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away. so a chilly start to monday morning, but lots of sunshine around. however, this cloud will arrive later on in the morning. it's going to bring so

let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek who morning. what are you seeing out there? >> yeah. case you can see the park fire from space. this is a satellite image. look at the rapid fire growth over the past 24 hours or so impressive lots of smoke, of course, billowing out from this particular fire, multiple fires over the western us creating degraded air quality. the park fire right now only at 3% containment it is burned more than the area of the city of atlanta that puts it into perspective as well. red fire warnings, red flag warnings, i should say for the central valley of california, but not just there. you can see other areas across the western us says nearly 90 active large wildfires continue to burn with poor air quality alerts in place from oregon into the state of washington, several wildfires from western canada also contributing to some of this lower air quality. and of course, hazy skies overhead. now we're going to pivot quickly because i want to talk about the opening ceremony of this evening. all eyes on paris and what w

israel's biggest ally and the protesters that hit the streets and tell her even elsewhere, every week, derek, acutely aware of that. so they are often in these protests calling directly on the us government to apply more pressure on how much and is real to reach a deal. and so even though these protests happen on a weekly basis, since the word began p a families of hostages, but also is released from all walks of life taken to the streets, demanding a do, we can expect that they will have a heightened tone as a prime minister visits the united states because it's been 9 months and there are many families that are still waiting for luck for their loved ones to come back a life or death. right? especially i can respond and abraham induced him. thank you. so let's look at some more stories making headlines around the well south reassess and it will ramp up. it's loud. speak up propaganda broadcast to north korea. so if you and young send more trash carrying volumes across the board up. know to yeah, has been floating balloons filled with rubbish into south co. yeah, sends me escalates intention