it moves between these landmasses between rico in the dominican republic.ng hits enough land, it will fall apart and low strength. if it slips to the middle, if the track moves through the window, it could develop in the warm water into a hurricane. assuming a tropical storm, it could be a category 1 hurricane as it moves up to the bahamas in the florida area. really, the story on dorian will be in the next 36 hour we will know a whole lot. the models will change depending on how much is gained or lost by the impact that those islands. right now it is a tropical storm, which is still a lot of rain, but is not a hurricane. that could all change quickly, or he could become even weaker. 98 degrees right now in fairfield. 98 in antioch. cooler today than yesterday by a couple of degrees. i mentioned a red flag warning. not for heat, but for lightning strikes up around the kirkley area, deer valley. we were not sing a lot of rain with the systems. you will get the potential for a fire. lightning strikes on the slope of the sierra, nevada. truckee had a good run

some of that because of the topography of the dominican republic. very big mountains here not that far from santa domingo and from the center part of haiti and the dr, that's where many areas of heavy rainfall could be happening. could be 2 to 6 inches of rain, could cause mud slides. and it's that area north we're worried about because this storm eventually as aiosaid gets to florida, keys, jackson vooivill don't know. >> of course it's been two years since hurricane maria devastated puerto rico. many people there are not taking any chances this time around. they are stocking up on water as you can see. cnn's pablo sandoval live with more. >> reporter: it doesn't take much here to make someone nervous particularly because many people here are either recovering from or still clearly remember the traumatizing experience that came with hurricane maria. it was two years ago with that deadly storm. people headed to service stations, grocery stores to stockpile some supplies whether it be fuel or food. the concern here obviously is some of the potential

a lot of the people in the situation with the dominican republic kind of thought they would be fine. ll, no, no, this is something that is a lot of companies, the czech republic, indonesia, the dominican republic, and what you have is as in costa rica here you have these manufactures are trying to cut corners, to make money, and you have these resorts, these all-inclusive resorts that uses a lot of alcohol. they take a chance with these manufactures, these bootleggers, and they bring in these, this liquor. what is needed is a real investigation and again without being redundant, somebody needs to go to jail, and you never hear of anybody going to jail. you always hear one, melissa, we're doing an investigation. we're conducting an investigation. well put somebody's butt in jail melissa: yeah, investigators made the same kind of point that you made saying look, why are you looking so hard at whether it's costa rica or it's the dominican republic? people die every year when they go to thailand, when they go to all other places and they named some of the other countries that you talked a

by wednesday, very close to puerto rico and by thuday, the dominican republic. very close to a hurricane at 70 mile-per-hour wind and just under that but still looking at a lot of rain with that weather system and strong wind that we will watch closely for you. the sunset at 7:46 in the sun rise at 6:36 tomorrow morning. daytime highs, 94 in concord, 88 in san jose, 78 in oakland and 72 in san francisco. cooler compared to yesterday and still above average but with higher humidity, feels a lot warmer out there. going through the next several days, we see temperatures cooling down with onshore flow on the increase as we go through thursday and friday with temps back to where we should be but just in time for the weekend with temps rebounding and warming up with plenty of sun for saturday and sunday. >>> it's every parent's nightmare to find out your child is addicted to drugs or alcohol. >> even worse, discovering the treatment center that was supposed to help did more harm than good. >> when a parent relinquishes a child and trusts that you will support that chi

staying to the south, but still close to that island there, and as it approaches haiti and the dominican republic, well, the intensity goes down because it is encountering some wind shear and interacting with the land. watching that moisture as well, in addition to that, we have watches and warnings for barbados and a lot of moisture which could lead to flooding along the louisiana coast. we're getting herb rain, but a front will be moving through and pushing it out and drying it out by the middle of the week. i'm dave warren for cbs news. >>> brazil's government is sending troops to battle massive wildfires as the amazon continues to burn at an alarming rate. the fires have gained international attention because of the rain forest's important role in emissions. >> reporter: we are in rio branco. this is in the western part of brazil. you may be able to make the haze out. that's from the natural smoke of the fires. the state we're in is one of six that immediately requested the offer of military assistance from brazil's government to fight the fires. officials announced the availability of more t

her can watch is now in effect for the dominican republic and for puerto rico right now. going through the day today at home, temperatures in the mid- 90s from concord, fairfield, livermore. upper 70s in san francisco and the seven-day forecast, a cool down through the work week and heating up with sunshine. >>> we have some spots on the roadways but at this hour, no terrible delays with an overall big picture of the bay area and the map is mostly green with not a lot going on and that's great for those of you getting ready to hit the roadways. southbound 680 -- excuse me, northbound at mission road, there is at 238, fyi, the same thing but not causing delays. it might be causing things to slow down and for now, you are all right. southbound 680, the offramp at main street is fully closed due to an accident and the good news is that most of you will get on the on ramp and not the offramp and it's a little bit early for this area commute to pick up. a heads up that that will affect you if you are getting off there. for the altamont pass, no problems and looking good all th

then it will likely make its way to the dominican republic on thursday, puerto rico's governor has declared a state of emergency. you'll recall the island is still in such a fragile state and trying to recover from hurricane maria which was just 2 years ago well as find out more about exactly where that tropical storm slash hurricane is as we show you. >>you have very docile and somber and quiet mark and errol but different situation the caravan the set time of year. i mean they they start getting ready to go here we're just head into the peak of hurricane season really not until the middle of september but things are heating up now and you can see the storm system as it approaches us about 24 hours ago and and approaching the windward islands says it makes his way toward the caribbean and here comes rahm right as it moved on through a jog to the north look what happened here. it jogged further to the north here and really that changed the forecast path as the begins to approach a little bit closer now to hear the very latest forecast with the system right now sustained winds of 50 miles pe

it'll head to the east to the dominican republic so we could see some very heavy amounts of rain concerns over city for flooding landslides and mudslides a look at this by friday this storm as it continues its journey to the west northwest it could become a hurricane we'll keep you updated. fly cats are airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. i'll come back here watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now the u.k.'s prime minister barak's johnson has moved to suspend parliament until the middle of october where this leaves his opponents very little time to push through legislation to prevent the u.k. from crashing out of the year without a deal tally and prime minister decepticon tape may keep his job after a breakthrough in coalition talks ahead of the opposition democratic party says he's ready to pull rivalries aside and govern with the 5 star movement country resigned a week ago. at least 13 people have been killed and 30 others wounded in model to no man in southwestern syria during an strikes in civilian areas aid agencies

it'll head to the east to the dominican republic so we could see some very heavy amounts of rain concerns for flooding landslides and mudslides and look at this by friday this storm as it continues its journey to the west northwest it could become a hurricane we'll keep you updated. you know afghanistan the taliban is renowned for its violent repression and now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to power one o one aims to mr gates and women who pay the price for peace on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. clo this is a news hour live from the headquarters in doha i'm fully back to bill coming up in the next 60 minutes. u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he'll suspend polly meant opponents call it a coup but it's not clear they can stop. yemen's government says it's recaptured the key city of aden in fighting that's deepened a rift between allies in the saudi led coalition also this hour hamas policemen are buried after being killed in gaza suicide attacks blamed on ice soul and its supporters plus. hundreds of protesters in hong kong denounce cathay pacific for firing employees

we're focussing today on puerto rico and the dominican republic. this storm eventually gets into the bahamas, and it will make a run at florida. that's four and five days out. but the storm right now, hurricane hunters in there, about a 50 miles per hour storm, becoming a 70 miles per hour storm as it makes a run at ponce or punta cana. that's the first part of the storm, then it gets into the water near nassau and turned left. does it go to the keys or myrtle beach. we don't know that yet. we're still not that far out. you can't trust the model 120 hours out. you can barely trust it 48 hours out for that matter, but they all are turning back to the left, and this water right here is 89 to 90 degrees. when that storm, if it's still a storm after it goes over the dr and haiti and puerto rico, if it's still a big circulation, the intensity could rapidly go up as we see this storm into the bahamas. we know it's going to rain a lot. we know there's going to be wind. for now, we are watching the second part of the storm for the u.s., the first part for

if it makes its way toward the west, toward, let's say, dominican republic and interacted with the landome of the higher terrain, that could break the system apart. because it is a small storm, it is very vulnerable to the elements. so it doesn't take much for a small storm to automatically generate power but on the other side it doesn't take much to dissipate. and that is what we would like to see. if it makes its way closer to puerto rico, again as mentioned, if tropical storm force winds are out 50 miles and san juan is 93, that may help them. but let me end with this. i talked to a friend of mine this morning who moved so san juan in december and sent me a article from the "miami herald" and the island utility company runs 16 electricity generators and 11 are out of service and the other five could go down with a stiff wind. so this means everything. if it makes it toward hurricane strength or even if it doesn't, if it threads the needle between puerto rico and dominican republic then it is got a better chance to further strengthen as it moves through the bahamas and this weekend to

set to make landfall in puerto rico throughout wednesday into thursday a head of there in the dominican republic preparations underway there putting together hold of these packs of emergency food supplies and this is the full cost track so by thursday it's moving quite swiftly out towards the west northwest of course the closer it gets it is actually going to begin to impact the turks and caicos islands and also as it works its way really through rico it'll head to the east to the dominican republic so we could see some very heavy amounts of rain concerns over city for flooding landslides and mudslides a look at this by friday this storm as it continues its journey to the west northwest it could become a hurricane we'll keep you updated. and new perspectives can change a wild. for one chin izzy and what began as a hobby has grown into a passion a way of life. teaching the next generation to strive for a higher level. and n.c.o. installing in his country a sense of freedom and strength. new heights my chin is yeah on al-jazeera. 67 words that spelled promise for one people. but disaster for anoth

the dominican republic is also under hurricane watch.rida may be feeling dorian's power this weekend. >> this is all that's left of a road on the island of martinique about 400 miles south of puerto rico. many other streets are also flooded after dorian hit the island. >> in puerto rico the beaches are empty and the stores are full as residents and tourists stock up for the approaching storm. >> and this group of south florida first responders assisting puerto rico has expertise in swift water rescues. abc's maggie rulli has more. >> reporter: final preparations are now under way in puerto rico. tropical storm dorian is gaining strength and could become a hurricane. the island of puerto rico is in its crosshairs. people on the island are gathering whatever supplies they can. >> just to have enough water and camping food. >> reporter: preparing for what they fear could be the next devastating hurricane. still fresh in their memories, 2017's hurricane maria, a strong category 4 storm packing 155-mile-an-hour winds and killing nearly 3,000

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and coming up, when tropical storm dorian is expected to reach puerto rico and the dominican republic. >>> and the battle intensifies. as it rejects a $22 million offer to help fight the amazon fire. where it thinks the money would be better spent. >>> first, though, let's check in with mike mibach. >> good morning to you. both coming up in the next hour. as college students across the country go back to school. the number 1 question for many. we'll talk about the top five most valuable college majors and why. >>> plus, cleaning up the streets of oakland. why the city is bringing in the military to pick up the trash. we're back after the break. >>> time is 7:43. puerto rico is bracing for another strong hurricane as tropical storm dorian is getting stronger. people are making preparations, stocking up on food and water before it hits. dorian may reach puerto rico and the dominican republic by thursday. >> the whole island has been traumatized. you have to take that into consideration. >> when the storms come. we are much worried about what is going to become after. >> dorian is the fo

about couple days ahead across much of cuba but we have got quite a bit of cloud through haiti dominican republicand wednesday not a bad day generally across southern mexico the yucatan peninsula the rain is further to the south and the east but it does tend to become much more widespread on thursday really all the way from panama as you can see right the way then up into southern portions of mexico so 22 in mexico city and 32 and a sunny skies in calls of mile. captaining a leading youth team at 16 years old takes determination. to that staying on top of your game at school. whole family parents together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a son to have a shot at becoming a professional footballer. by today's your own game on a just 0. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as opposed to my back felt with the crowds in tahrir square to ok. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover this like no other news organization. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. there watching al-jazeera with me so robert a reminder of

the eastern corner, if you will of the dominican republic, headed towards the bahamas.o tomorrow evening could be a rough evening in puerto rico. let's talk about precipitation that falls from the clouds but evaporates before it hits the ground. this is happening right now, including the clouds that we see in this picture right now over san francisco. it is evaporating before it hits the ground. 93 in livermore. san francisco, 65. santa rosa, 84. santa rosa, 70. low 60s tonight. mid 60s in that is a. with that humidity it will be a warm night tonight. 76 with sunshine 73 with sunshine in the afternoon. the cooling trend began a little bit today. a very interesting satellite review. the clouds are still on the coastline. tropical clouds, if you will. and the radar is picking up some precipitation that is not hitting the ground, but falling from the clouds and evaporating. this is the rainfall. . there are thunderstorms bubbling up over this year. this is where most of the thunderstorm activity will stay. tomorrow we are back to normal stuff. watch the change from wednesd

it's a tropical storm moving over the dominican republic and we are watching that very closely for youback at home, it's all about the allergies and unfortunately we have medium high levels today that increased wednesday through thursday and by friday. if you suffer from allergies, friday looks like the worst day for the pollen count. sunrise at 6:35 and the sunset at 7:46 with daytime highs cooler by yesterday by a couple of degrees but above average this time of year and with that, it will likely feel warmer compared to yesterday. daytime highs across the south bay, 88 in sunnyvale, 88 in san jose and mid-90s in morgan hill. concord and fairfield, mid-90s and pleasant help and for the bay, low 70s. upper 70s in oakland and mid- 70s in san leandro. topping out at in triple digits in ukiah, lakeport and clear lake with that seven-day forecast and temps cooling down through the work week and heating up through the weekend. >>> a man is in a coma after a brawl involving dozens at a northern california water park and why charges may never be filed in the case. >>> you are looking live fro

dominican -- republic. still several days before we get to that point. not making landfall before make landfall to the dominican republic. it isn't the only system we are currently paying attention to. there is a center of low pressure beginning to make a little bit of movement there. the good news with this system is it will stay far enough off the coast we likely won't see that much in the way of rain or wind. i can show you a future forecast and give you a better idea. there is your center of circulation. definitely some rough seas. but this won't be making landfall. it's going to start to get this. geric: molly, good to have you. >> some people are exhausted. >> people are just getting exhausted. >> it becomes exhausting. >> the maga hats. >> the country is just exhausted. i think most of people are exhausted by his behavior. behavior. greg: trump did say you would get tired of winning. gregg * as the combined ages of

if the path brings it across the dominican republic and haiti, that could make it interact with thoseountains there and we could start to see some weakening. if it stays out over the ocean, maintains its strength, then we could see this start to strengthen and maybe become a hurricane. right now it's forecast to stay a tropical storm, but we have to watch it the highest winds from southern and western puerto rico. you can see those tropical force winds hit east of miami and as far as precipitation is concerned, we're looking at very wet weather, six inches or more over the puerto rican high terrain, mudslides, rapid rises on the rivers. heavy rain making its way into the southeast, so it looks like florida and the southeast at best is going to see a very wet, windy weekend going into labor day. guys >> all right, al, thank you very much we'll get the rest of your forecast just ahead. just indeed, but now to that landmark ruling tied to the nation's opioid epidemic a judge in oklahoma has found johnson & johnson responsible for fueling that state's drug crisis nbc's senior national cor

you can see that and all the way through possibly making landfall in the dominican republic as we headward thursday and then as it moves back out the water is probably going to gather some strength and then again you can see looking towards saturday and sunday. well it is just off the coastline of florida sustained winds on the models about 70 miles per hour. so that is just shy of hurricane strength and there are some very very warm water right here just off the coastline of florida certainly a possibility we could be talking about hurricane making landfall in the u s as we get to the weekend but the system we're going to be moving on shore and now right through a much of the area through the dominican republic, the bahamas turks caicos islands over the better part of this week. outside right now we do have some patchy fog that is moving back in limit is going to make its way back on shore tonight, but mainly just inside the bay and along the coastline, you notice here the model start to pick up on and you see the clouds here down below that some mid to high level clouds some of some

the lesser antilles on tuesday and head near or just to the south of pri and haiti and the dominican republic by wednesday and thursday. maybe as a category 1 hurricane. the best chance of 40-mile-an-hour winds or more probably just to the south of, let's say, puerto rico. but notice tropical storm advisories for barbados, st. lucia and st. vincent. the band of heaviest winds stays just south of puerto rico but probably too early to tell. after that, we have to see if it starts to strengthen once it gets over the bahamas and threatens florida. it's way too early to know for sure. >> jefr, tracking dorian, thanks. >>> brazil's government is sending troops to battle massive wildfires as the amazon burns at a record rate. the environmental crisis in south america has garnered international attention as the region often referred to as the lungs of the earth goes up in flames. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: we're in the western part of brazil. you might be able to make out the haze around us. that's actually smoke from the fires. we smelled it immediately upon landing here last night, and

you get in middle or late next week and get to approach puerto rico and then running over to dominican republicels are in pretty good agreement on where this possibly runs, lots of models running lower to lower and into the dominican republic, that's getting into thursday or friday, upcoming week something that we will watch. a lot of time for that to develop otherwise temperatures running in 80's, still hot across the south, some of this is going to feel possibly some big storms little bit later today, area right in the center of the country, we are just begin to go see fire up those could be severe thunderstorms before the day is over, paying attention to the plain states there molly, lots going on in the weather world and definitely beginning to see the -- the hurricane season pick up a little bit here as we are wrapping up august. >> adam klotz thank you for keeping an eye on all of that for us, we appreciate it. eric: global concern french president emmanuel macron calling on world leaders of g7 summit to help put fires in amazon and direct resources needed to help brazil to put them out.

haiti and the dominican republic is next. we will see how that plays out. as far as back home, more humidity. pointed that out earlier. tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the temperatures are not as hot as they were last week when we had the humidity. you remember how sticky that felt. this won't be as enhance but it will feel a little humidity this week. all right. back to you. >> okay. thank you. >>> he went from the bay area to hawaii with a small boat and a paddle. coming up, what he did as soon as he got back on dry land. . >> straighted ahead on game day, what is in a name? >> i try to tell people and they are like -- they can't -- they can't -- i was like -- >> the day after. >> how antonio brown now will have to use his head. the 1989 world series champion 30 years later and the giants got all a's. reaction, analysis, on game day, after the newscast. . >>> a spanish endurance athlete who set out 76 days ago arrived in honolulu. he made the trip paddleboarding across the pacific. his 2900-mile trip was meant to raise awareness about ocean pollution. hi

into wednesday the latest forecast does carry it pretty close to the island of rico in the dominican republichere is a strong tropical storm or a category one hurricane is something to keep our eye on it could be headed toward the bahamas. our weather is foggy in san francisco under the cloud coverage 58 degrees clear skies 76. a 20 degree temperature spread tonight. cooling 260 freemont, 62. it did have a spare the air day today and several last week will not be one. good to moderate air-quality coming up tomorrow as the winds begin to change, here's the reason why. here's the ridge of high pressure moving out it is the reason i got hot inland. this tropical mess, what was tropical storm ivo we will get some cloud cover but it will be a little sticky like it was last week. cloud cover is the local cloud variety with the serious cloud cover that moves overhead. we will watch the low cloud cover moving on wednesday, humidity is gone, afternoon clouds are gone on wednesday and thursday and a stronger onshore flow big area of low pressure to the north and west cranking up the breeze from the chi

for big rain showers but i think following on behind you might get the same again in haiti dominican republic frederick around beyond all the small hours of the caribbean also in quite an active trade bringing frequent shows that might must develop into something more maybe the heaviest the rain there is reserved for the ground between east and west so panama northwards. america is divided like never before inside is so convinced that they're absolutely correct that the other side is dangerous people in power investigates how partisan politics are raiding the civil norms vital to american democracy every indicator shows america to be the least well functioning democracy of any established democracy. one of the strange death of american civility on al-jazeera. adored by millions for challenging social issues head on what women don't say is mexico's longest running so. as the program celebrates its anniversary the producers revisit one of their most powerful storylines. and discover how the show has affected the women who inspired date in the 1st place. now i have a voice some book to mexico on

in the dominican republic and several countries where a lot of , and there is no way to go back and checkhose sources for the corruption that played out on voting day. well, i think you are getting at a very excellent point. what we need to secure elections and to give everyone confidence is to make sure that every voter has a piece of paper that they can see and verify is recording their votes that they intend. and that the process of counting and auditing those votes needs to be as transparent as possible. long, elections in america have been based on eight, on people having faith that the operators of the system, the election officials are doing their jobs and taking every necessary precaution. it does not have to be that way. we need to engineer elections so that they are based on evidence. evidence that any skeptical voter can see and check to know that the election is free from any kind of interference. host: pennsylvania is next. angel, good morning. caller: good morning. usingd like to know about technology for security. guest: block chain. block chain is good for some things. you

the projects are in the dominican republic and mexico.reventing frequent customers from booking with rivals. and keeping them competitive. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: thank you so much. for thent of truth german economy. factory orders are due shortly followed by industrial production numbers tomorrow. the numbersexpect to show a deepening crisis. with more, it is dani burger. exportany, all of these reliant nations are affected by the trade war. behind the statistics, i have been listening to the earnings calls from german corporate and we hear them increasingly ringing the alarm. the first to do that was a company slashing their expectations. slowing from mark -- slowing markets. also hitting siemens. saying they are operating in a challenging market environment. hurtingalso cut -- chipmakers in germany. we really see this anytime the trade headlines with bob. the chipmakers in germany are high beta. the most recent jorma and corporate to express concern was recent german corporate to express concern was linde. the ceo

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of the dominican republic still some rain pushing across these western regions of cuba and then scattered shows across the yucatan peninsula the rain is definitely havea further south and east hugo becoming a bit more extensive on sunday so more rain there again into yucatan peninsula not a bad day though in a van a 30. following 2 fatal crashes and the past year boeing decided to brown the brand new 7 through 7 max but this wasn't the 1st time that grounded a new aircraft back in 2013 the 77 dreamliner ran into trouble when the battery caught fire but as al-jazeera is an investigative unit discolored there was more to the problem than just smoking batteries. rewind broken dreams the boeing 787 on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks. with details coverage no one is willing to return home. without. security guarantees from around the world the challenges facing the new prime minister. negotiate a new rx that feel in. a deal the e.u. says cannot be renegotiated. america is divided like never before each side is so convinced that they are absolutely correct that the other side is danger

landfall at least in puerto rico hitting puerto rico later this afternoon and then close to the dominican republic by overnight on thursday around 2:00 a.m. and then it will likely strengthen into a category one hurricane as it continues in the atlantic and at this point the latest weather models have it approaching the florida coast as a category one storm. so watching that very closely for you. back at home we're looking at highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. 89 in concord. looking at 90 in fairfield. 91 in livermore. 74 in oakland. highs cooler compared to yesterday and we will continue on that cool down as we go through the rest of the workweek. 87 for a high inland some of our warmest spots for thursday and for friday and check out the weekend. we warm back up as high pressure builds back in with plenty of sun saturday, sunday, warmer still on monday. coming down just a little bit for tuesday. >>> we only have a few trouble spots here. 447 i'll get to those right off the bat. we're moving along. you can see it's mostly green in most of those spots. a couple of issues we've got there are two of

islands saying if you shows that nothing more than that in fake you is what across much of the dominican republic and haiti a cuba also quite a bit of cloud there just pushing across into have ana and then across into central america the rain is further to the southward from guatemala down tools panama and then all monday want to see some more rain to the forecast in southern mexico 23 the high celsius that and 31 in havana. on counting the cost a new world currency to challenge the dollar facebook's global dominance faces challenges. currency wars china lets the one depreciate as trump wraps up the trade war the economic and environmental costs of sand extract counting the cost on al-jazeera. for the last 2 years the students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build some of its facilities for every 2 kilo's of plastic waste they collect this school receives a brick made of plastic and cement. for some activists this may not be the most ecological way to eliminate the problems of plastic but this is seen as an immediate solution to the growing proble

it will miss hispaniola, east of the dominican republic. it will strengthen over the weekend. >>> chilean san francisco is foggy. we have clear and in concord, we have 50 degree temperatures tonight. the money temperatures are in the low 60s. we have mid 60s for san jose. we have a chilly, 56 in santa rosa. we had thunderstorms later this evening over the sierra. that is that tropical moisture that gave us cloud cover working from south to north. i don't see any rainfall around the bay area. it has been a while. last time we received 1/10 of an inch of rain in any one calendar day was before memorial day. it was may 21, 98 days ago. it has been nearly 100 days since we've had a decent rainfall. we do this every summer. it's amazing to see how long we go between rain events. we are very dry in the summertime. we have a big ridge of high pressure somewhere close by. it is leaving. tropical cloud cover is working its way to the west. it will get close enough that there is a tiny chance of an isolated thunderstorm in the far north bay overnight

it impacts puerto rico and the dominican republic there. another limiting factor or obstacle could be the hostile rain here. mountains are high in hispaniola. after that, there's plenty of opportunity. first off, lower wind shear. this is thursday. friday, saturday, low wind shear throughout this track here on top of that very, very warm ocean waters. we could be looking g at a hurricane approaching florida late in the weekend. craig setzer, cbs news. >>> cbs news has learned purdue pharma, the micker of the painkiller oxycontin, has offered $5 billion to $6 billion to settle thousands of claims. state attorneys general and lawyers representing local governments said they are in active settlement talks with purdue. the company is facing billions of dollars in potential liability for its role in the opioid crisis. no word on how much the purdue owners, the sackler family, would have to pay. the news comes two months before the first federal trial over the toll of opioids is scheduled to start in ohio. >>> a death in a v.a. hospital in west v

just cloud and sunshine and then also fairly clear through much of cuba across into haiti the dominican republic the rain really it was across the central areas down across into panama and pushing on towards nicaragua the usual showers and thunderstorms probably just cropping up later in the day really into southern areas of mexico so not a bad day mexico city and she's day $25.00 degrees celsius mostly fine and go to moderate 26 and sunny skies and have on a 32. rewind returns with a new series. based on the past about using this documentary i would compare it to a onion. rewind the games with faggots in city under siege think. it's funny. because when you actually shot 6 times on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. both from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria this is the news hour from al-jazeera to be in india you have a region you which have been clear that you pakistan's foreign minister accuses india of a nazi like approach to kashmir putting away their weapons in yemen it's all quiet in the city of aden as separatists say they are committed to a cease fire. hoping for a stamp of approval will

different teams in his 15 year career was arrested in one of 40 raids carried out across the dominican republic 3 time all star luis castillo was among 16 others implicated by authorities but he has not currently been detained and has denied any ties to the group prosecutors allege the gang controlled one of the biggest trafficking operations in the caribbean transporting drugs to both the united states and europe christiane elder says the rape allegation against him was an attack on his honor and led to one of the worst years of his life rinaldo was accused of raping a woman in las vegas more than 10 years ago he will not face criminal charges after it could not be proven in court the woman who brought on the accusation says she was pressed to sign a $375000.00 a green mint to keep quiet and nonsense can start well it's a case i'm not comfortable speaking about but when people play against your honor it's difficult it is difficult but thank god once again it has been proved what my friends family people who care about me knew that i was innocent and it was confirmed once more which makes me pr

different teams in his 15 year career was arrested in one of 14 raids carried out across the dominican republic 3 time all star luis castillo was among 16 others implicated by authorities but he has not currently been detained and has denied any ties to the group prosecutors allege the gang controlled one of the biggest trafficking operations in the caribbean transporting drugs to both the united states and europe christiane elder says the rape allegation against him was an attack on his honor and led to one of the worst years of his life when elder was accused of raping a woman in las vegas more than 10 years ago you will not face criminal charges after it could not be proven in court the woman who brought on the accusation says she was pressed to sign a $375000.00 a green mint to keep quiet. nonsense going style it's a case i'm not comfortable speaking about but when people play against your honor it's difficult it is difficult but thank god once again it has been proved what my friends family people who care about me knew that i was innocent and it was confirmed once more which makes me prou

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career was in court on thursday after being arrested in one of 40 raids carried out across the dominican republic 3 time all star luis castillo is among 16 others implicated by authorities although he has not currently been detained. no mcclean person and i have my money in a clean way and all of you know that that is what the press and that is in my biography i am innocent and my money cleanly england are on top after a rain affected 1st day of the 3rd ashes cricket test against australia in leeds england won the toss and sent the ozzies in to bat minus top scored with 74 while david warner hit 61 but it was fast bowler for archer who was the top man on the day he helped himself to 6 wickets as ozzie's collapsed from 136422179 all out thought. the ball was a team. you keep you look at make it look easy enough. happened today. i was always going to sit there cricket just as i was but we wanted to show long enough to. force a 1st in is was a group i was going to come out tomorrow and hit the right laws and links. now i think the weather's quite hot so do a good draw that we can get out a lot. of f

expected to strength to a category one hurricane that could move over puerto rico and approach the dominican republic as we go toward tuesday and wednesday. and here we also have seen a little bit of tropical activity. you could see here the clouds and this is the remnants of what was tropical storm evo. into tomorrow that will surge into the bay area and give us a lot of humidity and it is just going to feel muggy. and then we're also going to see more clouds moving in. but it shouldn't have a major impact on us. we're just going to have a slightly increased, uncomfortable air into tuesday and wednesday. high pressure still remains so we're going to see the fog near the coast. not much of a wind. and then going into the rest of the week as that moves away, we'll see our humidity dropping and then it is going to feel a lot nicer with cooler air moving in by the end of the week. here is a look at our temperatures. our inland areas reaching the upper 90s today. 93 tomorrow but once again because we will have the boost in humidity, it is still not going to feel any better. and it is still going to be mu

even if it does lose some of that intensity moving over haiti into the dominican republic, it's goingver some very warm water as it approaches the southeast here. so that is what we are watching. likely seeing more watches and warnings going into effect. there is that tropical storm watch for puerto rico. stormy weather here across the southern plains, and that is with a cold front which will continue to march its way east. showers and storms will develop ahead of that. one thing this will do is keep tropical depression six off the coast. that may intensify to a tropical storm, but it moves northeast and into eastern canada. i'm dave warren for cbs news. >>> a first of its kind opioid ruling against johnson & jonhson will be appealed to the state supreme court. yesterday an oklahoma judge ordered the company to pay the state $572 million for helping fuel the opioid crisis. laura podesta is here in new york. what do we know about johnson & johnson's response? >> reporter: they are saying the decision is unfair, that the company did not cause the opioid crisis. and they're looking forwa

storm dorian, over the next few days, as it moves to the west we expect that pass over the dominican republic puerto rico and continue toward the north and west and that may be an issue for florida heading toward the end of the week. so we'll continue to monitor that. here we're looking at our inland areas. starting to cool off just a bit. but not seeing anything major here. going into the weekend, some upper 80s and some of our warmer spots. but at least it won't be as humid as what we're seeing today and tomorrow. by saturday and sunday we're in the low 90s. more of the same early next week. san francisco continuing on with some 70s with a lot of sunshine. just some fog rolling across the bay but overall looking at good weather here over the next several days and not going to see any big change. marcus and laura, more wide-ranging temperatures. >> keeping you busy. thanks, kari. >>> coming up, barbie releasing new dolls to celebrate women's achievement. the two role models being immortalized in plastic. >>> but first, happening now, the next time you go to the doctor you may want to get scr

appeared in court on thursday after being arrested in want to 40 rates carried out across the dominican republic 3 time all-star louis castillo is among 16 others implicated. in a mclean person and i have my money in a clean way and all of you know it that is what the press and that is in my biography i am innocent i've earned my money cleanly. and england of just lost another wicket morry burns out for 9 in a now 253 or more sport later julie thank you very much bill see you later that's all for me for this news hour much dennis's back in 6 months. since my privilege to name al jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country has a fighting each other and we've been told that we can on the field yet he says the largest demonstration that's been held by winter refugees since over 700000 pages on why we're seeing the some of the nicest rules of the fun to be affording to think of a complete bust that is. 0 into the show proud recipient of the new crystals called cost of the year award for the city of london. cut down. the leaders of the 7 most powerful economies in the world meeting barret

puerto rico and the dominican republic are under states of emergency as tropical storm dorian tears through the caribbean. forecasters warn that heavy rain 6could cause life-threatening floods. dorian hit martinique earlier today, washing out re bahamas and florida. we'll have the latest on the path in a moment. but we begin with david begnaud, who is in puerto rico. to reporter: the people of puerto rico are still dealing with post-traumatic stress from osrricane maria, which ravaged yis island two years ago. tonight, ahead of dorian, some people are leaving. >> i'm so insecure here with the power, the food, the security. so i'm leaving. ho reporter: those who are g aying and preparing are wondering if the government is prepared, too. we went to fema to find out. o the island of puerto rico is still fragile. its infrastructure is fragile. >> reporter: nick russo leads the federal emergency management agency's effort in puerto rico. >> the biggest problem was the power. when they lost the power they lost water in some of the areas. so one of the things we're very conscious of and what we've

what it means for puerto rico and the dominican republic, you have 24 hours before you feel the realhe storm. either way you could see sustained winds in the 50 to 70-mile-per-hour range and up to 6 inches of rain. that will take you through saturday. that's when the bahamas have to have interest in this and then eventually the central eastern coast of florida so say melbourne by sunday early morning we could see tropical storm conditions there. we're watching the spaghetti plots like hawks because that high pressure system will kind of drive where it makes impacts with florida. i have to tell you guys the unfortunate part even it comes on shore as a tropical storm, you get rain and wind for late labor day it looks like it will try to cross florida and go back into the gulf for next week. michael? >> all right, ginger. tropical storm dorian could hit puerto rico tomorrow as a hurricane and we're going to go back to victor oquendo who is on the ground there. good morning again, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. puerto rico's governor declaring that state of emergency but ins

antilles on tuesday with winds 65, 70 miles an hour then past near both puerto rico, haiti and the dominican republic as we head towards wednesday and thursday. it will probably begin to weaken once it moves over the big mountains, however it is still something we need to watch closely. now our spaghetti model plots uncertainty. so everybody in the caribbean teds to watch this, once it gets over the bahamas the question is whether it threatens florida. it has a lot of hoops to jump through. showers, storms tomorrow, threat for severe weather kansas city and st. louis. >> strassmann: brazil's government is sending troops to battle massive wildfires at the amazon burns at a record rate, the environmental crisis in south america has garnered international attention as the region often referred to as the lungs of the earth goes up in flames. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: we are in rio branco. this is in the western part of brazil and you might be able to make out the haze around us. that is actually smoke from the rores. te smelled it immediately upon lnding here last night. and when it is thic

we have also seen conversations in the same dominican republic and honduras they are trying to have theion —— opinion debate is very heated. a lot of people are trying to push backwards, there is a divide, but we must protect women's‘ rights. and you can find out more on this story and el salvador on the bbc news website. there you will find more reaction and analysis and videos and articles on related topics that's all at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. in the past 30 minutes or so hong kong's leader carrie lam has said she hope a non—violent weekend protest that saw hundreds of thousands to take to the streets in an anti—government rally was the beginning of efforts to restore peace in the chinese— ruled city. sunday's protest was the calmest since the latest demonstrations against perceived creeping beijing influence in the former british colony escalated in mid—june. ms lam also said the would immediately set up a platform to hold dialogue with people of all backgrounds. to address some anxieties and differences in society, we will start a platform for dialogue with peopl

the question is does it split the uprights in between the dominican republic and puerto rico.f so it avoids the mountains and emerges a stronger storm rmce it gets into the bahamas. it could threaten florida as we head into the weekend, especially sat so to sum it up, dorian now appears to be a bigger threat. puerto rico needs to prepare for a possible hurricane on wednesday. and south florida should be on bandby ase head into the weekend. it could be threatening the area as a tropical storm or maybe even a low wind hurricane. >> dickerson: jeff, thank you so much. usnight president trump returns from the g7 summit in france after sending confusing signals in a overnight he said china wants a new trade deal. wall street liked that, the dow rose nearly 270 points, better than 1 percent. ben tracey is in france and has been following all the twists and turns, ben? >> sorry, it is the way i negotiate. >> reporter: before leaving france, president trump defended his ever-changing approach to a trade deal with china. >> i think they want to make a deal, i'm not sure they have a cho

hispaniola category 1 storm this will be the key there as it moves over the mountains in the dominican republic, we could see it kind of break up a bit. so that will be the telltale sign of what will happen to the u.s. at the very latest we're going to see rain and wind in florida the holiday weekend. we'll talk more about that soon. >> thank you, michele. >> a battle against the opioid epidemic, an oklahoma judge ruling against one of the world's best-known companies, ordering johnson & johnson to pay $572 million for its role in the crisis our kristen dahlgren is following the story. and, kristen, this decision could pave the way to even bigger trials later this year. >> reporter: hi, good morning, frances. yeah, this case was watched so closely because it has huge implications both inside oklahoma and around the rest of the country. >> defendants caused an opioid crisis that is evidenced by increased rates of addiction, overdose deaths, and neonatal accident syndrome in oklahoma. >> reporter: the judge ruling against johnson & johnson saying the company is liable for aggressively marketing p