and then the profit from the east coast is what funds the railways in the west and midwest and the west so if you come in with your business and i'm pretty sure it's coming from one big city to another big city right you're not going to be having like little local towns connecting through hyperloop right so that actually would mean that you're putting out all of america's railway out of business so we're not a competition we're with technology companies so we develop technologies. that are basically then used by transportation companies so we are if you one so the next step and again it's about building some of them makes economic sense because those trains on the east coast end up making money if you really take a look and to the cost of the infrastructure and everything around it and you take away the government subsidies the old losing money and that's something that needs to change in fact in america just to take an example. the infrastructure for trains is terrible there's accidents all the time because of that infrastructure in addition to of course human factors but we we need to

and we'll start to draw in more of a northerly wind, as you can see those wind arrows around the east coastugh into the early hours of tuesday morning, and temperatures overnight not quite as hot and not quite as muggy as we've seen recently, particularly if you're nearer the east coast. but down towards southern and western parts, still around 16 degrees, so fairly sticky overnight. tuesday, though, quite a breezy feel if you're exposed to the wind coming in off the north sea around the east coast. breezy through the english channel too. less windy further west, where we've got spells of sunshine, a bit of cloud around too, but staying dry, really, across the board once again. temperatures on the cooler side compared to what we've seen recently, so typically around about 17—24 degrees or so. and then, as we move through tuesday on into the middle of the week, down into wednesday as well, high pressure stays with us. with that cold front off towards the south, we're all in that slightly cooler air mass, with the winds coming down from the north or the north—east. so i think through the midd

areas of heavy rain in areas of the east coast?day we still get showers, but a little improvement, a little less humid. still very hot in the west. it is a very unusual weather pattern. usually we call it the summer doldrums where it is boring. anything but right now. a lot of extremes across the country. >> yeah, the fact it is making its way through friday, not well. thanks a lot for that. still ahead, the former head of the ntsb is calling for a ban on duck boats after last week's deadly tragedy on a missouri lake. back in a moment. ♪ i don't keep track of regrets. i never count the wrinkles. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on... is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. new boost® high protein nutritional drink now has 33% more high-quality protein, along with 26 essential and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. the upside- i'm just getting started. boost® high protein be up for life boost® high protein but behr premium stain y can wea

connecticut, all dealing with a severe heat wave. >>> they're dealing with the severe heat wave in the east coast. and for us on the west coast, not so much. >> cooling down a little bit for the next couple of days. in fact, what is amazing is the heat from the east coast, south is actually going to start to move towards the west, which is very rare. but that's going to bring our temperatures up. and not until the end of the week. let's show you what is going on for now. here we are with the hazy conditions as you take a look at the sales force tower camera to the west. let's check out the east view. also, kind of gray and yucky out there. higher levels of the atmosphere are seeing a little bit of smoke and haze from all of those fires. overall, though, we do have a west wind that is pushing a lot of that smoke r air ity,in the moderate range still. unless you're right near where those fires are. look how nice and blue it is over san jose. temperaturewise, san jose, 73. 63 in san francisco. concord at 76. today, temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday. tomorrow, though, will be the coolest da

more than nine inchesf fta y to the maps where you see that abundant moisture pouring onto the east coast. really from north carolina to cy fronts, the low coming up and the flash flood warnings in place. you can see another up to five. let's talk about repetitive forecasts, on the west coast. waco, texas, for example, tied their all-time record at 112 today. and we're going for the rest of the week. david? >> you've already been warning about the heat and only gets worse tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> we were on the scene today of that horrific duck boat accident in branson, missouri, just as they lifted the boat out of the water. they revealed the life jackets right there on the shelf in the boat. this question, of course, did the captain ever tell passengers to put them on as this disaster was beginning to unfold? abc's marcus moore in branson again tonight. >> reporter: that doomed boat, back on the surface tonight. the coast guard raising it from the bottom of the lake. it sank in a violent storm thursday. the boat battling winds above 60 miles per hour and six-foot swells. 17 dying

. >>> up and down the east coast tonight, the new warnings from cape cod all the way down to the carolinas. and the deadly tornado touching down, a baby killed. more than two dozen hurt. rob marciano is standing by. >>> the plane crash into that mountain in alaska. how did everyone survive? the tourists onboard. tonight, our interview right here with a survivor. and the rescue teams who asked, how did the pilot pull this off? >>> and tonight, the new surveillance of george klee nee's crash, thrown from that scooter. just how lucky he was and how it all happened. what the other driver is now saying. evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with president trump on the attack. the fight beginning at breakfast today, sitting across from america's most trusted allies at the nato summit. at one point today, the president asking, what good is nato? and saying germany is captive to russia. tonight, the president's new demands now from our allies, and you're about to hear that very tense exchange between the head of nato and the president. abc's

rail services on the east coast mainline are disrupted after lightning strikes damaged signalling equipment. meanwhile, the heatwave disruption is continuing at the channel tunnel, where eurotunnel says there are delays at its folkestone terminal of over two hours. two and a half hours queuing from the motorway down to the check—in. sat on the motorway embankment in sa degrees heat. but the heatwave could be coming to an end. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for thunderstorms in the east of england and the east midlands we'll have the latest on the heatwave and the travel disruption, live from folkestone in kent. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm. prince charles has expressed "deep personal regret" that he was decieved by the disgraced bishop, peter hall, who was later convicted of sex offences. economic growth in the us hits its fastest rate since 2014. president trump hails the 4.1% growth as a "miracle" and predicts it will continue to rise. skywatchers hope for clear skies tonight as the longest total lunar eclipse of the century takes place, with the moon turn

rain stalled along the already water-logged east coast. a super soaker with damaging winds in gainesville, florida. and a tough morning commute in parts of pennsylvania. this street turned into a river there. and in the west tonight, we're also following the heat and the fires. more than 3,000 homes and businesses now listed as threatened by that fire burning near yosemite. so, let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's live tonight near the george washington bridge here in new york. ginger, good evening. >> reporter: david, the national weather service is using that heavy wording of the potential for life-threatening flooding, because there are spots in virginia that got more than nine inches of rain over the weekend and you're about to get another up to half foot. let me take you right to the maps, where you see all that you a abundant moisture pouring into the east coast. really from north carolina to western new york. there are a couple of stationary fronts, the low coming up and the flash flood watches in place. ashboro, north

quite cool for the east coast and these coast of scotla nd east coast and these coast of scotland wast is to come is that the warmth stays with us, light winds and wimbledon starts on monday and it is looking dry with plenty sunshine and still on the warm side if not heart in the central and southern areas of england. cooler for northern ireland and scotland. goodbye.

. >>> back here at home authorities are warning about life-threatening flooding along the east coast today and dangerous heat waves in the west. some americans are bracing for a rare heat wave while record-setting rainfall in the east shows no sign of letting up. this morning, 24 million americans are under flash flood watches as relenting rain pounds the east coast. near harrisburg, pennsylvania, hershey park is closed after a nearby creek overflowed. >> we showed up today for my mom's birthday. on the ned it for awcot' creek overwhelmed this road forcing evacuations. in nearby pine grove, this is the highway that leads into town. after days of heavy rain soaked the ground in virginia, a 60-foot tree fell onto this home in fairfax county killing a woman inside. >> this is pretty rare for us but obviously with all the rain in the past couple of days, things of that nature, the roots of these trees have really loosened up. >> reporter: and it's not just the east coast. hail and heavy rain pounded the colorado springs area. >> hold on. >> reporter: an hour after an officer posted a warn

and we'll start to draw in more of a northerly wind, as you can see those wind arrows around the east coastto the early hours of tuesday morning, and temperatures overnight not as hot and muggy as we have seen. but down towards southern and western parts, still around 16 degrees, so fairly sticky overnight. tuesday, though, quite a breezy feel if you're exposed to the wind coming in off the north sea around the east coast, breezy through the english channel too. but less windy further west, with spells of sunshine, a bit of cloud around too, but staying dry, really, across the board once again. temperatures on the cooler side than what we've seen recently, so typically around about 17—24 degrees or so. and then, as we move through tuesday on into the middle of the week, down into wednesday as well, high pressure stays with us. with that cold front to the south, we're all in that slightly cooler air mass. so i think through the middle of the week, a slightly cooler interlude but temperatures in the low to mid—20s and then towards the end of the week, it looks like those temperatures are goin

going from the west coast to the east coast would be happening through a network so you would have stops in between and that also makes the most sense for new thinking about the cost of the infrastructure you have to build maybe something that would be involved ground our ground that really depends on the routes and ideally it's above ground because we're using the same. dr to feud the two for use alternative energy but you know what you might have to tell though you might have to dig trenches in many cities specially in new york for example where there's existing infrastructure and it's very difficult to just go through and get into the center and you have to you will have to come in each aspect cargoes of course actually phrase is a very important part of a business model and as i mentioned earlier. it's a so broad project one road one belt it's definitely something that enables a completely new way. our economy with the current hold economy or the enabling an on demand economy that's you know basically revolutionizing everything around you transport system gene seem like it's going to

and we'll start to draw in more of a northerly wind, as you can see those wind arrows around the east coastg through into the early hours of tuesday morning, and temperatures overnight not quite as hot and not quite as muggy as we've seen recently, particularly if you're nearer the east coast. but down towards southern and western parts, still around 16 degrees, so fairly sticky overnight. tuesday, though, quite a breezy feel if you're exposed to the wind coming in off the north sea around the east coast. breezy through the english channel too. less windy further west, where we've got spells of sunshine, a bit of cloud around too, but staying dry, really, across the board once again. temperatures on the cooler side compared to what we've seen recently, so typically around about 17—24 degrees or so. and then, as we move through tuesday on into the middle of the week, down into wednesday as well, high pressure stays with us. with that cold front off towards the south, we're all in that slightly cooler air mass, with the winds coming down from the north or the north—east. so i think through th

new evacuations and the extreme conditions this morning as temperatures soar on both the west and east coast today. >>> cliff crash miracle. a driver crashes 200 feet off a cliff then survives seven days on an isolated beach. this morning we hear from the hikers who found her. >> oh, my god, you were in that car we just saw, and you're alive. >> the clues they found that led them to her. >>> plus, washing machine nightmare. one couple's warning after their daughter gets trapped inside their new front loading washer. >>> also, saving big. amazon isn't the only one offering big deals on this prime day. the other stores jumping on the bargain bandwagon today. >>> and the shocking discovery inside the flowerpots along this town's main street. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm linsey davis. diane macedo and kendis gibson are off. >>> we begin with president trump's high-stakes meeting this morning face-to-face with russian president vladimir putin. >> the president was back on twitter this morning just before he and the first lady were greeted by their host, the president

so this looks like another wet and humid week for the east coast. >> here we go again.. >>> the death toll from the wildfire that swept through parts of greece has risen again. officials now say at least 91 people were killed with 25 still missing. investigators are now looking at arson as a possible cause for the deadly fire. hundreds of mourners attended a memorial at a seaside village among the hardest hit by the blaze. the bishop noting the congregation is simultaneously grieving for lost family, neighbor and friends. >>> at least 14 people are dead in indonesia after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the tourist island of lombok near bali. the quake hit early in the morning while most people were still sleeping. more than 160 people were injured and a thousand homes damaged. about 66 after shocking were rort recorded after the initial quake. a the largest at 5.7. the death toll could rise as they search other areas of the island. >>> in southeastern wisconsin, 15 employees at a food plant were rushed to the hospital after an ammonia leak. hazmat teams responded to

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. >>> deadly rip currents up and down the east coast tonight. the body of a swimmer pulled from the water. and tonight, the teenager surviving nearly ten hours after being pulled out to sea. >>> the tragedy on an american roadway. the driver under arrest. the 800-pound boulder falling out of the back of his truck, killing a mother and daughter. >>> the fallout tonight involving papa john's and its founder of using a racial slur during a conference call. what's happened now? >>> the american toy store and its promotion growing out of control. after telling parents they could pay their child's age, they could not handle the lines forming across america. >>> and the shopping mall collapsing tonight. word shoppers had just been evacuated. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin with the fireworks on capitol hill, unfolding on live tv. at times, this was uncomfortable to watch. the state of politics today. as an fbi agent tried to defend himself and his text messages about then-candidate do

and we'll start to draw in more of a northerly wind, as you can see those wind arrows around the east coastnoticeable breeze heading through into the early hours of tuesday morning, and temperatures overnight not quite as hot and not quite as muggy as we've seen recently, particularly if you're nearer the east coast. but down towards southern and western parts, still around 16 degrees, so fairly sticky overnight. tuesday, though, quite a breezy feel if you're exposed to the wind coming in off the north sea around the east coast. breezy through the english channel too. less windy further west, where we've got spells of sunshine, a bit of cloud around too, but staying dry, really, across the board once again. temperatures on the cooler side compared to what we've seen recently, so typically around about 17—24 degrees or so. and then, as we move through tuesday on into the middle of the week, down into wednesday as well, high pressure stays with us. with that cold front off towards the south, we're all in that slightly cooler air mass, with the winds coming down from the north or the north—eas

for sunday an get the umbrella set for the week because we are stuck in this pattern here for the east coastettled as we go through much of the week. meanwhile the heat stays through the west and not much relief for the fire fight through much of the west coast there, mike. mike: melissa, i have a message from back in dc area, please make it stop, thank you. >> i wish i could. [laughter] mike: thanks for joining us. facebook suspended boston firm as social media giant investigates the company sharing information, contracts with the u.s. government agencies as well as russian company linked to the kremlin, facebook says it's trying to figure out whether the firm has violated its policy against providing data for government surveillance. some potential good news for those of us who like the fish, the new bill that could have you digging out the old box ♪ whens ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 al

while the east coast is getting the rain, the west coast has the extreme heat, a lot of us will go toy start on that back to college shopping season. >> if you're in the mid-atlantic region, philadelphia, d.c., thinking this seems like a wet summer or wet july, you are not crazy. this is on pace or maybe it's already hit the wettest and rainiest july ever recorded in washington, d.c. >> washington, baltimore, yeah those areas. they have been deluged the interesting thing about it, it's not that it's record wet, it's how quickly it's come on. a lot of this has just come over the last several weeks through this heavy torrential rain and downpour which leads to flooding ultimately that loads to people adjusting vacations. some of the amusement parks here were closed. it has a big impact. as consumers we have to deal with it. so instead of going to the park, maybe we go indoors to a movie theater, or a bowling alley or some other way to entertain ourselves and our families >> in the southwest, maybe movie theaters are the only respite. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>>

and we'll start to draw in more of a northerly wind, as you can see those wind arrows around the east coasty morning, and temperatures overnight not quite as hot and not quite as muggy as we've seen recently, particularly if you're nearer the east coast. but down towards southern and western parts, still around 16 degrees, so fairly sticky overnight. tuesday, though, quite a breezy feel if you're exposed to the wind coming in off the north sea around the east coast. breezy through the english channel too. less windy further west, where we've got spells of sunshine, a bit of cloud around too, but staying dry, really, across the board once again. temperatures on the cooler side compared to what we've seen recently, so typically around about 17—24 degrees or so. and then, as we move through tuesday on into the middle of the week, down into wednesday as well, high pressure stays with us. with that cold front off towards the south, we're all in that slightly cooler air mass, with the winds coming down from the north or the north—east. so i think through the middle of the week, we will see a slig

here on the east coast unrelenting rain continues to cause flooding concerns, but out west dangerous heat is helping to refuel the fires. out in east los angeles, one fire threatened and evacuated an entire town. at least 500 homes have been destroyed. 600 others are >> destroyed some 60 square miles. in parts of the already waterlogged east coast, another day of drenching rain is on tap. flash flood watches and flood warnings are posted from virginia to vermont as a stalled weather system stalls an atm atmospheric river of rain from the ocean. in pennsylvania rain is expected there for the sixth day in a row. roads and homes are flooded. bridges have washed away. >> it's very concerning. we're in a neighborhood where weekly news conference later today. >>> also in washington, it appears the u.s. and the european union have at least delayed a trade war over autos. president trump and the president of the european commission agree to open talks to eliminate trade barriers. following the white house talks t president tweeted this picture and wrote obviously the european union and united

further south, warmer still, light winds, even the east coast, with that breeze, we see temperatures into the high 20s. the perfect afternoon heading towards the coast. that weather front will slip south and east, no significant rainfor slip south and east, no significant rain for the gardens, they are starting to get desperate now. it would introduce more in the way of cloud, and will introduce slightly fresher conditions. if it's too hard at the moment, by tuesday we see those temperatures into the low 20s. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump is in scotland to wind down and play golf after completing his two day working trip to the uk. further protests against the presidents visit take place across scotland — we'll bring you the latest. an explosive device has been thrown at the former sinn f in leader gerry adams‘ house in west belfast — nobody was hurt in the attack. a large scale investigation continues in wiltshire after police identify the source of the nerve agent novichok — it was found in side the house of one of the victims. tourists from all

legalization. >> where we're standing could be the epicenter of east coast marijuana. yes. >> reporter: peter cadence is director and ceo. he says this location alone will be capable of producing 700 pounds of cannabis a month. that's enough for about 320,000 joints or nearly 4 million buzzed customers a year. >> you put 10 million in and you'll get multiples of that back? >> i believe so. >> wow. >> over time. i want to be clear this is not a get rich quick business. >> but it is a get rich business. that's good money. >> reporter: these days the case for can nis legalization is wel. it's a community that's been ravaged by the war on drugs. >> reporter: ite pribition with arrests skewed toward minorities, advocates argue for regulated sales and taxes. a record 64% of americans seem to agree, saying they support legalization, according to a 2017 gallup poll, 12% in 1969. but as more states experiment, the case against legalization may get stronger. >> is recreational marijuana in conflict with public health? >> i think it's a little bit too soon to tell about the long-

evening and overnight, you can see some of the cloud in northern scotland will work its way down the east coastnd there could be the odd spot of drizzle and clear spells further south, minimum temperatures in cardiff and london around 18. tomorrow, some sunshine still in the forecast, particularly for western and southern areas, more cloud gci’oss and southern areas, more cloud across north—east scotland and north east england and maybe the odd spot of drizzle for a time but most places dry. it will start to turn a bit cooler from the north. hello this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines. the england team have arrived back at their base in repino after booking their place in the world cup semifinal. millions of people celebrated at home following england's 2—0 victory over sweden in samara. a rescue operation has begun in thailand to save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave for more than two weeks. the foreign secretary borisjohnson strongly criticises the prime minister's new plans for a brexit deal with the eu during the cabinet meeting at chequers. before the papers, the

look at the radar, up and down the east coast. >> good news and bad news.ws is the weekend will be fantastic. the bad news is next week the rain returns. we are into this, soggy wet pattern for millions all up and down the east coast. current temperatures, a pretty good cold front moving across the central us this weekend bringing cooler than average temperatures too many. there is the past 12 hours. the radar has been green for several days, several weeks in some cases for the mid-atlantic and you can see the rain lifting more to the north. we could have severe storms tomorrow for the northeast including hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and one batch goes through, a better weekend for much of the coast as you see radar totals, close to a foot of rain. there is future radar, the next batch comes tomorrow. nice-looking weekend. next week again a pattern will set up. the other big story is by heat, extreme heat across the southwest. they will get a little relief for arizona, breaking records in phoenix the last couple days. jillian: some areas hit har

rob: raging up and down the east coast, one woman killed in virginia, in north carolina.ome people rescued after torrential downpours, a lot of water, flash flooding as storms move quickly through the region and a similar scene out west, mudslides and a lot more water near colorado springs. >> extreme heat in arizona, california and texas, temperatures hitting triple digits. senior meteorologist jana steen tracking it all and you are busy. >> you had the two stories, heat and potential flooding on the east coast which is not going away. look at the heat. when you talk about records phoenix tied a daily record of 160 °. and july that is tremendous, heat advisory is all up and down the west coast including the northwest stretching to southern california and the southwest, hi today dangerous heat for phoenix, things will be down a little bit in terms of temperatures saturday and sunday and some of that monsoonal moisture that comes this time of year across the desert southwest bringing a little bit of relief but temperatures 105 in sacramento, 115 in phoenix, still across th

. >> reporter: i'm katie beck on the east coast where dangerous flooding on the east coast is affecting tens of millions. in pennsylvania, an urgent search is under way for a missing 19-year-old woman, swept into a creek near harrisburg. >> she got sucked under the current. we're searching for her in the water. >> that water is very dangerous. do not cross or attempt to cross or drive through water because you simply don't know the dangerous conditions that can occur. >> i want someone to come help save. >> reporter: the flood waters moved in so quickly, zachary got trapped on the roof of his jeep. >> it just happened out of nowhere and my car just shut off. i was like, what do i do now? >> reporter: hershey park closed monday after parts of the theme park were submerged and down the coast emergency crews responding in charlotte, north carolina, after five people got trapped in a flooded business. in baltimore, maryland, a child and two adults rescued when they got stuck on a school bus, roads so saturated there, bridges buckled. the storm has claimed at least one life, a woman hit by a

while there may be some relief in sight for the east coast, out west the temperatures are going to get dangerous, potentially even break records. inland we're looking at triple digits that will certainly fuel more fires. meanwhile, here along the coast it's going to get upwards of 90-plus degrees. that is certainly rare out here. kate, back to you. >> still looks like a nice day today, miguel, thanks so much. it is going to be sizzling, though, for a lot of fireworks shows tonight. when can we expect relief? nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is on the east coast tracking the heat threat, good evening. >> good evening, kate. it is going to remain hot for this fourth of july with temperatures ill in the mid 80s by fireworks time tonight. we are looking for humidity to stay high for another day. thursday temperatures in the 90s. it will once again feel like at or above 100 degrees for so many across the eastern two-thirds of the country. we will see a cold front finally move through on friday. it could break some strong storms. but it's also going to bring some relief. we'll lose the humidit

more high cloud across parts of england and with the breeze from the sea it will be cooler on the east coastere the highest temperatures will be, maybe just a notch down on today's top temperature of 28 celsius. there is no real change on the way, for the rest of the week it is warm and sunny, just the odd chance of a shower. this is bbc news. the headlines: 12 boys and their football coach have been found alive in caves in thailand, according to the region's governor. theresa may draws up an alternative solution for the uk's post—brexit customs arrangements with the eu, as she attempts to resolve cabinet splits on brexit. firefighters warn it could take weeks to tackle fires on moorland across lancashire and greater manchester. limit your water use orface a hosepipe ban — the warning to households in north—west england. let's get the latest from the bbc sport centre, including the very latest from the world cup, and a decent performance from brazil. yes, they cruised into the last number eight against mexican, and we will have news from wimbledon as well, at first, world cup favourites braz

cooling centers have been opened along the east coast. if you couldn't find an air conditioner, a dip in a pool, pond, or lake was a must. unfortunately there's no relief in sight. in some areas, the heat wave is expected to last through the july 4th holiday. people did everything they could to stay cool this weekend. >> we've been in the swimming pool. >> going inside. >> going inside and watching movies. >> we're at about 140 degrees on the asphalt. right there, 140, yep. >> in harrisburg, pennsylvania, temperatures hit 95 degrees on sunday. the captain says even his crew needs to consider the heat this week. >> our gear does not breathe, so we tend to overheat. >> 96 in new york, 95 in st. louis, 104 is what it's going to feel like in memphis, tennessee. >> at this ace hardware store, people are out of luck. they sold out of their air conditioners. in atlanta, one atlanta church is holding a cooling drive, collecting fans to pass out to seniors in need. in iowa, it wasn't heat but heavy rains that created problems over the weekend. fla

the last couple days for the east coast.as we relief as we haven't the weekend, but look about the precipitation we've gotten over the last seven days. flash flooding still a concern for the first batch of greatness through an potential for stronger starts tomorrow and things clear rod over the weekend. however, next week will still have more rain in the forecast. enjoy the weekend. we'll be launching for the southeastern florida. the heat across the west including the northwest endings will lighten up in terms of temperatures across the west as we head into the weekend. again come a bitterly come a bit of a cooldown for the central u.s. as well. babies, back to you. trade to janice dean, things are back. president trump calls for a trade tracert era. how will the trade disputes lay with the president's face. wal-mart says it will team up with self driving cars with waymo help its customers. stock index futures looking at our 28. s&p 500 down five. 62.5 is the continue with the facebook earnings affect team even more tech co

, eastern scotland, north—east scotla nd coast, eastern scotland, north—east scotland quite cloudy throughe in charge of the scene tomorrow, following the progress of this weather front, bringing following the progress of this weatherfront, bringing some following the progress of this weather front, bringing some extra cloud and bringing some cooler air during tomorrow, squashing the hot weather or the holders of the whether any way down into southern parts of the uk. it will not be cold by any means across the north, a bit more cloud spelling, the odd spot of drizzle. the cloud drifting south and west throughout the day, still some spells of sunshine. take a look at the temperatures, deep orange colour is done in the south. likely to get up 29 or 30. a little bit cooler north. the cooler weather will think a little bit further throughout the week but it stays dry, they will be some sunshine and those temperatures climb again by the end of the week. more of the same. we will think of some sunshine acronyms and give you down in the next half—hour. let's return to our top story now — england

the two boys were sent to foster care on the east coast. he called the reunifications extremely emotional. but he also says it made him very angry that families are being torn apart, which he calls a direct violation of u.s. and international law. >> after his visit, desannier is now blasting president trump and attorney general jeff sessions, saying that first, these immigration policies are illegal and that they don't work. >> it doesn't work. they're still going to come back. if you're -- if what we're being threatened with in guatemala, el salvador, or honduras is your kids are going to be kidnapped or raped or killed, they're still going to come back pap because this is preferable. >> reporter: now, the congressman admits there are abuses to the current immigration system, but he says that can be fixed by passing new laws. he says there's very little political incentive to do so, because the issue is so polarizing. anoushah, he also did talk about the private detention facilities that are making huge profits under the current system. h

this will be detrimental to some of the biggest recreational and commercial fishing for us on the east coast. opening up federal waters in one region would undermine the protections and commitment to rebuilding others along the coast -- that others along the coast have invested in. it would set a bad precedent in managing the striped bass fishery, which has a long way to go. finally, congress should not be legislating on species-specific management actions. this is regularly assessed by the mid-atlantic fishery management council. we need to let that commission do its job and make decisions based on science. i urge my colleagues to vote no and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. zeldin: mr. speaker, this shouldn't be treated as federal water waist. it should be treat -- waterways. it should not have been designated this way in the first place. this amendment doesn't declare open season on striped bass fishing. it's still going to be subject to the same management that currently exists where striped

the espys under way now, live on the east coast. it will be broadcast on abc 7 tape delay starting at 8:00 tonight. another report is coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. live in l.a., larry beil, abc 7 sports. >> great work down there. fun to be where he is for this big evening. catch it tonight at 8:00 on abc 7. don't miss larry back on the red carpet on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> now to consumer news and a couple of really important recalls to talk about. >> yes, "7 on your side's" michael finney is here with that. keeping tabs on the recalls. >> calzones, thousands of stefano's calzones are under recall tonight. pieces of plastic have been found in the food. one person cutting their mouth while eating a calzone. if you have one, return it for a full refund. now, i have more information about the recall. it's on our website at abc7news.com. >>> a second recall, ford is recalling more than half a million cars and suvs that can roll away unexpectedly. now, there's a problem in the gear shift that affects certain 2013 through 2016 fusion

daesh east coast. hello. this is bbc news. a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines: how many of you? 13. 13? brilliant! the moment 12 boys and their coach, who were missing for more than a week, are found alive in caves in thailand. than a week, are found alive firefighters warn it could take weeks to tackle fires on moorland across lancashire and greater manchester. and in tennis, serena williams beats arantxa rus to reach the second round, while roger federer begins the defence of his title with a win over serbia's dusan lajovic. and we'll have all the latest from the tennis and more on the mood in the england camp ahead of tomorrow's world cup match after the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. i'm joined again but nicola blackwood, former conservative health minister, and polly mackenzie, di rector of cross party think tank demos. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with the extraordinary story of the 12 boys and

spinning up here through indiana and michigan, meanwhile we talk about heavy rain soaking to the east coastlike washington, d.c. just with this rain northern virginia, lots of flash flood watches and you can see the storm system almost has tropical system, it's not a tropical system but nonetheless bringing heavy rain, will start to crank up as it makes its way overnight and we could see extension of flash flood watches, let me show you what it looks like on future cast because as you can see the bands producing some very heavy rain, it's all about where those bands will be, how much rain you get but places like washington, d.c. could pick up 3 to 5-inches as we go through overnight hours, boston probably a little bit less, less as you go up your way through the northeast and i-95. now head in through your sunday and we aring about here, two interacting but the one producing heavy rain right now tries to work to canada, next one comes in from the west here and that means more rain for sunday an get the umbrella set for the week because we are stuck in this pattern here for the east coast, w

quite cool for the east coast and these coast of scotla nd east coast and these coast of scotland was damage is not much higher than 1516 degrees. if labour of what is to come is that the warmth stays with us, light winds and wimbledon starts on monday and it is looking dry with plenty sunshine and still on the warm side if not heart in the central and southern areas of england. cooler for northern ireland and scotland. goodbye. more than 100 fire fighters battle against a rapidly developing blaze on the moors in lancashire. the public are being urged to stay away with warnings that the wildfire could take at least a week to put out. the nhs reveals ‘significant planning' is underway for the possibility of a no deal brexit. ministers say that scenario can be avoided. with a heavy heart, andy murray says he is pulling out of this year's wimbledon. he has two score and has not. and delight for the home team as russia knock spain out of the world cup. good evening. more than a hundred firefighters are working in what are described as "extremely testing conditions" at the scene of a huge

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evening and overnight, you can see some of this cloud in northern scotland will work its way down the east coastere could even be the odd spot of drizzle. clear spells further south, minimum temperatures in cardiff and london, around 18 degrees. tomorrow, some sunshine still in the forecast, particularly for western and southern areas, more cloud across the north—west of scotland, most places will be dry, but it is going to turn a little bit cooler from the north. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines: a rescue operation has begun in thailand to save the 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave for more than a fortnight. the england team have arrived back at their base in repino after booking their place in the world cup semi—final. nearly 20 million people watched england's 2—0 victory over sweden in samara yesterday. it's emerged the foreign secretary boris johnson strongly criticised the prime minister's new plans for a brexit deal with the eu during friday's cabinet meeting at chequers. the home secretary sajid javid has visited amesbury in wiltshire to reassure local resi

confirmed pieces of debris from mh-370, three pieces of the wing that washed up along the african east coast. but another 27 pieces of debris have been found that are believed to be highly likely from mh-370 as far north as the eastern coast of tanzania and as far south as the east coast of south africa. and yet you have all these little pieces of debris but they haven't found the plane itself, the main wreckage which of course is the final resting place for those 239 people. so for all of these families that have lived in a state of limbo ever since that day, march 8th, 2014, it seems sad that that state of not knowing is going to continue for the foreseeable future. >> that has to be really a living hell for these families and certainly we remember you starting to work for cnn at that time and all your reporting, will ripley, for us in hong kong. thank you, will. >>> well, there's a critical moment for the future of zimbabwe ahead. it's the country's first election since former president robert mugabe was ousted. but he's not going quietly, taking a jab at his former party. we'll have that

. >>> the shark scare on the east coast. were two children attacked by sharks on two separate beaches? what authorities are now saying. these beaches closed. >>> the wildfires raging in the west. the new fire already exploding in size, from oregon to california. the worries and the fears tonight at yosemite. >>> the plane crash. the images from inside the cabin. investigators now studying these images. what caused the plane to go down? >>> the pictures coming in at this hour. the massive condominium fire. >>> and, the miracle rescue. those boys heading home and now describing what it was like. at one point, they were going to dig their way out. how hungry they were, and what they did to conserve energy. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a very busy wednesday night. with begin with the firestorm with president trump, is russia still targeting the u.s. he said, no. tonight, the white house saying it's not what he meant. it comes after appearing to side with putin over his own intelligence agencies while on the wor