we begin with the flooding devastation on the east coast.lood is the blame for at least nine debts. ging live now too what is left of hurricane ida moving into the northeast overwhelming new york city with rain. the extreme flooding unprecedented. several cities and states including new jersey are now under states of emergency. flash floods reaching havoc in philadelphia. people have to be rescued by refs from all of the floodwaters. in new jersey, drivers have to abandon their cars after being stuck for hours in the floodwaters. you can see the ambulance partially submerged. first responders say they have been very busy with several water rescues over night. >> icu, there it is. straight ahead. >> if the floods are not bad enough, new jersey also getting hit with tornadoes. several homes now just destroyed and just look at all of the debris. president biden is set to visits louisiana tomorrow two survey the damage and meet with state and local leaders. this morning hundreds of thousands of people are still dealing with power and water outag

we have the breeze coming in from the north sea so east coasts, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—eastl quite breezy. a little bit cooler along the east coast but furthering land about 2! degrees, the top temperature. a few spots getting a little bit higher than that. through this evening and overnight we have this blanket of cloud really working across most areas. some early clear spells just allowing temperatures to dip down into single figures for a time across the west of scotland, also some clear spells for southern england particularly for the channel islands as we head through into friday morning. tomorrow, it's a case of deja vu, once again a lot of cloud, things are looking mostly dry. a few spots of drizzle. a bit more sunshine for parts of southern england than we've seen recently. that will live temperatures in london to about 22 degrees. aberdeen and newcastle about i3—ili, with the cloud and breeze coming in from the north sea. saturday, high pressure is still with us but trapping a lot of cloud underneath that descending air with that area of high pressure around so satu

remnants of hurricane ida slamming the east coast.he massive twister caught on camera a trail of destruction as the extreme weather pushes into the northeast. heavy rain and deadly flooding 56 million under alert. while in louisiana, the new images of a community nearly wiped off the map. long lines for gas, food, and water. nearly one million still without power. our correspondent with the governor we ask him how long will it last >>> plus, california's raging caldor fire exploding to more than 200,000 acres. the flames closing in on lake tahoe's famed resorts. snow blowers now being used to fight the growing inferno. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly high school shooting, the urgent manhunt, and what police just announced. >>> new images of the taliban parading captured u.s. military weapons and equipment. president biden under fire for leaving americans behind as we learn an interpreter who once helped rescue the president from taliban territory years ago can't get out. now asking the president to return the favor. >>> the new

on the east coast, flood emergency. flash flooding, water rescue and damage coming to light this hour. >>> and close to home. wildfire crisis. once again this morning, the caldor fire still burning near south lake tahoe. >>> and the supreme court refuses to look at the texas abortion law. what some believe it will lead to other air places in the u.s. >>> we want to take you to that

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east coast and west coast rappers. >>a watershed moment in hip-hop culture. kind of the death of a revolution. >> these two men were two of most successful rap artists, phenomenally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of the violence but many said they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced, as they say, to keep it real. that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports of how violent it was. i remember editorials about how can we let our children listen to this when artists are being killed at an incredible rate. i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station in in los angeles who has made money from gangster music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was like, okay, what are we going to do. ♪ >> i'll be missing you was diddy's song about big. sudden it's like, damn, puffy's going to be legitimate solo act. and enters the next phase of

two east coast cities also suspended for the last 24 hours. 20 people reported dead in new york. in new jersey, a state of emergency and a tornado cited. the death toll climbing to 23. president biden has stated the white house is working around-the-clock to respond to the damage from ida. that also includes opening the strategic reserves. he's interested in keeping gas flowing up and down the northeast coast. also, gas prices from skyrocketing. haidi: we saw oil futures in new york trading higher, closing near $70 for the first time in a month.

we want to take you to the breaking news on the east coast. devastating flooding affecting millions of people, in fact flash flooding in areas that never had a flash flood before. these images on the screen are from pennsylvania, and there are rescues under way at the ground level. this is new video also showing the rain at its heaviest point. can you see the water sweeping away trash bags, and swept away cars, too. we now know there are at least eight confirmed deaths because of the storm, including a toddler. those rains coming down hard and fast in less than 24 hours, all remanence of hurricane ida as its making its way north. one man rescued outside new york city said he never got any warning. >> it was unexpected. thank god, my family comes first, you know, you know what i mean? we lost everything, and it's materialistic, and you can repair that but family you can't get back. >>> back here at home, the firefight is being watched around the world here, and it's a very precarious situation in lake tahoe. this is at the edge of a ripping wil

when i was growing up and we would be on the east coast, their family always had bagel brunch when we came over and so many east coast families have bagel brunch on the weekends, and i find that may california jewish friends it is not their jewish tradition, and that has been a source of like -- i have found that some jewish foods that i consider so traditional, some people here don't even know what they are. i remember a dish at up with point i quizzed my jewish friends who grew up in california, do you even know what that is and a lot of people didn't. >> what are they? >> that is shocking to me! they're a buck wheat grain, it is a buck wheat grain that has this very intense nutty flavor, and you cook it with these bow tie noodles, and it is a very -- it is like jewish comfort food. there is nothing particularly spectacular about it and it is just hearty and filling and delicious. and i don't make it that often, but it is just one of those kind of traditional foods that a lot of people on the west coast have no familiarity with. >> do you think, then, if you don't have a traditional

a serious situation for the east coast.ing up new england, back to you. >>> governor newsom on the campaign trail in the bay area. he will be campaigning in san francisco this morning, two weeks away from the september special election. justin andrews is looking at new polling numbers this morning and he is live in marin county. >> reporter: good morning newsome seems to be optimistic with the new numbers because they show the gap is closing. voters appear to be on his side. if want you to look at the numbers this morning for yourself. they are on your screen revealing a number of likely voters plan to support governor newsom. 50% plan to vote no on removing him from office. these polling numbers are coming from a nonpartisan survey by the public policy institute of california. the same survey found chest 39% want to boot the first-time governor from office. when we look back to march and may polling numbers, they show 56 and 57% for newsome. a little higher now. larry elder is the frontrunner to replace newsome. he vowed t

in south korea military says the north has 5 to short range ballistic missiles off its east coast. they landed in the sea of japan. the launch has come only 2 days after the young young claim to have tested a long range missile. this coincided with china's foreign minister visit to solve for talks with his south korean counterpart. north nuclear ambitions and regional security were high on the agenda. south korea is hoping that china can help bring kim john on back to negotiations and end the deadlock surrounding nuclear talks about. but i do want to be of course, we all want to contribute to the peace and stability of the korean peninsula. for example, not only north korea but also other countries are conducting military actions. so we should have all the parties make joint efforts to resume dialogue. let's bring in rob mcbride, who joins us now live from sole rob. firstly, tell us a bit more about these projectiles fide by north korea in the last few days. that's right. this is being seen as a highly provocative act by north korea. the south korean military have been given us mor

at least 2,000 seabirds are thought to have died along the uk's east coast in recent weeks. lls seen, just off the coast here, certainly dead beneath the cliffs and ones that are acting strangely as well. so whether or not they make it, well for the rest of the day, who knows. birds are often a barometer of the health of the seas. the unprecedented scale of this ongoing incident will be seen as yet another warning that our climate is changing more quickly than wildlife can adapt. paul murphy, bbc news, on the east yorkshire coast. with around half of patients in intensive care in west wales being treated for covid, a leading consultant there says staff are under as much pressure — if not more — than at any point health ccorrespondent 0wain clarke reports. make deep breaths and your please. i now through your nose. 0k? learning how to breathe again. this is what the third covered wave looks like an intensive care hospital. west wales and parts of mid wales escaped the worst of the first and second waves, the area's lead critical care doctor says the pressure now as is intense

it does look as though we will continue to see that cloud being a bit of a nuisance along that east coastland with the best of this goal sunshine those temperatures are likely to peak at 23 degrees which is 73 fahrenheit. as we go further ahead the weather system is changing, rain around initially, but all about the sunshine and the warm through the early part of the week. plenty of sunshine from the word go across much of england and wales. clouds finally starting to break up along that east coast. there will be some rain into the far north—west, turning quite heavy into the afternoon as well chiefly to the north—west of the great glen. bit more of a breeze here developing through the day but that easterly breeze will continue to drive in some warmth, some via air across the country and temperatures are likely to peak tomorrow afternoon at 25 degrees at 77 fahrenheit. now, despite that weather front, pushing its way into the north of england for monday, will weaken. it is going to be a band of cloud, if you spots of rain here, so maybe a little bit disappointing to northern ireland, nort

the remnants of the historic hurricane set to unleash possible tornadoes along the east coast today. up to 8 inches of rain along the busy i-95 corridor. and in louisiana, new images of the destruction, one town left buried in three feet of sand. people desperate for gas and rescue teams tried to save this cow left wedged inside a tree. >>> after the pullout. we hear for the first time from some of the people left behind in afghanistan after the u.s. withdrawal, and this morning, the first interview with former secretary of state mike pompeo. what he's saying about former president trump's deal with the taliban long before the chaos in kabul. >>> plus, the new turmoil behind the scenes at "jeopardy!" >>> the new pests wreaking havoc in the u.s. the danger posed by the spotted lantern fly. >>> and later the weatherman and the unexpected interruption from his dog. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the wildfire emergency in northern california at this hour. >> flames described as a hundred feet high are just miles from lake tahoe. the caldor fire is now surrounding pop

now to the east coast. at least 40 deaths have now been tied to hurricane ida's remnants after the storm pounded that part of the country. many residents woke up to find their homes inundated with water. some people losing loved ones in the rapidly rising flood waters. >> our grant lodes joins us in studio with a closer look grams just staring at that picture of that car. just plowing into a huge deep area of water like the worst thing you could do in that situation. and that's what's led to a number of these deaths. people trapped in their cars pictures. just now it's hard to believe in you prepare for a hurricane, right. if you're in louisiana, you see this thing coming on the radar for a couple days. you know what's coming basically this. they knew they were going to be a lot of rain from the remnants of ida. but nobody predicted this and folks are still driving around out there cars. it wasn't like folks were hunkering down at home. even if you were home, that was problematic for a lot of people. just a

our earlier north korea fine to short range ballistic missiles, east coast. they landed in the sea of japan among thought that the taliban sea power gone astonished, facing humanitarian on economic crises, high unemployment drought, and food scarcity as pushing tens of thousands of guns to the break. high ones, most significant annual military drills are currently on the way the week. long exercise includes live fine and computerized war scenarios to test the audience. combat readiness. katrina, you have this report from beijing, taiwanese fly to death circle disguise before landing to quickly refuel and take off again democratically. so fruit island is conducting military exercises to prepare for a potential assault like chinese bosses. aging considered, i one its own territory because unification is inevitable, the taiwanese leader, sighing when disagrees. she says the island isn't independent state and has rejected china's one country to systems proposal. i think it is that the intention of the taiwanese autonomy to send a signal to the chinese auto reply

but always still that stubborn grey cloud along the east coast. story will change over the next few days. top temperatures this afternoon 22 degrees. forthe temperatures this afternoon 22 degrees. for the start of the weekend not have much change. dull and dry on the whole. but sunday we will see some rain, welcome rain in the far north and west. elsewhere it is going to turn sunny and warm. stay with us i will get to that. but it is businesses as usual on saturday. high pressure starting to drift away. a lot of cloud still associated with that high. it will be a grey start with some showers, particularly down in the south—west. but hope any the sunshine will start to break through from the west. temperatures again 15 to 17 widely on the east coast. highest values of 22. the high pressure will move into scandinavia and allows the wind direction to change to the south—east and this front to push into the north and west. for scotland and northern ireland for you this is welcome news, there are some water restrictions due to the lack of rain fall in

on the east coast, flood emergency. the flash flooding, water rescue and damage coming to light this hour. >>> and close to home. wildfire crisis. once again this morning, the caldor fire still burning near south lake tahoe. >>> and the supreme court refuses to look at the texas abortion law. what some believe it will lead to other air places in the u.s. >>> we want to take you to that breaking news on the east coast. devastating flooding affecting millions of people. some folks who never have had to deal with flooding before. dozens of homes have been saved or rather people have been saved from their homes as we are looking at new video from new jersey this morning. our sister station in new york city reports that at least eight people are confirmed dead from that storm, including a toddler. the rains coming down hard and fast in 24 hours. all of it remanence of hurricane ida as it is making its way north. in upstate new york, some say they never got any warning. >> it was unexpected. we lost everything, but that's mat

this whole east coasting just lit up over the last three or four hours.uh, central park. 3 to 5 inches of rain are they had preachers of rain in an hour, and there were 3 to 5 inches of rain totals coming down an hour in different areas around the new york centre. i mean, if you get three inches of rain in an hour in san francisco, everything's under water. i mean, it's there. i mean, you're going to have big problems anywhere. and so this is a record amount of rain in many areas. let's take a look and see where it is now, um and again. you know it's moving through boston. this is remnants of ida. so it's a supersaturated some tropical moisture. it's warm, and there's tornadoes mixed up in this thing. they've had tons of tornado damage. when the lights come on tomorrow. it's good. i part of me is thinking there might be nearly as much damage done from this tonight, then was done from ida as it moved into new orleans and louisiana. so there is this and now i'm gonna show you. these are storm reports and i didn't cherry pick these. i'm just i just pull them

we have seen _ a lot of the east coast.think we can call it that, in new york, where we have seen the flooding in the metric system as well and he has pledged to try and rebuild that structure as well. it is such a divisive subject, climate change. still have many politicians, particularly in the republican party, the opposition party, who do not see it as a real thing or something that is an imminent threat. mr biden obviously feels very differently. last month, they approved this huge infrastructure building with about 1.2 billion dollars aimed at trying to cope greenhouse gas emissions and, if it is passed, joe biden will be able to do this sort of things he mentioned in that report, in terms of creating modernising rights, creating electoral infrastructures, sewage, you name it. if that bill is approved, later there was another bill waiting to be approved as well, and what it will do is bring the us closer to whatjoe biden�*s pledges to ultimately try and cut emissions by at least 50% by the end of the decade. at, emiss

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the storms remnants have pummeled the east coast as foxes. brian yannis tells us at least 45 people were killed in flash floods across the northeast. cleanup efforts are ongoing, up and down the east coast, including in new york and here in new jersey. dozens were killed in both states, the majority of them caught in flooded homes or in vehicles inundated by floodwaters, a record set two weeks ago. another record set now rainfall like we haven't seen ever before. this is the biggest wake up call we could possibly get. satellite images show the extent of the damage in parts of new jersey flood warnings are still in effect for more than 4.5 million people as rivers are expected to remain above flood stage through the weekend, state police. in connecticut announced the death of veteran sergeant brian mole after his cruiser was swept away by floodwaters. flags in the state were lowered to half staff to honor the officer, many communities in louisiana remain underwater, and it could take weeks until power is restored in some of the heaviest impact

ah, south korean military that the north has fired to short range ballistic missiles off its east coast. they landed in the sea of japan shortly afterwards. south korea conducted its own test of a submarine, launched ballistic missile. while the tip test can coincide with china's foreign minister visit to solve for talks with a south korean counterpart, the north nuclear ambitions on regional secures april high on the agenda. south korea is hoping that china can help bring kim john back to negotiations and end a deadlock surrounding nuclear talks about. but i do want to be of course, we all want to contribute to the peace and stability of the korean peninsula. for example, not only north korea, but also other countries are conducting military actions. so we should have all the parties make joint efforts to resume dialogue as brigade rob mcbride, who was my 1st in. so rob, firstly, tell us a bit more about south korea is own test, this submarine launch, ballistic missile. how significant is it? that's right, am i on a day of busy miss electricity on both sides of the d. m. z. a south car

hundreds of water rescues prompted along the east coast. in patterson, new jersey, firefighters responding to a man trapped beneath a bridge. wth his head above the rising waters. >> he was moments away from his demise. they cut through and jackhammered through ten inches of concrete. >> we're not out of this yet. too many families are already mourning the tragic loss of a loved one. >> reporter: new york police officers wading through waist deep water in central park to get this delivery driver to safety. as the remnants of hurricane ida moved up the east coast, the deluge was quick. in new york city more than three inches of rain falling in just one hour. the downpour submerging cars on this bronx expressway. floodwaters spewing into subway stations. more than 800 passengers had to be rescued. this man scooping floodwater out of his car with a baby bottle after he was forced to leave it and swim through the water with his 8-month-old son. >> never experienced nothing like it. it was frightening. worst thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: 13

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but still a bit of a breeze down the east coast for east anglia and the south—east.emperatures in the mid teens but further west in the sunshine 23 degrees for the west of scotland for instance this afternoon. this evening and tonight cloud moving further west across scotland and northern ireland. single figures in a few spots but most of us staying at around 11, 13 degrees overnight. tomorrow more of the same with just subtle changes in the next few days. still a bit of a breeze towards the east temperature is 18, 19 degrees here but towards the north and west again you see most of the sunshine tomorrow. the high pressure is staying with us as we head into friday and a lot of clout once again trapped underneath that descending air with high—pressure overhead cell another cloudy day on friday. a few in the cloud here and there. still a bit of a breeze to the english channel but not quite as breezy by the time we get to friday so temperatures around 1a, wrenching to 22 degrees. into the weekend than in high pressure is still with us but just tries to nudge away toward

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various homegrown missiles hours early in north korea fi to short range ballistic missiles off its east coast. they landed in the sea of japan as calm as china's foreign minister has been holding talks in sole dominated by pyongyang, nuclear ambitions and regional security. south korea is hoping china can help bring kim jong going back to negotiations and in the deadlock. but mcbride has more for the sol this comes on what has been a busy day of missile activity on both sides of the d. m. z. first of all, south career is claiming something of a 1st with the launch of this s l b m. now this is a submarine launch, ballistic missile, which is something of a technological achievement, to launch a missile from a submarine submerge below the surface. it breaks free and then its main rocket 5 and away it goes. in fact, south korea becomes only the 7th country in the world to have mastered this technology. this know how it says wednesday, it had the successful launch office as of it's coast watched by president moon j. and now interestingly, north korea has also been trying to develop the same techno

temperature wise, not much different to what we have had of the few days. 15 close to the east coast,t coast, 20, 20 1 degrees across research and for that warm air but with increasing amounts of sunshine and then as we head on into the start of the next week looks like it will become very warm indeed. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the taliban is saying it will form an inclusive government for afghanistan. it's also told the bbc that women will only getjunior roles. in that women will only get junior roles. , ., ., ., , roles. in this new world, women may not be in the — roles. in this new world, women may not be in the cabinet. _ roles. in this new world, women may not be in the cabinet. the _ roles. in this new world, women may not be in the cabinet. the taliban - not be in the cabinet. the taliban sa s it not be in the cabinet. the taliban says it will _ not be in the cabinet. the taliban says it will announce _ not be in the cabinet. the taliban says it will announce its - not be in the cabinet. the taliban i says it will announce its government within 48 hours. t

the past 24 hours have been deaf stating for much of the east coast. seems like this, first responders rescuing people who are trapped have been playing out in states across the region. what remained of hurricane ida, which slammed into louisiana sunday, brought unprecedented rain and flooding to the new york area last night. the storm drenched public transit, highways, streets and homes in a few hour and brought much of the city to a standstill. much of philadelphia as well, forcing rivers to rise several feet. in new jersey towns were swamped with water while tornados rampaged across several communities. the storm has killed 43 people from maryland to connecticut. in louisiana four days after hurricane ida, nearly one million homes and businesses remain without electricity as we head into the holiday week end. tomorrow president biden will be on the ground in louisiana to see the damage up close. today the president said what the storm was an urgent warning about the dangers of climate change. >> the past few days of hurricane ida and the wild fires

and you see it by the smoke that ends upcoming over the east coast. folks, we're all in this. it's about time weapon stopped the regional fights and understand helping somebody make sure there's no fewer fires in the west warrants helping people in in alley make sure they're not flooded. and by the way, it's not just the flooding -- i'll end with this. it's not just the flooding. flooding ends up overrunning sanitation systems and it causes disease and people get sick and it's sorry -- serious, serious business. so we were a lot of work to do again, it's good-paying jobs, we can punishment the economy back on a path to real growth but in the needn't, we're going to save a whole hell of a lot of people's levers and we're going to save a whole hell of a lot of money. god bless you all, let's get this done. [applause] >> say hello. >> how are you, pal? >> what's your name? >> he can't hear us. >> how old are you? oh, you're getting old. by the way, the neat thing about america, every time we end up with a problem going into a serious circumstance, we come out better than we went

11:00, breaking news, the remnants of ida bring historic flooding and multiple tornados to the east coast. the remarkable scenes straight ahead. >>> more breaking news tonight. the u.s. supreme court announces whether it will intervene in the battle over a new texas law banning most abortions. >>> tonight it appears crews may finally be getting a handle on the caldor fire. we'll take you live to the fire lines for the very latest. >>> plus, another bay area city announces plans to require proof of vaccination at many businesses. >>> and breaking news tonight, a state of emergency has been declared in new york city due to historic flooding from the remnants of hurricane ida. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. take a look at the scene in staten island. cars and trucks overrun with water. for the first time ever, the national weather service issued a flash flood emergency warning in new york city tonight. some areas got over 3 inches of rain in just one hour. and here's a look at the water pouring into the new york city subway system. train service has been suspended a

down the east coast will be 16-19 24 degrees.iving in shetland. into tomorrow, a lot of clout around once again. it will be thick enough for drizzle and especially in wales and the midlands but it will not be all the midlands but it will not be all the time and we won't all see it. but breaking across the south and it will allow sunshine to come through and similarly in north—west england and similarly in north—west england and western parts of scotland. our temperatures will be 14 — 22 degrees and the breeze will not be so noticeable. into saturday a lot of cloud around. less of a breeze again but still sunshine with a few showers here and there. more especially in western areas and temperatures responding accordingly. we are looking at highs on saturday getting up to 23 degrees. and it will be 19 in glasgow. then there is a slight change to the weather forecast on sunday because the weather front is coming in faster than we thought and so it will bring rain in across north—west scotland and also into northern ireland and for so

and you see it by the smoke that ins up coming the east coast. folks, we are all in this.t is about time we stop the regional fights and understand that helping somebody make sure there is no fires in the west is something that these people in this alley make sure they are not flooded, it's not just the flooding, i will end with this, not just the flooding, but flooding ends up overrunning sanitation systems and it causes disease. people get sick. it is serious serious business. so we have a lot of work to do, again, good paying jobs. we can put the economy back on a path to real growth, but in the meantime, we will save a lot of people's lives, and we will save a lot of money. god bless you all. let's get this done. [applause] >> look at that nice kid with the american flag. say hello. john: how are you, pal? >> what is your name? he can hear you. pres. biden: how old are you? >> isn't that nice? pres. biden: the neat thing about americans, every time we end up with the problem and go into a serious circumstance, we go out better than when we went in, because we are diver

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but east coast has, haven't been getting an easy ride. the city is now slush. the number of e scooters from 26000 suggest 8000. so wait too many, they have a public face. upper floyd, both a blessing in a case has been a lot of injuries. a lot of head injury injuries, not everyone's good on a scooter. in june, they went for 121 injuries more than half alcohol. influenced in one emergency room, a 3rd of patients were e scooter cases. the operators have put limits on nighttime rides and have taken the city to court for people using 8th graders. and so this new regulation is pretty much abandoned. on the total service there are solutions. it's more parking spots biplane need to take emissions down from transfers. any scriptures is a really good alternative to the fellow operator here is also trying to fix things . we get people hitting the screw, this would be well, but vandalism is the least of its worries. the company has employed people to tied up badly scooters, which is a common complaint worldwide. it's led to operate as being charged big fees in neighboring

this is not just new york but up the east coast seaboard. >> really hitting the tri-state area hard. to new england. expect airport delays and cancellations as we head there tomorrow. >> a lot happening on both sides of the country. we hope to see you tomorrow. >> be safe. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's the tonight show starring

but coastal areas of the east coast, we're going to have some high surf, beach erosion that's going to be a problem. but the forecast not in full agreement just yet we'll watch that going into tuesday. still very concerned about southeast louisiana where heat concerns and advisories are in place. look at these daytime highs. they'll be in the mid 90s. avere a different story for the desert southwest. highs back in the 100s so many different weather stories will go back to the west coast. fire danger really increasing this week. we'll talk about that coming up. >> we'll talk to you then, janessa. thank you. >>> notre dame and florida state added to the chaos of an action-packed opening weekend of college football the ninth-ranked fighting irish were up by 18 heading into the fourth quarter but florida state fought back, erasing that eph deficit, eventually kicking their way into overtime and in overtime notre dame's defense wins it. 41-38. >> talk about an endo tthe pandemic benefits. >>> and moving the needle. the growing divide in the country over covid vaccinations. do you mean surpr

i think it was democratic and republican governors along the east coast that said it makes sense forll the other reasons and we see it will be cost competitive. that is the turning point. and then to get certainty to it. >> bad is fantastic you can tweet dad us we will the musing to the q&a period. continuing the conversation about thinking about the transmission backlog so that was voted on last night. we like to hear your take and the original transmission organization and others and how will that play into this question of transmission? >> the transmission piece is incredibly important for clean energy generally and we are very excited of the bipartisan infrastructure package in those that passed through the senate natural resources committee and then to be involved in more planning. and with that renewable energy and that is a high priority for the white house and then modernizes important so with that intensive offshore wind there is so much new energy that we come in from the offshore but it will be easy to integrate into the grid so wine has to have a good working relationship

. >>> the risk along the east coast this weekend because of a tropical threat. >>> the lions and tigers coming down with covid here in the u.s. >>> and those four civilians on their own in space tonight, and who got them on the line today. you have to see our persons of the week. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and we begin tonight with that fda advisory panel today approving a plan to offer pfizer booster shots to millions of americans 65 and older, or americans who are at high risk of severe covid, six months after that second dose. that same panel rejecting boosters for all americans 16 and older, saying more data is needed. so they're starting with 65 and older and americans who are at high risk first. this all now goes to the cdc next week. the president said that all americans should be prepared for boosters starting september 20th, three days from now, but the white house says that was always pending approval from the fda and the cdc. it comes amid those numbers tonight -- the u.s. averaging for the 146,000 ne

this as the storm threat sweeps up the east coast. 62 million people set to face heavy rain from northarolina up to maine. a rare tornado watch issued in the nation's capital overnight. we have everything you need to know. >>> state of emergency -- california's caldor fire moving closer to lake tahoe. tens of thousands forced to evacuate. >> it's absolutely devastating. >> firefighters racing to save the popular resort town as flames of smoke cast an eerie orange haze over the northwest. a live report straight ahead. >>> defending the departure. a defiant president biden tells the country he had no choice but to pull troops out of afghanistan. >> i was not going to extend this forever war and i was not extending a forever exit. >> calling the emergency evacuations an extraordinary success despite the chaos, the deaths of u.s. forces and dozens of americans left behind. one lawmaker and former marine officer pushing back. >> this is a fiasco and a humiliating failure. >> while in afghanistan, the taliban celebrates the u.s. withdrawal on the runways of the kabul airport. >>> breaking ov

warm on the east coast. >>> and finally it is time to choose an outfit for the day.ter labor day? will ganss looks for answers. >> you can't wear white shoes after labor day. >> that's not true anymore. >> reporter: or is it? on the day after labor day experts are weighing in. "vogue" publishing an article entitled "yes, we're wearing white after labor day. so the question is no longer, can i but how do i wear white after labor day? think about swapping summery fabrics like linens out for knits and denim. and heavier fall-type pieces. what are the right ways to wear white after labor day? >> yeah, so i would wear like maybe white jeans with some kind of blazer. i would just make sure to choose the right fabric like wool and cashmere, jeans. >> reporter: it's really about the weight of the fabric, not the white of the fabric. but where did this stuff even come from? >> this stuff? oh, okay. >> reporter: the no white after labor day rule dates back to the early 1900s when the wealthy decided if you didn't have the money to take fall and winter vacations, you shouldn't

larry is safely off the east coast, still a hurricane.nts of min d is off the south of the east coast. last night we had hurricane olaf near san cabo in mexico. the only one of great concern will be a new system heading toward possibly texas in the days ahead. it doesn't look to be a big strong storm, but it could bring a lot of rain. for today's forecast, just as gorgeous as it gets in the northeast. enjoy that. the southeast, not too bad either. the hot weather continues. yesterday it was 111 in phoenix. it's going to be 107 today. more record heat is possible saturday from texas through kansas. denver will have a chance of record-highs over the next couple of days. you notice not a lot of hot weather. it looks like a sizzling september, summer weekend almost from coast to coast. jonathan, we'll end with this. we found out yesterday from our climate scientist that this summer tied the 1936 dust bowl summer as the hottest summer ever recorded in the lower 48, and five states out west had their hottest summer ever recorded. that shouldn't