on the eastern seaboard, it will fall a much all week. they are going to measure the rainfall in feet from atlanta north into york. problems for the eastern seaboard and that third of the country. it will be wet all week. smoke for us in the morning like we had this morning. the winds are blowing in such a way that the smoke from both those fires are coming through the valley. more noticeable in marin and sonoma counties. we will notice a little bit of it. a beautiful day is lined up tomorrow. it will be a lot like it was tomorrow. -- a lot like it was today. this sets us up with a day that should be at least the same if not a little bit cooler in some places. a little foggy out there now. a little smoky, too. the smoke is at high elevation, so it is not an air quality issue. what you see is not necessarily what you are breathing. there is the temperature footprint which changes on wednesday and thursday. these purples, these 100's, they should go away. last week we had consecutive days in places like modesto and fresno of 100+ degree tem

so now let's go towards the middle of the week, and we see that rain threat remaining on the eastern seaboardflooding in the mountain areas of the southern appalachians, and we'll have hit and miss showers and storms along the eastern seaboard right through friday. so this looks like another wet and humid week for the east coast. >> here we go again. all right, bill, thank you. >>> 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 w

off the coast offer carolina, bringing a little bit of rip current and larger swells into the eastern seaboardlly on to the eastern side of this, so it's not impacting the east coastoo much. that's going to continue to push away and out of the region. so there it is right there, tropical storm chris, and we also have burell, that's going to continue to bush towards the lester lesser antilles and thenadt straight for puerto rico. right now burrell is a tropical storm as well and it should weaken to a depression as it continues to r to the west towards puerto rico. so here we go, looking at tropical storm chris that's continuing to spin a little bit of rain out towards the outer banks with some clouds, but here in d.c. we're dry, and we're cloud free as we continue through monday. high pressure pretty strong ght now and that is keeping that at bay. temperatures for tomorrow are gog to be in the mid 80s with plenty of sunshine and low humidity, but the humidity comes back in on tuesday, we'll have rain chances late tuesday night into early wednesday, wednes uy we will dr by the afternoon. and tem

it's going to hang here andth intensify i warm waters of the atlantic and into the eastern seaboard. tn itill eventually get moving and move to the north and east, as we go through the middle part of this week, but i do thi it will intensify into a hurricane,t could be hurricane chris toward the middle of the week. i remember having trouble with the pronunciation, i looked at the pronunciation about 15 times this morning. this storm right here, still a tropical storm. that is going to weaken io a tropical depression as it moves to the west,ss to the antill antilles, it's going to scoop just down to puerto rico one to four urges inches of rain with tropical storm. you can see tropical storm chris hanging off the north carolina coastline, as the clouds stay wwn, they stay to the south, we are looking good are looking dry here in the d.c. area, we may see a few sprinkles late tuesday and early wednesday but that's about it. humidity starts to come back in as we get into tuesday, low 90s on tuesday, with present lenty sunshine and that chance of rain a late tuesday night into wednesday.

is an organizing area of low pressure pulling in moisture from the gulfo of mex riding up the eastern seaboard. and it's going to impact the weekend forecast. here's future weather. if you have friday night plans, we're still going to be dry. then for hetomorrow, computer model is kind of sped up on the timing here, so, saturd 11:00, we could very well already have showers moving in. that low moves away and for sunday, we look to be d the if first half of the day. second half sunday we d rain in the forecast. so we're going to keep that rain chance around later this week and also and even into n t tomorrow, in the morning we unchtimee dry, by showers around by the afternoon. we're looking at highs in the upper 70's, scattered showers, periods of rain. some a little bit heavy atti s. see which areas are already seeing the sunday mostly later in the day. look at monday and tuesday, more rain in the more as we go into the rest of next week. chuck will show you that with the 10-day. it is we get a check on the roads. >>> nice and dry. southbound 270 before democracy boulevard disabled dyvehicle. s

we're protected along t eastern seaboard by a weak weather front just down to the . so the northwesterly wind is keeping the humidity at bay. dry air. it wasn't humid yesterday. dry air coolsui offly at night and dry air warms up quickly. that's the reason we were 96 degrees yesterday. had some late evening showersth across sn pennsylvania towards deep creek lake in western maryland those are falling apart. we have left residual -obl clouds from late night showers. those are moving out. futureer today. not much of a rain chance. later on in the day,aybe a bubbling up of showers toward culpepper but by and large, rann s are low, low, low. temperaturewise, mostly the 70s this morning.80 downtown. 68 in manassas. another hot one. but 5 degrees cooler than yesterday. 91 today, 88 morrow. better chance of a shower tomorrow by the bay. not much of a rain threat around here. ne threat on sunday, monday tuesday next week. a lot of hot and humid weather in the next couple of ten days. let's go to melissa mollet and see how traffic is doing. >> hi chuck. the beltway finally cl

>> reporter: across the country, the eastern seaboard in summer sizzle. >> it's killing me, it's so hot. i'm like walking and i'm like dying everywhere. >> reporter: tonight more than 100 million are under heat advisories or warnings. in some places it feels like triple digits. from new york city to lexington, kentucky. in texas, heat-driven thunderstorms causing widespread flooding. now dangerous soaring temperatures are headed west. double threat, fire and heat. 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

it is causiip a lot of current issues up and down the eastern seaboard.k here with the temperature around 88. saturday it's looking nice. 90 for a high. plenty of sunshine. as we loo to sunday, maybe a few isolated afternoon showers. but highra temres in the low 90s. monday there's the chance for scotat scattered day thunderstorms. more storms are possible on tuesday with lingering showers potentially out there on wednesday. but the forecast is lacking humidity and we're not talking about any extreme warmth either. >> you don't get to say that often in july. >> not around he. that's for sure. >> thanks amelia. >>> still ahead here, croatia makes history c in th world. e this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ulti

. >> reporter: more than 26 million people along the eastern seaboard are under a flash flood watch.re is no relief in sight. the rain is expected to last for days. >> reporter: pepperidge farm is recalling four varieties of goldfish crackers. >> the crackers may be

ticking past midnight on the eastern seaboard of the united states. be imposing $34 billion worth of product and into chinese land. the president said extra $16 billion worry of tariffs will come. us, us,ve been killing $507 billion in trade deficits last year. hell can lose. you want to do something about it, you get attacked. that's not nice. that's not trade. the war was lost on trade many years ago. no, the war was lost. now we're going to win it. cars.e all the david: the idea that chinese goods threat. shows washington cold war mind set. let's get a sense what the time.s are there tokyo is shut. but this is the broader read. equity benchmark middle of the screen. yet to open up and give you a sense -- australia continues to perform. have lost some momentum when you look at the benchmarks. japan into the break entering the last 60 minutes in hong kong. as wellsing little bit there. here when yould look at cross markets here this friday. sydney.en is with us in >> thanks. continuet policymakers hikes.tain gradual rate risksw escalating trade is po

here in pensacola, florida, just like the rest of the southeast or much of the eastern seaboard, coasts have to deal with large storms and hurricanes. but there's a growing bo of research that suggests living shorelines like this one are more resilient through storms than hardened shorelines like seawalls. >> it looks today as gf not better, than before the hurricane. >> sreenivasan: darryl boudreau is the watershed coordinator for the nature conservcy. he showed us a 30-acre living shorele project in downtown pensacola called project greenshores. the first part was completed in 2003, one year bore hurricane ivan hammered the region. >> hurricane ivan was a category three hurricane. it was basically a direct hit. it washed away the road on i-10 further up the bay. that's how powerful that storm was. but the road behind project otgreenshores was really n damaged. >> sreenivasan: the experience with project greenshores in pensacola is not unique. in norolina, researchers documented how living shorelines like this one were barely damaged after hurricane irene in 2011. while about 100 yards

for the eastern seaboard, looks like a soggy start to august. >> here we go again. at least we had a weekend. it was good one. thank you. >>> at the box office this weekend, mission impossible fallout shot to number one. it earned $61.5 million in ticket sales. it was a best for that action-packed franchise. mama mia here we go again got second place while "the equalizer 2" slid to third with $14 million. and hotel transylvania 3 grabbed fourth with $12 million. >>> a woman's fight to end poipd and ving rhames held at gunpoint in his own home. what happened there. ur parents. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. walgreens pharmacists and beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now all sun care products are buy one get one 50% off. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat

there's more where that ca a blocking area off of the eastern seaboard is gng to keep the humidity and rain but pump on. this is coming northbound, as well. headed towards the hart food area by 4:00, 7:00. if it's not raining at your house, it's just a matter ofhe time before rain and lightning move in here. early morning thunderstorms in northela mary. those are over the mason/dixon line into parts of southern pennsylvania. it's a wet start. a lot of puddles around the area. flash flood watches and warnings are posted. here's theext batch of rain. aiming towards parts of the shenandoah valley. likely to come in later on in the afternoon. not everyone is going to get rain today. it's going to be an inch or more of rain. very tropical air already in place. 83, 82 tomoow, 83 wednesday. no hot weather. and rain chances main high for the next three, solid days. a chance to dry out, going to thursday and friday. friday, the next chance to being above 90 degrees. >> good morning. > first 4 traffic alert this morning. we're talking germantown, between middlebrook wood and crystal rock, lanes

along the eastern seaboard, there is activity. it is causing flight delays from toronto, new york, atlanta , denver. out west, look at that. there is the father. there is the moisture. there are the thunderstorms. i have video from tahoe. there is heavy rain, localized flooding. these are current conditions. you are seeing lightning strikes. thunderstorms are in the mountains. for us, we are heading for heat . it is getting warmer. the inlet will be hot. we will break that down when i see you next with the 5 day forecast. >>> witnesses talk about a shooting in toronto. cmac i heard 20 shots. in intervals. >>> the announcement investigators made about the suspect today. >>> later, san francisco police responded to a burglar at a business. the burglar was the owner. the new video from officers. what the officer -- the owner is saying.>> i worked to make this happen. >>> new information on a shooting in toronto. police identified the gunman. a 10-year-old girl and an 18- year-old were killed. the gunman later died in an exchange with

. >> reporter: more than 26 million people along the eastern seaboard are under a flash flood watch. there is no relief in sight. the rain is expected to last for days. >> reporter: pepperidge farm is recalling four varieties of goldfish crackers. >> the crackers may be contaminated with salmonella, and the same reason cited this week for a recall of ritz crackers. >> reporter: los angeles police say the woman who died during a shoot-out at trader joe's on ofturday was killed by an officer's bullet. >> i believe it's what they needed to do in order to defend the people of los angeles. >> singer demi lovato rushed to the hospital for an apparent drug overdose. h she's been open about her battles with addiction. >> in march she said she was oflebrating six years of sobriety. >> heading overseas to the tour de france. >> racing up this mountain. oh, goodness gracious! he went into the corner completely off line. it was a spectacular crash, but we now know he's okay. ♪ come together >> paul mccartney reenacting his hmous walk yesterday that he and the other beatles made for the cover of

to north america and we've got the same sort of thing we've got this high pressure across the eastern seaboardwe've got high pressure across westerners heat wave warnings been issued there unsettled weather across parts of north america and the pattern repeats all the way across into the pacific and all the way to go back to the heat wave in japan. the weather catarrh airways. the world's primary curtained producing nation. is at the forefront of the war on drugs we're talking about serious organized crime as a country where reaching a critical point while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multibillion dollar industry growth of this business will go on forever change almost global policies do who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes on al-jazeera an insider's perspective just six months ago we were at the brink of the real donald trump i think he makes comments that he probably shouldn't make from the former. national security director tom was in a class all by himself and for the thirty years i've known donald he creates his o

pacific side heading up into north america and here we've got a lot of heavy rain across the eastern seaboard he said. down through the mid atlantic region not as hot as it has been there for dallas highs of thirty six but shows the way down towards miami we want to cross desert southwest a one or two showers around the pacific northwest looking fine lovely day in seattle in washington state with highs of twenty nine. the weather sponsored by cattle waste. i really felt liberated as a journalist love to get into the truth a little i would love for this job to. al-jazeera . hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news live from doha that is coming up in the next sixty minutes israel says it's intercepted a syrian military jet over the golan heights but serious says the plane was targeted and in so nasa space. dozens of people are feared dead hundreds are reported missing in laos after a dam collapses. at least sixty people are killed in wildfires near the greek capital as the government declares a state of emergency. working through stigma the new laws in senegal aimed at getting more people with

showers all the way friends colorado through oklahoma and dances the southern states up the eastern seaboard temperature around about thirty mark potter still in dallas and that's enough to trigger some pretty big storms otherwise it's just warm sunshine i said the monsoon there was a short monsoon season is showing up in little bits a cloud in green across southern california and beyond the touch in new mexico that sort of area otherwise hit the south if you want the big storms there are some in the plain states too and there is a potential for tornadoes was not a huge potential at the moment and science of all this nine clues florida is a draw pictures on all of late there are daily showers forming in the big island of cuba maybe florida and hispaniola otherwise you probably need to look suit beyond mexico dancer costa rica and panama for the thirty persistent and regular rains and saying rains rather than showers because this is where you tend to get persistent areas of cloud with persistent rain is that tommy. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives of the stories. providing

there is rain on the eastern seaboard. we had big lightning strikes. we had a lot of activity in the south. there was heavy hail. there was a flood advisory for reno. there was a monsoon advisory. this could continue tomorrow. there could be scattered thundershowers. for us, a nice day tomorrow. it will be like today. the heat will build in from the east. it will press into the bay. these are the current temperatures. they are a little ahead of last night. the seabreeze is around. it stays bearable. enlike that temperatures get hot. we will watch that. this is about the western united states. los angeles is hot. vegas is hot. san jose is pretty hot. when the big cities get hot it causes problems with the power grid. that might be a story tomorrow. >>> we have breaking news. we learned that the suspect wanted in connection with the deadly bart stabbing is in custody. he is identified as 27-year-old john. has been announced. he is in custody. the police took him into custody. we this. thank you police department. thank you riders for keeping your eye out

showers through the great lakes down into the mid atlantic states but the frontal system on the eastern seaboard gradually pushing away towards the southeast but really this whole area likely see some very severe storms strong gusts of wind likely very hot in parts of the south urgency for dallas texas moving through to sunday that low pressure begins to fill slightly the fronts begin to clear way so it should carry become brighter out across parts of the west fine conditions thirty five in denver colorado should be a nice day in seattle in washington state highs of twenty seven degrees into central america and here we've got heavy showers for panama costa rica nicaragua move through toward sunday we're likely to see some showers sort of pushing away towards the pacific side the islands the caribbean generally looking fine plenty of sunshine to be hired here into south america a few showers across northern areas as you'd expect the interesting thing now is that with this frontal system having clear from argentina and uruguay we've got snow quite a long way north in the andes that moment at the m

do you feel like doing it right in massachusetts will be a model for your industry across the eastern seaboard? >> yeah. this is probably the most critical market we're going to operate in. >> why most critical? >> because it's the biggest opportunity from a recreational perspective, being in the northeast corridor. we've got to get this model right here. >> because if you don't get it right politically what happens? >> i mean, we are plagued by stroke of the pen risk in our industry. we're all subject to regulatory frameworks here. we've got to be very careful and very thoughtful. >> reporter: opponents of legalization worry that it will lead to more use and more abuse. a recent study in colorado, the first state to legalize, found that the top 30% of pot consumers drove nearly 90% of the demand. >> alcohol, gambling, tobacco. is marijuana a vice industry too? >> i don't really see it as such. i think there's community benefits as compared to other sentences or other industries. >> reporter: one of those benefits was on display just a room over where nelvis garcia was working as an entry-leve

it's all being funneled straight up the eastern seaboard. it's been extreme. finally this band ofas what very heavy rain across southern ryland has wondered back out over the open waters. southern maryland catching a bit of abr k. active flood warnings go into 3:00.ht scatter l rain across northern virginia and northern maryland. heaviest rain is up from baltimore to thea pennsylva line. they're flood warning goes on until 6:00 this evening. this part of the flood warning into southern maryland is till 3:00. this flood warning here in fairfax will be expiring at 2:00 thisafternoon. high water just about everywhere. turn around, don't drown. opportunities for more rain and it may not look all that impressive butomimes you get underneath one of these things and you pick up auick half a inch to inch of rain. we had one quick little tornado warning this morning opinion tornado threat is very low but it's never quite zero this these situations. the real issue is flooding. additional see between now and the time it ends late wednesday and thrsday. anotne to four inc

corridor to make sure there is stability and continuity with the policy of special economics on the eastern seaboard should do more on legislation. they will continue to do the regulatory process to cut out the old dinosaurs' laws. china has too many licenses which are impediments to doing businesse. -- doing business. licenses.only 200 china has 1500. we would need to cut out some of these old laws and make lots easier, more transparent, and so the rule of law is respected for the foreign investor. rishaad: prinn, thank you so much. we will turn our focus to another emerging-market. pakistan. we are awaiting results of the general election. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ rishaad: let's have a look at pakistan's former cricket superstar. he seems to be on track to win the election in the country but will not have an outright majority. there are a lot of allegations. runup to this poll? this is normal in pakistan elections, to some extent. diplomatic analysts are saying the military is going into overdrive in this election. imran denies all of these allegations. it looks like he has a resounding victor

stream, that's why it is so hot, that is the jet stream essentially, look at this, the whole eastern seaboarduring rainfall in feet in some places, and the carolinas and virginia, be ready if you are traveling, that could be an issue. in the airports. >>> the smoke from fires in the morning, smoke in lake county, that is what we have been seeing in the early mornings and late nights. moving pretty quick, i got behind, the high current temperatures, the changes, and there is the brown hills, making the fire danger so bad.>>>something else. speakers so much to talk about. so many fires. >> so much to talk about, and in the bay area counties, the weather has been relatively reasonable, but around this, southern california, northern california, it is bad. the ferguson fire, and this bubble, good air quality, and the fire danger has been reasonable. it should be better towards the end of the week. >>> the giants get more bad news, possibly losing one of their starting pitchers for the rest of the season, more details of next in sports. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wif

arthel: millions on the eastern seaboard are on alert at tropical storm beryl is set to make landfalln the caribbean and puerto rico. reporter: it's a red flag day around the beaches around san juan. the surf is churning, but people are still in the water. the state of emergency does remain in effect. but at this point it's a precautionary warning because the hurricane threat friday and saturday morning is dead. hurricane beryl no longer a hurricane now. just a weakening tropical storm. all around and want it's a regular sunday in the summertime. the threat and worry has disappeared. everywhere you look the commonwealth is enjoying another day. the on threat remaining will be 20-30-mile-an-hour wind. that's not forecast to happen until monday evening or afternoon. the tourist sector of old san juan, people walking around. the island chain, the lesser antilles. but as tropical form beryl mars westward with its 35-mile-an-hour wind, wind shear within the caribbean is expected to break it up. beryl is going to weaken even further to a tropical depression as it blows to the u.s. virgin is

know you could have some large swells to deal with and also some rip currents all along the eastern seaboard also have beryl. people were writing me, they're sayi it's like sheryl, so bel. that is going to continue to deintensify, in fact you've got some pretty strong winds in the upper levels of the feaatmosphe and so that it's going tit tear apart. looks like it could drop a couple of inches in puerto rico, but it could be a tropicalsi depr if not lower than that when it hits pueo rico. plenty of sunshine around at leastay tueorning before clouds push in tuesday afternoon. humidity creeps back in on thursday and fray, but really thursday and fray, but really not looking like a bad everyone in the house is doing all of this at once. but no one wants this... you need fios - the 100% fiber optic network. that means more speed for more devices at once -up to 100 if you got'em. and to prove it, we'll help you add another. choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or a $200 credit toward other samsung tech. yup, you heard that right. get a $200 credit toward select samsung tech, plus the fastest intern

more wet weather making its way up the eastern seaboard.wind and tornado risk especially from central tennessee all the way up into southern louisiana. i should say southern indianapolis. we are looking at a real mess there. and the heat stretching from california all the way into the southeast. 64 million people at risk. look at this, over the next several days. phoenix, triple digits, del rio, texas, again, triple digits. same for dallas. memphis will be in the mid-90s, new orleans in the mid-90s and southern texas in the mid-90s as well. we'll be watching that very, very closely. again, this area here developing along the southeast coast is going to mean a washout up and down the eastern seaboard going that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have higher humidity across the bay area. some very warm temperatures for the inland areas and we will also have a slight chance of some lightning today. i'll keep you up to date on that. as we go i

however, we still have this frontal system off the eastern seaboard stretching all the way up to themaritime comingn d right into north carolina and into south carolina right along the outer banks. once again today some heavy rain. i know a lot of rentals either saturday to saturdayr sunday to sunday, if you're heading down there, you're goingin to b ruinto rain. this frontal system sticking aroundack to the north. rain monday if you're headed to the outer banks or virginia beach. current temperatures out there right now, 70 here in washington. it is a refreshing morning outside beltway with temperatures in the 60s.ed heo the farm market temperatures will warm up quickly once we get sunshine in the area. by noonround 80. looking good if you want to head to farm market and looking good if you want to head to the pool. isolatedwe chance of s as we head into afternoon and evening, lie west of the area along shenandoah valley. church services and staying dry. leave that umbrella at homely especiarly in the morning. grabbing coffee, walking to get coffee, sitts e. pretty refreshing out th

from its platform at washington's union station and eased out into an eight-hour run down the eastern seaboard to charleston, south carolina. on board was a beautiful, tall and feisty redhead named kate waring, a daughter of the south, of a fine southern family. an often troubled young woman who was sitting on this train was finally on the brink of something very good. and what is it about trains? the ease there in that enclosed space of befriending perfect strangers. somewhere along the line between a greeting and good-bye, kate waring's invisible fate jumped its track. and quite unaware of the dark force descending, she disembarked to a future utterly changed. charleston, south carolina. it almost goes without saying is a show piece of american history and southern manners. its charm is deeply embedded as the families who count seven, eight, ten generations here. kate waring was born to one of those families. grew up in a fine, big house along the historic waterfront called the battery. dance lessons, birthday parties. >> dad, if we catch a turtle, can we keep it? >> doting parents, janice a

chicago in 1876 and met with john mcgraw at his household cares were made available along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, the washington post noticed the design for modern design which was inspired by or designed by dresser was here to stay. his designs were made into textiles and wall papers. he started in 1861 with a missionary zeal to reform ha he consid considered to be the sorry and degraded state of decorative arts. it's often not realized the largest proportion of the decorative arts were some sort of revival style. it wasn't this in is small part of the market. read books about the 19th century. this is the sort of thing that you can read about. the reality is houses up and down the country were just filled with this kind of revival style. he was unable to stem the tide of that success which resulted from the consumer boom. in any case his own productions instead of become accessible to a broad market, as he hoped, became increasingly expensive and affordable only to a specialized elite that he despised and remained at odds that art should be shared by all as previously expanded.

if you have travel plans from the eastern seaboard, get ready for concerns, on tuesday and wednesday>>> smoke in the morning hours, from the big fires, it drops down, filters and we saw this morning, in places like napa and concorde. thunderstorm activity on the western slope of the sierra nevada, pretty typical, and some of that will make its way be ready for thunderstorms. the classic summertime pattern. >>> the sea breeze and greene, the areas that are still hot, but a far cry from last week, when they were hundred and five, warmer today than yesterday, this indicates the dry hills, how tender dry we are, why fire danger is such a bear right now, the low pressure center gets in here cockles us off, wednesday afternoon into thursday, helping firefighters quite a bit.>>> five day forecast, milder pattern, the big story will be in the complex, wednesday and thursday, a significant increase in humidity. a little more wind, but the humidity will offset can get.>> to shut down the government, the project that the president once funded or risk closing them the government just weeks befor

and fine we have an active frontal system across eastern parts of north america through the eastern seaboard there from ottawa down towards long. so in miami still picking up some showers warm and dry for texas we got to share a certain parts of the west denver may see some showers on its twenty four hours desert southwest potential for showers but still very warm for the pacific northwest with seattle of thirty degrees. the weather. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha i'm martin dennis coming up in the next sixty minutes the polls close in pakistan's parliamentary elections after a day of heavy security and violence in some places. i still launches a series of suicide attacks in a pro-government city in southwestern syria. the company involved in the construction of a dam that collapsed in laos says it had issued warnings after cracks appeared in the structure. china's leader is in south africa to rally support from the bloc of emerging countries known as brics as donald trump escalates his trade war and. on the clock reporting from inside the a

now, if you are off the south eastern seaboard around the outer banks area and the getting a ach areacal depression number three. we're watching it. however, the winds on thisre mainly to the east of this system. so not to the west. no warnings around the outer banks are even coming down through the carolina coastline. the rip currents really bad around the area, and some larger swells. i was justn wilmington, north carolina yesterday. you could see the swells on the beach. t howevet system is going to continue to move out of here. we're not going to see a lot fromit. however, beryl is something watch.ontinue to this system right now is a hurricane category one. it is going to move tow the less er antilles and maybe shoo up around puerto rico. puerto rico is still dealing with some of the damage from the last hurricane season.hi that's som we'll watch. otherwise as we continue through the future weather, you can s this system off the south eastern coastline. going to continue to move ou washington clear tonight. clear tomorrow thanks to high pressure. esit's supng all the clouds and a

more wet weather making its way up the eastern seaboard, but what we're really watching y, to9 million central tennessee all the way up into southern indianapolis. we are looking at a real mess there. d the heat stretching from california all the way into the southeast. 64 million people at risk. look at this. over theext several days. phoenix, triple digits. del rio, texas,again, triple digits. same for dallas. memphis will be in the mid-90s. new orleans is in the mid-90s, and souther texas in the mid-90s as well. so, we're going to be watching that very, veryy. clos and again, this area here oiveloping along the southeast coast is to mean a washout up and down the eastern seaboard go g into theweekend. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, everybody. sunshine, temperatures in the low 70s around the city right now. it's going to bele a veryant day to be outside. sunny skies today, warm and dry, light southeasterly wind. afternoon highs today will be in r 80s.d-to-up today is the last guaranteed dry day for quite

north carolina, maryland, virginia, and many parts of the eastern seaboard flooded. the storm also bringing debris and heartache. >> folks are still out there looking for the missing 19-year-old girl. >> reporter: that missing teenager swept away by flood waters in pennsylvania. authorities urging residents to be vigilant. >> attempting to drive or walk through high water can have deadly consequences. turn around. don't drown. >> reporter: some residents take no chances and evacuating. others doing their best to take things in stride. >> it's just a little water. it's not going to hurt anything. >> reporter: it looks like your whole house is pretty flooded on the first floor. >> well, yeah. the first floor is kind of flooded out. i'm not going to let a little bit of rain push me out of my home. >> reporter: for those that remain, authorities offering a message of comfort and hope. >> when mother nature is at her worst, our first responders will continue to be at their best. >> reporter: a strong helping hand to those still weathering the storm. relief is in sight as

trough goes like this into an inclement pattern so it's cooler in here, hotter in here but the eastern seaboard this area that trough you're getting bad weather and they are seeing rain through the weekend end to the tune of up to 3 to 5 inches of rain in parts of the carolinas. this pattern is blocked and stuck so we have potential next week to have a similar set of weather set up here where we'll see the very hot desert southwest strains on the power grid and perhaps heat advisories bakersfield, modesto and fresno. so we'll watch it. there are the current temperatures. the sea breeze fortunately is here. that's nice to see it isn't it? there's a big green area representing lower temperatures but that's again the sea breeze. you can see where it stops and gets cut off. it doesn't take long. go north of fairfield, look at the purple. those are 100s. it gets hot quick. temperatures are cooler. this has been a really nice time to live in the bay area because we are missing out on some extreme heat across the country. tomorrow will be just like today in terms of the bay area. there's that cool bit

showers through the great lakes down into the mid atlantic states but the frontal system on the eastern seaboard gradually pushing away towards the southeast but really this whole area likely see some very severe stone strong gusts of wind likely very hot in parts of the south urgency for dallas texas moving through to sunday that low pressure begins to fill slightly the fronts begin to clear way so it should generally become brighter out across parts of the west fine conditions thirty five in denver colorado should be a nice day in seattle in washington state highs of twenty seven degrees into central america and here we've got heavy showers for panama costa rica nicaragua as we move through toward sunday we're likely to see some showers sort of pushing away towards the pacific side the islands the caribbean generally looking fine plenty of sunshine to be hired here into south america a few showers across north america should expect interesting thing now is that with this frontal system having clear from argentina and uruguay we've got snow quite a long way north in the andes the moment at the

it's g the eastern seaboard. >> there's nothing tsh it out of the way until tomorrow. big changes. most of the area as you walk outside. as weoom in to frederick county, one heavy to moderate

john mcgraw and his household wares were soon available in major centers in chicago along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, that washington post notice that demand for modern design was here to stay. the duct of arts mania has in more ways than one #-- the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was contrasted by the equally -- they were made into textiles and embroidery, his firm, which he started in 1861 was a missionary tail to reform which he thought was the current state of decorative art. this was of course a very small part of the market. this was one of those things that you always learn nc and galleries -- learn and see in galleries. houses up and down the country that are filled with the revival things. he was unable to spend the time -- his own production, instead of being accessible to a broad market as he had hoped, became increasingly expensive and affordable to only the wealthy. which he despised. royal commission, i have to say some of my royal commission. especially palace furnishing themes are rarely considered to be in the vanguard of design. one rare exception being from

people getting over four inches of rain, probably big flooding concerns across the eastern seaboard.ny good news today, do you? >> none at all. >> rick: thanks for that. >> you bet. >> rick: the nfl rolling out a new national anthem policy. now the league is putting it on hold. we'll tell you why next. belly fat: the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort,and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. yes or no?gin. do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you th

veled to chicago in his carpets and wallpapers or soon made available in chicago and along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, the washington post mentioned the demands for modern design was here to stay. the decorative arts main you has in more ways than one simmer down to actual work. in fact, it is quite time to leave off calling it a mania at all since it is rapidly rising to the dignity of a permanent industry. the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was contracted by the equally influential ideas and practices of william morris. his accomplice designs of natural form were made into textiles and wallpapers. his firm is called morris, with a mission to reform what he considered to be the very sorry and the grated state of decorative arts. that aften not realized very large portion of the decorative arts were some kind of recoco revivalist style. this was a very small part of the market and this is one of the things that you always learn and if yougalleries read books about the 19th century, that you can read about . the reality is, that houses up and down the country were filled with t

been completely gutted by the allies and it was next to impossible to secure anything on the eastern seaboard. mattresses were unobtainable east of chicago. in the short time available prior to the opening of the camps on may 15th necessitated all shipments being made by express. as a matter of fact, the pathetic difficulties we encountered to accommodate 40,000 men were an impressive demonstration of our complete state of unpreparedness. on may 28th, marshall along with general bell had the distinction of escorting general measupersh and his staff to the departure. brigadier general seiber had requested marshall's services. marshall worked quickly to make the necessary preparations for his departure for france. marshall boarded the transport vessel. in the course of his work he learned that many of the men in the division had only received their rifles after they had completed their training and why boarding trains for their transports. the division was about 20% of the original. the rest of the regiment had been taken to form new regiments. marshall said later, 20% of these regiments were r

so you know this -- the rip currentsos are athe -- really the eastern seaboard are going to continueo move off the coast. it's very impressive on the satellite and radaright now you can see the eye, but the eye is starting to fill in a little t. what's going to happen with this, it's going to move into this gulf stream. so the water, a little warmer, and, of course, warm air fuels the hurricanes. so we are looking at a less intense hurricane than we were earlier today. it's a categor 1,ot up to a category 2 with winds at about 110. right now, winds are at 90 miles an hour. pushing t the east at about 25 miles an hour. it's going to remain a category 1 but then weaken and get absorbed by another area of low pressure. through canada, newfoundland, through st. john, that's where they're going to have to watch for rain, but the lasting effect is going to be on the area beaches of oae east with the large swells and, again, the rip currents. if you're headed to the beach, maryland and delaware beaches, it's going to be nice, but make sure you keen eye on the ocean especially the rip curren

that summer sizzle that cressed thcooked the eastern seaboard is moving west. >> it's dangerous. >> reporter: after more than 1 million faced heat advisories or warnings from new york city to lexington, kentucky. intexas, heat driven thunderstorms triggered widespreadooflding, cancelling fourth of july celebrations. now dangerous temperatures will soon stifle southern california. >> we have a timer seto that every time we forget, it reminds us to get sunscreen on them. >> reporter: a hot holiday to remember as the west feels the heat on thene coast and the fire line. >> it' think t pretty brilliant to put a timer to remind yourself or to put sun blac block back on the kids. >> it's important. especially with the level of wat and sun and humidity and all the stuffre getting around here today. >> that's right. remember, uvayare highest between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. you want to put that sun blosck on. let's talk about the heat. we're looking at another hot day. the seventh day of our heat wave as we move into tomorrow. we begin our transition to cooler weather. but for now, 87 degrees right

it's g the eastern seaboard. >> there's nothing tsh it out of the way until tomorrow. big changes. dry for most of the area as you walk outside. as weoom in to frederick county, one heavy to moderate rain shower right ove frederick. if you're going to be leaving any time soon, you'll be driving through it, 's across 70. as we zoom out, we see activera ar to the south and to the north. at this hour of the morning to have this much rain around, you ynow that weather pattern is going to sunsettled, especially later on today. temperatures, though, as you walk outside. mid to low 70s. if the kids are heading to summer camp, another indoor da by lunchtime, 79 degrees. showers moving in. the time of the day where we see of showers n leading us into the evening. we still expect some localized flooding possible today. chuck will talk more about th with the flash flood watch across the area. that's coming up. check the roads. with jack taylor. good morning, jack. >> sheena, good morning. thank you, ou incide in woodbridge, 95 northbound. prince got moved to the left shoulder. causes a quick

it looks like a nice beach weekend for many areas of the eastern seaboard. >> monsoon storms on saturday in the southwest? >> phoenix, that whole area we've had a lot of sandstorms harkes bobs in that area. there's been a lot of it and it will continue. >> thank you very much. still ahead, the justice department goes after the recently approved at&t time warner merger. why the federal government is appealing that union now. >> plus the trump administration loses another high profile staff member. why mark short is leaving the white house. >>> welcome back. in another white house aide announced departure from the trump administration. legislative affairs director mark short revealed yesterday he is planning to step down at the end of next week. a short one of president trump's longest serving and more frequent spokespeople is taking a job at a consulting job and will teach at the university of virginia's business school and be as a senior fellow at the university. his exit comes as the trump administration prepares itself for a major battle in congress over supreme court justice nominee b

and we end up with something like this out on the eastern seaboard. so they are getting tons of rain. whoops, i don't want to do that. they are getting tons of rain in this area because of that trough. we are getting tons of heat in this area and the bottom line here is, this pattern is kind of blocked. the big ridge stays here. and the big trough kind of stays here. so that sets them up for wet not just this weekend but into next week and sets us up for more heat especially in the inland bay valleys. so let's be ready for that. a few thunderstorms near mammoth. fog at the coast. we have had a nice run of weather compared to everyone else. the area in green has been keeping us and keeping walnut creek, for instance, 83 instead of 95. so we are getting a break here with our natural air- conditioning. central valley is not a break. the heat advisory stays in effect through the evening for, you know, our interior valleys so as we talked about that red flag warning will continue up in the north bay as we go into saturday, sunday and even into . then you s

been completely gutted by the allies and it was next to impossible to secure anything on the eastern seaboard. mattresses for example were unobtainable east of chicago. and the short-time available prior to the opening of the camps on may 15, necessitated all shipments being made by e express. as a matter of fact, the pathetic difficulties we encountered in equipping the training camps to accommodate a total of 40,000 men were an impressive demonstration of our complete state of unpreparedness. on may 28th, marshall along with general bell had the distinction of escorting general john j. persian and his staff to their departure point. it should come as no surprise to anyone that marshall was in a depressed state of mind at being left behind. he didn't have to wait long before learning that brigadier general well william l. cyberhad requested the services of marsha marshall. over the next few days, marshall worked to make the preparations for his departure to france. marshall boarded his transport vessel on june 10, set to work organizing the first division. in the course of his work he learne

it's causing a lot of rip currents up and downhe eastern seaboard.ve happened this week from chris as far south as south carolina, all the way up to the c new englandst. here is the latest track with maximum sustained winds a 90 miles an hour. likely weakening to below hurricanstatus tomorrow ternoon. then it continues to push up towards the northeast t of the area. tomorrow here, a high temperature of 87 degrees. clouds building in throuout the day. a few isolated showers out there, mainly along and east o i-95. so southern maryland, fredericksburg, down throughno e hern necks. you have about a 20% chance for a shower tomorrow but most os will be dry on our thursday. weather having a pretty low impact on yr day tomorrow. looking good for pool time, outdoor exercise is going to be awesome tomorrow morning, and getting the car washeis tomorro looking good because, again, most of us are going to be dry through sunday. what we're noticing now, i was notually filling out my forecast sheet this aft and i always right down the sunrise and sunset times. her