. >> time for the weather with everton and everton another typhoon is about to hit taiwan. >> that ishe case, it's the peak season and we have seen an active set up at the moment and we see a massive cloud making its way east of the philippines and not a direct hit on the philippines but a lot of rainfall there is the position of the storm and 10, 12 hours away from making landfall on taiwan and sustained winds of 150 kilometers per hour and will strengthen as it makes its way across northern parts of taiwan over the next 12-24 hours or so. plenty of heavy rain coming in as well and we are seeing heavy rainfall coming in the region and the outer bands having an effect on the area and taiwan we have seen 57 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours and we could easily see 2-300 millimeters of rain over 36-48 hours so this really will be a problem maker. we are seeing heavy rain in the philippines and see how the cloud and rain does drag its way further south and 93 millimeters of rain here in the last 24 hours and that may well lead to problems we have seen in vietnam and widespread flood a

let's get the weather with everton now and everton that typhoon is gathering strength and is it causings? >> it certainly is. this is right up there among one of the strongest storms ever to hit the southwest corner of china and look at the picture and you can clearly see how well organized the system is and as it is swirling away there, picking up heat and moisture from the south china seas it really has its act together. at point of impact with the far northeast here we were looking at sustained winds of 250 kilometers an hour and that takes it up as a category five hurricane and really is something of a beast. and those very strong winds running to the southwest corner of mainland china and run across the far north of vietnam. of course it will weaken smartly as it makes its way across the land and still talking huge amounts of rainfall and the damaging winds with us for the next 6-12 hours at the very least. this area, the southwest of china and we will see 300 millimeters of rain in parts and see how well organized the system is and it will continue pushing in a general northwest d

. >>> right now it's time to get an update on the weather with everton fox. >> well, felicity we do haves massive cloud here, which is a typhoon. it's just making its way across the taiwan straight. 324 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours. so that really is a big problem maker. the winds are still very strong and gusty. 120 kilometers per hour with gusts around 150 kilometers per hour. it is the equivalent of a category 1 storm. we are looking at it weakening quite smartly, but still damaging winds that will cause problems. and you can see how the storm will make its way up to the west of shanghai. i think over the next 12 hourser or so, we shouldn't have any problems with the winds, but the rain will be consistent for quite sometime. pushing up across taiwan, further heavy down pours, and really it is a similar pitch as we go on through friday. more big downpours, and it could well cause further problems there. and up towards shanghai where the heaviest of the rain will be. further south, we still see showers making their way into hong kong. brighter skies coming back into the previous

. >>> we join everton now.n has got the weather and head off to japan, where at the moment they are trying to free some ground around the fukushima nuclear reactor to make it safer and there is some bad stuff on the way. >> yes, there is. there is a typhoon on the way, but it is at least weakening. but we are going to see heavy rain with the risk of mud slide. we have seen some very heavy rainfall moving through the smaller islands of japan in the process. 230 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. huge amounts of rainfall, hence the mud slides we have in place already. the active weather is further north, and that is the position of the typhoon at the moment. it will drive through this area, and head towards tokyo by around friday. it is sweetening smartly. that should help out. the winds are the equivalent of a category 1 hurricane. but we are more concerned about the amount of rainfall. the outer bounds already bringing very heavy rain. further north we have seen pretty heavy rainfall here as well. 47 mil

more of the details from everton. the typhoon is causing problems with some tragedies. >> yes, i'm afraid it is. we are looking at the wind weakening. that is something of good news. so much rain coming down. it's been so wet over the past few days, ahead of the system making its way through. looking at the satellite. large clouds through honshu. to the east of osaka, that's where we have what remains of the typhoon. it's not a massive system any more. it will bring a fair amount of rain in obvious the next few days much -- over the next few days. sustained winds, 90 k/hr. we are not too concerned with the winds. this is significant. it's moving arrived 50 companies. it's making -- 50 k/hr. it's making its way quickly, rolling into the open waters of the north-west pacific. there has been a lot of heavy rainfall, some the best part of half a meter of rain over the last 3-4 days alone. you are talking 3-4 times the monthly average in a short period. the ground is saturated and can't take more in the way of heavy rain.

let's get the weather now with everton and in the philippines seem to have bad luck with weather andieve a typhoon is now heading their way. >> we have another system on the way and hopefully not too powerful but it will cause flooding over the next few days. massive cloud which has been in the western pacific over the last few days, it's going to head toward manila and at least this is an area which is more used to coping with these systems and it shouldn't cause too much problems in terms of the wind strength but talking 130 kilometers per hour and the system is forecast to run right across manila as we go on through the next 24-36 hours. so we are looking at the winds picking up to 150 kilometers per hour by around 1800-gm temperature today so it will intensify further and when it makes landfall we expect it to start weakening quite rapidly for a time before it moves to the south china sees and you see how the system will ramp it's way up and continue to drift from the east as we go through tuesday then and go into wednesday, continues to make its way a little further westward, at

la Última temporada jugÓ en el everton, pero el pase es del equipo de mourinho.pa del mundo. >> bÉlgica que vimos es la que esperamos para brasil 2014. desde el arranque. la falta le favorece al equipo de los estados unidos. quiÉn le resta quince minutos. colocÓ de nota el contingente de rematadores. cada quien con su cada cual. la pelota en el aire, es corta. queda a la deriva con cameron, despuÉs la salida serÁ con lukaku, no cruza retrazando howard. gran partido. a quiÉn otorga el mÁs valioso. a howard. >> el mÁs valioso. el mejor de la cancha. >> cien por ciento. howard le di chance, los Últimos minutos cero a cero. mete el gol. >> la pelota, el remate. gooooolllllll!!!!!!! gol de estados unidos. goooooollllll!!!!!! de green. de ensuenÑo el ingreso de green. que gran definiciÓn. la alcanza a tocar pero no evitar el gol. que devuelve el partido, le vuelve el alma al cuerpo. para que estados unidos juegue el resto del partido de este segundo tiempo suplementario con el corazÓn en la mano. ya no queda otra. le da la razÓn el estar en la cancha green a su tÉcnico

let's look at sunday, cloud and rain streaming in for the end of the weekend. >> everton thanks verydeed for that. let's go back to our top story now, israel bombardment of gaza and stephanie decker is in gaza for this and stephanie another intense activity by the israeli airforce bring us up to date with the latest casualties and damage on the ground. >> reporter: well, that number of dead has now hit 100 and almost 700 injured. we are hearing the israeli army launched over a thousand air strikes in the last four days to 200 homes that are completely destroyed, over 3,000 partially destroyed and we saw a figure that that translates to an air strike here every 4 1/2 minutes. so the people will tell you they are absolutely terrified. let me just give you some context where i am. we are on the streets in gaza city. this is a mosque where the men and boys have gathered, but i can tell you no one feels at peace here. many people we have spoken to believe that they have been discarded by the arab countries, discarded by the international community. they feel nepal palestinian life is not

this is the world weather with everton and more rain across the philippines everton. >> that is righte a typhoon close by but not hitting the philippines but it's causing problems as we see there, plenty of heavy around and strong winds. i have a friend trying to go from manila that is 300 kilometers away and delayed four hours as a result of the system and doesn't look look they will get off the ground any time soon. you can see the massive cloud to the east of the philippines and that is the one causing the problems. plenty of heavy rain across the philippines and central and north earn parts, 109 millimeters of rain here in 24 hours and the ground is saturated and the heavy rain is in place. there is the storm. winds at the moment around 140 kilometers per hour. there is a category one storm and hurricane in the atlantic and will intensify and go to taiwan in the early parts of wednesday and see the storm in northern parts of taiwan and it is not going to make a direct hit on the philippines and look how it's pumping rain across the central and northern parts. that is tuesday's pic

he knows a lot of these belgian players from playing with everton. so there's intelligence.here's hunger and desire in the u.s. team. real really, it could go either way. as you say, it's make or break, and it could be decided by a single error or a single piece of brilliance. we saw that in the game that ended just a few minutes ago with argentina really struggling against switzerland until, guess who, that man, messi, seesawed his way through the defense and gave that last-minute pass. so that's the kind of thing, that moment of genius that the u.s. are looking for. what a mouth-watering tie awaiting them against argentina if they should go through. so there's every chance for this team. remember, belgium ranked 11th in the world. the u.s. are not underdogs. they're ranked 13th. but everyone is tipping belgium to win. but really, it's anybody. a fantastic atmosphere building here for the final game in the round of 16. kicks off shortly. >> bill nealy, thanks so much. enjoy the match. so what does team usa have to do to advance against a tough belgium squad. friend of the s

. >>> it's time for the weather with everton, and that typhoon has been causing havoc in southern china. >> it has. this time yesterday we talked about the super typhoon, it is no longer a super tifon, a final warning was issued a few hours ago we are not concerned with the wind, but it's a significant feature producing huge amounts and that will be the main issue over the next few address. there's many trees and powerlines. of course, there has been flooding. i suspect there'll be further flooding to the north. close to the center of the storm as it made its way through. there's a huge amount of rainfall. kl condition making its way to a general north westerly direction. this is the far north of china, to vietnam. again 200mm of rain may be seen here, going into monday. is goes a little further west making its way further west towards the far north of the vietnam, south-west of china. >> coming back in behind. you can see is poking through. looking easement. there's a significant feature making its way back to the veil peens. lots of cloud. bear in mind the philippines suffered from th

we have got the weather with everton, he has news of some stormy weather. >> that's right.y heavy rain around the eastern side of the us. the main area cloud and rain as you can see just around the eastern seaboard we have seen some big downpours here. and another area that is causing problems is up in the central plains up to canada. in virginia 87 kilometers of rain. lots of damage, around ten people injured in the process, and we have seen significant damage to homes as well. further north into canada, in manitoba a state of emergency has been declared because we have seen really heavy rain over the last couple of days, and that has lead to very high river levels. not too bad as we go on through the remainder of friday. the wetter weather is through the east of winnipeg, but then we go into saturday and then we're going to see cloud and rain once again come back in the area. the wetter area will ease its way towards the eastern seaboard. and just around the mid-atlantic states at this point. the wetter weather is makes its way across georgia and down into the panhandle.

obviously then is goes to penalties and composure, to finish the penalties much on a great game everton completed the signing. a club record $47 million. the belgium international joins from chelsea, bean on -- being on loan last season. scored 63 goals with the merciside club. the epo confirmed it will use vanishing spray, used at the world cup in brazil, to stop players encroaching. it disappears a minute later. >> olympic champion and world record holder from kenya runs in the final. of the commonwealth games in glaz coe. >> the women recorded a podium clean sweep in the 3,000 metres steeplechase. kenya's women dominate on the track and valerie adams continued to dominate in the shot-put, the world record holder from new zealand winning her 17th gold. victory for another olympic champion. the world record holder carr arny james winning a 400 meter title. and the pacific island of kirra batty, population of 100,000 has a commonwealth games champion to celebrate. david winning his country's first ever gold in the 105 kilogram weight lifting class. >>> well, the final day of the third t

he's played in the premier league with manchester united and everton and done extremely well.ng on his head, 16 saves, most ever in a world cup since they have been recording statistics. phenomenal game for him. >> the big question is is this love of the game in america going to continue or do you think it will last for the duration of the world cup? >> i think it is going to continue. we had a lot of seminole moments in the united states soccer history between our women and men. women have won the world cup in '91 and '99. men have gone to the quarterfinal in 2002 and obviously the hero iics against algeria in 2010. these are seminole moments in the cup of after each one of the seminole moments, the crowd, the fan base for u.s. soccer has grown larger and larger. and right now it is an absolute fevered pitch here in the united states. >> okay. michael, sorry about last night, but great to see you. thanks so much for joining us. >>> breaking news that we have been bringing you this hour from nuri al maliki, the prime minister of iraq. he's been giving his weekly address in bag

. >>> let's get the weather with everton and you have been tracking that typhoon making its way to theines, how is it looking? >> stronger than we previously thought so from that point of view not so good. at the moment it's on the verge of running to the eastern side of the country and this is a massive cloud and take a look at that, this is the eye of the storm now and that is indicative of the father it is well structured than we were first thinking. we are looking at very heavy rain ahead of the storm, 108 millimeters of rain in nearly 24 hours to the eastern side of the philippines but further west, or southwest of the eye of the storm 158 millimeters away over the last 24 hours, as i said the strength of the storm is more intense than we previously thought, sustained winds 180 kilometers per hour and making it equivalent of a category three storm and could see structural damage as the system comes flew and it will weaken as it moves across the land but still category two and going to manila at 0200 wednesday and goes up to the highlands and more consideration for the philippines

good morning america got very excited about this, even launching a possible election bid for the evertonwow, how about that beard? what does this mean for the last eight quarterfinals? germany will take on friday france. the netherlands play costa rica in savlador. the u.s. team may have knocked out or been knocked out of the world cup, but soccer definitely won over americans thanks to the international comp tegz. according to the world governing body fifa, it's the world cup fans who have been by far the most active online. over 37 million penn fans have engaged in world cup online services. is soccer about to revolutionize american sport? rob ert joins us from new york. why has this world cup been so pivotal and the u.s. going forward? >> there's no doubt, this world cup is really the first time i have seen or we've seen here in the u.s. just so much support. and i think the main reason is first off we have a team that is finally decent, that has the opportunity to be a winner. and i think what has happened over the last several years is that here in the u.s., we finally can watch the

he's, of course, playing for everton over in the premier league. maybe he comes to mls afterwards.f the reasons i have a big 1 on my chest this morning. that's his number, of course. what did you think during the match? did you think he was having a special game? >> there's no question, and more often than not tim howard does have special games, and that's what we need to have success at the international level, but this is kind of a message to the u.s. government. i don't know what tim howard ate at lunch, but i think that's what we should be feeding our kids at school from here on out. i mean, the guy was incredible, making saves, keeps us in the gym and having a performance that people will remember for a long time. >> and one soccer point on it. i was reading some analysis that what made it so special was that so many of the belgian shots were naked, that they had beaten the defense so that they were in situations where they should have been able to take the goalkeeper yet they didn't. is that accurate? >> no, that's very accurate and kind of the negative side of tim howard's p

let's go to ray joining us -- we're going to everton next from boynton beach, florida on the democrats line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. the vision of america has perished and as they continue to die out, it's a new generation, new demographics. this is why there's so much fear and hatred. the national democratic party was the one who sacrificed and made sure under a democratic president made sure the civil rights act was passed. what the republicans did was engage in southern strategy was to -- i played the race card. if you look at a map, the whole southern region transformed into race states because of the civil rights act. and when lyndon johnson signed that act, he said, we have lost a generation. >> host: thanks for the call. another viewer weighing in. it's ashame so many people are unaware of their own heritage, many black ancestors who have been here long before yours. trapped in an emotional girdle of her own construction and james rosen of the fox news channel has this essay online at national review.com, called -- our next call comes to us from huntsville alabama

he plays with them in the premier league, like lukaku, they both played together on everton, so that'slus, this is a team that jurgen klinsmann has actually had training with penalty kicks since january. training up at stanford, so they are getting all the teaching and training out of way. they are ready. >> and i trust you about the goalie stuff because baldesarra was a goalie. >> i was. >> in the vertically challenged league. you know what happens with penalty kicks, the fan factor. the u.s. has bought more tickets than any other country except brazil. the belgians will be at a disadvantage in there today. how can that happen? >> you know, i would have thought that would always be the case. however, when i wassed a the usa-germany game, a lot of american fans there but the german fans, they seemed to overpower the americans inside the stadium? >> crazy talk. >> chanting, and i know you don't want to hear that. >> we believe, baldesarra. maybe they have deeper and louder voices than the americans, i don't know. >> nobody has a bigger mouth than americans, you know that. >> when it com