ione en las prÓximas horas tanto para galveston como houston.Ía visto tanta lluvia desde el desastre causado por el huracÁn harvey hace 2 aÑos.california, donde el presidente trump ha visitado hoy una zona concreta del muro fronterizo. lo mÁs relevante, ha sido que por primera vez el presidente ha tuiteado en espaÑol. ahÍ ven el tweet. uno mÁs elaborado sobre su cara con la imagen del mundo. no mÁs falso asilo, no has detener y soltar, no mÁs entrada ilegal en estados unidos. un mensaje contundente y de advertencia a los inmigrantes. jesin espaÑol. durante este paseo por el muro el presidente ha dado algunos detalles, explicando que serÁ como sabÍamos, de concreto especial y que en el prÓximo aÑo habrÁ construida 500 millas. lo demÁs felicitÓ a las autoridades mexicanas por su ayuda al otro lado de la frontera. la visita del presidente a california no ha sido bien recibida por todo el mundo. un estado que no simpatiza por sus medidas migratorias y se ha hecho evidente en las protestas que tuvieron lugar desde primera hora de la maÑana. allÍ estu

palling around in galveston amongst the homeless. what is a guy of his wealth and his family's influence doing stealing identities? >> reporter: in fact, in the spring of 2001, at the same time as he, as dorothy ciner, was living in galveston, he rented another room in new orleans under the name diane winn. we found the place, and his old landlord, michael ogden. >> he was wearing a blouse with small brassiere, a wig. >> reporter: he lived on the top floor and the neighbors often saw him wearing women's clothing. >> he wasn't a drag queen. he was just in disguise. >> reporter: and then he'd fly off somewhere else, new york, california, connecticut, always returning, as he carefully noted in his personal account, to that down-market apartment in galveston. where, in september 2001, he shot morris black, accidentally, and in self-defense, he claimed, and then dismembered the man and threw his body parts into galveston bay. here's how durst described it -- "jack daniels. marijuana. bought bow saw; bow saw not deep enough, return for big

more than four inches already reported in galveston. just north of galveston. so, now we're going to be watching from beaumont over into louisiana, back to bay city, texas city could see up to a foot or more of rain in the next 36 hours. let's move to the atlantic now. because we've got hurricane humberto, a cat 2 hurricane. should be a major hurricane by tomorrow. as it passes north of bermuda, they are in hurricane warning. they shouldn't have direct impact, but huge surf, major rains and don't forget, 6 to 11-foot waves here in north carolina to florida. and finally, that tropical depression. it does look like thetelyit f t. >> for sure. it is still september. ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the teenage girl accused of a disturbing high school shooting plot, threatening to, quote, shoot 400 people for fun. allegedly showing a coworker a video of herself shooting an ak-47. that coworker, alarmed by the video, then telling their boss. and when police visited the girl's home, they found an ak-47, a shotgun and ammunition. tonight, she

>>coming over now is in galveston with the latest.news and bad news here in galveston the good news is that it has stopped raining bad news is we're seeing a lot of flash flooding. residents here put at the very cave given to them by the even put it in from the main roads. of the flooding in this area a lot of them saying there, hoping and praying that the water does not creep in into their homes and into their businesses which right now is about an inch away from some of the doors. tropical storm imelda has weakened into a tropical depression since making landfall near freeport tuesday afternoon. >>but officials want houston area residents to know they're not out of the woods. >>right now we're expecting is street level flooding. so we encourage people that if they don't need to be out in the streets. >>to please a stay home storm continues to dump rain over ani expected to let up for at least a couple of days. has prompted a flash flood watch for more than 7 million people. >>several texas schools preemptively canceled activities we

coming over now reports from galveston. >>good news and bad news here in galveston the good news is that it has stopped raining bad news is we're seeing a lot of flash flooding. residents here put up the very cave given to them by the even put it in from the main roads. of the flooding in this area a lot of them saying there, hoping and praying that the water does not creep in into their homes and into their businesses which right now is about an inch away from some of the doors. >>tropical storm imelda has weakened into a tropical depression since making landfall near freeport tuesday afternoon. >>but officials want houston area residents to know they're not out of the woods. >>right now we're expecting is street level flooding. so we encourage people that if they don't need to be out on the streets to please a stay home storm continues to dump rain over southeastern texas and isn't expected to let up for least a couple of days. flash flood watch for more than 7 million people. >>several texas schools preemptively canceled

abc's clayton sandell in galveston. >> reporter: imelda tonight is a slow-moving super-soaker. no longer a tropical storm, but still dumping heavy rain in southeast texas, snarling the io ot of rain in neighborhoods near airport.eert t ihe in galveston, neighbors pitched in to help stranded drivers. >> this looks like a river. >> reporter: the house where >> bucket. just super, super hard rain. >> reporter: in louisiana, 65-mile-per-hour winds whipping through baton rouge, flipping several small planes. and david, you can see behind me here, this water has shut down a number of streets here in galveston. and this part of texas is expecting another ten inches of rain by the end of the week. david? >> a real mess. clayton, thank you. we're not only follow egg that storm, but there is a hurricane right off the east coast and other tropical threats in the pipeline. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, tracking it all again for us. hey, ginger. >> reporter: david, all you have to do is look at that satellite image. there are five areas iin the aln jerry, o

you can see all of this water has a number of streets here in galveston shut down. another 10 inches of rain by the end of the week. clayton sandell, abc news, galveston, texas. >>> and in the atlantic the eye winds from humberto is causing damange in bermuda. accuweather's adam december rosso has more on the forecast. >> kenneth and mona, good thursday morning. still problems across east texas into louisiana. imelda not moving far at all, bringing heavy rainfall and even a few isolated tornados. worst of the rain is going to be right along the border. some spots could see 2 feet of rain by the time all is said and done. we've got hurricane humberto lifting northward away from bermuda, improving conditions for the islands. however, even across the east coast of the u.s. we're still going to have rip current issues through tomorrow. then we've got tropical storm jerry expected to strengthen into a hurricane as we head into early friday. this will pass to the north of the leeward islands but still bring some rain and wind even to puerto rico. >>> president trump has a

in galveston, neighbors pitched in to help stranded drivers. this looks like a river. the house where hank and brittany holligshead live is now an island. >> it was like water out of a bucket. just super, super hard rain. >> reporter: in louisiana, winds whipping through baton rouge, flipping several small planes. and david, you can see behind me here, this water has shut down a number of streets here in galveston. and this part of texas is expecting another ten inches of rain by the end of the week. david? >> a real mess. all right, clayton, thank you. we're not only following that storm, but there is a hurricane right off the east coast and now other tropical threats in the pipeline. we are not in the clear yet. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, she's tracking it all again for us. hey, ginger. >> reporter: david, all you have to do is look at that satellite image. there are five areas of interest in the atlantic alone. jerry, humberto. a couple of areas of interest, of it, is what we start with. what clayton's been talking about, i'm talk

especialmente en zonas donde las lluvias no han dejado de registrarse en galveston tejas, pero rojasopical quiero y podrÍa convertirse en huracÁn para el fin de semana. los pronÓsticos apuntan acÁ en su trayectoria podrÍa pasar por las antillas menores, pero aÚn es muy pronto para conocer si las impactarÁ directamente. el agente de policÍa de carreteras stipe limÓn, y dijo que el venezolano felipe vazquez, lanzador de los piratas de este fue una habrÍa admisible el dos mil diecisiete haber intentado tener relaciones sexuales con una menor de trece aÑos. se estÁ en una canciÓn de cÁrcel de pensilvania, acusado de varios delitos graves en relaciÓn con este hecho documentos judiciales escritos por limÓn y dicen que vÁsquez se habrÍa comunicado con la menor en redes sociales y luego habrÍa conducido hasta la casa de ella, en las afueras del ex, porque. >> el autor de la masacre en el bombo de el paso tejas, patrick crusius fue acusado de asesinato capital por decisiÓn de un gran jurado, el fiscal dice que planea pedir la pena de muerte para cruceros que matÓ a tiros a veintidos personas

flooding in galveston county, cars and trucks stuck in the water. texas a the slow-moving storm is reminding them of hurricane harvey. >> the texas coast is being hammered with heavy rain. >> reporter: pouring rain in parts of texas and louisiana, as imelda moves inland. it's already left cars underwater and it drivers stranded in rising floods. imelda only formed on tuesday and quickly made landfall near freeport texas. the storm's rapid pace, catching many guard. >> i come out and i'm like oh my gosh, this tropical storm has a name, where did it come from. >> the storm is threatening a whopping two feet of rain over the next two days in southeast texas. >> our forte is water rescue boat very >> plenty of locals are using the severe weather to their advantage, taking to the choppy waters for some rough surfing, despite red flag warnings.>> it's not a hurricane. >> or using the storm for a backdrop for the perfect first date. >> it was the only place open that had power. >> for houston business owners who were still recovering from hurricane harvey

a flash flood watch in effect for the galveston area through tomorrow morning. a half foot to a foot of wet weather. you don't always need the hurricane, just the remnants of it to come in and stall like harvey did. this will not be a harvey remake but they'll have some flooding issues. our rain is mainly to our north right now and rotating away from us. we'll get our chance as we head through the morning up in the north bay, looking at cloverdale, cobb, geyserville and st. helena. that's where the best chance of radar returns are showing up. there. but that looks like a possible live shot right now out of galveston where it is raining. all right. let's talk about what's going on back here at home. 59 to 64 degrees at 7:00 on your planner. and then as we take a look at noon, we're looking at temperatures around mid 60s. low to mid 70s the force for the afternoon hours. a few upper 70s inland. that's how we're wrapping things up here. let's get over to frances. >> a sigalert in oakland, westbound 580 it was causing some slowing. here is a shot the at golden gate

abc's clayton sandell is there. >> this water has shut down a number of streets here in galveston, and this part of texas is expecting another 10 inches of rain by the end of the week. >> reporter: in louisiana, winds whipped through baton rouge flipping these planes. meanwhile, forecasters are keeping a close eye on two other storms. hurricane humberto's powerful winds are slamming bermuda this morning snapping this palm tree in half, and in the open atlantic, tropical storm jerry is predicted to become a hurricane by today. it's expected to eventually curve north away from florida. and we'll take a closer look at the track of those storms in less than five minutes. >>> now to the airline mechanic accused of sabotaging an american airlines flight in miami. prosecutors have revealed he may have ties to isis. the family of the longtime mechanic refused to answer questions outside court wednesday. abc's trevor ault has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: an american airlines mechanic is being held without bond accused of sabotaging a passenger jet. 60-year-old abdul alani, a lo

i've we've seen in recent weeks of galveston moved quite rapidly and quite unexpectedly. the whole dramatic engagement by the united states and the government in recent months suggest that it would be prudent for all of us and particularly u.s. policy makers to consider now what reintegration would look like following a peace agreement to the afghan government in taliban. rather than waiting a day after the report we recommended that the u.s. only considers supporting that reintegration effort that first the afghan government and taliban sign a peace agreement. and a peace agreement that provides a framework and there is a significant reduction of overall violence and if there is a strong monitoring and system in place and i think we need to highlight the department of states today of raising serious concerns about corruption in afghanistan and there's a reason why. we need strong monitoring with the program on really integration. our report is very clear that any reintegration program, even under the auspices of the settlement is still facing significant challenges. one

nivel del agua hasta inudar una cubierta.en este otro, este residente cuenta lo que ve a su cerca en galveston, donde varias calles ya estan bajo el agua...vamos a dikinson donde la mayor parte de lluvia se espera que caiga hoy.conectamos con pedro rojas en vivo para que nos cuente como los golpea esta depresion tropical... >> la depresiÓn tropical imelda continua dejando destrozos y esta es una muestra de lo que ocurre en muchos lugares porque la saturaciÓn del suelo provoca que los Árboles se caigan porque la lluvia no ha cesado en las Últimas horas y continuarÁ asÍ por las prÓximas 48 horas. han advertido que existe riesgo de inundaciÓnpara el estado de luisiana con varios condados inundaciones sobre tod el este algunos distritos escolares abrieron sus puertas tardes en el dÍa de hoy y todos con mucha precauciÓn porque tienen temor de obligar salgan calles y siguen monitoreando si hay alguna posibilidad de que mÁs de 15 pulgadas de lluvias generen peligrosas inundaciones. es importante destacar que las lluviamuy fuertes sobre todo en la noche de hoy y en la maÑana del jueves. en una medida

this is galveston, texas, where tropical storm imelda is slamming the coast. it is expected to give the houston area the heaviest rainfall since hurricane harvey. chris spent much of yesterday getting the high water rescue vehicles prepped and ready. right now, heavy flooding is slamming parts of texas and louisiana. forecasters expect as much as a foot and a half a brain in some areas. this morning they have a warning for drivers. >> we are expecting street- level flooding. we encourage people they don't need to be out on please stay home. >> this morning, forecasters state say the storm will pound parts of texas or tomorrow. >>> let's get a check on the birds, a traffic alert again. >> it's been a pattern for the last few weeks. we have had some serious accidents. mary will be up in a minute, we will be dealing with wet weather, that means slick roadways. this is a close eye on the north bay. right now, things are looking good. 101 and highway 12 is not showing any delays. the traffic alert is on 580 eastbound. seminary is the exact location. a pickup truck

the storm has already left cars under water in parts of galveston and houston, texas as one man tried to help his stranded girlfriend. others are warning drivers to stay off the streets. >> i spent a lot of screaming to get out all the anger before i saw my girlfriend because i know she needs me to smile. >> do not driver fast on flooded streets not only because of safety, but because you're making waves, and it is going into our residents and our businesses. >> south eastern texas and parts of south western louisiana. they are expected to keep getting hit with a lot of rain. >> you forget about that part of it when they say don't driver into the thick water. you can get stuck. creating waves into businesses and certainly affecting travel >> it looks like it is going to eastern houston. houston should be better, but i can't speak for lake charms, louisiana. that doesn't look good. houston looks to be almost on the drier side so if you are travel plans, call your carrier. it is slowly moving in towards louisiana and texas. back home, we have a little bit of activity. and thunderstorm a

warnings are up along the coast of galveston already and the team is preparing for possible rescues. >>> cars and trucks were still driving on roads completely covered in water. >>> greta thunberg takes the climate bill to capitol hill. >>> some of those glowing product reviews on amazon may be misleading. consumer reports warning for online shoppers. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> today we are hearing from the director of the gilroy garlic festival for the first time since a mass shoot inning july left three dead and several others wounded. >> the out pouring of support and feed back from people who want to be here next year and want us to be here next year is something th is just undeniable and we want to honor that. you can't take away family

. >> it is 4:45 always -- as we take a live look at galveston, texas.ld see the strong surf coming in, the white caps for waves. even lightning in this picture. folks along the gulf coast are feeling the impact from tropical storm imelda. the storm is bringing heavy rain and flooding throughout the region. >> 70 parts of the country have seen severe weather. it hasn't been too bad here. >> we're just looking at scattered showers possible with this week cold from pushing across the region. really we had the rain monday, now we are looking at the next weather system, not expecting a whole lot of rain but we are looking at the chance to see showers as he had the morning. you can see on high death doppler the showers pushing into the north bay this morning. that will continue to stay in the north bay as a go to the next couple hours. i will say on future cast with the scattered shower activity on future cast as we had to the rest of the morning. not expecting a lot. again, there is a chance, the tail end of this cold front. here's a live look at the tower c

galveston also being hit hard. red flag warnings are being used there. propaired for possible rescues. >>> back here in the bay area, we saw a bit of rain this morning. >> couple showers. you put things in perspective. we have a slow commute due to a couple of showers. they're seeing problems in texas. doesn't always mean the wind is the biggest part of the storm. sometimes it's all that rain. for us, it's rare to get two rain chances in september in a week and we did that. it's only wednesday. is there any more? we had a few showers move through solano county. thunderstorms around redding, thunderstorms around chico, around oroville and thunderstorms moving on sure around eureka. active weather not too far to our north. 70s outside in most locations. 73 in san jose and 74 in santa rosa. skies will clear rapidly overnight tonight leading to a chilly night. vallejo, you'll start at 54 degrees. napa, 50 and san francisco 57. microclimate forecast, mill bay, your high tomorrow 74. and temperatures getting up to 78 on friday. let's talk about why all this is

depression, but you can see winding around some rain reported as much as 18 inches of rain near the galveston area and more that rain on the way more flooding expected across parts of texas. well that's not it we've got more out there in the pacific to this is lorraine of this one now effect in a mexico. this is going to strengthen i believe over the n24 hours. the very latest on the rain up sustained winds of 70 miles per hour so a very strong tropical storm right now almost hurricane strength but look at that got man's neal you've got porta vie are right here we've got hurricane warnings up along the coastline but watch the track here is not done yet to start to track up the coast becoming a category one and there you go near kabul as we get into saturday certainly they may not get hit directly by that hurricane still very uncertain. the exact track. but they're going to feel the full force that forward motion. they're in the right front quadrant of that storm system likely going to see some very heavy rain and some flooding if you're headed to kabul or baja california be prepared. and the

tropical storm down in texas causing flight delays and it will cause the flight delays near houston and galveston tomorrow. but for us, you keep running. the weekend will be pretty warm and not hot, but enough for the inland areas as we would barbecue on saturday and sunday. >>> adding more than 500 new words to merriam webster's dictionary. some of the new words include vacay, a vacation and inspell. a shortening of inspiration. adding a new definition for they. now analogying it could refer to somebody's gender non- bifary. pickle ball, dad joke, and fabulosity. >> what is pickle ball? >> it's a game. >> oh. >> but i can't remember how you play it, but yeah. >> okay. >> we need to look that one up. >> okay. >> you learn everything every day. >> yes, you do. >> the giants, bruce bochy got win number 2,000 tonight as the manager. the milestone came in the ballpark. he told his players in the locker room. that's coming up next in sports. >>> but first a story you'll find on ktvu.com on the birth of a rare monkey at the san francisco zoo. the monkey is native to china and vietnam and endangered. th

now tropical storm imelda, hitting galveston at this hour.f life-threatening flooding. in the east, the hurricane off bermuda, now strengthening at this hour. the concern in the east. and now a third system heading toward the u.s. it is early. ginger zee tracking all three. >>> also tonight, authorities say a disturbing high school shooting plot. a teenage girl accused of threatening to, quote, shoot 400 people for fun. what they say they found. >>> the major league all-star pitcher under arrest tonight, accused of sexual assault. authorities say the alleged

galveston spent most of yesterday under water. highways were flooded. flash flood watch is in effect for southeheast texas and partsf louisiana through this evening. and more trouble could be on the way. there are currently six active named storms in the atlantic and eastern pacific basins. that ties a modern record set in 1992. hurricane lorraina's the latest to form, threatening southwestern mexico. >>> and now to the latest politician caught up in a racial scandal. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is pleading for forgiveness after a photo surfaced showing him wearing brown face make-up. the photo was taken at a costume party in 2001. it was published in a private school yearbook where trudeau worked as a teacher when he was 29 years old. as tom hanson explains, the image comes to light as trudeau seeks re-election to office. >>> i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better, but i didn't. and i'm really sorry. >> reporter: "time" magazine posted the photo saying it was published in the yearbook from a private school in british columbia

then we've got this storm system this one coming on shore right now bring some heavy rain toward galvestonl right into the houston area. this is a melda with sustained winds only tropical storm 35 mile an hour winds. we could see some gusts to 40 miles per hour. the winds are going to be the problem the storm system watch how slowly. this is going to start creeping across texas year ago the next couple of days weekend but even as we get into thursday and a lot of part of thursday still maybe getting up near dallas, but all that rain along this line we're talking about the potential for some flooding rains, maybe 12 inches maybe a 18 inches of rain, especially near the coastal sections here. so certainly some life threatening a flooding a real possibility into texas, the next couple of days. all right back out st we go and we've got some mostly clear skies you see a patch or 2 of fog there over san bruno sfo me up continue to see some delays there. a 128 minutes to the construction work that is going on one of the runways there otherwise nice an open and clear in oakland and also into san j

. >>> at least one school district in galveston says it is canceling classes today. >> 4:44, let's geta check on the weather here in the bay area. how is it going? it is thursday. we like thursday's. >> we are almost there. we are making it through and we look at beautiful weather today. dreyer quieter weather for the thursday here in the bay area after we had the cold front that rolled through yesterday and it brought some light scattered showers to the region yesterday. today, we are looking at at least some sunshine as we go through the afternoon starting off the day with clear skies. this is a live look at the salesforce tower camera looking at the ferry building. temperatures are much cooler compared to yesterday at this time. concordat 58 in oakland 62, 54 in livermore and 59 in san francisco and 58 in san jose and 52 for santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change and check it out. we are anywhere from 1 to 12 degrees cooler compared to yesterday morning. 12 degrees cooler in napa. eight degrees cooler in oakland and livermore looking at seven degrees cooler in hayward. so whether he

here's a look at the water off galveston this morning as it gets pounded by lightning and heavy surf.has already dumped 3 to 5 inches of rain in houston and as much as 9 inches in some parts of the area. jeff is here with the latest forecast. good morning. >> yes, so imelda is going to drop a lot of rain. it's not going to be harvey. we should say that. however, some places will pick up 2 feet plus of rainfall. take a look at the radar. as you can see, the counterclockwise spin, the heaviest rain has been on the barrier island, around places like galveston and freeport. as we turn this 3d for you, what you're going to see is some big towers kind of boiling up over the warm gulf of mexico waters. big thunderstorms there kind of riding over the same area. rainfall rates 2, 3 inches per hour. some places have already seen over a foot of rain, as you can see. and as long as the band doesn't move, we'll continue to pile up this rain. dangerous flash flooding is likely, especially on the south end and the eastern side of the storm. as we take it through the day, you'll notice the storm move

and says what we focus on later of galveston even though the u.s. shut down in the heart brokered peace talks the taliban still wants to be. to the negotiating table as our team find out in an exclusive interview with their negotiating team it's a head this far. the russian government has described a c.n.n. report pulp fiction after the news channel aired claims about this cia withdrawing a high level spy from moscow c.n.n. reported on a u.s. agent inside the russian government was successfully returned to america in 2017 or concerns about the way donald trump humble classified information but both the white house and the cia say that the story is incorrect taylor's been delving deeper. secret missions exfiltration of spies top level intelligence it sounds like the makings of a thriller and in a way it is because this is an elaborate tale recently that by c.n.n. multiple trump administration officials tell me that these are officials with direct knowledge that in a previously undisclosed to secret mission in 2017 the u.s. successfully extracted from

pressure the north just kept it from moving in so just dump copious amounts of rainfall in the houston galveston area now they're dealing with the flooding. in fact many of those rivers are still going to rise the tributaries still filling up with water. flood warnings continue from houston all the way to the border, there as we're going to see the rain continue to run. fall as a bee is even dissipate now looks like we're going to see those rivers rise flooding through monday early sunday, maybe and tuesday of next week before all the water drained right back out into the gulf that being said we've got another serious storm system this one lorraine a look where it's at right now kabul. you see the storm system rotating their sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. and watch and it's a really interesting track. it is taken in or a bright over land right along baja, so if you're traveling the baja this weekend be very very careful likely is that storm falls apart, you're still likely going to see some flash flooding all along that area. so certainly a dangerous storm to deal with moving over land. o

the storm just beginning to make its way on shore near galveston and houston but boy it just does not fast. latest track right now sustained winds of 30 miles per hour. i'm moving to the north at 7 miles per hour so slow moving system and then just watch it just like a snail's pace right up through a part of the eastern texas through thursday, you're still dealing with this and in thursday afternoon's all along this path, some very heavy rainfall maybe a foot maybe 18 inches of rain in some spots certainly can cause life threatening is flooding as that storm system slowly moves through we're looking at a chance of a few showers here are not expecting flooding but maybe couple raindrops popping up some the rain already moving up in the pacific northwest and far northern california, seattle portland boy they've been pretty active for much of the summer seen these systems come through and finally seeing some of that activity head toward the bay area of course early on this week and then more on the way as we head in toward tomorrow. but winds have been kicking up and spotted a little to

through a just over the last 36 hours the heaviest bands all the way down through a houston and galveston you can see all the rain in flood warning still up in the fact they're going to be up all the way through sunday, some of the rivers are still rising all the water is still coming down filling through the tributaries filling in them, the main rivers in these locations and that will cause more flooding at least through sunday may be in the monday and tuesday as well before all that water begins to recede as it moves back into the gulf but certainly a terrible storm for them. and this is another one to watch out for this is laura reyna and the track has really changed that coming on land near kabul. you see right, there is a category one sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. i'm moving to the northwest at 5 watch the track. if you're traveling down to baja be very very careful. the track wants to take a ride up the spine in that amazing right over land there. and it looks like it will begin to weaken, but you're going to some very gusty winds. likely some flash flooding all along that p

lester, everyone from texas right on into louisiana has to worry about this it's 30 miles west of galveston. 40-mile-per-hour winds, moving north at 7 the flash flood watches extend into louisiana we're looking at imelda slowly pushing inward tonight with rain and thunderstorms. rainfall rates up to 1 to 3 inches per hour, and that could be life-threatening flash flooding rainfall amounts generally from 6 to 12 inches of rain, but 18 inches are possible, lester, so this flash flooding is going to be our biggest concern lester >> all right al, thanks very much we'll have more from you shortly ahead in our series "climate in crisis." >>> right now let's turn to that attack on those oil facilities in saudi arabia and mounting evidence tonight that iran was responsible for the strikes that sent shockwaves to the global oil market andrea mitchell tonight with the new developmentsents. >> reporter: tonight, u.s. intelligence indicates the >> reporter: tonight, u.s. intelligence indicates the unprecedented attack on saudi oil fields originated from iran. using a combination of low altitude cruise

policy with a just middling communists in galveston i don't think the tree house plants the environment is a currency and in my opinion and i'm not the only person to think that politics has nothing much to say nowadays only the economy matters being green sebastian kurtz wants to create the challenges facing the economy front and center in coalition talks the negotiations are expected to last several weeks if not months. well my 1st guest tonight cautions that populace may be losing elections now but their base of support is not necessarily shrinking in her book popular ocracy in the tyranny of authenticity and the rise of populism catherine vs he argues that getting rid of populism is most difficult in societies where not telling the truth is already the lingua franca of politicians evan is the director of global policy institute at queen mary university in london she joins me tonight from london catherine welcome to the day your piece today in the guardian it caught our attention because you write that outright lying is the winning currency of the populace how does that apply in the

ok let's leave washington for naught because voting has closed enough galveston's presidential election the poll has been marred by sporadic bursts of insurgent violence on widespread voter intimidation explosions on missile attacks rocked polling stations off and on the country with one person confirmed dead dozens of others injured the taliban the so. it was responsible well it is the 4th election since the u.s. forcibly removed the taliban from power in 2000 on warm on the 1st since donald trump broke off peace talks with the group earlier this month more than $9000000.00 people were registered to vote in the election a low turnout is said to have been low the 1st results aren't expected on till mid october but figures show that only 20 percent of afghans believe the vote is free for. the afghan government currently controlled slightly more than half the country the rest is either under the taliban or contested there were about $5000.00 polling stations open today but that is done from more than the $7000.00 initially planned hundreds of them are situated in dangerous areas afghan ba

the severe weather threat prompting school closures and cancellations in the galveston area. >>> ed buck arrested and facing felony charges for allegedly operating a drug den out of his west hollywood apartment. the fed says he injected a man and he died. two others have died from overdoses. prosecutors are recommending bail beset at $4 million. cnn has reached out to buck for comment. no comment so far. >>> a setback for alex trebek and his battle with pancreatic cancer. he has restarted chemotherapy treatment. he returned back to work after he returned to normal levels but he suddenly began losing weight and his numbers went sky-high, even higher than when he was first diagnosed. >> i realize that there is an end in sight for me just as there is for everyone else. one line that i have used with our staff in recent weeks and months is that when i do pass on, one thing they will not say at my funeral is, oh, he was taken from us too soon. hey, guys. i'm 79 years old. i had one helluva good life. >> wow. trebek said he does not fear death. he said, quote, passing on does not frighten me.

the storm also bringing flash flooding, this driver forced to abandon their car in galveston. in the atlantic, bermuda feeling the effects of hurricane humberto. look at that. the powerful storm snapping palm trees in half, knocking out power. humberto heading out to see, one of 6 named storms which ties and all-time record so stay tuned for janice dean with all the information you need on that. first california is gearing up for a fight with donald trump, governor gavin newsom pushing back on the administration's plan to reduce the state's tough emission standards. newsom threatening legal action. the president vowing to hit parts of the state with environmental violations over the homeless problem. the issue so bad some business owners say they are left fending off violent homeless people. >> he hit somebody and it got really violent, they subdued him and we tried to call the police to have them intervene and in the process he decided to bite me. >> donald trump is raising new concerns after visiting the state this week. a brand-new fox news poll showing mixed results for jo

. >>> this is a live with in galveston, texas. you can see the rough surf conditions, choppy conditions in the waters. folks along the gulf coast are getting slammed with heavy rain brought by tropical depression imelda. it will give houston the heaviest rainfall since hurricane harvey. >> they are expected to pound the region until tomorrow. right now, flash flood warnings for 7 million people are in effect. >>> the secretary of state mike pompeo is headed to saudi arabia as they are set to reveal evidence of who is behind the oil attacks. saudi officials are blaming the run. experts examine the records and determined [indiscernible]. he said president trump is not yet asking for military options. they also may want to avoid military conflict after missiles insurance bypassed the defenses. >> saudi arabia is an ally. interrupts the world oil supply. there are many national security reasons. >> armed conflict against iran based on detecting saudi oil, that would be a disaster. >> saudi arabia says half the oil production has alrea

there is flash flooding in galveston and other parts of east texas. some places could get a foot and a half of rain. now in the atlantic, bermuda is bracing for hurricane humberto tonight. it's now a category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 120 miles an hour. >>> now to a story we have been following, the emotional toll of family separations at the border. the head of the federal agency that cares for migrant children warned at a congressional hearing today thatartsrelilyo v -tertrauma in tonight's eye on america, manuel bojorquez has the heartbreaking reunion of a father and a son who were kept >> reporter: yjumani paz rosa says he was shot for refusing to join a gang. in february they fled. here they are in the rio grande on a crowded, late days later arriving to seek asylum in the u.s. the by's mother stayed behind. but at the mcallen border patrol processing center, officers accused him of not being the father because his last name was not on the boy's birth certificate. they took the 3-year-old away. it wasn't until july five months later tha

dumping more than 4 inches of rain in some areas, strong winds coming ashore, battling galveston, fearsves in the gulf and this is one of three major storms brewing in the atlantic. overnight hurricane humberto rumbling toward bermuda while another tropical depression gaining strength in the caribbean. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. we showed you this, corey lewandowski blasting democrats during his testimony on capitol hill. >> we as a nation would be better served if elected officials like yourself concentrating your efforts on crises facing our country as opposed to going down rabbit holes like this hearing. heather: democrat have been trying to obstruct the president from the beginning and she is here live. bill diblasio's presidential campaign is so unpopular even people in his own city won't vote for him. the new polls coming out of new york. ♪ >> this country spent 3 years, 40 million tax fire dollars on these investigations. it is clear the investigation was populated by many trump haters who had their own agenda to take on the duly elected president. this is

a man who was attached to a rope and led by horses in galveston, texas was beto and castro have yet tothing about the march on sunday. i find it disturbing, one thing to say something on the debate stage and another to show up with individuals, more going on in texas who i feel sorry for. i want to see them more involved in racial justice. >> beto zeros in on the mass shooting. let's talk about the top 3 candidates. let's give them some grace. joe biden. how would you grade him last night? >> i will give policy. he is continuing across the board, the alleged front runner, he gets a see. he hung in, didn't have any major major issues but did have issues on race, he didn't answer the questions people thought he should have. >> a lot of folks that he didn't lose any ground, that was his best performance. >> which is concerning. heather: bernie sanders, what grade do you give him? >> he did a good job, be. he has been preaching the same message for a long time. i know his speech inside how, he did good which was repeated what he always believed the last 30 years and he was able to dodge, d

one of the areas that was incredibly affected here east of the houston area, south galveston, some ofmages coming out of their just devastating, high water rescues, there were hundreds of them yesterday. here's the radar, you see the deluge of rain through southeast texas into parts of louisiana. things will get better today. we will see the potential for showers in the forecast. some areas could get a couple inches on top of historic flooding again. even though the rain is tapering off we will see flash flooding advisories for a couple days if those rivers and come down. in two years we had harvey and now we have another historic storm bringing incredible amounts of rain. future radar, by saturday the worst of it is over but we will see some additional rainfall especially along the coastlines. we will keep you posted. shannon: what is it with the storms that sit in one place? dorian did the same over the bahamas? >> the steering currents. we don't have strong steering currents to help the storms and move northward. that is the story this year and the past couple years. heather: thank

same snario wheret kind of just formed over them and you're seeing those bands heavy rain across galvestontorts houston. not nearly as long lived as somethin like harvey but flooding and flash floheing concerns to southeastern texas coast. ther thetorm goes, wea as it slowly crawls through inland texas by 7:00 a.m. thursday, tropical low but even extra tropical lows can bring additional this will likely become tropical storm jerry wthin the nex 24 hours and frohe there strn into a hurricane as it moves across the southern atlantic and that w impacted from dorian.ds how could weforget dorian? well pces like saint thomas and puerto rico need to on alert as well as maybe less so but still helps pan yell a and twerks and kay companies and boehm island we'll see this map goes out to sunday morning cat one hurricane in the atlantic, that would b hurricane jerry.ck baome here it's pleasant 80 degrees on a light northwest wind and clouds slowly breaking up. t ihink we seet faing back to 62, very comfortable and tomorrow looks beautiful. mostly sunny 78 on a light northeast wind, plent of sunshine,

got this tropical storm that is not a big wind producer, but it will be a huge rain producer for galveston surrounding gulf states. they can see a foot to a foot and half of rain, and then we got this system up here which will show up off of the coast tomorrow morning and bring us a slight chance for a few speckles. we are seeing a few showers up in eureka, and if it gets far enough south we might see a little more snow in the sierra. the rain event tomorrow will be less than the rain event up to yesterday morning. yesterday was a pretty significant and some areas, mount diablo had almost half an inch of rain. most of us were 500 to a 10th of an inch, this one looks like it will be maybe five hundredths to a 10th of an inch, tops. for us, it's about tomorrow morning, getting a few scattered showers. there are your current temperatures, the yellow is representing the 70s. more sunshine, and when you get that shower, it really cleans out the atmosphere. tomorrow we will have another system tweak through, changes that wind direction, cleans out the atmosphere and does wonders for the fire dan

jillian: this driver forced to abandon their car in galveston and bermuda feeling the effects of hurricaneob: you see those bend alaska you don't see them snap often. that storm snapped a dream and knocked out power. humberto one of six name storms right now. jillian: janice dean, it is busy out there. >> crazy. in the pacific as well. we are watching what is left m imelda of, in texas, jerry will move north and east of the us and humberto is leaving bermuda. didn't make direct landfall on bermuda but we saw tropical storm force windss for a duration of hours. what is left of imedla in texas and louisiana, storm totals surpass 20 inches. incredible amounts of rain. houston, moses east of you and south of you but look at the additional rainfall and next couple days, saturday and in some cases an additional 10 inches of rain, terrible situation and shows it doesn't need to be a hurricane or even a tropical storm to causing credible damage. hurricane humberto moving away from bermuda and will not affect anymore land. it will be an area of the pressure. tropical storm jerry, we like when it cu

causing problems if you're traveling and getting a lot of rain from this that will continue near galveston and those areas in houston. just because of the amounts of rainfall. for us there goes that system. rainfall accumulations, .13, .3 inches in oakland and everybody else is .01, .02, and .05, and so it is not a lot compared to the last system that dropped nearly half an inch of rain in some places that ended up on the morning commute, which is kind of messy. still seeing scattered showers. snow in higher elevations, clearing out here. thursday we are looking at warmer skies, well clearer skies and warmer weather. when i come back we will look at that and the weekend as well. >>> facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg, headed to washington today. the meeting have with lawmakers tomorrow as they consider internet regulations. >>> plus how california plans to fight back after the trump administration rescinds california's authority to establish auto emissions standards. >>> california is vowing to fight the trump administration after the president revoked the state's authority to set emission st

to cool down later in the week in the meantime, three degrees of records, binghamton, new york, galvestonmeteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in san jose, it's a nice sunny start to the day. also cool temperatures with upper 50s but it will be a warmer afternoon. expect highs reaching 84 degrees in the south bay. 70 in oakland and low 90s for the inland east bay. mostly mid to upper 80s for the north bay. it's going to turn really hot toward the end of the week. by tomorrow we're reaching the upper 90s, and 101 degrees as temperatures peak this friday. >> al, thank you coming up next, the new iphone's apple rolled out yesterday, and why not everybody was pleased. but first, these messages. hi, i'm dave. i supply 100% farm-fresh milk for lactaid. it's real milk, just without the lactose, so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. delicious. now, i've heard people say lactaid isn't real milk. ok, well, if it isn't real then, i guess those things over there can't actually be cows. must be some kind of really big dogs, then. sit! bad dog. i work hard and i want my money to work har

we brought our cameras down here to -- directly from galveston. the galveston and helping compile the forecast. >> that was dan rather back in 1961 reporting for channel 11 cc khou in texas. that was not only his first big assignment for the station, but it caught the attention of cbs news executives who hired him the very next year. dan joins us now. you then, very many years later, became my boss when i was at the cbs evening news and dan put my stories on the air. and i'll forever be grateful. he was a real supporter. his book "what unites us reflections on patriotism." dan is here to talk about that and we'll talk about the hurricane and the coverage. you've covered so many holding on to telephone poles and trees throughout your career. and then the president makes his own map. help me out, dan. was i being too hard on him today? >> no. maybe not hard enough under the circumstances. each time something like this happens, we say we can't go any lower, he can't go any lower. but this map of alabama and the hurricane, i mean, what can you say? >>

the poor people in the galveston, it feels like 3i9d wi93 with the humidity coming off the gulf.sually this time of the year you cool off occasionally at least. that's just not the case. the thmonth to date, we're op pe in new orleans, houston dallas, and many other locations are having the top five warmest septembers they've recorded. this is about three quarters of the population has had above average temperatures. it's not just, you know, it's not just you. it has been exceptionally warm. how do we look as we go through the first six to ten days of fall? look at this map. this is the temperatures from september 28th through october 2nd. it's about a 90% chance that everyone east of the rockies is going to see above average temperatures, and in some cases record warm temperatures, but the west is actually going to be much cooler. we're going to be showing you pictures of snow in the rockies over the next couple of days. it's going to be a lot of extremes across the country. we're starting off the week very warm. d.c. should be 89 degrees today. portland, maine, should be in the