georgette could bring more rains to the u.s.cal storm lines in effect for stretch of the coast just of the mexican mainland. also in mexico will hurricane curl is gone it is still causing problems, you can see all that water being blamed for the deaths and dames of every rain. sears said friday. some areas got 1 ft. of rain. aside from damage from the inroads there are now mudslides reported. hurricane igor in the meantime has been pelting canada's alleged coast of newfoundland with heavy rain. it's been so bad that residents of been stranded in their loans. in some tech news this morning more problems for google, the czech republic is turning away the internet search engine the country's privacy watchdogs is that the mapping feature street you invade people's privacy and the company has been refused permission to expand its efforts. the internet giant has come under fire from authorities across europe because of privacy concerns. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let'

it may enter the pacific ocean and become georgette. it would become a different name.t is unusual to have that much activity in the atlantic. outside, it has been a beautiful evening. palin of things are going on. there is the moon. here are some of the events going on. if you want to get a little taste of egypt, you can go into the egyptian festival. let's go back to the graphics. you get a couple of things going on. this coming weekend, fun, food, this is out at herndon and the egyptian bazaar. at the herndon middle school, bring your telescope and bring your binoculars. it is for the observed the moon night. as you can see, the moon was gorgeous. jupiter, when you see it, is 33 light minutes away -- is 33 minutes away. in manassas, the temperature is 63 degrees. the temperatures have really dropped. it is 65 degrees. let me show you what is going on in texas. this is some of the result of karl. there was more than two inches of rain in some parts of south texas. you can see where that area is. there is that area of rain with a real nasty rain down into the gulf of m

the arcane season is taking its toll on mexico as the country braces for tropical storm georgette. many are still recovering from hurricane carl, which slammed mexico twice last week. some estimates have the storm's damage totaling $100 million. >>> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we have had some fantastic weather for the past day or two. a little chilly in the morning, though. the lowest number at b.w.i. marshall, 47. that is the first time we have dropped below 50 since june 11. it is not going to last, though. there is hot, humid weather on the way. 40 at westminster in york. almost into the upper 30's in some of those locations. nicolo 40's at brean ridge and in allegany and garrett county. a high, thin layer of clouds beginning to approach as a front bears down on our region. all of that should spell a slightly sunnier morning and not quite as chile. like southwest winds will gradually increase throughout the day. -- a light southwest winds will gradually increase throughout the day. temperatures were quite warm in the

in parts of the upper midwest a powerful weather system the remanence of pacific tropical storm georgette moved through the season. >> all the watap the south -- all the way up to the south. not good. >> it ruined my house. again. it's just -- what do you do? you know. what do you do? >> more than a months worth of rain fell in 24 hours in parts of the region. the governor's of both minnesota and wisconsin issue the states of emergency. more is expected tomorrow. >>> back here. we had our story that has been the unbelievable heat to start the first two days of fall. we at least tied the old record. high temperatures across central maryland today. depends on exactly where you were. south and west of baltimore looking at 102. 100 in frederick and 93 in georgia lee that -- galin. temperatures have not cooled off much. almanac numbers 95. the old record for 1970. we at least tied that. low 90s and eventually into the mid and upper 80s. dress light as you head out for a friday evening. what about the rest of the weekend? there are big changes in terms of the temperature. >>> thanks. now for th

upper midwest, a powerful weather system, the remnants of pacific call -- the seventh tropical storm georgette. two intrepid ties coolers volunteer their time delivering sandbags to anxious neighbors. >> everyone says thank you for offering to help. >> everyone's arms are sore but we are there. we got it done. >> tractors were brought in to rescue stranded residents. >> i cannot watch this ruin my house again. what do you do? >> the gun owners and minnesota and wisconsin have issued states of emergency. -- the governors in minnesota and wisconsin have issued states of emergency. in arcadia, wisconsin, attend -- waters continue to rise. >> you see the severe flooding and roads washed out. >> yesterday more than a month's worth of rain fell in less than 24 hours and parts of the region for some flood waters as high as 3 feet. no major rain is in the forecast for today but more is expected tomorrow. >>> rain is something we actually need around here. it has been awhile since we saw enough of that. will that change this weekend? adam caskey is in the weather center with a first forecast. >>> there

over towards the americas, mexico has been dealing with lots of rains due to tropical storm georgettehich rapidly intensified and made landfall across the baja california peninsula. it's now downgraded to a tropical depression but it will continue to produce ample amounts of moisture across mainland mexico, the baja california and also into the southwestern corner of the u.s. as well. so flooding is going to be a major concern. across the midwest of the u.s. looking at some severe thunderstorms to break out tonight. we have a very active frontal system that's going to be producing damaging winds as well as large hail, pulling in cool air from the north as well so it's generally going to be quite chilly across canada again, 11 degrees in winnipeg but ahead of the storm, it's going to be very, very warm indeed. 24 degrees in chicago and 33 degrees in washington, d.c. finally, taking a look at europe, we've got plenty of wet weather working its way across the north, especially for norway today, and then of course for the british isles, this storm system will be spreading plenty of shower

georgette could bring more rain to parts of the united states tropical storm in effect for the coast.hurricane carl is gone but there's problems it is caused blame for causing all this flooding in mexico and texas. some people got a flood of water there are now mud slides her can't hurt igor had been helping canada's atlantic coast with heavy rains it has been bad residents have been stranded in their homes in some parts. >> alive look to the golden gate bridge no fog integers warming up. the nasdaq down 8 the labor department reported jobless claims rose. that breaks two straight weeks of decline as you can see traders reacting negative to that is. oracle trading up 1/3 of a percent but everybody else in the red. another update momentarily. >> out of oakland police investigating early morning shooting outside at night club on webster street at 2:00 a.m.. they are trying to piece together what happened but it is suggested and night club lead note and to groups started shooting at each other from both sides of the street. over 50 rounds were found on the ground. >> there is a gas leak

a tropical wave in the caribbean, we're watching that, and we have also got tropical depression georgette to be moving up by later on thursday into the southwest, already bringing clouds and showers over the next few days. we're looking at anywhere from one to three inches of rain from parts of colorado on into new mexico. that's >> good morning, everyone. highs >> that's your latest weather. >>> and up next, is the birth control patch too dangerous? what "today's" investigation has uncovered right after this. [ female announcer ] there's complete. and then there's most complete, like what you get from centrum ultra women's, the most complete multivitamin for women. it has vitamin d, which emerging science suggests supports breast health, and calcium for bone health. centrum ultra women's. it's pretty cool. [ woman ] you just feed your check in. feed the money right in. no deposit slips. no looking for an envelope. i have an image of my check right here. i can get a picture of the check, on the receipt. it even tells what kind of bills i put in. [ man ] you just put the bills right in. it

moisture from what was a tropical system in the pacific, georgette, which wilve o >> 89 in washington, d.c. today. 85 in new york. and, robin -- >> oh. but that doesn't jive with what's behind you right now. >> i know. yep. tonight it all starts. >> we get to pull out the sweaters and everything. >> not yet. not yet, robin. >> sam, thank you. >>> the owners of two farms at the center of that massive egg recall are set to appear before congress this morning. and one of those men will reportedly apologize for what happened. our dr. richard besser joins us now live from baltimore with more on the lingering questions about the safety of the nation's eggs and the effects of that salmonella outbreak. good morning, rich. >> good morning, robin. you know, there's new numbers out from the cdc. 1,600 americans have been sickened by salmonella from tainted eggs. and one question that i've been receiving from viewers, are all the bad eggs off the shelf? the fda says yes, but cautions that more needs to be done to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. the owner of one of the farms linked to

be some flooding in that area from this moisture from what was a tropical system in the pacific, georgette, which will move on. >>> good morning, maryland. i'm meteorologist justin berk. you already noticed a slight warm-up out there this morning. we jump about 10 degrees above normal. we mix in clouds and isolated late day or evening thundershower. mainly west of town. our two-degree guaranteed high of 87. crank up the heat, 89 to 90 both days. steadier chance of rain building in, sunday, monday and tuesday, we're back in the 70s. 89 in washington, d.c. today. 85 in new york. and, robin -- >> oh. that doesn't jive with what's behind you right now? >> yeah. tonight, it all starts. >> we get to pull out the sweaters and everything. >> not yet. >> sam, thank you. >>> the owners of two farms at the center of that massive egg recall are set to appear before congress this morning. and one of those men will reportedly apologize for what happened. our dr. richard besser joins us live from baltimore, with more on the lingering questions about the safety of the nation's eggs and the effects of that

remnants of tropical storm georgette have dumped nearly a foot of rain this week. that sent rivers and streams rising out of their banks, washing out roads and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. the governors of both states have declared emergencies. comedian and satirist stephen colbert took his celebrity to a u.s. house hearing today to raise awareness about farm workers. colbert recently spent a day picking beans in a united farm workers program called "take our jobs." it aims to show that few americans will do such work, leaving low-paid illegal immigrants to do it. >> i think there are way too many undocumented mexican workers here in the united states doing jobs. and i think that we've ignored this issue for too long and it is time to roll up our sleeves and face this issue imagineo-- mano a whatever the spanish word for mano is. >> sreenivasan: colbert stayed in character as a mock news commentator for much of the hearing. in india, athletes from around the world began to arrive in new delhi for the troubled commonwealth games. the event has been plague

more today and then slow, drying out process and rain and moisture from tropical storm georgette.midwest trying to push down to the south not having a great deal of success with that and temperatures remain high over the next few days. in alabama, 100 degrees. slum yeah, south carolina, 98 degrees. this is summer at least for now. right? 86 degrees in st. louis. 92 degrees in atlanta. but tonight, at 11:09, yeah. that's right. fall arrives. so break out the pumpkins and get the leaf blower out and get ready for the fall. it will be close to 90 degrees over the next couple of days. >> get ready for the fall. bring out the tank top. >> pumpkin pie on the sidewalk. for predictions of a dangerous hurricane season, we have done well so far. >> well above average and the numbers very much above average for sure and hit by a hurricane, the u.s. has done remarkably well and hoping that luck continues and the numbers indicating probably to see few more storms before the season is done. >> still out there. just the track, been lucky with the track. >> like it. >> thanks, rob. >>> fda is a s

a tropical wave in the caribbean, we're watching that, and we have also got tropical depression georgetteoing to be moving up by later on thursday into the southwest, already bringing clouds and showers over the next few days. we're looking at anywhere from one to three inches of rain from parts of colorado on into new mexico. that's wh >>> sunny skies over san jose this morning. the winds are still up and it still feels a bit cooler. the forecast for the first day of fall does call for the winds to stay up. 44 degrees right now in napa, only 43 in gilroy. our forecast highs today will make it into the 60s and 70s, but like i said, breezy around the water. also breezy in some of the passes this morning. if you want some warmer weather, we have it coming your way. that's right, this weekend things warming up into the 90s inland. >> that's your latest weather. >>> and up next, is the birth tion haspatch too dangerous?esta today's" investigation has uncovered right after this. [ female announcer ] there's complete. and then there's most complete, like what you get from centrum ultra women's,

one more thing we talked about here, this is georgette. it was a storm. now not.storms can just bring enough moisture with them that when they get up here toward tucson and phoenix and the valley of the sun, it's not sunny any more. it could be windy and bring moisture and rain and slow down the valley. >> let's go off the radar for a moment. >> okay. >>> tonight is the autumn equinox. that means -- >> two hours of daylight, 12 hours of night around the world. >> during that darkness you will see a full moon that only happens once in a while. 14, 18 years. why does that happen? >> well, if you have a calendar, if you look at the calendar one day, that's going to be your equinox. this is 30 or 31 days. obviously, september 30. you have your lunar calendar which is about 28 days. they don't match up every year do they. they rotate and all of a sudden your full moon and harvest moon are at the same time but the equinox keeps rolling around the calendar. this is the closest we could get. when our moon comes up, 11:00 the sun will be directly behind the earth and it wi

. >> this is from tropical storm georgette was out in the eastern pacific and didn't talk too much aboutf california and training up into the desert southwest and, you know, you don't need a lot. they didn't see much more than a half an inch and an inch in some spots. that particular particular part of world, boom, this is what you get. most of the rain moved out into new mexico. parts of the plains now and it's training bup the upper midwest. this is area that's seen a large amount of moisture not just the past couple of days but the summer. we have flash flood warnings and watches for the remainder of today. could see another two to three or four inches of rain on top of what they have already seen and minnesota, 9 inches of rainfall. minnesota lake, almost 8.5. you get the idea. they're saturated right now and more rain pouring into the area. this is the forecast computer models we think we might see anywhere from four to six. this little sliver in northern wisconsin right see another half a foot of rainfall and big story is the heat. first full day of fall. doesn't feel like it. yest

. >> reporter: scenes like this in owatonna are the results of remnants of tropical storm georgette. sections of pipe stone have been closed off. tractors had to come in and rescue people from their flooded homes. >> my wife, right now, is just beside herself. she said, i have to leave. >> reporter: the water's only up to billy's doorstep. but it feels like he's in over his head. >> what do you do? you know? what do you do? >> reporter: no major rain is in the forecast for today. but more is expected tomorrow. no rest for the weary. george? >> okay, linsey. thanks. >>> a new storm has formed in the caribbean. tropical storm matthew is expected to slam parts of central america today. and could strengthen into a hurricane tonight. and sam is tracking the storm, as always. sam? >> good morning, george. 13th named storm of the hurricane season is matthew. and the latest forecasts have it coming across belize early this morning. and staying on the yucatan for a while. we're good with steering the storm in the first part of the forecast. not so good after that. after it's on land, the stor

a tropical depression named georgette will enhance rainfall in areas in arizona.ou can see the track of the depression as it advances in. it will be a rainmaker for mexico but there are flash flood watches and warnings up in the phoenix area due to heavy rain. we are expecting more rain throughout the day, two inches plus and that will make for troubles because we have been seeing the rain coming in steadily throughout the morning. you see heavy rain working its way in this region. it's been so hot over the past few days in the region that the ground is really dry and won't absorb the water as much. we will see hot temperatures in phoenix. 92 degrees for the high. wrapping up the summer season, so not surprising that it's warm out there. let's talk about a brand new threat here in the tropics. in the caribbean, notice the area to the south of the leeward islands. you see convection here, and here is aruba. this will advance to the west. maybe you think it will affect central america. some of the models are predicting that this storm in the next week or so could tu

hurricane georgette has been downgraded but the heavy rain has flooded arizona. i don't think you should do that. it is going along the northwestern coast and it will weekend weaken as it was over land. >> of our midwest check out this video several roads submerged under water. there rain flooded homes cornfields businesses everybody got it. hundreds of homes were evacuated. national troops delivered sandbags to some of the worst hit areas. back in the bay area all morning for students in san jose city college. according to police this too was on the second floor when she was attacked tuesday afternoon according to the victim she was walking to work car when someone grabbed her sweatshirt from behind and swung her into a wall. she was able to push the suspect away and get to her car. this is the description can scan the white male 6 ft. tall between 180-200 lbs. very short hair and wrinkles cheeks. it was wearing a white shirt and a strong smell of color around him. >>the chancellor of the university of california at berkeley said the campus will have to cut abou

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