all of a sudden, we've t emily, franklin, gert, all of which are not going to be impacting the united states. and another tropical wave behind that. what we are focused on for the united states, a tropical rainstorm moving through the northern gulf of mexico. and as this pushes into texas for tuesday, it provides more rain. some good news for the lone star state. we typically need it in southern texas, however, misses out on places like houston that have had the recent heat. corpus christi looking at another 2 to 4in of rain. some of the most intense rainfall will be over northern mexico. andrew morgan in for a wet week. >> melissa, thank you. we turn now to those deadly wildfires. president biden is heading to maui today for an up close look at that devastation. >> the death toll in lahaina now stands at at least 114 and hundreds are still missing. and several wildfires are still burning out of control in washington state this morning. the wildfire emergency in eastern washington turning more deadly. at least two people have now died and hundreds of buildings are destroyed as three f

aromafoza proposed his peace plan for ukraine, then african leaders came to us, and now we have no gert , it would seem that we have something in common with the niger and we have our own problems, because somehow we would never intervene to analyze the situation in their country, but it looks like what is relevant, this topic is also relevant for us, because it looks like there is quite a russian trace there, let's watch a fragment of the video together and continue our conversation. the help of the people, his fair struggles, provide everything he needs in order to expel the french invaders from his territory, i just really don't understand it, montenegro should be free, let them have a system, i'm sure that a lot of nigerians have been trained to work with our systems, i just feel convinced well, i really feel that they are all capable. the crew of the live show prepares very tanned people. black russia. i did it just for myself, i even made a note of it. in russian, and now we will talk about him with oleg chanshor, a diplomat as the deputy minister of foreign affairs of the fourth

here is hurricane headquarters atlantic basin activity tlchl is franklin and gert and it is going tos setting record in hottest temperatures for midwest and mississippi river valley. over to brian. >> brian: see you later, janice. this morning, live look in milwaukee, stage is set for first gop. eight candidates aiming for their big break-out moment. they take the stage tomorrow night 9 p.m. tammy bruce joins us now. harder question, who has to steal the spotlight? >> tammy: american people will see haves from outside the context of trump. rich and i wanted him now, now stand on your own two freaking feet, people. surprise, remember carley figerina, doing well in the debate. this burgum could show up. he has a chance to do well. nikki haley going after vivek ramaswamy, about his sometimes strange -- >> brian: unoerthodox. >> tammy: foreign policy debate. these are individualseses who have to deliver. we have seen people collapse in that environment, like a rick perry or jeb bush or others who take certain things for granted. they'll have to genuinely perform. how do you perform under

we have franklin and gert, so a lot to watch out for.eftovers of hilary brought us some scattered showers. you will notice measurable three hundreds. hayward, sfo two hundredths of an inch in oakland, fairfield, six hundredths and san jose one hundredths of an inch. here's a look back at those showers that came through from the south and tonight the moisture is winding down. here's a look at those dew points. still a little bit on the muggy to humid side across the bay area. but we will notice drier air by wednesday. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s, pretty mild out there. a live view from our emeryville camera. and here's a look at the air quality advisory that remains up through tomorrow due to smoke from california wildfires. so the air quality is going to be moderate tomorrow, but there may be times where you will notice some haze and smoke as you will notice from the smoke forecast going into tomorrow night. so just be aware of that. a live view from our exploratorium camera looking at salesforce tower, cloudy and mild over

. >> head towards turks and caicos and then post tropical storm gert. so there are 2 other systems as you get closer to the coast of africa that have about a 10% chance of development. and one more in the pacific as well. so it is that time of year when we keep an eye on the tropics. but meanwhile, we've had a really nice day today. you can see all that moisture have traveled away from us. and tahoe got a little bit of clearing today to now a lot of that kind of active weather with a little lightning's moved over the california line into nevada, sir, sitting about 62 degrees. a little bit cloud cover there in tahoe as we take a live look outside here from our mount tam cam. you can see those blue skies and a really limited marine layer. and as we go through tomorrow, we're going to see those temperatures really start to pop up. when that happens, the marine layer gets compressed a lot of sunshine and a lot of warmth in looking out for about 97 degrees in the inner east bay, low 90's in the inner south and north bay 80's around the bay and 70's out of th

franklin is still active and emily and gert have been downgraded.oaa forecasted for above average hurricane season. we are halfway through hurricane season without any major incidents to our infrastructure so far, but we are approaching peak hurricane season. that is certainly something to watch. then finally, european natural gas prices now up more than 60% so far this month on on going fears if this strike happens at the australian lng facilities that will drive prices higher. up another 7.5% today. >> pippa, thank you very much. pippa stevens reporting. >>> oil may be on a tear this quarter, but our next guest says he's bearish now. investors should short crude through 2024 because supply is outstripping demand. joining us now is ed morris. welcome. good to have you with us. >> good to be back with you. >> you just heard pippa's report, one of the things she pointed out interestingly is that iranian exports are up markedly since january, i believe it was 2.1 million barrels from 1.0 something. you say among other things, figure on more of this to

with me to discuss a former federal judge nancy gert ner and former manhattan district attorney jeremyand. nancy, i want to start with you in the georgia case. you are a former federal judge. talk to me about the why. what advantage does mark meadows and his team see by wanting to move this to federal court? >> there are a couple of concrete advantages. one concrete advantage is the fact that the jury pool in federal pool draws from more than just atlanta, it would actually draw from the neighboring counties, which across the country typically means suburban voters and typically means -- would be conceivably a more pro-trump configuration than just the city of atlanta. so that's one advantage. the other advantage, it would be an opportunity to present federal defenses, if he has any. federal defenses which would not be brought in state court. so the nature of the trial would change a bit, the audience for the trial could change, but the -- should it wind up in federal court the law, however, it still is georgia law, it still is the georgia accusations. so that would -- there are some a

we do have harold going to impact southern texas and we have franklin and gert and a couple of disturbances off the coast of africa. bottom line is we are watching harold, the imminent threat versus south texas. brownsville, corpus christi, starting to see the outer bands. this is a 45-mile-per-hour sustained wind storm and i do not think it's going to meant much stronger than that. the good news is it's beneficial rain for texas. it's not going to cause a whole lot of issues. the benefits are better than the risks with that storm. let's put it that way. the tropical force winds up from the center of circulation and we are going to see landfall the next couple of hours for south texas moving into mexico. this is actually a pretty good news story when it comes to the tropics. they need the rain fall and it's going to bring those temperatures down. we like that. we like that about this tropical system. we don't want the flooding to happen but i think all in all it's a good news situation. this is franklin so we'll watch the storm moved westward to the caribbean sea. we'll keep an eye on on th

we have other topics in the tropics to talk about, emily, gert, franklin. i'll talk about the one that doesn't have a name yet. it should this time tomorrow be harold and moving into texas as a tropical storm. this is a big area of clouds and thunderstorms. you can start to see a hitting banding on this. the hurricane center thinks this has a chance of becoming a tropical depression and move into texas as a tropical storm. conditions are favorable for development. as long as it happens slowly, we're okay. the hurricane center has it going to 35 miles per hour landfall, maybe 50 miles per hour. chris, we're at the time of year where the storms pop up in a hurry. it looks like tomorrow morning we'll be talking about a tropical storm making landfall in texas between brownsville and corpus christi. this time it's good news. they're in a drought. a rainy day with no damage. they're probably actually going to like that. >> we could use good news in the weather department. bill karins, thank you. shane reichert is the public information officer for riverside count

emily, then we've got tropical depression gert, and we've also got tropical storm franklin. this one. as you can see, there's some watches and warnings up around haiti in the dominican republic. so it's threatening them a little bit for will then head out to sea. and then we have this one, which is tropical depression 9. and this one is the one that's going to bring some weather into texas by tomorrow. so we'll be seeing this now. it's not going to be anywhere near as powerful as hillary. that's for sure. but having said that, it is going to coming in at about 45 miles per hour. and you can see the watches and warnings on along the coast there. corpus christi included. so that is going to be a bit of trouble spot. now. notice if you're over in the pacific, the water when you go to the north gets cooler, right? so water off the coast of los angeles about 66 degrees. the thing about the atlantic and the gulf is that that is not the case. this water is very warm right now sitting at 88 degrees and that is fuel to the fire for any kind of tropical activity. so it is going to be

we had emily, gert and franklin. all the eyes are in the gulf of mexico. hurricane center saying we have an 80% chance for this forming into a storm. this will be headed to texas. don't be surprised if tomorrow morning we're talking about tropical storm harold heading toward brownsville and corpus christi. nothing devastating is heading our way. >> oh, my goodness. more, more tropical storms. thank you so much, bill karins and guad venegas. i want to bring in grace gardner, the mayor of palm springs. the city tweeted the 911 lines were down overnight. what's the latest? are you concerned people won't be able to reach first responders? >> thankfully our 911 lines are back up. it's a temporary fix. across the coachella valley the system is still down. if you live in a different city, you should check to see what the non-emergency number is, and that will be your 911 number. in the city of palm springs you can now dial 911 and get the operator. >> we've seen some of the immanuels of the raging rivers in roadways. palm springs i know announced a number of road

we've got post-tropical gert. and then we also have 2 other systems just coming off the coast of africa. have about a 10% chance of developing subject. got all the way over there. that's where all of those storms kind of start and start over in the off the coast of africa, kind of saharan dust is where you start to get the impetus for some of that. so take it back to the west coast now and show you that. we are relatively quiet notice. there's a little bit of lightning kind of firing up there in the nevada side of that california, nevada line. we are still getting a little bit of that energy, but today should be a much better day. some clouds out there right now in south lake tahoe. but sitting about 60 degrees and expecting basically everything to settle down, including here in the bay area where yes, the humidity is dropping, but we're also going to see one really nice day of gorgeous temperatures today. and then 2 days of heat. and then we're going to cool it down again. we're going to talk a little bit more ab

we had gert that's going to die off quickly, not a concern.ranklin, we'll talk about that for our friends in puerto rico and the dominican republic. my eyes are in the gulf of mexico. the national hurricane center just minutes ago, they're now saying this should become a tropical storm. they're calling it a future tropical storm because it's not quite developed yet to call it that. it doesn't have winds that are strong enough. this is going to race across the gulf of mexico, likely become a tropical depression later today, then a tropical storm tonight into tomorrow morning. should make landfall somewhere near brownsville to corpus christi, has a low to medium-sized tropical storm. they've been this a drought. they would welcome the rainfall as long as we don't have problems like tornados, we shouldn't have a huge amount of impacts. for our friends in the dominican republic and puerto rico, it looks like this is -- franklin's going to head over the dominican republic, not strong winds, but you know the mountainous areas on hispaniola, it's goi

we've got tropical storm gert. can see there are some watches and warnings and then we have this. this is potential tropical cyclone 9 and this one is set to go into the coast of texas where they now have some of their watches and warnings up as well because this one looks like it could cause them some problems out. they do need some rain in texas. but what they don't need is, you know, for to come in all at once and quickly. so i think that's what we'll be talking about this week. now, you might look here these the sea surface temperatures, unlike what we have going on here. this is southern california with the water temperatures about 66 degrees where the water gets cooler. as you go to the north, not the case. if you go to the gulf of mexico where the water temperature is 88 degrees and you don't see any variation thereof. it barely any. so that is why you get that fueled up right now. that is the peak hurricane season. so here we go. wanted to bring it. also back to lake tahoe to show you a live picture here of

we have franklin, gert, emily in the atlantic.urs. but no huge threats. no ians or anything like that, but we're expecting a very active next month and our thoughts obviously are with everyone in southern california. >> wow. all right. we'll be watching the los angeles area and beyond. bill karins, thank you very much for that report. good to see you. still ahead on "morning joe," the latest issue of "time" wants to know, does this ride ever end? molly ball joins us with her new reporting on the republican race for president. that's next on "morning joe." 's. subway's now slicing their meats fresh. that's why subway's proffered by this champ. and this future champ. and if we proffer it, we know you'll proffer it too. he's cocky for a nineteen year old. (pensive music) (footsteps crunching) (pensive music) (birds tweeting) (pensive music) (broom sweeping) - [narrator] one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food. no family dinners, no special treats, no full bellies. all around the world, parents

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