you have gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour and the ridge of high pressure brings winds from the great basin and it compresses and you have hot and dry conditions. across california as they deal with these wild fires, you can expect the red flag warning across california until 1:00 eastern time. dry conditions and relative humidity below 15% and calling for winds gusting as high as 35 miles per hour. some good news is that you get an on shore flow that moves in as we get into wednesday. so some marine air starting to influence the air out west. out west it's warm and dry and it's warm across our region as well. saturday we had a high temperature of 84 and sunday's high 81 and yesterday we maxed out at 81 in philadelphia. the normal high for this time of year is 69. the still pretty warm already in philadelphia. 78 degrees and 75 in reading and 77 in lancaster. cape may 78 and down in dover coming in at 81 degrees. here is the big change today across our area. dew point numbers are starting to lower, and we have dew point temperatures in the lower 60s here in philadelphia and it's just a litt

the water comes from the great basin and feeds into the comical river that runs through the mine site. a scene of tranquility today but a fierce battle is raging to protect them for the future. were fairly emotional this thing the thing is i would be basically writing a mother myself and that's why i was saying no means. adrian bara gubba and he's nice morrow johnson from the local indigenous community the one gun and jangling group people in the springs are integral to their culture and traditional ceremony and they believe they're in danger of drawing up with the mine proceeds. had. been. about the water. and the waters lot for us. government has attacked and dreaming. in the land before morning cup now some indian person that has no respect for our customs come into our country and destroy the rainbow serpent dream. we've been given and to keep the springs going to have a slowing to protect the water and if the threat to the want to raise the mine that we have to stop them on and it's just that simple. the one going in jangling the people twice refused to sign an indigenous land us

there is high pressure over the great basin. it funnels the wind offshore flow can yo gusting 40 to 60 mir hour. when air descends, it compresses, heating it up and drying it out. it dries out the vegetation sparking fires that are produced get spread quickly with intense winds and not expecting change of the pattern out west to alleviate the winds. back at home, we don't have wind but hot air. it's hot and humid. saturday, 84. yesterday and today 81. today dewpoints in the 70s. we have the tropical air mass. we had rain thanks to nate. philadelphia .66. wilmington, .9. closer to the coast, atlantic city airport, wildwood a hundreds of an inch. we have a few scattered leftover shadows. rick? >> cecily, we check back in later. we have breaking news now from texas tech university where a campus police officer remains shot to death. the campus at lubbock is locked down tonight. police went to a dorm room to cheblcheck on a student. he reportedly pulled a gun and shot the officer in the head before running away. a massive manhunt is

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are looking at dembach is well above average for the time of year across california and into the great basindown a little bit nle. crossing to europe, an area of low pressure bringing wet and windy weather. this swirling area of low pressure windy weather. this swirling area of low pressure across windy weather. this swirling area of low pressure across the south east bringing disruption and thunderstorms. strong winds and rough seas. this is gradually easing down on thursday and friday. bright sunny weather will be moving in its place. this area of low pressure across the north—east will bring snow. a wintry spell here for the next couple of days. further south, plenty of sunshine in italy and sunshine returning in greece and the islands. just a few showers and thunderstorms around here. rising temperatures across spain and portugal. that will exacerbate the risk of wildfire again here. central and southern front doing well on thursday with sunshine, but remains cloudy and damp to the north. for us, cloud and stamped with returning to england and wales, but it will be mild. scotland and nor

across much of the south sunshine in dallas now we've lost this area of high pressure across the great basin which is pushing the santa ana winds in across more western parts of southern california and that sort of driven those wildfires so hopefully the winds and the situation will improve for the firefighters to tackle those blazes now says no further north into the rocky i mean. stage across eastern areas weather conditions gerri not too bad i wanted to share a surprise washington picking up the miami florida certainly but again dallas looking dry and fine so let's head down into the caribbean the chance of some lengthy spells of rain across western parts of cuba maybe the bahamas to otherwise usual scattered showers across the islands because up through the isthmus we still got some friday heavy rain extending all the way up into mexico and indeed we've seen some really big storms affecting parts of mexico over the last day or so and that is expected to continue as we head on through into friday further towards the south into south america we've still got a frontal system which affecting

smith: again, on the eighth of march, the notification came out from homeland security great basin communication from the organization. the patching process was owned by the chief information officer, who was under his organization. surely somebody more than just an agent at the field level sure we doith being not have any vulnerabilities. surely it was not that low. has that decision-making stream been made public? mr. smith: the owner of the process for patching was a direct report to -- talking internally in equifax. do not worry about outside because you are the one responsible. processdecision scheme, made public and can we know who information? that >> let me clarify if i may. the owner of the process ofernal to equifax patching any software was a individual who was in direct report to the chief information officer. >> ok. i am almost out of time. your assertion that this is just human error overlooks the fact that you had unencrypted information, anybody that gets in can just read it. is that industry standards? that we don't encrypt it. mr. smith: that is not correct. we use tokenization

was not particularly uncommon in the valley at that time, right, so during these missions in the great basinthey were often in these situations where the utes in particular would offer indian children and mormon missionaries for sale or exchange, and the mormon missionaries not wanting to take them as slaves, which is the situation in which they existed among the youth, would sometimes say we don't want them, don't believe in slavery, don't want to take a child. one historian talked about that in some of those cases they would turn around and kill one of the children and say now you are going to take one, because if you don't take one, i will kill another one, so they put them in this difficult situation where they were then taking these children back, but it seems clear that many of the young native children who come back are not embraced as full members of the families into which they go. they often end up as a sort of limbo as domestics in the household, cared for and fed and clothed, but not fully embraced as a member of the family. that is part of what i think is so striking about the p

fine across much of the sunshine in dallas that we've lost this area of high pressure across the great basin which is pushing these santa ana winds in across more western parts of southern california and that sort of driven those wildfires so hopefully the winds in the situation will improve for the firefighters to tackle those blazes no snow for the north into the rockies i mean while at that stage across the eastern areas weather conditions jerry not to have wanted to share his props washington picking up the miami florida certainly but again dallas looking dry and fine so let's head down into the caribbean the chance of some lengthy spells of rain across western parts of cuba maybe the bahamas to otherwise usual scattered showers across the islands because up through the isthmus we still got some fairly heavy rain extending all the way up into mexico and indeed we've seen some really big storms affecting parts of mexico over the last day or so and that is expected to continue as we head on through into friday further towards the south into south america we've still got a frontal system wh

the great basin and she grasped bringing fire into a place i did not have fires often.en humans developing the landscape and flooding it with ignitions at just the wrong time is another factor. it climate change is real and amongst those of us studying it, modeling it, looking at the trends am a we are confident there is good evidence to support that link. the president is really being very naive and the administration, by not recognizing this as real. in the worse than that fire context or on top of that, it appears that the one of theion does administration's key solutions to this would be to log our way out of the problem. very few people studying fire or forest management, very few of us doing research in this area believe that timber harvesting, which has a certain set of goals and methods, that that equates to fire hazard reduction. there are very big differences between the way you are going about managing an ecosystem for fire hazard reduction and commercial timber harvest. so this idea that we can, through logging, somehow address our fire problem, is very back

we're known as the santa ana winds so you often get an area of high pressure sitting across the great basin and then you get wind circulating around it and those winds tend to come off the platters over the sierra nevada and then they warm and they dry out because you have precipitation on one side and then this drawing a warming of the air on the other side so as a result these winds these kassam batek winds known as the santa ana's in southern california and diablos in northern california they tend to be warm and dry and sometimes in a pretty strong sort of steady sixty seventy kilometers per hour and really that's what we've been experiencing must why the wildfires being particularly bad mostly got some fairly high temperatures to go with it so across the region is nothing in terms of a respite to come the winds are probably ease of little bit but still the situation looks pretty bad but basically looking at dry weather no precipitation to help the situation there as we look at the forecast there is some rain though further towards the southeast and some of that is quite heavy. thanks ve

fine across much of the sunshine in dallas now we've lost this area of high pressure across the great basin which is pushing the santa ana winds in across more western parts of southern california and that sort of driven those wildfires so hopefully the winds in the situation will improve for the firefighters to tackle those blazes no snow further north into the rockies i mean well at that stage across eastern areas weather conditions jerry not to have wanted to show his promise washington picking up the miami florida certainly but again dallas looking dry and fine so let's head down into the caribbean the chance of some lengthy spells of rain across western parts of cuba maybe the bahamas too otherwise usual scattering of showers across the islands because up through the isthmus we still got some fairly heavy rain extending all the way up into mexico and indeed we've seen some really big storms affecting parts of mexico over the last day or so and that is expected to continue as we head on through into friday further towards the south into south america we've still got a frontal system whi

big area of high pressure over the great basin has been bringing in the dry, gusty winds, really warm temperatures. that's weakening. offshore winds return. cooler, more humid. ocean air coming in. plus a front that's going to push through, bringing more much-needed rain thursday into friday, especially for northern california. anywhere from half an inch to an inch, maybe even two inches of rain into friday morning. that will help as well. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. st lindt excellence st created by our master chocolatiers pure, rich, darkly intense... made like no other crafted elegantly thin to reveal complex layers of flavor experience excellence with all your senses and discover chocolate beyond compare try lindt excellence with a touch of sea salt. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a live look outside in the south bay, a mostly clear sunrise. also, higher humidity, cool temperatures, but it will be a very warm afternoon, reaching into the mid-80s. in the north bay, we are continuing to track the weather con

big area of high pressure over the great basin. that's bringing in the dry, gusty winds, the really warm temperature. but that's weakening. offshore winds return, cooler, more humid ocean air coming in, plus a front will push through bringing much more needed rain thursday into friday especially for northern california. anywhere from a half inch to an inch, maybe even two inches of rain into friday morning, and that will help as well. that will help as well. we're going to getmastering thet one dark chocolate rises above the rest lindt excellence created by our master chocolatiers pure, rich, darkly intense... made like no other crafted elegantly thin to reveal complex layers of flavor experience excellence with all your senses and discover chocolate beyond compare try lindt excellence with a touch of sea salt. >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. morning showers. around noon to 1:00, everything should start to clear except the clouds. those will stick around through much of the day. at the end of the day,

this setup high over the great basin sends offshore winds and gusts, 60 to 80 miles per hour yesterday and a tight what we call pressure gradient. air compress, sinks and dries out and you get fires. - drier & warmer weekend - beautiful, autumn weather coming next week today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably warm. still humid. highs: 82-86 winds: ne 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. isolated showers. day - c >>> coming up hollywood hits back. meryl streep, george clooney, other hollywood stars hitting back at wooip weinstein and the outrage after designer donna karan came to his defense. >>> and did you see this? well, major questions many are asking about the brand-new "star wars" trailer. it premiered overnight. "volatile markets." something we all think about it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. tal

and central california, this has been the persistent pattern, big area of high pressure over the great basinthat's been bringing in the dry gusty winds, the warm temperatures, but that's weakening. offshore winds return, that's cooler, more humid, observation air coming in, plus we have a front that's going to push through bringing more much needed rain on thursday into friday, especially for northern california, anywhere from a half an inch to an inch, maybe even two inches of rain into friday morning and that will help as well. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody. we have a lot of clouds in place this morning and each some areas of light to briefly moderate periods of rain as well. this will continue off and on or so lunchtimejá later today, it will eventually start to clear back out, but for now we are definitely cloudy and on the wet side, temperatures mid to upper 50s to right around 60 degrees here this morning and temperatures won't change much during the day today, only getting into the mid and upper 60s, most of the

this setup high over the great basin sends offshore winds and gusts 60 close to 80 miles per hour yesterday and a tight what we call pressure gradient. air compresses, sinks and dries out and heats and you get those fires. the tuesday trivia brought to you by walgreens. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. poor air quality. in fact, you can see the smoke from the east bay hills camera, lower fire danger right now, but the breezes kick in again the next two nights. after that, calmer dry air and seasonal temperatures. today, about 66 to 71 at the coast into san francisco, about 74 to 78 around the bay into the north bay and south bay and low to mid-80s inland. tonight in the valleys, 46 to about 52 degrees. my >>> coming up hollywood hits back. meryl streep, george clooney, other hollywood stars hitting back at harvey weinstein and the outrage after designer donna karan came to his defense. >>> and did you see this? well, major questions many are asking about the brand-new "star wars" trailer. it premiered overnight. "volatile markets." something we all think about as we

this setup that high over the great basin sends offshore winds, gusts 60 to even close to 80 miles per hour yesterday and a very tight what we call pressure gradient, wear compresses things dry out and heats and you get fires. tuesday trivia brought to you by walgreens. >> good morning, everybody. i'm meteorologist karen rogers. feels a little better out there. let's go outside and see what it looks like at sky6 looks live at city hall and you can see we have mostly clear skies. we'll see a bright start to the day and overall partly sunny through the afternoon. and importantly, turning less humid. feeling a lot better this afternoon than it did yesterday. but it's warm, 83 for your high. not quite as warm tomorrow, 75 with a couple of showers around. thursday we get back to reality. it's 68. hitting back at wooip weinstein and the outrage after designer donna karan came to his defense. >>> and did you see this? well, major questions many are asking about the brand-new "star wars" trailer. it premiered overnight. "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retiremen

smith: again, on the eighth of march, the notification came out from homeland security great basin communication from the organization. the patching process was owned by the chief information officer, who was under his organization. surely somebody more than just an agent at the field level sure we doith being not have any vulnerabilities. surely it was not that low. has that decision-making stream been made public? mr. smith: the owner of the process for patching was a direct report to -- talking internally in equifax. do not worry about outside because you are the one responsible. processdecision scheme, made public and can we know who information? that >> let me clarify if i may. the owner of the process ofernal to equifax patching any software was a individual who was in direct report to the chief information officer. >> ok. i am almost out of time. your assertion that this is just human error overlooks the fact that you had unencrypted information, anybody that gets in can just read it. is that industry standards? that we don't encrypt it. mr. smith: that is not correct. we use tokenization

that's what these kids were doing at china basin park in san francisco. they had a great time. >> let me show what you the temperatures look like. we only have one record and that's san jose. 90 degrees. barely surpassed the old record of 89. 86, the high so far. 91 in santa rosa. 86 degrees he in half moon bay. certainly it was not as warm. we are starting to see some transition in terms of the weather. in southern california, they've had records there today. we're not the only ones dealing with the heat. while high pressure is still dominating our weather. we'll tell you when you might be seeing some rain. >>> as investigators work the look into the wildfires. according to audits examined by our media partner, the bay area news group, the utility violated state regulations and was late on thousands of inspections and work orders in napa and sonoma counties. the audit found in at least one instance, foliage was less than two feet away from a power pole in the sonoma division. a former director of 73-year-old said he was asked to lead to organization, rebuild north bay re

. >> this is china basin this afternoon. it was a great day for a run, just to be outside enl joying the sunshine and the warmth. here's a look at what the rest of the week and upcoming weekend is looking like. >> we only had two records compared to yesterday when we had nine. we're trending cooler. 90, the high in san jose. that's a record. 94 in santa cruz, also a record. 83 in oakland. so it was warm across the entire region. not only us. to the south, l.a. set a new record at 100 degrees. 99, high in palm springs. especially along the coast, we have a department change. cooler by some 13 degrees in half moon bay. cooler than last night. we'll see upper 40s to mid activity but not truly feeling like fall tomorrow. we'll let you know when the full fall weather hits us. >> thanks very much. three suspects have been arrested and police are searching for two more after a deadly shooting in san jose was linked to a state wide brothel ring. a 31-year-old man was killed in an apartment complex on elon village lane. authorities have determined

and being sure the virgin islands and puerto rico can really be a beacon in the caribbean basin of american greatness>> so once you were able to outline for him in detail what exactly the u.s. virgin islands need, but in addition to that, show him what the u.s. virgin islands need, did you feel he understood, do you feel that you are going to get the help that you need, that it's going to come in a timely fashion? did you hear something that made you feel better today about what's going to happen than you felt 48 hours ago, before you started spending time with the vice president? >> i think that always spending time and being able to look individuals in the eye and them seeing on the ground the people who have been affected by is always a means to reach individuals, particularly someone like the vice president pence and his wife, mrs. pence, who i believe are very caring and compassionate people. i think that he's made a life of public service and so he's going to be really attuned to the needs of individuals and the need of a place like the virgin islands, having been a member of congress as well a

basin. >> reporter: the need is great.e will be loud. ♪ bands like metallica, dave matthews, and members of the grateful dead will come together for a concert november 9th to raise money for northern california fire victims. >> it is remarkable, the generosity that is bubbling up. >> reporter: daniel, ceo of san francisco's tipping point, is organizing the concert at at&t park. he says everyone involved is making sure all the money raised will go to those displaced by the fires. >> live nation is donating the fees on the tickets. another planet has donated their time and energy. the bands are donating. i mean, we are not paying a band to play this. >> reporter: the concert kicks off an effort called band together bay area, and it's getting a lot of tech support. >> the company involvement from our side came when we were watching this happen, you know, in our own backyard. >> reporter: local companies like twillio also stepping up with money and equipment. >> we want the communities that are impacted up there to really feel

great rivers like the me kong have the mekong river. commission and the nations of the mekong basin collaborate through the mekong river commission not because they're bound by law but because they recognize it's a sensible thing to do to to support development of countries that badly need that and that means not necessarily compromise but finding points where there's mutual agreement where there's a shared vision of a secure water future for the for the basin good to speak with you calling for joining us there from portland oregon thank you thank you finally is zambia's economy was built on mining but more than a century later children are feeling the after effects of years of toxins polluting the environment i don't want to report. in the notice of sunshine meyer looked a little small for his age after blood tests were done a nurse at the clinic gave her the bad news he's suffering from lead poisoning. his condition hasn't changed he sometimes vomits has diarrhea and he's often tired the clinic doesn't have the right drugs last time i got medication for him was in january fled is

it would be built in queensland, and the galilee basin, but campaigners fear it will increase the damage being done to the great. thousands of people gathered to protest. they spelt out the words stop a tiny, joining thousands to protest a coalmine that would be australia's largest. a new piece of research came out that shows that now over half of all australians don't want this mind. shows that now over half of all australians don't want this mindlj am passionate about stopping a dunny. —— adani. adani enterprises wa nt to dunny. —— adani. adani enterprises want to build the carmichael coal mine here in the galilee basin in queensland state, where most of australia's coal industry is already based. adani's website says the creation of the mine will bring thousands of job opportunities creation of the mine will bring thousands ofjob opportunities and would generate millions of dollars in revenue and taxes that will go back to the community. but environmental groups and some a nalysts environmental groups and some analysts worry about the contribution to the country's carbon footprint, and that increased shippin

great rivers like the me kong have the mekong river. commission and the nations of the mekong basin collaborate through the mekong river commission not because they're bound by law but because they recognize it's a sensible thing to do to to support development of countries that badly need that and that means not necessarily compromise but finding points where there's mutual agreement where there's a shared vision of a secure water future for the for the basin good to speak with you calling for joining us there from portland oregon thank you thank you finally is zambia's economy was built on mining but more than a century later children are feeling the after effects of years of toxins polluting the environment i don't know the reports. in the notice of sunshine meyer looked a little small for his age after blood tests were done a nurse at the clinic gave her the bad news he's suffering from lead poisoning. his condition hasn't changed he sometimes vomits has diarrhea and he's often tired the clinic doesn't have the right drugs last time i got medication for him was in january fled i

basin, they've dropped their leaves. if you're traveling to the high spot, there's good color there. see any great pictures, send them to me. if you're making the drive up towards happy valley tomorrow, state college, michigan and penn state, 7:30 kickoff tomorrow. i'll tell you, for late october in the middle of 62 at kickoff. that is mild indeed. sheena and i will plan out your sunday forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, chuck. with the leaves changing, the holiday shopping season around the corner, two big names are working as one. how walmart and lord & taylor are joining forces. what it means to crossing things off your list. >>> we check in with aaron and eun. what it makes to make nfl players to stand for the national anthem. the new push president trump put out and update on the survivor of >>> october is national -- burger king wanted to do an experiment month. they recorded customers reaction to a bul more complaints from customers. here's a look at the bully or the burger. >> one whopper junior meal. >> the results are a bit concerning. 95% of customers said something about the

so this will be very important to get back on track for a lot of the permian basin oil producers. a lot of the greatre down double-digit's for the year, which doesn't make a lot of sense. alix: the story before was that if you wanted higher oil prices, that was a good thing. that macro is good micro. there been a sustained change in the way investors like you look at the e&p's? rob: absolutely. capital discipline has shifted to returns and away from production growth, then that is important. that would be a significant means and it probably that you don't grow production as much. so there is still a lot of great names you can i you have to be selective. we look for companies that are within the cash flow that can grow with production. when you look at that, there are not a lot of companies out there that our goodbyes. it sounds awfully good to focus on returns. will investors believe that? , theye when prices go up go back and change their mind. what will it take for the investors to believe they have changed their minds? incentives. incentives have been one of the biggest factors of production grow

great news. but of course this city prepared heavily for it, recommending that people secure their patio furniture, clear their catch basins, move their cars to higher ground, to the median because here in new orleans that is higher ground. and asking people to secure food and water and supplies for at least three days. this city is expecting not only a wind event but also a surge event. i know we talk about storm surge all the time when we talk about hurricanes but there are so many low-lying areas in south louisiana along the gulf coast. some of those areas are under mandatory evacuation. we're talking about the areas of grand isle, parts of the eastern portion of orleans parish, areas like venetian isles, iris bayou. because they're outside the protection system, the levee system set up after katrina. there's a lot of concern that storm surge can still happen between 7 to 11 feet we're told by city officials here. of course new orleans is in an interesting position because not on do we have the mississippi river, which is in front of me, but there is lake pontchartrain and that is directly connected to the gulf of mexic

] i was born here in brooklyn, i grew up in mill basin. [ cheers and applause ] i went to ps 236 on avenue u and did my first major drug deal it's greato be back. do you like our set, by the way? [ applause ] >> this is a special set built specially for you. th there was a play going on here until saturday night. so our crew flew in from l.a. and met with our other crew from new york, started loading equipment into the theater at 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning. they worked 22 hours straight to set everything up and get it going. they literally had no sleep till brooklyn. that's right, give them a round of applause. if it wasn't for this crew and the miracle of methamphetamines, none of us would be here tonight. we'd be picking through wiffle balls at models. no trip anywhere would be complete without my tequila monster. where's guillermo? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: guillermo, is there anything you would like to say to the 2,000 people who gathered here tonight to see you in this ridiculous outfit? >> thank you for coming! fugeta about it! >> jimmy: i know. welcome, guillermo. i want to get real with you for a moment here, if i

basin. i'm hoping that message resonated with him. he seemed to be compassionate about the people that he met and the conversations he had, and we'll work from there. >> just to update folks, the greatf this show, did reach out to fema to get statistics, what we got back is that 20% of the residents in st. thomas and st. john have power. 8% of residents in st. croix have power. 31% of cell coverage is operating territory wide. there's a boil water advisory in effect. there was a piece in "the new york times" that talked about the fact that the virgin islands are ignored by politicians. they're not really on the radar. when she would try to get members of congress to take note of issues in the virgin islands, she would be met with incredulity, they'd say, we're here to focus on the united states, and i'd say, they are in the united states. your thoughts? >> that's my main drive with washington, talking with members. just even this week, a piece of legislation came up in the energy and commerce committee about re-authorizing the child health insurance program, everybody in the united states was talking about it in its support. there was language in there for puerto rico, they had comp