starsky a little bit scary as you can see here we carry this all the way up may be moving in the gulf of mexico as we head in toward next week late next week that after gets there. anybody's guess exactly where it's going to go after that of course gets the gulf of mexico runs some very warm water and some pristine conditions are ready for a hurricane. all right outside we go we've got some clouds rolling in and the thick fog is going to develop once again pushing well on shore filling the bay of some of the valley's today's highs. yeah, we're right about the average in the san francisco 68 degrees 76. and nice and warm in oakland 83 degrees in san jose 86 almost the average in livermore 80 degrees in concord and 10 degrees below normal in santa rosa, 73. storm clouds fired up over this year about a little lightning strikes finally just beginning to tail off. there were some flash flood warnings here early on right along i 80 there near truckee those have been left of us still an active afternoon. we've got an area of low pressure that is actually moving in to the state right now and that will

how stunned i was found the print 28th 2010 to training rick deepwater horizon exploded in the gulf of mexico and 11 people died. every day more than 3000000 gallons of crude oil gushed out into the ocean for 87 days straight the oil slick was equal in size to the us state of new cheney and. in cases like this it is routine from all to nationals to shift the blame onto their subcontractors in subsea trees. the piece c.e.o. at the time tony hayward had to stretch this was an error accident this was a drilling rig operated by another company it was their people versus tems their processes we are responsible not for the actions and but we are responsible for the oil and for dealing with it and cleaning the situation up. after the catastrophe to seal off b.p. tony. he would resign with a severance package worth millions and on the day you see it all things continue as usual b.p.'s response efforts in the gulf of mexico were unprecedented in scale we took responsibility for the cleanup immediately b.p. can help by applying its distinctive skills capabilities and technologies and demanding areas. t

and this is the first major hurricane for the eastern pacific for 2020 now let's switch to the gulf of mexico out there right now tropical storm hanna and you could see that it does have sustained winds at 50 miles per hour and it is going to strengthen because of those warm gulf of mexico waters into a category one hurricane already hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings in effect as it is expected to make landfall in the state of texas by around saturday morning. so very active pattern out there right now they could see hurricane force winds throughout parts of texas 60 to 70 miles per hour. in addition to that upwards of a foot of rain but back on land and closer to home in the bay area tracking our know sky july warmer temperatures for your saturday warming up to near average in the mid 60's along the coast low 70's along the bay and widespread low 90's as you make your way inland in the warmest try valleys and this warm inland temperature range is going to continue all weekend long even through early next week until we cool down by later next week more coming up in my full forecast

but it shows how the caribbean this is a potential development areas had to get out of the gulf of mexico the moment is a mass of thunderstorms no more than that it will be doing that then turning in thunderstorms that might stron revolt as it disappears through western cuba on tuesday or indeed wednesday that a clump of shall be going through the bahamas and has been near once again otherwise it's a very sherry period at the moment but no is concentrating over any particular landmass is really what might form in the gulf of mexico. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of how the lives. of the stories and one of the people are afraid to come. back again and provide any glimpse into someone else's while out who are pursuing in the dream of coffee a life inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. hello again. that's remind you of our top stories here this hour oxford university has made a breakthrough in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine early results appear to show it is safe and triggers an immune response the world health organization has welcome

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what is now tropical storm hanna, turning in the gulf of mexico. and as it does, it strengthens as it makes its way towards landfall. residents there, filling sandbags, getting ready for some expected flood and storm surge. texas, not alone, either. let's check in with meteorologist derek van dam. good to see you, derek, what do you see out there? >> yeah, not alone, at all. in fact, we have got tropical activity, at the moment, michael, from the central pacific through the gulf of mexico, into the atlantic ocean. major hurricane douglas. that's got its eyes set on hi hawaii. we've got hanna you just mentioned nearing the coast of texas. and gonzalo. that's really a nonthreat. but let's get to the immediate threat. tropical storm hanna as it approaches texas, 65 mile an hour sustained winds. looking more and more organized and developed as we move on. hurricane warnings in store for much of the southern coastline in texas, with tropical storm warnings extending to the north and south of that. one interesting thing note. does predict a category one

. >>> a tropical depression has formed in the gulf of mexico. to impact texas this weekend and there is more trouble in the tropics. cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. hi, chad. >> alisyn, hi. it is that time of year when the tropics heat up, the water is very warm and the storms get big. what we have here in the middle of the gulf of mexico is a growing storm that will likely be tropical storm hanna later on today and on its way towards corpus christi, really. this weather is brought to you by boost, the nutrition you need, the taste you deserve. where does it go from here? this is one of two. there's a gonzalo out there in the atlantic. let's worry about this for now. about 45-mile-per-hour storm, somewhere south of galveston maybe all way down to south padre. that's the wide part right now. as it gets closer, we'll know. this is just a developing storm at this point. and 45 miles per hour, maybe up to 50, will be the likely wind speeds here. but tropical storm watches are already posted. our first ones here for parts of west texas,

but in the caribbean this is a potential development areas had to get out of the gulf of mexico the moment is a mass of thunderstorms no more than that it will be doing that then turning in thunderstorms that might try and revolve as it disappears through western cuba or on tuesday or indeed wednesday but a clump of showers appears for going through the bahamas and has been near once again otherwise it's a very sherry period at the moment but no is concentrating over any particular landmass is really what might form in the gulf of mexico or. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many would not have to die behind this stop this harnesses on or really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a ruling the south the case is interesting. because of the much money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera oxford university has made a breakthrough in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine ea

but in the caribbean this is a potential development areas had to get out of the gulf of mexico the moment is a mass of thunderstorms no more than that it will be doing that then turning into some storms that might try and revolt as it disappears through western cuba or on tuesday or indeed wednesday the clump of shall be going through the bahamas and has been near once again otherwise it's a very sherry period at the moment but no as concentrating over any particular landmass it's really what might form in the gulf of mexico. on the deserted streets of they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants. a mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind none of them receive health insurance for their work and exposing themselves very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as skilled migrants now say they're essential to control the virus here i receive messages on the out saying that i was a nurse back what i am doing is not all that different from my pa

depends mightily on thee dramatic increase in exploration and production that's coming out of the gulf of mexico. that would end.he there would be no more new leases in the gulf of mexico and an immediate ban. if you want your utility bills to go higher, if you want your gas bill to go higher, if you want the united states to become dependent on foreign sources of energy, vote for the biden energy plan.n. it's just amazing to me. i just saw a letter from the laborers union international to the ohio oil and gas association talking about how many union workers were working how many hours getting paid what kind ofs wages in order to work in the energy infrastructure that iser rising up in ohio and western pennsylvania as a result of the fracking revolution. you are right. this campaign needs to be about big changes, big contrasts and the big changes that joe biden would like to affect on the country that aren't for the good. >> sean: you have an opinion piece on "the wall street journal" re you are right, if biden wants to lead he needs to specifically denounce the violence in these cities that hav

it's churning in the gulf of mexico ahead of an expected landfall in texas early tomorrow.around 120 miles an hour. it's expected to weaken as it moves past hawaii over the weekend. >>> now to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and her response to an alleged verbal attack by a republican colleague. >> the new yorker took to the house floor and called out her fellow lawmaker for his words and the continued cultural pattern of violence against women. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez took to the house floor to denounce her colleague and an experience that is all too familiar to women in this country. >> in front of reporters, representative yoho called me, and i quote, a [ bleep ]. these are the words that representative yoho levied against a congresswoman. >> reporter: it came after republican congressman ted yoho confronted her on the capitol steps, calling her disgusting for suggesting rising crime is linked to poverty. yoho later apologized for what he called the abrupt manner of the conversation, but not for his, quote, pass

depends mightily upon somatic increase and exploration and production that is coming out of the gulf of mexico. but that would in hand, no more releases for the gulf of mexico and in the immediate ban. if you want your utility bill to go higher and your gas bills to go higher in united states to become dependent again on foreign sources of energy, vote for biden energy plan. you know, it is amazing to me, i just saw a letter from the laborers union international to the ohio oil and gas association talking about how many union workers were working how many hours getting paid what kind of wages in order to work in the energy infrastructure that is rising up in ohio and western pennsylvania as a result of the fracking revolution. so you are right. this campaign needs to be about big changes, about big contracts and the big changes joe biden would like to affect on the country that are not for the good. >> sean: you have an opinion piece and "the wall street journal".com that attacked more than the courthouse. you are right when you say if biden wants to lead, he needs to specifically denounce the

a tropical storm gonzalo, in the caribbean, but we're focusing on tropical storm hanna in the gulf of mexico, already producing heavier bands of rain along th gulf coast, as it continues to move to the west pretty slowly it wil likely strengthen to category 1 hurricane before it makes landfall south of corpus christi tomorrow afternoon we could also see up to a foot of rain across southern texas lots of concerns going into the weekend lester >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> up next, the great divide that made them huge lottery winners. >>> some people, sometimes say we'll split it if we win never thinking it will actually happen. well, for two long-time friends it did. here's catie beck. >> reporter: $22 million. >> and i said, are you jerking my bobber? >> reporter: a stunning prize tied to a promise between longtime friends tom cook and joseph fini. >> whenever the big winner comes we're going to split it. we buy every week and, you know -- not really thinking it would happen. >> that happened many years ago. it just kind of continued. >> almost 20, i think. >> handshake to handshake, man.

many feared an attack on the west coast, the east coast or the gulf of mexico. these fears were not unfounded. the japanese did launch over 9000 balloon bombs with a few hundred reaching north american shores. japanese ships were spotted and german u-boats interrupted shipping in the atlantic and gulf of mexico. military authorities felt was -- it was only a matter of time before axis forces attempted landing operations, even if the landings were not on a grand scale. small, nuisance skirmishes could create a lot of panic and fear in the united states. so, ultimately it became the , responsibility of the coast guard to protect and defend america's coastline. german u-boats had sank ships, and the fear of their landing saboteurs on american soil called for increased vigilance. and spotting them off the coast. believe it or not, hiller had a plan in place to create a sense of unease and panic in the u.s. he was really eager to prove to the united states that despite our physical distance from the war in europe, americans were still vulnerable. soon after the decla

. >> reporter: across two oceans in the gulf of mexico, a critical test in the collision of coronavirus and storm season sam brock, nbc news. >>> let's bring in meteorologist david yeomans from kxan. you're on north padre island, how strong is it right now >> the level of the ocean is five feet higher than normal with huge waves crashing on top of that you can see the waves pounding on this section of concrete sea wall, the only thing protecting this section behind me. hurricane force wind gusts are causing significant damage just down the beach from us, a popular fishing pier, part of it at least has collapsed into the ocean. let's talk about the track. this storm making landfall with 90-mile-per-hour winds on less populated part of padre island and exiting south texas by tomorrow morning jose, back to you. >> david yeomans, take care of yourself, thanks for being with us. >>> one of the biggest and most prolific stars of television has died, regis philbin, for decades he was a key part of millions of americans' mornings kathy park looks back at his long and storied career. >> reporter

that could be doing something, about a 40% chance of that, could be fay, it's developing in the gulf of mexicohing surprises you in the gulf of mexico this time of year, but it will travel across parts of north florida, into georgia, and into south carolina, with rain. whether it's on the water and becomes something or stays on land and just becomes a rainmaker, really, it's going to be the inland very, very heavy rainfall. spots, here, john, across parts of the southeast that don't need rain. we're going to pick up between 4 and 6 more inches over the next 72 hours. >> i know you'll be watching this very closely, chad. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >>> this morning, we have learned that human remains discovered last week have been identified by army investigators by missing specialist vanessa guillen. her family's attorney says she could not be identified by her medical records because her face had been beaten so badly. the 20-year-old disappeared if the ft. hood base two months ago. last week, the main suspect died by suicide as officers tried to arrest him. officials say another s

this will jonathan was talking about this gets into the gulf of mexico, any guess as to where that might exactly go how strong that will be so that's a long way out there we're talking monday right about south of santiago after that as we get to next week certainly a bigger story. next week for everyone we're talking about low clouds and fog making their way back on shore tonight around the bay area pretty typical for summer as the clouds so really thick early on this morning very damp out along the coastline 68 degrees warmed up slightly into san francisco today, 76 in oakland 83 the official high in san jose, 86 degrees warm and live more 80 degrees in concord and 73 degrees in santa rosa storm clouds continuing to fire up over the sierra nevada lou that numerous lightning strikes and then you see right there along 80 there's a flash flood warning in effect that means are actually seeing water that's already moving probably on the roadways in and around that area definitely filling up many the streams and tributaries they're certainly going to cause some flooding concerns there over th

max winds may be about 65 or so you got warm water in the gulf of mexico, but heavy rains with bands you'll see air and as much rain as 6 to 10 inches locally as possible. generally south of corpus christi to the mexican border and then after that all that moisture is going to be thrown back to the mountains there of northern mexico incorporate in the typical monsoon pattern that we have that also believes up to the 4 corner states as well, 63 a san francisco 68 meanwhile for oakland 77 san jose. across the bay today. look at all that green around the immediate bay, this is like a springtime forecast 85. antioch 81 going on for concord 84 livermore up to the north bay we've got our 70's and 80's mixture of course we'll have more on this in your 4 zone forecast we'll check into that extended and there's more tropics to talk about as well but robin what's going on with traffic. >>well it's still have a hot spot dave that's active. and this the transition ramp that takes you out of oakland over to erin murray vail so this is 80 east after 5.80, but it's before the powell street exit we h

we had another low down towards the south and the gulf of mexico that threw some moisture into the frontill see some more wet activity for the south earn united states, pretty much the eastern seaboard will see more wet weather. up to the north and east, be on the lookout for very unstable weather because we'll be looking at some of this stronger wind activity along with thunderstorms coming up as we go through tuesday. d.c. at 34, thunderstorms. atlanta, 29, looking at temperatures up to 32. denver partly cloudy skies through tuesday. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> the latest earnings forecast from nissan motors suggests the coronavirus is making life even harder for the struggling automaker. the firm is projecting a net loss of more than $6 billion in the current fiscal year. company executives say the loss for the april to june quarter reached 285 billion yen or $2.7 billion. they say t

hurricane hanna is expected to make landfall along the gulf of mexico, bringing heavy rain, a storm surge the state is already struggling to deal with a surge in the number of coronavirus cases. preparing the sandbags there. officials in catalonia in north—eastern spain have ordered the closure of all nightclubs amid fears that the country could be experiencing a second wave of coronavirus. yesterday, barely a month after spain ended a state of emergency, its health ministry reported more than 900 new infections. france has advised its citizens not to travel over the border to catalonia because of the spike. our correspondent in madrid, guy hedgecoe told me more about the frustrations being felt by spanish people over the prospect of a second wave of covid—19. i think it is extremely frustrating, as you say there, it was a very strict lockdown, it was very strictly enforced and for the most part people responded to it quite well, quite positively. but i think the fact that we're now in the summer, the peak summer season, when a lot of people would be going 0h holiday, or thinking about go

off the coast of alaska deepwater horizon seven hundred thousand tons from a platform in the gulf of mexico and more recently twewenty thousand t tos of oil spilled into a river. in the russian arctic. but there are other spills less publicized but it could be damaging happening every day merkel- run off into storm drainsns all leaks from barge in courts and hobbies. keep in mind that just one. while content one million liters of water. and it's for the small lot mourning see do is spills that human head can help out most. listen local okay i do have an element of dissent yes yes you can get him under jack dodge wonderful. differentials above- i did appeall t to emotin that. a at the least. anand plee i wawa to do many acts he nonot. so let's wanted to tell you more about the special ordered a copy along twenty by to. thousand jean coutu dickey told the- houston county all sessions to keep up the metal plastic bottle to push your opponent what time comes issue twenty one typical notices. onn a petition you to somebody. so that will come in to the shore a full suite please please please. ple

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thunderstorms will be if you look to the side of the something the circulation taking place in the gulf of mexico that could be worse and now this is not close into a hurricane but it's a hint of you know the warmth of the water in the gulf of mexico it's already a tropical storm watch in texas all along the coast but i think the heaviest rains will like to be around new orleans somewhere like that so this one isn't too dramatic but is an early warning however we have got a hurrican proper to the east so what's the forecast for houston those storms a bit of a breeze forecast barbados is hurricane watch and the reason being that it will thing called gonzalo or next few days it will go through as a category one hurricane. looking out for that of course thank you very much rob still ahead on the news hour tens of thousands forced from their homes kenya's government is called to account over the eviction of people from the forest and in sports major league baseball is set to return after 4 months especially the suspension because. it will be here with the latest just stay with us. the health of human

lady laughed at me, then rigight after they had that meeting, you had that big oil spill in the gulf of mexicoe whole community watch it. if they did that out here, we'd be screwed real bad. inglangasa: what are they gonna do if they have an oil spill? be oil everywhere. our fish, whales, seals. we won't be able to get our food. thompson: when they talk about developing the 1002, who's gonna benefit? is there other oil available that's more easily accessible, and should we look intoto alternative clean energy? rexford: life is a lot easier nowadays than it was before any of the development occurred. we have some folks still alive who have gone through starvation. they do not want to see that ever occur again in our communities. these gravel roads, the power lines, the houses that are built. pretty much every infrastructure that you see here has come from taxing the oil industry. patkota: we're being asked to keep the oil in the ground in our backyard, sacrifice our economic opportunity, to save their world? never mind what it takes to run the schools, the power plants, the basic ininfrastructu

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we have to watch what happens as it moves into the gulf of mexico right now it is forecast to continueres for today as you make plans to get out the door. we'll have a beautiful day with still wide ranging temperatures across the bay area with low 60s in san francisco, mid-80s for concord and parts of eastern contra costa. and the south bay in the upper 70s, low 80s. expect a slightly warmer weekend with highs inland reaching into the low 90s. not much of a cooldown going into next week. >> and that's your latest forecast back to you guys >> thank you >>> when we come back, we get to spend some more time with blake shelton. he has a performance for us with his girlfriend gwen efani. but first stth you are thirsty and we know that you want a cold drink. but we also know that, when it comes to money, you want to...not spend any. that's why 7-eleven has 7 cups free with 7rewards. you get the big gulp you want. for the no money you want. big gulp drink. no money. 7 times. is that what you want? oh, we know. because we are 7-eleven. and we might know you better than you know yourself. 7-ele

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up to the gulf of mexico, what's going on here. this is a tropical depression. it may become a tropical storm looks like heavy rain is headed for texas this weekend. but even some of the effects being felt just off the coast of western florida. meanwhile, there's mister douglass in the pacific here this is something to watch for hawaii, max winds at last check at one 20. that's a category 3 storm. it's actually expected to intensify over the next 24 hours. but then look at the number goes down to one and perhaps a hit happening late saturday night into sunday for why so that's the zone to be looking out for course we'll be tracking it long before then this is not money in the bank so it may miss it. and frequently these systems can but again it looks a pretty ominous right now for heavy winds and rain for the one islands this weekend. exit in a wine islands as a tropical storm back in the home front temperatures in the middle 90's it looks like for the central valley today, middle 60's along the central coast, 69 l a before for san diego your 4 zone forecast for

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. >>> we do stay in texas as we move on to tropical storm hanna, gaining strength in the gulf of mexico. strong winds being felt in galveston. storm warning signs flashing on the interstate in houston. rob marciano tracking this storm in corpus christi, texas, tonight. hanna is now expected to be a cat-1 hurricane at landfall? >> reporter: that's right, tom. that's the latest forecast from the national hurricane center. there's a lot of warm water. near 90-degree water temperatures between the center of hanna and 170 miles to our east. winds at 50 miles an hour. it's strengthening. tropical storm warnings from galveston all the way down to brownsville. there you see landfall tomorrow afternoon, and then weakening some there. we're going to see surge with this. we're going to see a lot of rain with this. flood watches posted for the lower texas coast as well. we will probably see some power outages as these winds come in tomorrow afternoon. hurricane douglas, the first major storm in the pacific, heading toward hawaii. it is in weakening mode, but will be a formidable storm still. will r

the other end of it, over 100 feet of it, ripped into the gulf of mexico. far worse than a category 1, you would think. >> well, the storm surge anyhow. the storm surge is what it's all about, look how much beach we lost. we had a beautiful beach. >> rob, we just saw the effects of the storm surge. you're tracking the remnants of hanna, but also a state of emergency with douglas is bearing down on hawaii. >> reporter: it's a double whammy for two states. we'll start with very large, slow-moving storm. we still have the flood risk. and a tornado watch out for the entire southern part of the state. douglas remains on track for hawaii. raking maui, targeting oahu. holding strength at 85 miles per hour. bringing damaging winds, destructive surf, and flash flooding. we think the center passes just north of oahu and kauai. a slight shift to the south would bring a crushing, rare hit to hawaii and honolulu. a rough day and night ahead for our 50th state. >> rob, thank you. >>> tonight's other major headlines, the coronavirus hitting a new milestone. more than 16 m