there are 1000, at least 1862 platforms in the gulf of mexico g. think this could serve as any type of wake up call for the so many other platforms out there that they need to check their infrastructure, check all the pipes and make sure that everyone is good to go. the everyone's on the same page when it comes to environmental responsibility and performing their job in a responsible manner. well, certainly guess, i mean that, that is not something i could possibly disagree with, but what i actually think above all is that is this, it, this is perhaps more of a symbol of the environmental destruction caused by oil and the fossil fuel industry, rather than a natural example of anything terribly damaging, taking place. and i think if you want to look at the impacts of oil and gas production and see what it really means, you know, you look at the, the high temperatures in siberia look at the absolute, the cooling heat effect. in northwest canada, on the pacific cbl, you know, where we are seeing temperatures in what is meant to be a temper. it's a cold

are missing, but as many as a hundred may be buried. >>> a boiling fire on the surface of the gulf of mexicocontrol. this incredible aerial footage here shows crews working to put out the so-called "eye of fire" earlier this week. mexico state oil company says a gas leak from an underwater pipeline sparked the flames, and they are now launching an investigation. >>> and major backlash tonight after the ban of a specially designed swimming cap for black athletes for the upcoming tokyo olympics. officials at the international swimming federation said the caps designed for thick, curly and voluminous hair do not follow the, quote, natural form of the head. the company says the move could discourage younger athletes from pursuing the sport. >>> when we come back, the u.p.s. driver about to retire and making one final but special delivery. you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ lib

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of the thing in the gulf. as res, painful memories of a catastrophe. just about 11 years ago now, the deep water horizon. gasoline spewed more than 200000000 gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico, covering thousands of kilometers with crude from louisiana to florida. are portly, the worst fill in history, the wild life disaster killed nearly a 1000000 buds alone environmental campaign. all of a tickle says we've been lucky with the latest accident. it looked absolutely scary and appalling. the most surprising thing about it is that it seems to be an environmental term is almost entirely hung. so i'm not saying that we weren't find, you know, the school or the dead sea, but you know, that will be but it seems to be just on a new home. this is absolutely pales in comparison in terms of the environmental impacts. the leak was coast off completely within 5 hours and didn't touch an environmental terms. if you're going to have a leak nice, then this appears to lead me fine or natural gas. it is actually much better in a way that it does catch far than the g. g simply release students to the atmosphere because me thing is a very potent greenhouse gas over 20 years time horizon is a

a massive fire in the gulf of mexico is finally been put out. at eye of fire as some on social media describe it created by an underwater pipeline that erupted yesterday sending a burning ring of flames to the surface. mexico's state-owned oil company that operates the pipeline says no one was hurt and they're investigating the cause. >>> with millions of americans finally hitting the road as the pandemic winds down, they're finding familiar comforts at many hotels now missing. breakfast buffet daily housekeeping and even overpriced cocktails and candies in the mini bar. sorry. they're gone. changes that may stick. aaron gilchrest has the story. >> reporter: as many of americans set out for an overdue vacation, they're noticing big changes at hotels across the country. >> i did not know they weren't cleaning the rooms every day. >> i think we're paying more and getting less services from it. >> all of the perks we used to have, they've taken those away or limited them. >> reporter: from the breakfast buffet to mini bars to daily housekeeping hote

following a leak from an underwater gas pipeline in the gulf of mexico, the company responsible is reportedly more than $100000000000.00 in debt and failing to adequately maintain its facilities. meanwhile, the biblical health scape in the waters of the gulf, drew comparisons to another incident that happened 11 years ago. the who's the mexican energy environment and safety agency follows up on the event that occurred in the cam petrucci prob, related to a gas line. the incident did not generate any news while with the us now, leaving its main military base and knocked down a storm. be back on the field near the capital couple. a dolphin moore to strike in the country have fallen under control of part of the militants, in some cases, forcing government troops to fleet and to neighboring counties. while for 2 decades, the buck rama field was the strategic point of operation for washington and its nature allies in the region. at its peak, it could host up 210000 troops and over a 100 across. it also had a large medical facility on a prison complex, which, according to us senate reports was used

this is in the gulf of mexico. you can see, fire-control boats pumping water over the flames even though the flames are underwater. this happened yesterday, about 150 yards from a drilling platform. mexico's state-owned oil company says it got the gas leak under control, in about five hours. >>> the honor of a washington, d.c., this weekend, for a very special celebration of frontline workers and first responders. firefighter/paramedic, gustavo gonzales. the tallest man you see. he is part of a delegation chosen by the national association of hispanic firefighters to represent the organization at the fourth of july event. it's a big deal. celebrations are going to take place on the south lawn of the white house. tomorrow. gonzales says he is honored and he is humbled to be a part of that. >>> well, vice president kamala harris in las vegas, this weekend. pushing the president's infrastructure plan. she toured the united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america's international training center. speaking to mor

in the gulf of mexico, the company responsible is reportedly more than $100000000000.00 in debt and failing to adequately maintain its facilities. meanwhile, the biblical health scape in the waters of the gulf, drew comparisons to another incident that happened that 11 years ago. the who's the mexican energy environment and safety agency follows up on the event that occurred in the campaign. she proved related to a guest line. the incident did not generate any spin ah an open use with the us now leaving its main minute to base in afghanistan, adults and more districts, including key areas in the counter hall province have fallen under the control of taliban. a military force in government troops to flee into neighboring territories for 2 decades. the back on the field was a strategic point of operations in the region for washington. and it's made so allies. that base could house up 210000 troops and host over a 100 across. it also had a large medical facilities under prison concepts, which according to us senate reports we've used for local official say, american flag. the facility practica

following a neat from an underwater gas pipeline in the gulf of mexico. the company responsible is reportedly more than $100000000.00 in debt and failing to adequately maintainance facilities. ah, the mexican energy environment and safety agency follows up on the event that occurred in the campaign. she proved related to a guest line. the incident did not generate any spin ah, with us now leaving its main military base in afghanistan, the biography field near the capital. a couple, a dozen war districts in the country have fallen under the control of taliban militants. and some cases force in government troops actually flee into neighboring counties. while for 2 decades, the buck rama field was the strategic point of operations from washington on its nato allies in the region. at its peak, it could host up 210000 troops that over a 100 across it also had a large medical facility on a prison complex, which according to us summit reports we've used for shop local official say american troops next to to solicit practically over night without warning, not imm

just look at this scene from the gulf of mexico, off the yucatan peninsula. burned for more than five hours. wow. >>> your next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. and you are in the "cnn newsroom" on this holiday weekend. great to have you along. concerns, tonight, over the spread of the highly-transmissible delta variant, as the u.s. sees a spike in new-covid cases. >>> plus, what started as a traffic stop escalated into a nine-hour standoff between police and heavily-armed men in tactical gear. >>> also, tonight. lifesaving and life-changing. i'm going to speak to one of the winners of kentucky's big vaccine lottery. >>> and we have breaking news, this hour, out of surfside, florida, where officials say

the storm, which was briefly a hurricane, could regain some strength as it moves into the gulf of mexicobut, tonight, it is not expected to hit the miami area head on. that's where officials demolished what remained of a collapsed condo building overnight fearing the storm might blow it over. cbs' lonnie quinn is tracking elsa for us tonight but first cbs' mireya villarreal is going to lead off coverage from tampa mireya, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. right now the officials are calling this the calm before the storm, but a county just north of here, there are evacuations underway, and a shelter will open up tomorrow morning, as elsa creeps closer to the coast. florida now bracing for this-- tropical storm elsa slamming into cuba tonight with 60-mile- per-hour winds, dumping up to 10 inches of rain in some areas. bbnce iday.as been battering the at least three people have been killed. elsa hit barbados as a cor now a tropical storm, elsa is expected to strengthen overnight, threatening residents all along the florida coast from the keys to tampa. officials say it will n

unaccounted for iraq to the underwater gas pipeline has sent flames boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. because state and oil company says nobody was hurt in the incident and that the lake has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage was caused authorities and parts of western canada and preparing to evacuate towns at risk from dozens of wildfires. at least 175 burning in the province of british columbia fuel by days, very hot weather conditions. many of the fires have been sponsored by lightning strikes. meanwhile, a forensic came has been sent to the town of lytton, which was almost completely destroyed by a wildfire in a matter of minutes. last week, 2 people confirmed to have been killed by that fire. a former president of the european council, donald pers case hoping to make a political come back in his homeland poland to escape taking over as the leader of the main opposition party that he founded the liberal civic platform. he wants to challenge the ruling right wing law and justice party in elections in 2 years time . the government has clashed wit

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election next year, a ruptured under water, gas pipeline has 10 flames boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. officials say the lake is now under control. the environmental impact is not yet clear, the search and rescue if it's at a collapse department building in florida had been suspended. what's left of the structure is unstable and is now being demolished. at least 24 people are confirmed dead and 121 are still missing. for over a week, the families of those still missing in surfside have been waiting in vain for news of their loved ones. now they face another excruciating, the late the recovery operation. as demolition teams prepare to carry as a controlled explosion of the size. preparation includes activities like drilling into columns in the unsafe structure, and we are continuing to receive updates about the condition of the standing structure. and we will begin the search and rescue once again on any sections of the pile that are safe to access. as soon as we are cleared, with tropical storm elsa forecast to make landfill in florida, in the coming days, officials decided the rest o

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been recovered. ruptured under water, gas pipeline hasn't flings boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. mexico state on the oil company says nobody was hurt in the incident and that the leak has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage was caused. thousands of march across brazil in protest, and what they say is present variables in arrows, miss handling of the cobra. 1900 pandemic. more than half a 1000000 brazilians have died so far from the disease. and the supreme court is investigating claims that the hard line leader ignored corruption in a vital vaccine deal. they want both sonora out aah and a cooling that president genocidal me. the protests a peaceful but many brazilians are angry. and they've been demonstrating in the streets for a month. wow, we can't tolerate this behavior any longer. the country is being led by a genocidal president. the cardboard sign says lives worth more than $1.00. it's a reference to allegations that a health official asked for bribes of $1.00 per day in a deal to buy corona virus vaccines. their accusations that preside

we'll likely remove them because the track is pushing it further out into the gulf of mexico. d we'll have to add a lot of counties in the northern part of the state particularly in the big bend region. you are looking at counties that we had in there north of places like dixie and leavey county and also some interior counties. we're working on that but we'll have that done very soon. so the impact, the landfall impact of this storm is likely to be north of tampa bay and probably north of citrus county at this point. again they'll continue to monitor the track. it will start passing over cuba today and once it gets on the other side of cuba we'll have an even better idea what the track looks like. our plan is the same. we understand it is part of living in florida. we anticipate some power outages. if you do have them and using a generator, please make sure that generator is exhausting outside your home and outside your garage. if that is inside a garage or inside a home, you will have carbon monoxide poisoning and that has caused more people passed away in florida in the last

that's because the track is pushing it further out into the gulf of mexico. ve to add a lot of counties in the northern part of the state, particularly in the big bend region, so you're looking at counties that we had had in there north of places like dixie and levy county, and some interior counties. so we're working with the meteorologists and we will have that done very soon. so the impact, the landfall impact of the storm is likely to be north of tampa bay and probably even north of citrus county at this point. oing to continue to monitor the track. cuba today.to start passing once it gets on the other side of cuba, we'll have an even better idea of what the track looks like. but our plan is the same. we understand that this is just part of living in florida. we are reminding people just if you do have power outages, and we do anticipate some power outages, if you do have those power outages and you're using a generator, please make sure the generator is exhausting outside your home and outside your garage. if that is inside a garage or inside a home, you

tuesday, more likely the gulf of mexico of florida from naples to the panhandle. a big rainmaker and could see up to half a food of rain in some spots. major. >> lonnie quinn, thank you so much. in surfside, florida, tonight, search and rescue crews are preparing for the possibility that hurricane elsa will shut down their work. 126 people are still missing and the death toll has risen to 22. this after first responders made a devastating discovery. he is cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: for the ninth day in a row, crews continue the grueling work of jackhammering through slabs of concrete searching for victims. colonel elad edri and his israeli team have worked on the mound in 12-hour shifts, tired but determined. you have been through events like this with the missile attacks and the bombing in israel, you've seen sites. how would you compare this? >> this is by far the most complicated site i've ever seen atlaic, hurricane elsa, aiming at florida. winds from the storm could knock down the remaining structure. so first responders are winds from the storm coul

have recovered a rupture under water gas pipeline has been flings, boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. mexico state on the oil company says nobody was hurt and the incident and that the leak has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage was caused. thousands across brazil have martian protest at what they say is president variables and was mis handling of the kobe 19 pandemic. more than half a 1000000 brazilians have died from the disease. and now the supreme court is investigating claims that the hard line leader ignored a corruption in vaccine deal. they want to both sonora out aah and a cooling their president genocidal me. the protests a peaceful the but many brazilians are angry. and they've been demonstrating in the streets for a month. uh huh. we can tolerate this behavior any longer. the country is being led by a genocidal president. to compet signed says lives worth more than $1.00. it's a reference to allegations that a health official asked for bribes of $1.00 per dose in a deal to buy corona virus vaccines. there are accusations that president

a ruptured under water gas pipeline has sent claims boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico, mexico state and oil company says nobody was hurt in the incident and that the lake has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage would cause at least 17 people have been killed in a plane crash in the philippines. a military plane missed the runway during landing on the southern island of jolla. the plane with carrying a crew members and more than 18 passengers. most of them soldiers, at least 40, have been rescued from the burning wreckage. hundreds of palestinians have demonstrated in the west bank city of rama la, demanding president bus. resigned the protests with when activists news. our banner died in custody last last month and it was a local critic of the palestinian authority protest. this calling for justin south africa, former president jacobs, that was due to begin a jail term today, but its been delayed pending review by the countries supreme court last week, very much was found guilty on contempt charges and sentence to 15 months in prison . hundre

gulf has raised up painful memories too. of a catastrophe. 11 years ago, you might remember the deep water horizon gas leak speed, more than 200000000 gallons of oil into the gulf. mexico covering sizes of kilometers crude from louisiana to florida. reportedly the worst bill in history does is asked to kill some 800000 birds alone. environmental campaigner oliver take says we've been lucky with the latest accident. it looked absolutely scary and appalling. the most surprising thing about it is that it seems to be an environmental term, mis, almost in holiday home. so i'm not saying that we weren't find, you know, the schools. forty's, if did seem, you know, that will be, but it seems to be in the storm. she knew homeless. it absolutely pales in comparison in terms of environmental impacts. the lake was coast off completely within 5 hours and didn't even touch an environmental terms. if you're going to have a leak is nice and then this appears in the lead me fine or natural gas. it is actually much better in a way that it does catch far than the g. g simply release students to the atmosphere because me thing is a very potent greenhouse gas over 20 years times rise. and

and tropical storm elsa moving west-northwest and could end up in the gulf of mexico. elsa traveled through the caribbean. meteorologist allison chinchar tracking the system for us. good morning. >> good morning, yep we're taking a look at the system as it continues to make its way to the northwest at about 14 miles per hour. has sustained winds about 65 miles per hour. now, it does have the potential to strengthen just a little bit more before it makes landfall across southwestern cuba late this morning. we do have hurricane warnings in effect for some of the southern portion of cuba, but also tropical storm watches and warnings. but it's not just cuba, we also have those in effect for areas of florida because that's where we anticipate the storm to go next. here you can see again that track is going to take it back out over open water and potentially making a second landfall around the tampa bay region or north of that late tuesday or very early wednesday. the key thing is really going to be the next 12 hours as it enters this incredibly warm-water right here allowin

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a gas pipeline was lit up the gulf of mexico, of the companies responsible for portly, for more than a $100000000000.00 in debt. and therefore, failing to maintain its facilities the who's the mexican energy environment and safety agency follows up on the event that occurred in the campaign. she proved related to a guest line. the incident did not generate any spin ah many associate. the 4th of july with parade's parties on fireworks as to the us celebrates the birth of a nation. however, this year though, the holiday meant to unite the country is ultimately splitting it apart. democratic congresswoman acore bush posted as a holiday is about her american freedom, but only for whites. the country is stolen, land and black people are still not free. well, the traders you can imagine provoked all sorts of mixed reactions with a, ultimately some denouncing view of that of the national holiday. republicans pointed out bush is black and white from being a nurse to serving in the house of representatives and other claim to a message i dishonored, every black person you ever fought for the n

we do, though, do not anticipate when t in the gulf of mexico that this storm is just going to end updel is in agreement that once it's in the gulf, there's going to be a movement back northeast, and we obviously anticipate that will impact the state of florida. so we're ready for that. but we are as much as you don't want to have to deal with these, the movement west at least for this surfside site means the impacts here should be incredibly minimal. may get some rain. you may get a little bit of wind. but nothing like we were looking at maybe a couple days ago with tropical storm force gusts and with that, i'll introduce the kevin guthrie, emergency management director and then we'll do the surfside mayor. >> we just heard from florida governor ron desantis. a lot of the same information that we heard earlier from miami dade mayor in the way of information regarding the demolition of what's left of the champlain shower south building with a partial collapse. the governor making the case for the demolition saying the state supported the local government's decision to move forward. he

. >>> waters in the gulf of mexico yesterday were burning literally. large eye of fire in the middle of the gulf is now under control, but take a look at the video. orange flames resembling molten lava were seen burning in the shape of a circle. officials say the fire burned more than five hours an was fueled by a gas leak from an underwater pipeline. they say there was no spill as a result of the leak and the oil company says the pipeline has now been closed off, but this is just another issue that kind of raises very real concerns. i want to talk about those concerns, both the alarming lehigh temperatures combined with the dependence of the world on fossil fuels and address the still unanswered question that is still hanging out there. what do we do about it? a former u.s. congressman from south carolina and executive director of republican.org which describes itself as a group of conservatives who care about climate change. congressman, i know, i've watched your work on this issue over the course of the last several years. it is very real. you've pre

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way north towards the state of florida where we could actually strengthen because of the warm gulf of mexicoers so far. the latest storm track. has it making its way and making landfall by tuesday morning. but those of you in florida, especially along the coastal communities could actually see some gusty winds and heavy downpours as early as tomorrow night, maybe even as late as monday morning. so just keeping an eye on that specifically because of that serves side building collapse that we saw just a few days ago. this is the last thing they need. so we're hoping it actually diminishes in intensity. and so far just looks to remain. >> a possible tropical storm. by the time it makes landfall on tuesday. so certainly going to keep an eye on that from the kron 4 weather center and also back on land in closer to home, keeping an eye on your 4th of july outlook for your sunday afternoon. mid 60's there for downtown san francisco and the marina district low 60's for half moon, bay and daly city bit millbrae and burlingame in the low 70's with those of you in san mateo at 72 degrees. mid 70's for

the gulf of mexico.ext in sports, the giants got great defense pitching but wasn't enough to overcome the cardinals sports director jason dumas such as hot dogs. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it was a beautiful day for some baseball down at 3rd inking. the giants opening up a series with the st. louis cardinals. check this out. not the hair is the east bay native all american running back at alabama and now a first round draft pick of the pittsburgh steelers. he threw out the ceremonial first pitch right down the middle. he can do it all now the giants. they were on their a game defensively fort benning, jaylin davis. he makes the diving grab on a sinking liner and he throws the first for the double play. nice way to end an inning, then just one inning later, wilmer flores. he's going to make a diving stop on the ground are. his throw to first another great play dug out the dirt by darin ruf. the car get a hit off ga some in through 6 innings. but and the 7th right after they broke through with an infield

storm watches already in effect for jamaica and cuba as this storm now inches closer toward the gulf of mexico and it looks like it's expected to make landfall in the state of florida, which is what the surfside condo survivors and even those of you who are trying to help out residents in that area. the last thing rescuers need at this time could see along the gulf side of florida, anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain localized higher amounts and they could start noticing and rain impacts from the tropical storm arriving as early as tomorrow. night possibly into monday morning before that storm is expected to make landfall on tuesday. let's take a look at our local bay area forecast. we're noticing the return of that marine layer right onto with temperatures right now in the upper 50's for half moon bay, low 80's for concord and antioch. so we're seeing about a 25 degree difference out there right now. typical summer pattern out there in the bay area to start out your july and overnight lows tonight, mid 50's along the coast upper 50's as you make your way away from the bay area coastline. temp

more tropical storm l sir has now made land full across the northeast corner of the gulf of mexico just pushing up around for a pan handle weakening in the process. it is tropical storm, now downgraded from a hurricane. it will continue to make its way further northwards. nice was over the next few days away from here. the stories about the heat down towards the south west of the us once again getting into the mid forties. therefore, phoenix temperatures picking up the southern parts of california, frankly around the pacific northwest western areas of canada, temperatures on, on the fall, over the next day or so. so not causing too many problems. the problems are going to be across at east side of the us. more weather coming through here, just around the carolinas, towards the middle and to states as elsa punches out into the open waters drifting up towards newfoundland, just passing new york as we go on through friday. so it's a very wet weather coming through here that could cause localized flooding across a good pot. that east side of the u. s. right through new england. sherry rain

but we are seeing no severe storms affecting texas and coastal areas of the gulf of mexico. so more wet weather on the way there. and as we move to central america, we could see wet and windy weather for florida. by the time we get to monday, we've got tropical storm elsa making its way across the caribbean. we've got tropical storm warnings out for jamaica for haiti and the dominican republic. and we are expecting some really strong winds and some heavy rain from that system. we'll keep an eye on that. the can an image represent a truth or merely mimic the perception of the beholder behind the camera. preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaiming narrative, and the trauma of colonialist ation and lingering legacy, delicately addressed as a weapon to make a scene. in the democratic republic of congo, film and a witness documentary on al jazeera, blue face masks, a common site in city centers around britain, but as lockdown, the loosened people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a w

so it is going to be hot and humid around those states in the gulf of mexico. we are expecting temperatures to continue to climb, not just here, but also in western areas of the u. s. and western areas of canada. we're going to see those hot, dry conditions persist all the way from british columbia to alberta for the wet weather. we have to head further south to the south west desert states. we are seeing those thunderstorms continue to rumble across this area. we had to the mid east, we also are seeing some severe storms affecting parts of illinois and indiana. and by the time to get into sunday, it will be washington d. c. that sees those thunderstorms and heavy downpours. new york expected to see some of the weather weather by sunday, as well as parks of new england, and it is looking rather wet from mexico. as we move to central america. we've seen some flash floods across sonora state and we are going to see those rains continue over the next few days. the oh, with sandy beaches. gigi cree shopping and low taxes. could probably go island of high non become

. >> i have to get your thoughts before we let you go on that crazy fire in the middle of the gulf of mexico. this underwater gas leak near an oil rig that sparked a fire. look at this. even though it's not a climate event, it's just emblematic of what we'll put up to get fossil fuel. >> reporter: yeah, and it goes with the lead story we talked about, the exxon sting. this, again, is about social silence and what people are aware of and the hidden costs of our fuels. that is the result of a punctured pipeline owned by the mexican national oil company and they say they think they have it controlled there, but we're setting our oceans on fire using fuels that burn and the science is to stop that as soon as possible. everything is connected that we're talking about. >> all right, bill we'ir, thank you so much and have a great holiday. >> you, too, pam, thank you. >>> still ahead this hour, heather barr at human rights watch calls the u.s. v/afghan withdrawal a disaster. she joins me life. >>> and richard branson gets ready to launch to the edge of space. i'm going to ask former nasa astronaut w

. >> reporter: with tropical storm elsa turning towards the gulf of mexico. >> we can't let our guard down. we need to be watching closely. >> reporter: top concern for officials leading the recovery effort is that high winds could knock down the tower still standing. >> you wouldther disaster with the same building. >> reporter: late friday, in oklahoma city that said it could take down the rest of the of tower. >> it is going to slow down the search while this is coordinated in a controlled demolition. i believe that's what is smartest to do, a controlled demolition to cut down the risk even more. >> with the looming towers gone there will be access to the entire debris pile. >> that will be wide open to put more people on the pile and dig out the remaining victims. >> i think their primary concern is that the work not stop. that nothing interrupt the search for their relatives. and that's our objective also. >> another concern, pets left behind during evacuations, mayor has said three searches have turned up nothing. the longer the building stands the more dangerous it is. >> the f

comes in from the gulf of mexico, and that is monsoonal moisture very typical this time of year and you can see some of it there in nevada right now. for us, we keep an eye on that because it's not so much that we're expecting any rain from it, but we could get thunderstorms when that pattern changes in that high pressure migrates a little further towards us. drag some of that monsoonal moisture our way and of course, thunderstorms mean lightning, and that's what i'm keeping an eye out for. it looks like sunday into monday. we could start to see perhaps a little bit of that. it's still you know, not exactly locked in, so we're not going to worry about it quite a bit just to mention to you something. we start to keep an eye on this time of year. so here your highs today beautiful day out there 65 in san francisco will go 70 in oakland, the mid eighties up in santa rosa over and conquered and livermore lovely seventies around the base, so san jose about 76 degrees, and as we look at your extended forecast, as i mentioned. we're going to kind of hang out in this pattern warm up, just attac

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with breaking news, tropical storm elsa appears to be gaining strength and may slam into the gulf of mexico as a category 1 hurricane. hurricane warnings posted along portions of florida's west coast. the deadly storm is already slamming into the florida keys, unleashing a torrent of heavy wind and as much as 8 inches of rain. as it moves further into the gulf in the coming hours, forecasters worry elsa will pick up more power. tonight much of the southern part of florida is also under a tornado watch and several counties issued emergency evacuation orders. while there is real concern that high winds will pull up trees and take down power lines, florida's governor's biggest fear is flooding from a dangerous storm surge as elsa pushes a wall of water into the tampa bay and through other low lying areas. cbs' lonnie quinn is standing by with the latest on the storm's path but first cbs' mireya villarreal will lead off coverage from anna maria island. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. the northern part of tropical storm elsa is hitting florida right now, already 7,000 people, rou

a surreal scene in the gulf of mexico as crews battle a massive fire burning for hours after a gas pipeline ruptured below. those stories, plus let her run. a growing show of support for sha'carri richardson from fans, fellow athletes and celebrities, a day after america's fastest woman was suspended f signature race at the olympics for failing a drug test. but her olympic dream might not be over yet. today, saturday, july 3rd, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. >>> welcome to "today" and thanks for joining us on a gorgeous saturday morning. i'm happy to have my friend, savannah sellers from nbc new news with us. kristen is on maternity leave. dylan taking the weekend off. so glad that you're here. >> i'm so happy to be here. thank you for having me. >> sha'carri richardson, so many americans are rooting for her and we're keeping an eye out to see whether she gets added to the roster for the 4x100 race which means her olympic dreams would not be dashed. >> so many people admired how she handled herself on the "today" sho

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of emergency for 15 counties along the florida gulf coast. >>> abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian is watching elsa. >> now moving into the gulf of mexico over the warm tropical waters it is expected to intensify tomorrow gaining tropical storm strength of 65 miles per hour as it moves up along the west coast of florida as a potential flooding rainmaker. in fact, there are flash flood watches and warnings out along florida's west coast. and as the storm moves tomorrow up along the coastline it is expected to make landfall early wednesday over the panhandle and southern georgia and up on the coastal carolinas as a severe flood threat, is what i am trying to say. we will keep watching and give you the latest as it develops. >> thank you, see you shortly. >>> the entire condo building that partially collapsed in florida is now demolished. crews say they removed five million pounds of debris. abc news reporter marci gonzalez reports that officials made a pledge to the families of the loved ones that are still missing. >> reporter: in the rubble, another heartbreaking discovery. search and rescue crews finding the body of a 28th victim. the

its final dash to the ocean, through a 233-mile manmade channel that snakes its way into the gulf of mexicothe way, the ports of baton rouge, new orleans, and south louisiana rm the greatest trading hub in the westn hemisphere. steven hathorn is president of the new leans-baton rouge steamship pilots association. >> i believe the economic effect is around $730 billion per year. one out of every six jobs in louisiana is from the mississippi river. i like to say it's one of our greatest-- probably our greatest natural resource. >> reporter: hathorn has navigated large ships up and down the channel for decades. >> our area is one of the most treacherous pilotage areas in the world-- very congested, with tens of thousands of barges, hundreds of tow boats. we have i think seven bridges in between new orleans and baton rouge to navigate through. it can be very trying on a person. >> reporter: even in normal conditions, navigating the mississippi is so challenging that a specially-trained local pilot must steer every international freighter safely to port. but the unpredictable high water season i

and those states around the gulf of mexico and florida could see some very wet and windy weather with the arrival of hurricane alpha. on monday for now it's moving across the caribbean, bringing flooding reins and damaging winds. ah, on cantering that coast site is challenging the political establishment in latin america as a pandemic, thanks millions into poverty and fuel prices and drawing up the fruits. and where is the lease next tech unicorn? can see the cost on out to 0 the the calls for brazil's president to be impeached as anger grows about his handling of the cove at 1900. ah, hello robin, you're watching. i was there like my headquarters here in the hall, also coming up 100 the told to evacuate their hands in canada. 15 spread in the western province of british columbia. both will last minute legal, pre jacob zoom. the for the south african president was due to start a 15 month trail 10 plus the elaborate new lamp post that could be shedding light on corruption in thailand.

over the weekend, you undoubtedly saw the now viral videos of a ruptured gas pipeline in the gulf of mexico, which then flames boiling to the surface of waters west of mexico's. you could have peninsula many describe what was seen in the footage as an eye of fire. so what happened? well, on friday, just after 5 am local time get started leaking from the pipeline, operated by mexican state, run oil giant pemex. less than 6 hours later operation returned to normal according to the company, which reported no injuries. the company which has had a history of accidents, said it is investigating the cause of the pipeline burst. meanwhile, oil prices serge tuesday as opec plus members called off monday meeting intended to discuss lifting production cuts made in.