cue up the haboob that happened. the dust storm in arizona. >> haboob? >> haboob called.echnical term for it. the time lapse video of the sandstorms coming in, pretty cool stuff. >> really? >> yes. >> it is really cool. >> don't trust me it's call add haboob? >> it got my attention. i was looking down at my twitter. someone saying i forget to to change my pajama top before whisking off to work this morning. haboob. appreciate that, bill. >>> coming up on "morning joe" -- can you believe that, jen? someone thinks i wore my pajama top today. difficult. >>> breaking downing the news for president obama on confronting the threat of isis. when we come back, huddle around the water cooler for big news on a hollywood star and the role that he and twitter really want him to play. yes. denzel washington and the iconic spy who loves us all. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrus

it's only a haboob if it meets certain criteria. everybody likes to say haboob because of the way it sounds. >> dust storms sped up speed, it looks like "independence day" doesn't it? >> sadly, no aliens sighting. just a beautiful shot. >> taking the plunge from the world's highest cliff jump. >> no, no, no! >> maybe she didn't see the cliff before she got harnessed. >> find out if it all goes down. >> rough play between a hound dog and raccoon. >> he wins. >>. >> no! no! please, don't! >> this is in betweentown, new zealand. this is a rope swing. >> i'm really scared. >> that's christina. >> this video was posted by jenna and jordan. they have a series of videos calling living a puny life. now they are experiencing life in new zealand. they have a website where they share all their experiences. on this occasion, they decided to go to the world's highest cliff jump. that's jenna. goes down. >> i have to do this. this is amazing. >> this is the same girl who freaked out earlier? >> this is jenna. >> christina is their friend. they we

a very impressive haboob, it does seem to be the haboob season. >> we can't get much rain, but certainlys. >> there is a lot riding on the el nino, there is the moment that comes when there is the changing weather. >> it began with potentially the best el nino season for rainfall, the infamous season across southern california. and at this point it is now fizzling out. so that is the bad news, yeah. >> okay, thank you, pedram. >>> all right, we turn to tennis, i am sure you all know this by now. serena williams won the u.s. open tournament, bringing her amount of grand slam titles to 18. she beat wozniacki. it was williams' third consecutive win at the tournament, her sixth overall. >>> now to the men's side, two grand slam finalists square off on monday, cilic takes on nishikori and the 11th seed. he managed to stop novak djokovic. >> feverish, in fact. all right, well, the u.s. president is preparing to unveil his strategy to fight isis militant militants in iraq and syria. after the break, we'll go live to baghdad. >> please stay with us, the news continues, you're watching cnn. anncr

and as al roker likes to say, that's a haboob. and that hit there. visibility dropped to almost zero once the dust settled, thunderstorms rolled in after that. bill karins, do you like to call those dust storms a haboob. >> that's the technical term. it is a dust storm. >> it is a funny name. >> not fun to be in. i've been in phoenix in the summertime when those roll in, everything gets coated like a film of dirt, not fun. the rains washing it away. that is if you're not dealing with any flooding. the phoenix area over the last hour and two hours really got soaked. we were under a flash flood warning in the downtown phoenix area. so be careful on the roads. there is a lot of water right now in between phoenix and flagstaff. and we'll be driving through the regions. in the phoenix area, sky harbor airport, we picked up three quarters of an inch of rain, still raining. the yellow on this map is pretty heavy downpours. the flash flooding life threatening in this region early this morning. when you wake up, our computers are estimating that somewhere bet

rain across parts of the southeast. >> sara asking about the haboob video.we showed that last night. just a mention of it this morning and a risk of it this afternoon. >> she can not help herself. >> why is she laughing? >> haboob with a straight face. >> it's exactly the term -- >>> we have an abc news exclusive. this is an extraordinary story. you're going to meet a 12-year-old girl with true grit. how she survived the so-called slender man stabbing. david muir with an incredible report. >>> plus a lighter note. wedding party, george clooney and his bride to be and a star-studded guest list taking on venice. we'll have the details inside the bi i hear it's better to do most of your planting in the fall. what are you, a plant whisperer? maybe. [ male announcer ] select perennials, now just 3 for $10 at lowe's. ♪ now just 3 for $10 at lowe's. sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. your sta

>> dreaded haboob? >> that's the haboob! so first they get the haboob because it's all dry and now dealing with a ton of rain out there. good news for them, with the exception of the fact they're seeing the flooding as they have had so much in the fact of drought out there in portions of the southwest. so they need this rain. and it's all the way from new mexico towards colorado back towards california seeing this rain. so it's needed rain but all coming very, very quickly. >> not combined with dust. >> exactly right. you can see the problems on their roadways. for us, not a lot of problems. we have had shower activity, but that has not slowed traffic too much on those roads. at least the weather hasn't. 74 degrees right now in d.c. and look at these numbers. 68 in gaithersburg, just a couple of days ago we had a heat index of 100 degrees in d.c. now 68 over there. 72 in men as as. 66 winchester and 70 towards fredericksburg. so a very, very cool afternoon for this time of year. and there's the rain to the south. notice arou

and a haboob yesterday. that storm in phoenix. we might see another one today.heavy rains. 2 to 3 inches expected. rain from mexico to the canadian border. so a large system pumping moisture into the mountains and heat into the plains. into the 80s. 83 in rapid city after the snows last week. a rapid rise in temperatures there. rain across parts of the southeast. that's a look at the big p good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. storm tracker 6 live no moisture out there, just ground clutter. we have temperatures climbing from the 50s into the 60s. we're up to 82 degrees this afternoon warmer tomorrow, 83 degrees, more sunshine and then as we head into monday, increasing clouds, threat of rain monday night into >> sara asking about the haboob video. we showed that last night. just a mention of it this morning and a risk of it this afternoon. >> she can not help herself. >> why is she laughing? >> haboob with a straight face. >> it's exactly the term -- >>> we have an abc news exclusive. this is an extraordinary story.

and a haboob yesterday. it 2 to 3 inches expected. from mexico to the canadian border. so a large system pumping moisture into the mountains and meet into the plains. 83 in rapid city after the snows last week. a rapid rise in temperatures good morning. lots of sunshine and a beautiful saturday. look for air temperature at 79 degrees in the wind will be light at four to eight miles per hour. totonight, we e going to be clear and cool. will have a tou of fog early tomorrow morning with winds out of the north. we he a repeat morrow. >> sara asking about the haboob video. we showed that last night. a risk of it this afternoon. >> she can not help herself. >> kps exactly the term -- >> meet row logical term. >>> we have an abc news exclusive. you're going to meet a 12-year-old girl with true grit. how she survived the so-called slender man stabbing. david muir with an incredible report. >>> and george clooney, his bride to be and a star-studded guest list taking on venice. we'll have the details inside the big bash. [ male announcer ] lowe's presents how to install a fence

cecily tynan is in for adam tonight with the first word from accuweather. >> no haboobs here.e're here to keep you abreast of the weather situation. i had to go there, hu? morning low, 55 degrees. one degree below normal. afternoon high though shot up to 78 degrees. that's 4 above normal. something i want to point out sunrise, 6:52 a.m. the sun sets, 6:5 p.m., twelve hours of lightness and twelve hours of darkness. after this the nighttime take over and sun gets lower in the horizon and temperatures usually cool down. that will not happen in the next few days. philadelphia currently 69. allentown 59. wilmington 61. millville 5 and trenton currently 61 degrees. so comfortably cool out there and satellite 6 along with action radar showing it all most looks like a base map. you can barely see clouds at all. we had a few, high, thin clouds earlier today and most of these dropped to the south and tomorrow will be another day with wall to wall sunshine. and tonight, temperatures cooling off, comfortably a good night for sleeping. overnight lows 50 in allentown and reading 51 and tre

what causes a haboob? what is it?understorms, these cold downdrafts, just kick up all the dust. as that storm moves closer and closer, it brings all of that dust over the city. so that's what we saw yesterday. frightening for folks in phoenix. but today they need to be careful with all of that rain. fred? >> thanks so much, jennifer grey. appreciate that. >>> the third american missionary infected with the dead deadly ebola viruses improving. treated the nebraska medical center in omaha. his wife says he's very sick and weak but improved slightly, enough to ask for a little chicken soup. >>> president barack obama told "meet the press" the u.s. mite must fight ebola now or face long-term risks. >> we have to get u.s. military assets to set up, for example, isolation units and equipment there to provide security for public health workers surging from around the world. if we do that, it's still going to be months before this problem is controllable in africa. but it shouldn't reach our shores. if we don't make that effo

this is a haboob moving in. and powerful storms, flash floods and now tornado. and look at the weather wall, the bull's-eye in the southwest as we street weekend. let's get to to meteorologist rob marciano. you talked about the storms. >> whe a wind report 50 miles an hour and you have the dust and the sand mixing in. very dangerous and low visibility. this is a storm system closer to october l move off to the east. and the system will be in socal, vegas. and strong winds and dust storms and maybe a brief tornado. and it's going to be a slow mover from phoenix up to the northern spine of the rocky mountain, colorado and wyoming. and flash flood watches tonight and will last through the weekend in excess of three inches of rain or more. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the virus striking children sending families to the er across the country. more than three weeks ago, 11 states affected. one week later, 27 states and tonight, 45 states with confirmed or suspended cases. and now word, a 4-year-old has died. was the virus to blame. alex perez now. >> reporter: in new

and a dust form known as a haboob hit.ng meteorologists busy like bill karins with our forecast and's mid-atlantic storms coming in, too? >> wasn't a great beach weekend, especially the southeast coast and florida, rain, water choppy. the biggest concern is heading out the door getting drenk chedn the areas of north carolina, outer banks, eventually norfolk and virginia beach. along charleston to myrtle beach, a rainy morning for you. not severe. not talking flooding, but going throughout today, tonight and continuing to rain into tomorrow, that's when we start to watch the water accumulating up to four inches possible in eastern norm carolina. we could get a little rain in d.c., philly and new york, maybe showers. not the heavy rain like the coast and continue to watch the heavy rain and flash flood threat. any life-threatening weather, likely it occurs in arizona or southern utah with hear rains and flash flooding. for your monday, the worst weather found along coastal mid-atlantic areas with cooler temperatures. really,

it caused this dust storm named haboob, it caused very low visibility at that moment, that was on saturday. to the north there's a line of thundershowers. to the north quite cold areas coming in that is causing the first snowfall of the season for most eastern parts -- excuse me, western parts of canada. a line of thundershowers are affecting the southern parts of the u.s. sunny weather is expectationed in new york where the u.s. tennis tournament is taking place on monday. your high's going to be up to 26 degrees. across the west, chilly for this time of year in winnipeg, 25 for the high. 20 degrees for the high in vancouver. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that was this hour's "newsline" coming to you from our studios here in tokyo. i'm james tengan. thanks for watching. i love there. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris -- hell o there. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris. the headlines this monday -- barack obama is to outline his strategy for data when the islamic state organization -- thats in the french press there was a plan for an attack in paris on the fourth of july. there are no elements of tha

this is a haboob moving in. the weather in the southwest, powerful storms, flash floods and now the tornado. and look at the weather wall, the bull's-eye in the southwest as we start this weekend. let's get to to meteorologist rob marciano. you were telling me about the winds kicking up the storm. >> we had a report of wind 50 miles an hour and you have the dust and the sand mixing in. very dangerous and low visibility. this is a storm system closer to october, the system will move off to the east. and the severe system will be in so cal, and vegas. maybe up to salt lake city. and strong winds and dust storms and maybe a brief tornado. and it's going to be a slow mover so flooding rains for places that don't need water. from phoenix, up to the northern spine of the rocky mountains, colorado and wyoming. and flash flood watches tonight and will last through the weekend in excess of three inches of rain or more. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the virus striking children sending families to the er across the country

five years and it is frightening to see one of these coming at you, this wall of dust, it's called a haboobeduces visibility to almost zero and there's more bad weather in store for arizona, too. cold wave of moisture from hurricane norbert will move into the valley there possibly bringing a ton of rain. it really has nowhere to go in the deserts. there could be some flooding problems. >> very apocalyptic. >> that's true. >>> the the southeast is bracing for the torrential rain and people in the area are very concerned about the prospect of that flooding. >> jennifer gray meteorologist, how bad does it look to be? >> you lived there, only takes an inch or two to create a lot of flooding in this part of the country, where other places may think an inch of rain no big deal. in phoenix it is a huge deal. here's norbert, 75-mile-per-hour winds, barely holding on as a hurricane. will be weakening into a tropical storm in no time but it is expected to make a bend back to the east and it is going to purpose in a lot of moisture across the southwest, and that's what's going to bring all of this rai

the weather term for that is a habo haboob.t's caused by the cold downdraft. it kicks up the dust and creates the wall of dust. visibility gets down to zero. it can be scary especially for drivers and folks on the road. what's going to happen over the southwest. we have remnants from norbert pushing up to the northwest. it's going to bend back to the north and east. it's going to pump in a lot of moisture to the southwest so we could see flooding rains across portions of the southwest. arizona, new mexico, even bringing much needed rainfall to extreme portions of southern california and central texas even but we're going to see a much cooler temperatures coming to the midwest in the next few days. we'll see temperatures in the 50s and 40s in marquette. >> a little bit of heaven. >> 40s. let's take it not so severely. >> we can take it. right? >> of course. >> what the heck. >> haboob is nothing to laugh at i should say. it sounds funny but i lived in phoenix for five years. to see that thing coming, you want to run for the hill

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activity has already been impacting in and around the phoenix area and that's spawned some impressive haboobsthe international, but dust storms. look at this, natalie allen, rolling through a dust storm warning in phoenix through the evening hours. completely enveloping the city. terrifying scene if you've never been in one of those. get inside. common sense. thunderstorm activity in the united states. pretty good squall line rolled through the northeast and also impacted with massachusetts. north shore of massachusetts getting hit. ipswich. frequent lightning, torrential rain. plenty of wind report. look at that. looks like a hurricane rolling through here. in fact, some of the wind gusts were just as high. that was the scene in mass. earlier today. at this point here that front that spawned those thunderstorms that first rolled through michigan and the rest of the midwest is now east and so clearing sky. that's important for the u.s. open. i think we're going to be in fine shape with a gorgeous day there. high pressure remaining in charge across most of the nation. in fact, again, we'll wat

wind reached 40 miles an hour, storms are also calls haboobs. they are created when cold air rushes out of the collapsing thunderstorm very quickly. large volume of dust and sand are pick up and blown high in the air. good news for west coast it looks like weather will be calm over next few days. the reporting from the cbs-3 studio i'm meteorologist justin drabick. >>> welshing between america's pretty solid run in the world cup this past summer and kick off of the nfl season kids have no shortage of inspiration on kick off for sports. >> but as three on your side consumer reporter find, if it is child's first season parents might underestimate those costs reports report to summer's soccer action provided inspiration for young people. >> every world cup would be an increase, more and more cases we get kids in the game and staying in the game. >> i was thinking maybe i could make that it far and play in the world cup. >> i get to do the things that i love and exercise too. >> reporter: events like olympics and world cup give aspiring athletes new

pretty impressive sight on saturday as a massive haboob, a dust storm as high as 5,000 to 8,000 feetexperienced one of these firsthand and it's a very, very scary situation. >> time lapse -- >> yeah, yeah. >> the colors are great. i wouldn't want to be right in the thick of it. >> you feel every grain on your face. it's not fun. >> well, scientists believe a meteorite hit nicaragua saturday night and residents in the capital reported a loud boom. officials believe it was either an ice or rock meteorite. >> the impact of whatever it may have been left behind a crater even registered on the seismic instruments which measure earthquakes. nobody was hurt but if you had have been standing there it would have been painful. >> yeah, indeed. that does it for our coverage this hour. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm john vause. thank you for watching. "early start" is coming up. >>> the hunt for isis. president obama promising to take down the terror organization. now he plans to do it as new air strikes in iraq and we learn new information about the british man isis has threatened to kill next. >>

this is a sand storm, a haboob, which happen this is time of the year. dangerous conditions here. visibilities of 400 to 500 feet along the highway. this from the monsoon flow. coupled with some of the moisture streaming up from norbert. you get storms in the area. the cold air kicks up the sand. it's a scary thing. rough surf from norbert. as it continues to fall apart throughout the los angeles area today. it will be warm there. 90. and 93 in vegas. we're watching this area across parts of the southeast. a frontal boundary bringing in moisture. we had the heavy rain across the northeast yesterday. well, we're looking for cooler air across parts of the northeast. the heat continues across parts of the desert southwest. some rain showers will linger across parts of dallas. chicago, back through new york where you paid the piper with the heavy thunderstorms, look for beautiful weather today. that's a look at the big pictur >> the ladies here, they have beautiful voices. >> way too early. >> it was annoying. i guess we're not achieving that. >> we should tell the audience right now

mark:storm chaser mike olbinski shot this timelapse saturday -- as the dust storm -- also known as a haboob -- moved through the valley. >> mark:arizona is in the middle of its monsoon -- which starts june 15 and ends september 30. >> mark:those winds -- kick up dust and debris as they spread outward -- creating these huge walls of >> mark:a fire broke out on a roller coaster that recently closed. at southern california's magic mountain theme park. >> mark:the flames spread on the famous wooden coaster -- colossus. and caused one crest of the >> mark:ride to collapse. >> mark:no one was hurt. >> mark:the theme park was closed at the time of the fire. and there's no word on what sparked it. >> mark:colossus was closed last month. it will be converted into a modernized wood and steel coaster. >> mark:home depot has now confirmed. its payment data systems have been breached. >> mark:the hack could affect customers who used cards at u-s and canadian stores. >> mark:the company says, there is no evidence debit card pins were compromised. investigators have focused on purchases made since april o