you can use this in heavy sea. you have storm coming, want to measure something a certain way you can stand this up opposed to having it horizon tall in the water. >> there have to be people on that. >> yes. see those people on the decks. that has to be horrible going from vertical to horizontal. where do you put your coffee mug? like a sinking ship every half hour. >> make sure everything is nailed down. >> what happens if you have to go to the bathroom? are there two different types of bathroom? one for the horizontal bathroom and the vertical bathroom. >> it blew my mind and you gave me something to think about the rest of the day. >> you're thinking about sailors going to the bathroom? >>> you guys ready for sports highlights. nick, i know you're not a big sports fan. i feel like you will like this one. this is on a brazilian network. >> we have some lovely brazilian gals. they're about to play inflatable soap soccer. >> let me guess. the girls are wearing nothing under the white t-shirts? >> looks like they ha

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>> when it flips goes from horizontal orient to vertical orient that becomes very stable even in heavy seaoesn't move up and down very much at all. >>reporter: the name of the vessel is flip which stands for flighting instrument platform. back to the wild picture. back one last attempt at the desire. starting today it gets warmer tomorrow. upper dwroys low 90's that's just the beginning. here's the 7 day forecast wednesday fourth of july inland high low 90's. up to about 80 around the bay. mid 50's on the coast. we see 90 inland for several days wednesday. clear sky wednesday tonight for the fivrjts there will beal brisk sea breeze which could push the fog up to the coast. at this point clear sailing for the forks. >> thanks very much. >> larry off tonight. mike is here with all the sports. >> a little baseball for you. red sox play the a's and know better feeling than going deep against your former team mates. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion si

when it goes from its horizontal orientation to vertical orientation it becomes stable even in heavy seas doesn't move up and down very much at all. gregg: well the flip ship is celebrating its 50 year anniversary. happy anniversary. martha: happy anniversary, flip. to this for you this morning. a republican congressman is calling for an investigation into the nation's first offshore wind farm claiming that the obama administration applied pressure to get the green energy project approved. just as they did with the failed solar panel company solyndra. that is the accusation here this morning. here is look where this thing would go. the massachusetts cape wind project as it is known and has been hugely controversial in that area for the last 10 years, basically puts 130 windmill-like turbines right into nantucket sunday but several lawmakers say the faa ignored safety concerns when they decided to green light the construction of this project pointing to a 2010 power point document that reads like this okay? this is one of the things that the people who are against this wind farm have attac

. >>> more than 100 people are dead after flooding and landslides near the black sea in southern russia. heavy rain began falling overnight. rain expected to continue until monday. the emergency minister says some towns have been cut off by floodwaters or landslides. hundreds of people had to be rescued from their homes. >>> back here at home, massachusetts congressman barney frank married his long time partner jim ready today, governor duvall patrick officiated. the vows said in the ceremony were with unique to say the least. they included the line, do you promise to love each other and be each other's best friend whether with democrats or republicans, whether the book is good or bad? frank is 72. ready is 42 years old. the ceremony was attended by more than 300 friends, family and colleagues. >>> it's a summer tradition in spain, the running of the bulls. and again, there were injuries. one with man was gored. five others injured, thousands raced the bulls through the streets of pamplona today. running of the bulls will take place daily until july 14th. the event draws thousands of on looker

heavy downpours and gusty winds seas. 1-2 inches of rain by the time the system moves out of here. >> thanks so much. 6:03. another round of storms means another round of people cleaning up in the district. >> just hours ago, this area was under water. residents finally getting some well-deserved sleep after staying up all night long cleaning their flooded basements. residents are near their breaking point. their basements have been flooded three times in the past nine days. >> this has been going on for at least the last 50 years. i have lived in this neighborhood for 61 years. i can recall being 10 years old then having a flood. >> cars struggling to stay on the road. a low-lying area is once again reeling. residents putting direct blame on the city. they say it is a lack of response on the part of public works. >> i have cleaned my basement three times. it is hard and costly. >> d.c. water has a plan to upgrade and alleviate water problems. it is a plan that will take billions of dollars and 13 years. >> they should be able to do something. can they redirect the water from your? >>

very active low pressure system is dumping heavy amounts of rain, especially in western sea boards, seeingthan 200 millimeters in the past 24 hours. no rain is welcome but yet again additional rain fall will come in. especially if eastern thailand and indochina also seeing more than 150 millimeters. but that will be continuing with some chances of pop-up thunder storms. things are looking pretty much in the norm but shanghai reaching up to 37 degrees tomorrow so that's well above average. even tokyo will be seeing a hot and much dryer weather at 30 degrees for our wednesday. all right, moving over to the americas now. i know the great lakes region, making reports yesterday, but that is continuing into the ohio valley region again. primary threat is hail as well as heavy rain fall. heavy rain along the gulf state areas and also, where we really want that rain is in and around northern rockies region where things are very dry, even showers. we probably could see some. by the time it reaches the surface ground that's evaporated. so really dry. extreme fire weather still in store in these regi

heavy rainfall all due to the remnants moving towards vietnam. that is moving away continuing to weaken but still grabbing moisture out of south china sea pushing itff. even towards hong kong. you are still going to be seeing heavy rainfall. good news on friday it is expected to start taper off as the winds continue to lighten. just east of the philippines you see areas of orange due to a possibility of a new developing system we are watching across the philippines for possible tropical development. temperature-wise shanghai at 34. mongolia with only a high of 23. towards the americas the southwest you are seeing thunderstorms pop up here. you see the white cloud tops firing up on the map mainly due to the monsoonal flow. but farther towards the east we have the cold front diving down from the north. this is going to bring very welcomed rainfall towards kansas, oklahoma and down towards texas, as well. also seeing severe weather raesz the great lakes. storms knocking out thousands of power here as the storms blew up on your wednesday it does look like this is going to be on tap yet again. really what is fuelling this is the cold and warm air masse

heavy and intense rain has occurred here. even in the key peninsula. report of upwards of 117 kilometer-per-hour winds kicking up the seas about 3 to 4 meters high. not only is the rain one of the worst parts of this, but also those high winds and heavy -- high waves out across much of this area. now what's causing this, though is that stationary boundary across much of japan. warm and humid air pumping in from the south. that's bringing all of this heavy rainfall with it. unfortunately, over the next 24 hours, it's not stopping in the near future. northern portions of kyushu could see another 200 millimeters of heavy rain even off towards the tokai region and moving into the tokyo area. already widespread thunderstorms popping up here. some places could see about 120 millimeters of rain in tokyo, a little bit less than 100 millimeters of rain due to the thunderstorms rolling through. definitely still a very dangerous situation out across this area. going to be continuing to keep you posted. let's look at this frontal area. you have it over japan. look off farther toward the west. in central and eastern china, the last 2

heavy oil causing extensive environmental damage. meanwhile, the queensland government is stretching the sea bed to expand port function. it is looking forward to continuing high demand from china and the other asian countries for coal. on the nearby island, more work is under way. resource developers are developing a natural gas plant. this is fuelling concern about harm to the reef, including decreasing the water quality. >> the development of ports needs to be better planned. and by limiting the amount of damage by developing only a small number of ports, and certainly not creating any new ports, i think that's the way forward. >> unesyo is also alarmed. officials recommended last month that australia forbid construction of a newport that could undermine the reef study. the global body also asked the australian government to take measures to protect the reef. unesco officials warned that unless the situation improves, the reef could be added to the list of world heritage in danger as early as next year. members of the australian government say they will promptly consider measures in consultation with local authoritie

sea. that holds more moisture. thus, it's dropping this just very heavy amount of rain totals across the western japan. over towards northeastern japan in the tohoku region, you could be seeing heavy rainfall going into your saturday. also this low pressure area over the korean peninsula because some strong thunderstorms could be flaring up here accompanied by large hail and heavy rain caution that risk of flash flooding. not only is korea and japan under the risk but central and eastern china. in hubai province, you've seen some reports of about 278 millimeters of heavy rain within the past 24 hours now. seen widespread reports of flooding here. any more rain which unfortunately looks like it's going to be occurring. about 200 millimeters could be falling within the next 24 into your saturday. it's going to pose that much more risk of increased flooding for you. south of the frontal, temperatures remain hot and tropical-like. hong kong, high 361. manila, 32 accompanied by afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms. and while it remains relatively cooler but still rather warm in seoul at 27 for your high

looks like it'll go further west and come up through the yellow sea in towards the western half of the korean peninsula. now, it will bring heavy rain with it. and here in the western half of the korean peninsula, you really do need to see rain, dealing with drought for the last several weeks. so that's not particularly bad news. however, we really don't want any of that rain to come into western japan for the last wek or so. extreme heavy rain has been impacting unfortunately you will still see about 250 millimeters of rain over the next 24 hours. the good news is that we are not expecting any direct impact. that said, the systems are very unpredictable so well continue to monitor its progress. right now the winds gusts are up over 108 kilometers an hour. that's another thing to take into consideration. right now, we have a seasonal front that's affecting an area from tahoku into south korea. that is moving further down south. but already you can see plenty of rain fall here in southern china. couple of low pressure systems as well as the monsoon. that's really been bringing very heavy rain here. so flooding and landslides als

of mourning following the flash floods that struck the black sea coast over the weekend, claiming the lives of more than 170 people. >> heavynfall triggered the floods, but russia's emergency services minister has accused local officials of mismanagement. >> of prayer for the victims and for the survivors. in moscow, the head of the russian orthodox church and tried to comfort mourners. a writing back from the disaster region, president vladimir putin promised both a for the survivors and answers from local officials -- a writing back from the disaster region. >> all the signs indicate that it was a natural disaster, but we need to examine how rescue efforts were carried out and how the warning in water supply systems worked. >> many in the region are still struggling to get by, and authorities have admitted that state -- that mistakes were made in rescue efforts. but the confessions have done little to cover those hardest hit by the flash floods. >> my son has not even in two days, not even a piece of bread. he is terrified of any kind of noise that resembles water since the night when the floods arrived. >> russians in mo

sea. towards the east we have the rainy season boundary in the southeast. and this is bringing heavy rainfall about 150 millimeters could fall through friday. and even farther off here towards the west you have this baking heat towards the southwest here and across portions of arizona over towards southern california you are going to be seeing absolutely record breaking temperatures here. las vegas with a high of 45. in san diego you are seeing record breaking temperatures all the way up to 47 on your tuesday here. well above average across much of this area. in europe, as well you are seeing extreme heat here well above average. north of this we have these frontal boundaries bringing heavy rainfall towards the scandinavian peninsula you have the risk of flooding in many of the areas and dropping down of temperatures as the fronts continue to push towards the east. london below average at 20. south of the fronts. here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more updates in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

high waves, rough seas and storm surge could be a major concern for the next couple days. as for precipitation. most of the heavy rain should be confind to coastal areas and additional, 200 millimeters or more is likely across the red areas over the next 48 hours or so. so that could certainly cause further flooding as well as landslides. all right, as for the rest of east asia, thundershowers still affecting across north korea into eastern china. that will be shifting towards the north. as for the beijing area, staying dry. coping with the aftermath of the weekend storm. here is the situation on monday. after the heaviest rain in more than 60 years fell in beijing, killing 37 people, residents yesterday returned to their homes to survey the damage. floodwaters have mostly receded on monday leaving a muddy mess. and lack of food and drinking water. some homes have been complety destroyed and their contents, washed away. so again it is very, again, dry here today. unfortunately, thundershowers and some gusty winds are expected on your wednesday and thursday. so that could -- worsen the situation i am afraid. all

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those highways and delivered thick heavy kicks from the elements working many escape routes to see frank work either cancelled or suffer on their way to the black sea so the people are still waiting. for them to go further to soften them that's what the hell the. bar is one of the popular inacceptable said the good mungo some of thousand people here can hear. the sounds the pipe dreams that suffered sadly of our youth and going and then i'll pass with fluid on our way to a disaster picking area we're told dozens of cars the most to isolate from siberia of them just as. many of those doing many of those people don't look old till the bigots of the example of these. make some of the more difficult to find in the us one of the most boring factors is that the region has a. camp for. children currently filled with over seven thousand kids. and our goal without one of them the temples of. the console it was obvious it was . a thanks very much indeed for that live update there on the phone obviously we have to get more from you as are you venture further into the flood stricken area in the meantime thank you very much dennis built scale corresponding incr

traffic all of a sudden got really heavy heading up to the 880 in sunnyvale. >> a much stronger sea breezeok her own bedfog bank means click temperatures. mostly in the 80's and over the weekend a cooler part of the statewide. >> and today being friday the 13th, this is actually the third friday 13th in the year. there is one in january, april and july, and they are all 13 weeks apart. >> at some impressive while jay. >> that's our report this morning. we thank you for joining us. >> hopefully we will see you on the news at noon for the pics that happening today in building the bart airport connector. >>> thanks for joining us and have a great weekend. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $

heavy rain. 75 degrees in winchester. the cooler and drier air to the north but the heat and humidity pressed down into the south. 103 degrees in raleigh. a frontal system now south of the sea with a pop-up showers and thunderstorms all afternoon. you still have the severe thunderstorm watch a botched -- watched spots in pink. this is where they have a severe thunderstorm morning until 7:15. these storms are moving toward the south and east and have the potential for strong wind, upward of 60 and 70 miles an hour. behind us, things are beginning to settle down and we will look for quieter conditions overnight and into tomorrow. this is the future cast. we have not seen temperatures like this in quite some time. it's still going to feel a bit humid but not as hot outside. showers and thunderstorms becoming more scattered after about 10:00 and temperatures falling into the '70s. isolated storms limited to a 30% chance and the mid '80s for your afternoon highs. temperatures remaining slightly below average for the time of year wednesday thursday, and friday. wjla.com your online home for abc seven weather. you can track the storm using our doppler it feature and we have a grea

sea world. this video is just surfacing on you too. >>mark: they had heavyd hail and upper state york. let's go on to bay whether in traffic. >>george: is a second day in a road that runs 01 has been a late hot spot in the ride. 101. as we switched to the traffic map, we would see slow traffic by 18 and 101 interchange. this is still backed up into the south county. there is a 35 minute drive time. for your ride to the richest -- to bridge is we can see the bay bridge toll plaza. it is 13 minutes at of the maze. is an easy trip for the san mateo bridge. with the golden gate bridge we have not seen any problems this morning. we're below 30 minutes from nevada to the golden gate bridge. >>erica: i want you to notice that there are gray skies up above the san mateo bridge pin we do have a few changes to talk about. let's take a look at the satellite and radar. there is a lout lot of cloud cover sitting of the water right now. antioch is at 68 degrees. downtown santa cisco is at the with-san francisco is at 58 degrees. we are going to born into alone '70s by 12:

heavy rain. some power outages. unfortunately, once again, that band of rain is pushing here now south of the new jersey coastline out to sea. now, out to the west, we've got an area of low pressure that will be developing, riding along a cold front which has just been hanging out for the last couple of days. we'll be very warm and huge you had today. eventually, this afternoon, we'll watch showers and thunderstorms redevelop and some of those storms could drop some locally heavy rain. they will be slow movers and we're talking about the potential for 1, 2 inches of rain in a short period of time. because of that, we have a flash flood watch which will go into effect at noon today. this was issued about an hour ago by the national weather service. we could see some local problems, some uponning on the roadways, that kind of of thing. the timing on this will be mid- to late afternoon into your evening hours. mostly cloudy skies, showers and storms likely. some heavy rainfall possible. in fact, it is likely? spots. 87 your daytime high. overnight low, about 70 degrees. here is your weekend forecast. we'll wake up with clouds

sea. and flooding is a big concern in colorado after wildfires left entire mountain sides scorched leaving no trees or ground cover to help hold back heavy rain. >> reporter: with severe weather rolls in and the threat of flooding is high -- >> can you get with urban draining -- >> reporter: the emergency operation center gets to work. >> our role in emergency management is to identify storms rolling in and get information to first responders to make decisions on when to notify the community. >> reporter: those warn residents when to avoid roads like this one. heavy rain pushed rock and trees into some roadways. another big concern for director mark char's emergency management team is the burn areas. >> the lower threshold levels. >> reporter: he and his crew keep a close watch on incoming storms monitoring what the impact could be to residents. but they are also making sure another wildfire doesn't break out at the same time. >> we have the lightning software which we use for detecting where lightning strikes are. >> in the northeast heat is the threat. dozens of deaths are being blamed on a brutal heat wave that began over a week and a

sea breeze is decreasing but once that low cloud deck burns off, it will be burning off around mendocino. there has already been lightning off our reek. it is giving us some heavy duty drizzle and then breezy, many locations were about 104 and 105 a week ago. breezy cool, rebounding on thursday. higher clouds coming up from the south and we can ken is always in view -- weekend is always in view, it does look sunny and warmer by the weekend. jenna? >>> they are investigating whether microsoft kept the promises it made to resolve antitrust charges. they warned microsoft failure to keep the commitments would result in city of penalties. they have failed to give -- stiff penalties. they have failed to give them internet browsers and they still may only see internet explorer browser. >>> they are rolling out the new kids menus but these are different because the foods are designed by kids. what they have chosen may surprise parents. but they chose carrots over friend fries. it includes free refills on low fat milk. they are encouraged to order off the adult menu and ordering half the adult price. >> very different. >>> this is different, away area graveyard has been