is expected to stay offshore. >> for the bahamas humberto remains a big concern. nbc's sarah dalof has more. >> humberto threatens those areas previously pummelled by hurricane dorian. >> they're in the eastern flanks. >> complicating humanitarian efforts and the search for people. joyce thomas just heard her survived. >> i thank god my brother is alive and he's well and i get to hold him again. >> phil thomas lost multiple family members. >> i have to keep moving and pick up the pieces bit by biris now further delayed by heavy rain and high winds. >> i lost my job. i work with tourist. no tourists are on the island and no ship is coming to the island so i have no income. >> humberto is expected to make its way up florida's eastern coast staying offshore, but still delivering rain to already saturated areas. >> dorian affected me because i was four days without revenue. so if we get another surge how is it going to affect whether or not we get more customers. worried and waiting, battered regions bracing themselveses for more severe weather. >>> we'll take you ins

that is @garvinthomas. >>> tropical storm humberto. florida's eastern coast also keeping a close eye on it. it is expected to stay offshore. >> for the bahamas, humberto is a big concern. >> reporter: nervous eyes on the sky this weekend. threatening regions previously pummelled. >> anticipated to stay mainly on eastern line. >> reporter: search for some 1300 missing people. joyce thomas just learned her brother survived. >> i thank god that my brother is alive. >> got to keep moving and pick up the pieces bit by bit one day at a time. >> reporter: that return to normalcy and the flow of tourism dollars. >> i lost may job. i work with tourists. no tourist are on the cing to t. so i have no income. >> reporter: humberto scheduled to make its way staying onshore. >> dorian affected me because i was closed for tour days. so four days without revenue. >> reporter: worried and waiting. nbc news. >> we are not getting severe weather, hurricane weather, but getting rain. coolghanges. and for places that missed out, a big cool down today, it w

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so, we will watch humberto from us throughving t t hero et. eighty-nine in the district, 87 in buoys, 88 in hey market, and 88 in leesburg. it has been hot everywhere even outside the metro, zero nine in, baltizero nine maryland. so cold front will move through tonight. it will mostly come through dry. e ju skies. we could see some stray showers closer to day back, 68 forhe low temperature.re tomorrow big diffee instead of 90, only 80, mosin the morning gives way tooft sunshine in the afternoon nice coolut northeasterly winds. temperature trends over the next few days, no major h as we should see temperatures at normal if n andeic comfortable. sennty-five o not done with 90 agree temperatus, see warmertex should sayrumbeginsme n sextot t full seven day forecas.t which i'll ue hav for little later on, angie, blak c >> septembertinues to sizzle. thank you, caitlin. gng to see on fox5, the community coming together to throw memorable birthday celraonti bo. brian, has autism, andis mother through a party for him athuck-e-cheese saturday. but, none

the national hurricane center says humberto is about 85 miles north of great abaco island.re no watches or warnings in effect but residents are still bracing for the rain as they deal with the aftermath of dorian. >> no tourists are on the island. no ship is comeing to the island. >> there is nothing we can do about it. just have to be ready and prepared. >> while tropical storm humberto is not expected to make landfall, forecasters say it could cause life threatening surf and rip current conditions from east central florida north carolina. >>> meanwhile, golden state warrior klay thompson is pledging his support for the bahamas. the nba star whose father is from the island has pledged to donate all of on the subject of weather, might as well continue. here is darren peck. >>> brian, i the cameras on the sales forcamera to show how we will get the cooldown from inland locations. we have a big cooldown. you can see the on shore flow as the clouds were surging on shore at sunset. now from the camera looking the other way, you see the east bay has a pretty good blanket of low

this is the peak of hurricane season this week so we've got humberto.e've got that thing in the gulf, a couple things out here in the atlantic but the best chance of development is way out here. we got about a 40%, 50% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone over the next five days so we've got a lot of time to watch this and we'll watch the stuff developing closer to home this time of year. >>> good saturday morning i'm moimgs frances dinglasan it's another spare the air day with high pressure in place. temperatures hitting the upper 90s in the inland. cooler at the contest. >> this weather report is sponsored by walgreens. full moon last night. friday the 13th. >> i know. >> i saw it. >> people were freaking out about that. >> next one is in 30 years, so hope you make note of it. >> next full moon is in 30 years? >> next full moon on friday the 13th. >> okay, that's something to look forward to. >> mark your calendars, folks. yep. >> all right. >>> coming up on "gma," it started as a joke to storm area 51 and see aliens and now it's led to arrest

humberto is not expected to reach the u.s. coast but may strengthen to a category twohu icane in the coming days as it turns northeast. in southeastern spain, two days of record rainfall has caused widespread flooding to the coastal regiond killed at least six people. emergency personnel have rescued thousands of stranded residents from the rising waters. spain's acting prime minister, pedro sanchez, flew over the area and surveyed the damage. aroirports, trains and ways in the region have been closed. rainstorms are normal in the fbeall, but this year's hav bunusually fierce, flooding fields and turning roads into rivers of mud. saudi arabia said today that it is shutting down about half of its crude oil output following drone attacks on major production facilities. yemen-based houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks at a major oil field and auproduction center, whichd a huge fire. saudi arabia said the fires were under control but did not ircothe houthi's claim. the shutdown will mean the losst miof fivion barre

there' really close pass with humberto.u watch track on jerry, stays away from the bahamas, that's good news. bermuda is right there. so, there is potenti th strong tropical storm or a wy k hurricane, could go right across bermuda or very, very close to bermuda. hopefully it won't have a direct hit on bermuda but again,orecast to become a hurricane by the middle par of the week. day ahead looks like this for us. loads of sunshine, teeratures will move up into the uer 80's. we'll cool off late thishi afternoon as evening back down into the middle 80's. high 88. high tomorrow 92. first day of fall. remember thi. words will like bulletsre and our mout the guns and and you can kill someoneong wito will be there as well. >> incredible.or here's all the inftion on your screen nain gentlemen. it h such a pleasure you fget aboutnk this free eventha tnghis thursday and dot go come when we return. >> ♪ a bringing thousands un little bit off to the east tomorrow and that wil ylittle be humidity, a little bit hotter. e very t,er v exte

g >>> humberto hasained strength and is now aic category 1 hurre in the atlantic ocean.t the l satellitegery shows it tracking away from the united states. now, take a l at this video from inside of the storm. you can see the dark clouds, t waves whipping with the wind. hurricane hunters from the us air force flew through ferocious winds and rains to give us this up-close look. hi >>> meanwle united nationsyi secretary sng abaco in the hayebasterday, hurricane dorian responsible for 5 d dori the bahamas oncane when i in september 1st, the island of de about 70 thousand people were left homeless. >> the financial cost of the damage caused by d ian is not billions of dollars, and t bahamas cannot be expected to foot this bill alone. these new large scale disasters demand a youtube lat central response. one way to do this is toro impys access to development finaing. >>> taking a look outside here in our area, really nothing to complain abou h wead a very nbuict, gwen, tracking humberto i know people really curious as to where this storm is headed especially following dorian. fini tely. and

the most immediate threat, humberto. here is the latest from the national hurricane center. 60 miles per hour kilometer sustained winds. that's roughly 40 miles per hour. that is tropical storm force. and you can see the bulk of the thunderstorm activity. the convection is to the north and east of the center of circulation. we're holding thumbs, we're crossing our fingers. maybe that will spare the hardest hit areas. tropical storm warnings in effect. the good news is for southeast florida, we have released the tropical storm watches that were in place because our computer models are starting to get a better handle of the exact trajectory of this storm as it moves across the gulf stream waters over the next five days. we expect that abrupt easterly turn away from the southeast coast of the u.s. and that is limiting the chances of tropical storm force winds. nonetheless, dangerous rip currents and high surf expected along the coastline of georgia, florida and into the carolinas. where will this storm go and will it intens

to closer inspection, humberto moving out to sea, it will weaken.t see jerry right now, it could potentially impact bermuda. it will take a few days, possibly as a category one hurricane. typically, based on climatology in terms of tropical activity, typically september is the most active month, it kind of agrees with what we see right now, into october with the peak of the hurricane season. we keep an eye on the storms and talk more about it change in the weather pattern as well coming up. >>> thank you. amazon founder and ceo, jeff bezos announced his company will sign a climate pledge with the goal of meeting the paris agreement climate goals 10 years early. the goal is to end emission reduction targets by 2040. he said 80 % of the amazon energy use will be from renewable sources by the year 2020 fourth. amazon will also buy 100,000 electric delivery vans, thousands of amazon employees set to walk off the job tomorrow to protest the company's pollution and supportive fossil fuel companies. >>> happening today, 12 democratic presidential candidate

sin embargo, aumentamos medidas frente a la posibilidad de la tarjeta tropical humberto.entan a otra amenaza esta vez de la tormenta tropical humberto en las islas continÚa la angustia ocasionada por el paso del huracÁn dorian. miles de personas siguen desaparecidas y se incrementan las enfermedades asociadas al la falta de agua potable. galo tiene la crÓnica de esta tragedia que estÁ lejos de terminar. >> miles de personas estÁn desaparecidas en bahamas. luego el destlos recientes continÚan relatando las experiencias de terror que experimentaron. y sÉ que muchos habitantes estÁn desesperados ya que desconocen si sus seres queridos siguen vivos. hay muchos que siguen desaparecidos. se espera que el nÚmero de muertes aumentes significativamente, dijo. miles de personas buscan informaciÓn de sus familiares a quienes no han visto desde antes de la tormenta. un principio se dijo que la cifra de desaparecidos podrÍa llegar a 2500. pero el gobierno asegura que la cifra se redujo a 1300. de las que aÚn se desconoce su paradero. la drÁstica reducciÓn del nÚmero sido porque muchos

imelda, humberto, and jerry. >> right now humberto is impacting bermuda. >> in texas, imelda is drenchinge gulf. a tornado was spotted in bay town just outside houston. >> a little further south in galveston, a man waded through floodwaters to rescue his girlfriend after her car shut down. down the gulf coast in freeport, texas, more heavy rain had the streets resembling rivers. accuweather's adam del rosso has the complete forecast. >> imelda still causing problems across east texas into louisiana not only with some tornadic storms but also flooding rainfall. by the time all is said and done, 2 feet of rain is possible in spots through today. areas where we've already been dealing with flooding. hurricane humberto lifting northward away from bermuda. we'll have improving conditions there. however, along the east coast of the u.s. we're still talking some rip current issues through the day tomorrow. and then we've got tropical storm jerry strengthening into a hurricane by the time we head into friday. into the weekend as it passes north of puerto rico, we'll be talking about some rain and

humberto is expected to become a hurricane within the next 24 hours. the storm has been strengthening all day. here with the latest and where the storm is head, meteorologist jeff berardelli. jeff, what is the latest. >> reena this storm is getting better organized and strengthening. the good news is it is beginning to move away from the bahamas. but we think it will likely be a hurricane fairly soon. you can see on the satellite lots of big thunderstorms blowing around the center. it's going to be lifting north ever so slowly the next 24-48 hours as it moves over very warm gulf stream waters it probably becomes a hurricane, and then it's rushed out to the east by a strong jet stream protecting the northeast united states. but as it moves up along the east coast of florida, just far enough offshore, we're going to see wind gusts to around 40 miles per hour, but it will spare the worst of it. it looks like most of it stays out to sea with wind gust gust o 32 miles an hour. waves will build up to 30 feet offshore. that means rough surf and very dangerous

>> well, remember lead singer of the rock group the cars dead at the ageof 75 >>> and here comes humberto. the latest atlantic hurricane is churning big-time as we kick off your week. "early today" starts right now good monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm gigi stone-woods. we begin with some breaking news one of the biggest union strikes in more than a decade has kicked off. members of the united auto workers union at general motors. the largest automaker in the u.s. walking off the job, arguing that the employees are not making enough while the company brings in billions there are concerns this morning about the economic toll this protest could take nbc's jo ling kent has more. >> reporter: nearly 50,000 general motors workers at 31 plants across the country will walk off the job >> this strike is about us it's about standing up for fair wages. >> reporter: gm argued it presented workers with a solid new contract >> we believe that we presented a strong offer to the uaw. >> reporter: according to gm, that offer included over $7 billion in investments, and more than 5400 jobs b

and this is humberto looking very healthy, likely to become a category 2 hurricane. far enough away from the bahamas and the u.s. but will be heading toward bermuda. and a new chance in the atlantic, and also in the gulf. >> rob, thank you. >>> next to a 10-year-old girl fighting for her life outside of dallas after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba. she was swimming in a river over labor day weekend. there are long odds, but there is hope. marci gonzalez has the details. >> i love you. >> reporter: tonight, this 10-year-old girl fighting to survive after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba. >> she's still here with us, and we're still fighting. >> reporter: lily mae avant complaining of a headache and fever days after swimming in a river near her central texas home this labor day weekend. >> when they went to wake her up, she was unresponsive. >> reporter: lily, now in a medically induced coma and facing daunting odds. of the 145 people infected with the naegleria folweri amoeba since 1962, only 4 have survived. the most recent, sebastian deleon. the camp co

the tropical system strength end into humberto overnight.o cld be at hurricane strength by monday, staying well out to sea, but still bringing ngerous rip currents and rain to the southeast coast. >>> a frightening scene at the top of the empire state building. a man swinging a sword on the observation deck. police took him down without anybody getting hurt. people who watched this incident say the man pointed the weapon at himself and may have been suicidal. the 35-year-old was taken to a hospital for observation. no charges have been filed. >>> an amazing feat on the golf course on friday. chapel missed most of last season recovering from back surgery. at one point, he made nine birdies in a row, tying a record. in a heartbreaker, he just missed the final putt. but he still became 1 of only 11 players in pga tour history to shoot a round under 60. >> not a bad round there. >>> actress felicity huffman has a new role in her future, prisoner. on friday, a judge gave her a short prison sentence to pay for her daughter's s.a.t. scores to be in

. >>> in the atlantic where tropical storm humberto is turning away from the bahamas. relief for many, but as our reporter tells us rain is still injuring relief efforts from dorian. >> reporter: storm manistee bahamas less than two weeks after dorian struck as a category 5 hurricane.>> the storm is only predicted to be a tropical storm we want residents to take it seriously. >> reporter: he traveled to the bahamas to hear from victims and to see the widespread damage. >>- >> reporter: after dorian cheryl finding it hard living. >> no ship is coming to the island. >> reporter: they urged people to find te ey said aid efforts would be temporarily suspended. dorian claimed at least 55 and 1000 people are missing. some 70,000 are in need of shelter, food, water and medical aid. >>> golden state warrior clay tropical strom harvey thompson sammy the trump administration because of their response to storm victims seeking shelter here. what he is proposing to do to help. >>> a woman accused of causing a disgusting seen in the state senate chambers last night is free on bond t

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. >>> all eyes now on hurricane humberto.ategory three storm tonight and expected to bring high winds and rain to bermuda. also potentially could cause somereeadly rip curs in parts of southeastern u.s. coast. on mgarydycgra ergosh, this -- hurricane, gary. >> i know.an her major. really q strengthened, reauick o'clock got word it jumped up to a major. probably still strengthening now. very impressive hurricane on satellite magee. >> look how big it is. impressive eye. basically the hurricane forced winds not all that 115 is spread out over 60th miles froe center. but hurricane force winds spread 60iles from the center.re that's ptty big hurricane. we zm in here taking on that thassic shape. e eye wall is very very strong. and it seems to be getng a little bit more symmetrical, meaningtirobably sll in a strengthening phas per mud da is right over here, bermuda right now is u a hur warning.to obviously therm is over 400 miles to wes and southwest of bermuda. very important. couple things to note movement a little more to north

with humberto approaching recovery efforts are on hold. u.s.a. i.d. helping bahamians get ready for another round of heavy rain and winds. cnn's diane gallagher is in the bahamas for us. diane, what are they bracing for? it looks sunny behind you. it's what's on the horizon that's worrisome. >> it is. we're in nassau which was completely untouched for the most part by hurricane dorian. we're talking about abaco, grand bahama that were decimated. they're the ones that will receive likely the most impact from tropical storm humberto. right now our fixers are describi describing thunderstorms right now. the concern is what allison said. these structurally compromised homes and businesses that made it through hurricane dorian probably can't take much more. u.s.a. i.d. has been working in preparation for humberto to distribute fix it kits to assist the bahamians staying in their homes to try to put these large heavy plastic tarps over roof tops. the government officials in the bahamas would like for people to evacuate to shelters instead. they were offerin

hurricane humberto moving away from bermuda and will not affect anymore land.an area of the pressure. tropical storm jerry, we like when it curves north and eastward, we hope that trend continues. bermuda will need to watch jerry, there are tropical models, most in pretty good agreement it skips the us coastline but bermuda needs to watch. rob: a new fox news polls showing mixed results for joe biden. the former vice president still the favorite among primary voters but his supporters slipping, biden is down 6 points since may. jillian: this is down from his june high of 90%, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren behind biden. the poll revealing healthcare is the top dealbreaker for democratic voters in 2020. rob: james comey not in the clear yet after the department of justice watchdog says his discrepancies that he sees discrepancies in his congressional testimony. >> would it be appropriate if ranking member jordan and i were to refer to those inconsistencies to the ig? >> it is appropriate to get a referral. jillian: former doj official says there is a double

what kind of impact is humberto going to have on the bahamas?ooks like the weather conditions here will be deteriorating quite a bit over the next 12 to 24 hours as this tropical system begins to pull away from the bahamas. i want to emphasize that. but most of the energy associated with humberto, which is fairly poorly organized, but a lot of that deep convection is along that eastern and northern edge of the system. you can see here to the south, not a whole lot of activity, but nonetheless, still enough energy from humberto, which is supporting winds of 15 miles per hour, to produce some heavy squalls. you'll see a pretty rough surf, but it looks like as far as the storm surge is concerned, there's going to be little, if any. now, it is moving off towards the northwest, and look at this. we don't generally see something like this, where the spaghetti models are in very, very good agreement, that this tropical system humberto will move off towards the northwest and very rapidly spin out into the open atlantic and maybe the next several days, w

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. >>> the good news for florida, though, humberto is expected to say offshore but for the bahamas, itill a big concern. here's sarah dallof. >> reporter: tropical storm humberto threatens regions previously pumbled by hurricane dorian. >> the system is anticipated to stay near the eastern flanks. >> reporter: complicating humanitarian efforts and search for some 1300 missing people. joyce thomas just learned her brother survived. >> i thank god that my brother's alive. he's well, i get to hold him again. >> reporter: gphil thomas lost multiple family members. >> got to keep moving, pick up the pieces bit by bit, one day at a time. >> reporter: the return to normalcy and the flow of tourism dollars further delayed by heavy rain and high winds. >> i lost my job, i work with tourists. no tourists on the island, no ship is coming to the island so i have no income. >> reporter: humberto is expected to make its way up florida's eastern coast, staying offshore, but still delivering rain to already saturated areas. >> dorian affected me because i was closed for four days, four days without re

it willhe alsondut bring not a e track humberto over the next 24, 36 hours into the beginning the weekricane,oratyoeg b sy ho1reuta th seut rough surf maybtyaierrie wind but -- gusty wind and rain and then look, it takes a -g right turn, sta headsystowaa h there, akur.tot j seaus so we to track humberto. again, nothing, nothing like what dorian was. high pressure today.we'll have d cover, some afternoon sunshine,shomer ss,e cou ieo thg hours. hissure builds in for tomorrow. believe it or not we'll be behind a cold front but tomorrow will be athan today sil drop off a little bit so we'll be more efficient and a to heat up. 77 at 11:00 a.m. we're dry but cloudy. .n and ts, ay wo thth unmost wt. here's where weome thtea owksher tanhat'ss the going forecast for that. i'll continueshese. thunderstormut along the front later this afternoon fron. >> ling before us drier conditions not cooler umconditions, loweridity which will be nice. 88 tomorrow. 92 on monday. lratri'sgheat. then we'll cool off a little bit for the rest of n lweexook n ktteia up into the we d you ar 9 ws n >> and especially

we have humberto as of 11:00 p.m. last night, according to the national hurricane center.elcome to the peak of the season, right? we're monitoring four different locations of potential tropical activity. the most immediate is the newly formed tropical storm now bringing strong winds and hefty rainfall to the northwestern bahamas. on satellite, 40-mile-per-hour sustained winds. look at the bulk of the convection to the east and north of the center of circulation, that's good news because maybe, just maybe, we can get spared the heaviest rainfall that is certainly not what we need across the island of abaco and the grand island. and 36 inches of rainfall two weeks. 25 feet of storm surge. let me be clear, that is not the case for this tropical storm, but, again, this is already bringing rough conditions to an area that was just ravaged by a hurricane two weeks ago. now, the general consensus with the computer model brings this east again, with the 5:00 a.m. update from the national hurricane center into cnn, the consensus is that the model will pull away from the east coast

so, all this considered right now, humberto isvi ng.cast does call for what is tropical st hmumberto now to become a hurricane, late tonight, early tomorrow , moing, just minimal hurricane. strengthening aleast a little bit stronger, maybe to a category 2 or so as it heads towardsdaneng we want to do now is seewe can keep it north 0 northwest of bermuda, that would be good. most of t modeling again is very consistent with this ack. certainly keeping humberto off of the east coast and out to see over t next several days. we are nny, we're dry today, high pressure,rontal system moving in, so high pressure io tryi move in, that of course brings in drier air, so sunny mid to upper 80s today and as we progress into the afternoon, the humidity levels will get lower a lower so it should be r realllly comfortable late today even though temperares will be mid to upper 80s, here's theo showes of the east of us with the frontal system, couple of fhowers this morninglong the eao f the north northwest, fiveo 15, that humidity.ping away some of so 87

. >>> tropical storm humberto is impacting the bahamas right now, hitting the same areas devastated by hurricane dorian, jamie guirola from our >> reporter: relief mbto thousands of survivors from hurricane dorian now crowding shelters as the new menacing storm approaches in freeport deliveries delayed. and so are 20,000 meals. >> we just were not able to get on the ground there today but we will be getting there on the ground immediately as soon as the storm passes >> reporter: meanwhile, in abaco cleanup and recovery continues. nearly two weeks after hurricane dorian made catastrophic landfall here there's still no power, food, or water. some of the stranded and homeless are using damaged classrooms from this cathololic school for shelter >> this is where you sleep now? >> there i sleep there. >> reporter: this school bus was even used as a shelter for people right after hurricane dorian hit the area people had to hide from the elements and protect themselves from more nasty weather. so they made up makeshift beds here. they've got fofoodere. they basically took cover in this school

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clear north—eastwards but the next level feature which contains the remnants of what was hurricane humbertoeather particularly across parts of the british isles. tuesday, heavy rain for many but then strong and gusty wind is coming into play later in the day, particularly in southern england and towards wales. the rain moves northwards and eastwards through the morning. you can see the brighter echoes, indicating some embedded thunderstorms and perhaps some lightning for eastern scotland, central and eastern england favourite for these and then have a perhaps thundery showers pushing into the south—west as the wind picks up. temperature wise, the mid to upper teens celsius for most of us. to upper teens celsius for most of us. i willjust zoom in to show you where the strongest of the wind will be, gusting 40—50 mph across south—western england and along the south—western england and along the south coast, too, as the feature moves in later on tuesday, and during tuesday night. eventually clearing into the near continent, this brief ridge of high pressure building on before the next low pres

. >>> tropical storm humberto is continuing to move away from the bahamas, which is still struggling of course to recover from hurricane dorian from weeks back. humberto was originally expected to take a similar path as dorian but the bahamas missed the brunt of the tropical storm. a number of people in the bahamas still out of their homes after hurricane dorian devastated the islands two weeks ago. 50 people died after making landfall. 1300 are still missing. >> there is nothing that we can do about it. we have to be ready and prepared for it. that's all. >> humberto is expected to strengthen into a hurricane later today but forecasters say it is moving well off shore and is expected to vieira way from the u.s. >>> time now is 7:16. it was noticeably cooler i thought yesterday as rosemary promised. maybe that's because friday was so hot. >> so, so hot. temperature wills continue to cool as we get into the afternoon today. especially far inland cities. along the coastline, we can't go much far. around the bay and inland. giving you a look over the east bay we have the gray skies here

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. >>> tropical storm humberto skirting by the bahamas, but now it is heading north. >>> prince harry celebrating his birthday. how the prince plans to spend the rest of the day. live from cnn world headquarters in plant. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. cnn "newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. heren the osu east coast. washington, d.c. is pointing the finger at iran for attacks that knocked out half of saudi arabia's oil capacity. here's what happened. iranian houthi rebels fighting a war in yemen say they hit two oil facilities with drones. but a u.s. source with knowledge of the incident tells cnn there are signs the attacks came from inside iraq. "the wall street journal" reporting officials are looking at whether cruise missiles fired from iraq were used instead. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo holds iran responsible tweeting this. tehran is behind nearly 100 attacks on saudi arabia while president rouhani and foreign minister zarif pretend to engage in diplomacy. amid all the calls for de-escalation, iran has now launched an unprece

this is the track of humberto.oximity towards the abaco region pulling away becoming a category 1. models suggest this will move towards the east and notice there is one area of land and that is the island of bermuda in the path of a storm, potentially category 2. there is a bit of variability for the storm to move away from the island. that's not the only system we're watching. there's one system in the gulf of mexico just for thunderstorm activity and one farther in the east in the atlantic. this is the one that's most concerning. it has an 80% chance of forming. this is forecast to become hurricane inelda. notice the potential area would be around the leeward islands potentially on into the virgin islands and eventually puerto rico could be in the immediate path of the storm. you know what's beyond that if it tracks towards this direction. turks and caicos and the bahamas. very early in the hurricane season. a long ways left before we are out of the woods. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and thank you fo

. >>> hurricane humberto is now a category 2 hurricane. the bahamas dodged the brt of hurricane humberto this weekend. bahamas continues to deal with the aftermath of hurricane dorian. they predict it will make a sharp turn to the northeast away from the coast of florida. >>> pretrial hearing in san francisco for killing a grocer two years ago. the prosecutors say that the woman drove her car into 56- year-old constaino while he was looking at produce for his grocery market. he came to the united states from greece and was the founder of the four gus's markets in san francisco. >>> also happening today, rallies demanding that federal detention centers along the mexican border be closed. today is mexico's independence day. starting at 11:00, there will be several events, including a rally at the 24th street bart station in san francisco. they will then head to city hall and then to the enforcement office at 3:00 and then march back to the bart station. >>> 7:17. sal is back. you just told us about a brand- new big rig crash and still talkin

off the east coast tonight, we're watching hurricane humberto. now a full-on hurricane, trig r triggering rip currents right along the coast. let's go to ginger zee, in california tonight. ginger? >> reporter: it's only breezy here, but it is downright windy to our east. and that's where the fire danger is highest. much of the state of nevada in an extreme fire danger, into utah. then we've got the tropics. we've got to watch out for a couple of areas. 20% shot for the gulf of mexico to get something. even if it doesn't become a tropical cyclone, you have ten-plus inches possible for the coast of texas. hurricane humberto could become a major hurricane. big surf for buermudurr bermuda. five to seven foot waves, north carolina to florida. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> tonight here in new york city, we have learned that the manhattan d.a. s b peoned o pss personal and business tax retuhe investigation of hush monaid to stormy daniels. >>> we turn next tonight to antonio brown. today, his accuser answering questions from the nfl, and here's abc k

hurricane humberto's powerful winds are slamming bermuda this morning snapping this palm tree in half, and in the open atlantic, tropical storm jerry is predicted to become a hurricane by today. it's expected to eventually curve north away from florida. and we'll take a closer look at the track of those storms in less than five minutes. >>> now to the airline mechanic accused of sabotaging an american airlines flight in miami. prosecutors have revealed he may have ties to isis. the family of the longtime mechanic refused to answer questions outside court wednesday. abc's trevor ault has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: an american airlines mechanic is being held without bond accused of sabotaging a passenger jet. 60-year-old abdul alani, a longtime employee of american airlines, was arrested at miami international airport two weeks ago accused of disabling the navigational system of a 737 jet carrying 150 people. the alleged sabotage caught before the plane took off. >> the flying public puts huge amount of faith in pilots, cabin crews and mechanics. the faa should be abl

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national hurricane center is forecasting tropical storm humberto could hit areas already devastated by heart of condoning and at least 50 people are confirmed dead and more than a 1000 still missing alan fischer reports from the capital. for no there's not much more to do than stand around and talk about what happened about what happens next this is a place of shelter for more than a 1000 after the horror of hurricane dorian police and army who are helping out the relief effort see the government has banned cameras inside or christmas told me conditions are good it's the stories that upset her. when she was crying. so hard. when the storm hit freetime her daughter had to swim to safety. all the way. and now another storm is bearing down on the place she's not sure if she still calls home there's really nowhere. if you really look at it because the place. there's no power no water the dark clothes hanging over the bahamas the prime minister says they're hoping the potential tropical storm will cause a few problems but people are ready but if you were to fly over those islands that were

in the atlantic, bermuda feeling the effects of hurricane humberto. look at that. the powerful storm snapping palm trees in half, knocking out power. humberto heading out to see, one of 6 named storms which ties and all-time record so stay tuned for janice dean with all the information you need on that. first california is gearing up for a fight with donald trump, governor gavin newsom pushing back on the administration's plan to reduce the state's tough emission standards. newsom threatening legal action. the president vowing to hit parts of the state with environmental violations over the homeless problem. the issue so bad some business owners say they are left fending off violent homeless people. >> he hit somebody and it got really violent, they subdued him and we tried to call the police to have them intervene and in the process he decided to bite me. >> donald trump is raising new concerns after visiting the state this week. a brand-new fox news poll showing mixed results for joe biden. the former vice president still the favorite among primary voters on the

we've got hurricane humberto, a cat 2 hurricane. should be a major hurricane by tomorrow. bermuda is in hurricane warning. they shouldn't have direct impact, but huge search, major rains and 6 to 11-foot waves here in north carolina to florida. and finally, that tropical depression. it looks like models have it turning away from the united states, but it's far too early right now. >> for sure. ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the teenage girl accused of a disturbing high school shooting plot, threatening to, quote, shoot 400 people for fun. allegedly showing a coworker a vid yoef of herself shooting an ak-47. that coworker, alarmed by the video, then telling their boss. and when police visited the girl's home, they found and ak-47, a shotgun and ammunition. tonight, she's now under arrest, and here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: oklahoma authorities tonight say that this young woman, seen here in jailhouse orange, is accused of threatening to gun down students at her old high school in mcalester, oklahoma. 18-year-old alexis wilson dropped o

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. >> a new advisory, a hurricane humberto, the third hurricane in the atlantic basin, you can see, it is not far off the southeast coast but all of the clouds are offshore and rain to the northern bahamas island and plaguing them over the last couple of days with on and off rain and now starting to head out to sea. it is up to 85 miles an hour. winds are starting to move to the northeast at 5. and it is a category one hurricane. and a slight chance of getting up there. major category three status. and here is the new forecast pass in the hurricane center and well off the east coast of the united states, and in bermuda, they have to watch, it although the trend is a little north of there and be nice if they can avoid a direct lit. but 110 mile-an-hour hurricane is a serious deal. one tick away from a category five. the only effects we'll will have in the east coast beaches are the rough surf, the rip current threat and the high risk goes from cape hat raus down to the wilmington area to myrtle beach, all the way back down to the beaches of south carolina, georgia, and also the east coa

jerry, humberto. a couple of areas of interest, of it, is what we start with. what clayton's been talking about, i'm talking 15 to 21 inches from sergeant, texas, to freeport. look at those bands. they've had three-inch per hour rainfall rates. now the flash flood watches extend to shreveport, louisiana. you could see six to ten inches on top of what you've already had in the next 24 hours. then we go to humberto. just got a report in, bermuda had a 100-mile-per-hour gust. and we're watching jerry, because that will be out of bermuda's hair by tomorrow, but jerry headed, looks like towards islands, but looks like it's going to stay away. most of the computer models curve it away from the united states. all that would mean, high surf going into early next week. but you know we will be watching. david? >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> next tonight, president trump announcing new sanctions on iran, after that massive attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia. the u.s. and saudi arabia continue to point the finger at iran. and tonight, secretary of state mike po

and there's hurricane humberto gaining strength tonight with concern over dangerous rip currents. and we're still in that time of the year, look out there. now a new tropical depression forming, headed towards the u.s. this is early, but it could be a hurricane by friday. images coming in tonight, strong winds coming ashore and battering galveston and kicking up fierce waves in the gulf. flash flood watches tonight and for the next several days. and so, we want to get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee who has been tracking this all afternoon. and ginger, first off, this tropical storm. >> reporter: yes, tropical storm imelda. it was named and made landfall within an hour this afternoon, david. and it's going to be aggressive in that way of rain. we knew there was a lot of rain coming with it. more than four inches already reported in galveston. just north of galveston. so, now we're going to be watching from beaumont over into louisiana, back to bay city, texas city could see up to a foot or more of rain in the next 36 hours. let's move to the atlantic now. because we've got