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storms moving west-northwest, and first stop is karl. it's a 40-mile-per-hour tropical it will get kind of close to bermuda and then take a big right-hand hook and miss the island. anytime a system passes east of a land mass, the impact is generally weeker than the storm passing west of them. it shouldn't be too bad for bermuda. lisa does its thing in the atlantic and moves across open water and should be gone in a couple of days. so much for that. now, there's dry air in the west in yellow. there will be dry air weekend from maine all the way down to north carolina. still too early to drag down this dry air or way. we stay in the steambath for the predictable future. it will be cooler and less humid in north carolina to maine, but no way that's getting our way anytime soon. 86 is and the dew point 72 and a west wind at 9. tonight a couple of showers near the coast. we're down to 78 and a mix of during the day. the rain coverage is 20%, 30% and that's it. on thursday partly cloudy, isolated thunderstorms will back up to 88. the average h

and now karl. karl is a 45 miles per hour and slowly gain some strength and in fact this latest forecast has it becoming a category one hurricane wednesday morning but notice it's starting to move it to the north. we hope it stays out to sea. in the meantime, feels tropical locally. uncomfortable amounts of humidity today. not oppressive. but uncomfortable. and that's going to translate into a typical round of summer afternoon storms, about a 40% on the 8s, i will take you hour- by-hour through your friday. and leslee lacey has the friday morning commute. >>> we have an accident westbound in the plant city area, that's i-4 by the paul buchman highway. everything is off to the side of the roadway. but none theless, a little bit of activity out there. injuries reported with the crash. and let's take a look now at the maps as i zoom in to the plant pasco county, old pasco road closed from state road 52 to overpass road due to construction as well. that's a look at weather and traffic. and now back to

hurricane. >> and that's karl with a "k." >> karl with a "k." so same spelling. that's the next half hour. >> we love you but don't get too comfortable in that hair. my man ron is coming back and thank you, sir. >>> thousands expected at the national mall in washington, d.c. this morning to celebrate the opening of the newest african-american museum. >> president obama hosting a big reception at the white house on the eve of the opening. abc's robin roberts got an exclusive interview with the president as well as the first lady ahead of the museum's opening. >> it's here at last. almighty, it's here at last. >> and it's beautiful. >> decades in the making. a museum that chronicles both the tragedies and triumphs of american history. the 19th museum of the smithsonian campus exhibits over 3500 artifacts to honor the african-american journey. i know that you both have had a chance with your family to tour here. what were your first impressions, mr. president? >> the first impression is you are not just getting a chronological narriv movement but y

karl is about 50 miles center of the -- karl is about 50 miles southeast of the bermuda. it's moving 17 to 20 miles an hour. it's starting to take off. it may become a minimal hurricane in the next 24 hours. so let's go and talk about phantom 54 may food fest. 78. mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon from 12 to 4:00. it will be about 64 tomorrow with sunny skies, mostly just the afternoon. and then looking ahead to wednesday -- tuesday we'll start off with rain in the morning, some of that could be briefly heavy with thunder and then we -- it's going to be slow to clear out especially boston south on tuesday afternoon. i'm not sure exactly what is going to happen. i'm just not clear on what's going to be happening the second half upcoming week. it's it looks like it was bog fob -- going to be beautiful next weekend. then a model is talkingbo closed-off system. we need the rain. so thursday, friday, saturday and sunday this upcoming week, not sure just yet. we'll have more on that tomorrow morning. so go to the trivia for this hour. which one is not part of a hurrican

there we have karl in the middle of the atlantic. what is going on with karl, having trouble out there. that is excellent news. still a tropical storm from where we were. in fact looks less organized, still projected to be a hurricane. then this new feature off the probability of developing in the next five days. karl continues to gain latitude so in five days, talking end of the week, we have a hurricane on our hands and it may now be impacting with bermuda as it continues to head to the north. we'll watch that for them there but winds now 40 so barely a tropical storm. 89 in tampa now -- or this afternoon. feels like 89 already. we'll continue to see the temperatures pretty average this time of year, about when you have a little less moisture, dry air working in you get closer to feeling like the actual high but today we're going to be well apart from that, with that moisture on top of us. the humidity will make it feel like 100 degrees this afternoon. north winds will go on shore this -- late this morning, then five knots, would b

as we check in on the tropics, we have ian, julia, and karl. temps this afternoon climbing to 90 and will feel like 90 and that will be the case. that sounds terrible but it's one of the things woo he have to deal with. >> so this camera, right? light. >> we're good. we have a crash to tell you about. we have one lane blocked here. if you are heading out the door, heading into tampa, you will notice the flashing lights. make sure you slow down and use caution there. as you can see, it's taking 22 minutes to get from county line road into downtown tampa. a quick check of your roads outside, this is i-275 traffic is looking great right there. back to you. >> all right. thanks very much, janelle. >>> video to show you of a large sinkhole to open up in mulberry sending contaminated water gushing into the florida aquifer. as for how deep? it appears to be bottomless. company's containment ponds. 250 million gallons used to process fertilizer has drained into that hole which connects to the aquifer. the company is pumping contaminated water out of th

>> plus the tradition of kung fu fighting didn't start with the 1974 karl douglas song. bob woodruff takes us to a village in fighting where all elderly are skilled in the deadly discipline. >>> and rex in the city. these goldendoodles are living the life. brunches. tastings. when you have hundreds of thousands of instagram followers there's always work to be done. first the "nightline 5." >> put distance between you and temptation with meta appetite control. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between new from metamucil the number one doctor-recommended brand. >>> get to jcpenney and save on nike shoes and apparel. get 50% off exertion active wear. jcpenney reward members get a bonus reward when you spent $50 or more on active wear. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. yet another high-profile campus sexual assault. a former stanford swimmer convicted of three felonies after attacking an unconscious young woman. but it was his six-month sentence that provoked national outrage. now after serving just half his jail term, he's free. here's abc's matt gutman with th

karl, thank you. we have much more cued up for you. the e-mail questions came fast and furious about the start of the event. matt lauer went for it. here's a taste of that between matt lauer of nbc and hillary clinton. >> you've said it's a mistake. why wasn't it more than a mistake? why wasn't it disqualifying if you want to be commander in chief? >> matt, first of all as i have said repeatedly, it was a mistake to have a personal account. the real questioning is the handling of classified material which is i think the implication of your question. classified material has a header which says top secret, secret, confidential. nothing -- and i will repeat this and this is verified in the report by the department of justice, none of the e-mails sent or received by me had such a header. >> director comey also said this after reviewing all of the information. he said there is evidence to support a conclusion that any reasonable person in secretary clinton's position should have known than an unclassified system was no place for that conver

karl good to see you. pennsylvania david plouffe who got barack obama elected twice was on the show saying it doesn't exist for the republicans. don't kid yourself. do you agree? >> no. i think it's very much up in the air. trump has an ability to attract blue collar working democrats -- >> he knows that. plouffe said too many democrats are going to come out of philadelphia to overwhelm them. >> look. that will be true if she gets the same kind of turnout that barack obama got. think about this. obama carried the city of philadelphia by 550,000 votes and loses the rest of the state. but romney wins it by about 150,000 votes, the rest of the state. but loses the state by 300-some-odd votes. it depends on the level of turnout in the african-american community in philadelphia and it also depends on how well trump does with white college educated voters. that is where his weak point is. he's overperform in the western part of the state, blue collar democrats, looks like he's under performing with democrats and

once the shear diminishes, karl will start to strengthen again. this system will not affect any land over the next five days as it atlantic, remaining north of the a full day of college football here in the triangle. next in sports how nc-state fared against old dominion. plus the tar heels taking on james madison. my goal was to finally get in shape. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone t

tropical storm karl. the wave off cabo verde, we don't have to worry about that but karl is a mess. 40 mile-per-hour winds. if not classified it would have stayed a depression. we'll give it 40 mile-per-hour winds for now. over the next few days is the issue here, if it survives this dry air and the shear it currently encounters, by friday night into saturday not only are we talking hurricane status but potentially a category 2 as it bends north and bermuda is right there. so we could be looking at some significant weather for them. we'll keep you posted on that track as it will likely change as youno we'll be again about 99 for the daytime heat index here. boating looking good, 5-knot wind, onshore this afternoon, with 40% coverage as far as our scattered afternoon thunderstorms. that continues right through most of the week with morning coastal showers. >>> 6:50. a developing story from washington, dc. police identified the two men killed in a shooting over the weekend there. dozens of shots were fired

i know. >> my uncle karl was the first african-american mayor of a major u.s. city. he was my father's baby brother. >> reporter: how does it feel, the president of the united states, barack obama, before his election, pointed to your father, and your uncle, saying because of them he could become president of the united states. >> he said, i just have to say, senator obama, i am 83 years old, and never in my lifetime did i think that i would see a qualified african-american to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: how did your father influence you in the decisions you've made and where you are here, a prominent anchor here in new york city? >> he always drummed in all our heads, do what makes you happy. i don't care what you do. just do what makes you happy. i followed the dream to go into journalism and went to howard university. he also got a kick of being able to say that i was no longer lou stokes' daughter but that he was my father. we had a beautiful relationship. >> what do you want someone picking up the book to get from the story? this is the s

tropical storm karl is now a tropical depression karl. and between you and me probably could have happened a couple days ago. this has really been disorganized. in fact it's forecast to still be a depression as we head into tomorrow. eventually instead of becoming huge difference obviously for bermuda. yes, look at squally weather, showers and squally showers and also wind but nothing like what we were talking about yesterday or the day before. as this thing continues to head north and east. so that for now looks good, if the track continues as it has the last couple of days. for us coastal morning showers. yesterday we had a bunch of them. i don't think it will be as widespread today. these are staying off-shore but eventually they will begin to push in through the early part dry air is our friend the next two days, that will allow for lower rain chances. watch on futurecast a few storms but not the typical coverage that we see this time of year. 30% to 40%. that won't last but for the next couple of days, 2, 3 days still looking at lowe

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and we're also keeping an eye on karl. and julia here and karl way out here. this is going to be invest 90l for the time being. rolling coastline. this is what it looks like for tropical storm karl. nothing for us to worry about yet. nothing for us to concern ourself with as far as plots or direction, but we'll keep you posted if that does change in direction at all. we saw some showers move to the west yesterday as rain came into the region and for the most part, we are dealing with 77 in lake gordon and 73 degrees -- 80 in st. petersburg. and 79 in clearwater. 77 right now in brandon. going through the day, future cast shows showers building on the coast and gradually work our way toward us in west central florida. by seven, could be some decent showers and hillsborough county and bloomingdale and brandon, portions of east tampa and we'll watch those continue to pull off to the south and away into the gulf by later on. looking for 87 in seminole and palm harbor. 90 in dade city. orlando and zephyrhills. 88 in venice. how about some football on the pitch. and

. >> it's time for our sunday group, gop strategist karl rove. charles lane from "the washington post," lisa lerer who covers politics for the "associated press" and monica crowley editor and columnist for the washington times. >> karl, as we said at the top of the show trump has been doing well as a more disciplined teleprompter, talking more policy issues. late this week we got the birther issued opened and closed, then we got the comment about clinton's security detail should disarm. how do you explain? >> well, he slipped out of the control of his handlers. you are right, he had three great weeks, closed the gap in ohio to -- took the lead in ohio, took the lead in florida, took the lead in iowa by 4.3 points in the real clear politics average, close in nevada, close in north ca >> i got it. so what happened? >> 244 electoral votes and he just got full of himself and said things he shouldn't have said. i want to say this about the birther thing, he says on wednesday, i don't know. he should have come out and said of course i've already settle

this is the projected path for tropical storm karl. in fact i will tell you this is the latest from the national happy -- national hurricane center. this is a 5:00 a.m. per-hour winds by the end of the period. we had that a few minutes ago as a cat 1. now it's starting to look ominous for bermuda with a cat 2 not far off. and 100 mile-per-hour winds. we'll watch that closely. as far as temperatures across the rest of the u.s. there's fall. to the north. indeed temperatures in the 50s, we'll get them into the 70s if you're traveling across the northeast, keep that in mind with showers and storms. otherwise we'll get plenty of that for you today here. if you are not traveling. 7-day fo near 90. rain coverage 40%, that will hold steady through the middle and latter part of the week no big changes now heading into next weekend as well. >>> let's look at the morning commute at 4:46. this is the i-75 overpass and i- 4, not a lot of traffic now. janelle will be coming up with the full commute. >>> a woman is in jail in neighbors. police say s

tropical storm karl we'll talk about tomorrow. we are tracking that since friday and just before we went on the air, tropical storm lisa was named reaching tropical storm category. and not too significant a storm, this one doesn't look to chase karl into the western atlantic and instead the central atlantic and probably fall apart. as for karl it looks to be a threat for bermuda this weekend and will likely grow to a category one and perhaps a category two. as it moves towards the bermuda but the good news is it's tracking east of bermuda, even a category one or two, it will make more rock 'n roll weather for you. 84 and clouds and sun today. more sun to the northern and more clouds to the south overall and a spotty shower to the south. and a high of 86 tomorrow and autumn arrives in the morning on thursday and friday partly sunny and 88. for the coming weekend a shower possible in the morning on saturday. the timing has been changing but right now it looks like a morning shower. and in the afternoon we fall from the 82 back into

karl and lisa are out there. we'll talk about kar there's the low continuing to provide us with about 20% to 30% rain chances the next tu days. it's not going to shut off the rain chances but do a number on it. as we look at futurecast, high resolution model, this one usually blows up things a little more so than they end up being. look at this, even this model not depicting much in the way of showers and storms. land masses. sure, it's been impacting cabo verde but it's headed to the north as it will intensify. karl has been a mess the last few days. very disorganized, dry air, strong winds up above. it limits intensity. now back to a tropical depression and won't even hit bermuda or near bermuda as a hurricane now. it's going to move through this weekend as a tropical storm. gusty winds, rainfall but certainly not the life threatening situation that we had been look at there with the cat 2. for us it's in because as i mentioned we're still humid at the surface so summer continue despite the fact that today's th

on the weather map out here at tropical storm karl in the at the lantic we will look at karl because it looks like it's a threat to bermuda and a hurricane center for bermuda for litter -- later today and tomorrow morning when it could make a close path with 70-mile- per-hour winds and intensifies into a hurricane onehurricane but may be a minimal hurricane by the island tonight and tomorrow. this front will sag south and so the showers will initial showerswhich are up there now will move across northern new england and fizzel away. there's a slight chance of a sprinkle or light shower from that but as the fr into new england tonight, it is going to get active behind the front a band of showers this evening across southern new england and moves south and clears out after that. and here's the 7-day accu- weather forecast calling for showers most likely very late this afternoon and evening after the temperatures start to fall behind the front which is kind of unusual. then, mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow and 68, 64 on sunday and a cool start in the 40s and very chilly start on mon

here is karl, here is lisa. here is this new storm. lisa and karl not going to be a problem. karl may get close to bermuda, but that's about it. and we're going to be watching this, because it's further if it bears watching, we will let you were about it, because this, as we spin the wheel of names, would be matthew. nothing going right now, except for clear skies, and warm temperatures, up to 82 already in lakeland, it's 78 in brooksville. right now, 82 in st. petersburg and brandon. 81 currently in clearwater. it's looking clear through the morning hours, but we could see some of those showers work their way into the middle of the state by about 8:30 or so. 20% chance of showers pulling back this way, with the inland storms are starting to develop as we hit that high of about 91 degrees. florida football fans, i told you i did not forget about you. we have a big game this afternoon. the volunteers hosting them gators. looks like a temperature of about looking for a 20% chance of showers today. 30% tomorrow. the drier atmosphere will start to get more moisture into the forec

and karl will likely become the fifth hurricane later in week. as we talked about earlier, certainly it could become a category 2 as well. as we look ahead to the month of october, the likely areas where storms can start in the atlantic basin, a bit more likely, you can see out into but also the west coast of florida. right in the state of florida. the caribbean, the warmer gulf waters. so we have to continue to monitor any possibility for storms that tend to originate not just off the coast of africa, but also the caribbean and the gulf of mexico as we get into october. >> steve, based on those numbers, a pretty typical year. >> fairly typical so far. it doesn't matter how many storm ifs one affects you. >> thanks san antonio. you can track the weather any time by tracking our storm team download in the app store. >>> new tonight, authorities say they have their man. now they want some answers. they are trying to determine a link between seemingly random targets and whether he had any help. >> we don't have anybody else. this is just a couple of

karl and lisa. karl is probably the most important. it looks like it will take tropical storm status and head into the atlantic. lisa is not much of anything. it is a tropical depression expected to die out there in the next 20 42 48 hours. not looking for much in the concerned, 68 for a high temperature, sunday, high temperature of 64 degrees and monday, high temperatures that could be close to frost conditions in western areas. oh, i know. this is a real change. it just feels so much different. then we warm up with a chance for showers. there is good news in the forecast. a little rain on tuesday and wednesday. otherwise, we start cool and then we are where we ought to be. ed? ed: just outside houston, texas, that is a school bus in the ditch. it is elevated a little bit. it is a school bus. kids were on that bus. it is 5:20 here, so it would be 4:20 there. and of course, it is friday, so he big high school football night. we do not have any injuries for and your heart. heather: coming up next, the research done right here in boston

tropical storm karl and tropical depression lisa now, lisa never really stood much of a chance. it is now weakening. the next five days, a 20% chance of development for this area off of africa now over a that is karl, you can see on the forecast track, not a big deal, or concern for us. but still, a reporting on the 2016 season shows tropical depression lisa, 35 miles an hour winds. florida hardly on the map here. that is bermuda, so we will continue to keep an eye on the tropics. at kickoff tonight for the friday night blitz, only a few storms. most of us stay dry as we saw on th a dry commute home, that would be great for most. football weather, this is a big game right here in tampa. fsu in town. lit be a hot game there. 85 degrees with the temperature rising. gators in tennessee, that's a big one up in knoxville. 86 degrees. maybe a few lingering thunderstorms up around knoxville, tennessee. also, we have the ucf knights playing fiu in miami. 83 degrees with evening a&m, passing clouds for this game in tallahassee. an again, temperatures are warm this time of year, we expect

very sparse. >>> let's talk about karl and lisa. karl is the storm that we're going to be following here. lisa is not going to bother tropical storm, whatever it becomes, it will weaken when in cooler water. karl, a big update. we talked about this. it it has not gotten its acts together. a tropical storm, 70 miles an hour winds. it is not going to before cast before. if you have bermuda, looking better for them. it will be squallly weather with wind as well. i think we'll be in pretty food shape there. >>> for us temperatures around 90 for the art noon. rain chances at 20%. we'll bump that up into friday and into the weekend with highs near 90. >>> still ahead. puppies take over the wedding. nd >> a at 9:23. breaking news. police investigating a suspicious package edge new york city's times square. officers just closed down the area as they figure out what it is. this is a webcam of near where this is happening. this is the times square area, but not exactly where this is happening. >>> very popular area with high alert after a hom

also we're tracking the tropics, karl looks to strengthen and we have invest 97l. we'll look at that in a few minutes. >> ed, thank you so much. >>> deputies are investigating before 3:00 this morning on gandy boulevard north. the map right there. deputies telling us at least one person was shot and at this hour, no word on the victim's condition. of course we're making calls and will bring you any updates as soon as we get them. some good news for drivers in sarasota county this morning. after more than 24 hours, all lanes of i-75 between sumter boulevard and the blade exits are open in northpor night after a deadly crash involving a fuel tanker. the driver of the semi, george irvin died. >>> a bay area community in mourning. this morning, neighbors of 81 year old robert walker want answers and want to if the brutal attack allegedly at the hands of a teenager is what led to his death. with candles and flowers just feet away from where he died. neighbors telling news channel 8 enough is enough. >> we don't need to have a tragedy to be together. we could take our st