much more reaction to that coming up on the bbc news channel but now let's join matt taylor for the latester forecast. thank you very much and good evening. pretty damning of our weather when it only took 25 degrees today to make it the warmest day of the month so far. and whilst we may see temperatures close to that when the sun is out through the rest of this week, overall it will remain fairly krul, especially in cloudy moments. showers for the rest of the week rather than prolonged spells of rain. 0ut there today it has not been a pleasant one in western areas. you can see grey and wet in the west coast of wales. that rain has been heavy here, turning heavier now in cornwall. pretty wet to the east of northern ireland but easing off and spreading its way to dumfries & galloway. the rain slowly pushing northwards and eastwards, just liked apache through the midlands at the moment. some rumbles of thunder cannot be ruled out. and later on, channel islands into the selfies, one or two thunderstorms rumbling through. but for many, it becomes drier and clearer through the night and not to c

here is matt taylor for the weather forecast now.change in the next 36 hours, all due to what was a former hurricane. don't get too concerned. this was hurricane gert a few days ago to the east of the united states. it stayed in open water, and it weakened and got consumed by areas of cloud pushing across the north atlantic. it will bring humid airup across the north atlantic. it will bring humid air up from the mid—atlantic bring humid air up from the mid—atla ntic to bring humid air up from the mid—atlantic to us. after a cool start to sunday, things will turn more humid for many over the next few days. it is also introducing cloud across many south—western areas. turning drizzly towards the south—west. away from that, a few isolated showers. the majority have sunshine. more cloud will build up during the day, but most have sunny spells. for the channel islands and wales, things will look greyer and greyer. staying dry till the end of the afternoon for south—east england and the midlands. a fine day for east anglia and northern eng

matt taylor from the bbc weather centre told me this is one of the most serious storms to hit this partyears. it is the strongest storm to hit texas since 1961, so for a good 50 yea rs. texas since 1961, so for a good 50 years. it arrived on show as a category four storm. we had recorded winds of around 130 mph, very close to there anyway. those winds have only is just to there anyway. those winds have only isjust a to there anyway. those winds have only is just a little bit at the moment. if you look at the satellite imagery, that is from when the storm arrived. it looks beautiful, but see that little core, the circle in the middle, the more defined that is the stronger the storm, and it is around that that we see the strongest of the winds as they came onshore and we saw a storm surge as well which is easier little bit but the flooding is certainly not done. the storm has since moved inland and this is the latest radar shot from the national weather service in the us. we still have that well—defined core. it is still a hurricane status and it will produce very destructive winds. the s

. >> that was matt taylor down in sydney breaking down the bhp numbers. opec will debate on whether to extend or end the opec and non-opec cut at the cartel meeting in november. that's accord together kuwait oil minister he said he was optimistic about finding agreement and said oil inventories have fallen more than expected in recent weeks. >>> looking at gold prices, they logged their highest finish in 11 weeks in u.s. trade and settled below that key resistance level of $1300. the value of the pressure metal jumped by 12% since the start of the year since we're talking so much about commodities, we're joined by orgen we've seen that remarkable rally by gold. do you think it will last? >> uns for tfortunately not. i'm a great believer of gold long-term. i think the recent rally has short legs it's mostly driven by the geopolitics, weakness of u.s. dollar, by investment inflows into the market. and it's not going to last i wouldn't be surprised to see a setback to below 1250, but greater increase in the price going forward. based on the assumptions that

reporter matt keller live for us at taylor and 8th. gie, in just the past ten minutes or so, they opened up one lane of taylor street. it appears they'll be opening up both lanes. it appears they're done and the on-scene investigation at least here is over. sad morning for oakland firefighters, finding out the news two of their own were shot here in san jose. one, a 30-year-old man, was killed. the other, a 26-year-old man, was taken to the hospital. and is stable. this is the crime scene here. it was active for 8 1/2 hours until they just wrapped it up after that shooting. this is also still happening now. this is video of police doing a yard to yard search in the area to the east and south of us. police detained one person. they want to make sure there are no other suspects still in this area. this happened after a family friendly event. they had music, food, and activities for kids. group of the off-duty firefighters were leaving the event when they were met by a group of men. something happened and shots were fired. >> for there to

time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.ds at the moment. spotting the odd thunderstorm as well. this evening and overnight it will push through north wales, northern england into southern and eastern scotland. some heavy downpours to go with it. later on the channel islands could catch some downpours with the odd rumble of thunder mixed in. for most, sky is clear, not desperately chilly start tuesday morning. for most it will be a reasonably dry one and a dryer and brighter day by and large in prospect for the south. the overnight rain will clear. some rain close to parts to kent so i can't promise it will be dry at this stage but dry for most. a few showers in the north, worst of all in shetland, where the rain will take a little longer before it lives. overall, a day of sunny spells for all and also some showers for some of you as well. the showers will be most frequent in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. many avoid the showers for the bulk if not all the day and in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant, ev

. >> matt keller live near where the shooting happened on east taylor street. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. the mobile crime scene unit has left the scene in the past half hour since i last saw you. but the investigation continues here on taylor street. police say a man walked up to a group of men in front of the taylor street market over here and fired two shots, hitting two men. both were taken to the hospital. one died at the hospital. police say the other person is stable. one person has been detained. investigators are trying to see if that person was involved in the shooting. here's video from overnight of the search taking place around the scene. they're looking in the neighborhood east and south of the area just to make sure there are no suspects hiding in this area. police say it doesn't appear like there's a relationship between the shooter and the vctims. a festival with food trucks and music was being held from 5:00 to 9:00 last night. the shooting happened at 9:30. no word on if the victims were at this event. >>

>> reporter: good morning, matt. taylorer, andrea, took the stand offering emotional testimony. she did not witness the alleged groping and was not in the room at the time, but says she believes her daughter. fighting tears at times, andrea swift testified about what happened before her daughter's denver concert in june 2013. i saw her face and i could tell there was something horribly wrong. she said mom, a guy just grabbed my behind. taylor swift says it happened while posing for this photo with radio d.j. david mueller and his girlfriend at the time. the picture was sealed by the court but published last year by tmz. on the stand wednesday, andrea swift started to cry saying taylor couldn't believe that after the incident, after he grabbed her that she thanked them for being there, adding it made me question why i taught her to be so polite. but no one from swift's team called police. why? i didn't want this event to define her life, andrea swift testified. we absolutely wanted to keep this private, but we didn't want hi

matt keller live for us at taylor and 8th. >> this still a very active scene.e officers are continuing their investigation. they're cleging evidence and making sure that they talk to any witnesses that thee need to speak with. i'm also told they're doing a yard to yard search looking for additional suspects. that could take a few more hours. we want to show you video from earlier. this shooting happened around 9:30 last night. both men were taken to the hospital. one died, one survived and is now stable. a festival with food trucks and music was on taylor street from 5:00 to 9:00 last night. police are still investigating if the victims were attending the event before they were shot. there are witnesses they're interviewing and looking for video. a procession took place after this. this is video of police and fire trucks on 280 at meridian avenue. and that was a big event and a lot of officers and firefighters out there on the scene for the procession early this morning. and we're told that this police investigation could take another couple hours. we're told i

matt keller is live at taylor and 10th with the search under way right now. . >> reporter: natasha and reggie, we have moved since we last saw you. the crime scene is a few blocks that way. they have taken down the crime scene tape, and they have now moved their focus over here to 10th and taylor. you can see that an officer is here at the corner. there are several officers down the road here. they have one suspect detained but they're still doing a yard to yard search to make sure that there are no outstanding suspects around here that were involved in the shooting. this all happened at a family-friendly event here on taylor street. they had music, food, and activities for kids. a group of off-duty firefighters from oakland were leaving the event when they were met by a group of men. something happened, and shots were fired. >> a nice neighborhood. like i said, well attended, family oriented. i see family walking their dogs here. it seems to be a random act of violence. >> reporter: both firefighters were taken to the hospital. one died. the other is stable.

. ♪ ♪ taylor: welcome back. matt: i'm matt miller alongside guy johnson.e about 16 minutes the start of cash trading in europe. let's go to hong kong for the business flash card for that, juliette saly. a stake in french yogurt maker danone, because it views the company is undervalued. in activist fund owns shares danone worth about $400 million. stock rose on the news. representatives declined to comment. the cofounder and chief strategy officer of airbnb has spoken to bloomberg about the company's reaction to the deadly riots in charlottesville. banned whiteirbnb supremacist. >> when we became aware there it be a gathering at bnp -- airbnb by white supremacist, we took action to cancel those reservations and ban those users from the platform. we felt that was incompatible with our values and took a strong stance. juliette: a chinese businessman has taken control of english premier football club southampton. the chairman of landis sports that he had agreed to take an 80% stake in the club. his daughter will also become a partner alongside existing swiss o

dimitrius taylor lit a floor matt on fire and pushed a baby in a stroller toward the flames. no one was hurt but people in 25 apartments were displaced. larry: a beautiful day for the second week of august. the tropics are heating up. moments ago, franklin becoming the first atlantic hurricane of the season. chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center tracking the storm. doug: tropical storm franklin winding its way across the caribbean. and now it's in the southern portion of the gulf of mexico. top winds are 75 miles per hour. make it the first atlantic hurricane of the season. according to the update from the national hurricane center and noaa today there will be more hurricanes they think this season. two to five could become major hurricanes. that is category three or higher. it looks as though sometimes make landfall with the 85-mile-per-hour winds. low end category one. a big storm that is headed north of veracruz mexico. locally we have another sensational day. plenty of sunshine. low humidity. temperatures at this hour ranging in the lower 80's for metro.

matt. >> time for the morning buzz, jeanette. more testimony is set for the taylorsex assault trial against the deejay. she said david mueller reached under her skirt during a photo op in 2014. a photographer said she thought something was wrong. the singer is countering suing for one dollar saying she was sexually assaulted. >>> authorities claim former rap mogul awful $25,000 to witnesses if they say the victims were armed. that would bolster his -- night's claims of self-defense. he ran a truck into two men, one died on the film straight out of comp ton. >>> the view is celebrating the milestone. abc will reair the first episode today with the original could host you remember them, barbara walters, star jones and joy bahar who is still on the program. see it on 6abc at 11:00 a.m. >> looking forward to it. thank you so much. matt. >>> it's the moment many teens look forward to driving to school. how one school in oklahoma is keeping kids safe and deterring drug use at the same time. >> a bizarre injury leaves a high school football player dead. those stories and m

when one that you are the president saying we are going to fight to win matt, the next day secretary taylorswe are going to bring in the taliban to negotiating table, a fundamental problem here is that in this new plan or any other plan no one has really defined the instinct. we need to go, what's the real objective? until you do that, how on earth do you plan? i think we are at sixes and sevens all over the place, but that said, the president made some very good points reinforced by secretary taylors in. pakistan has a was been courted this problem is that some of the pakistani military but i'm not totally ignorant of them. but i will tell you, they are incontestability suckered, harbored, trained, armed. other terrorists who have killed americans in afghanistan. anyone who doesn't believe that pakistani intelligence services harbored bin laden who lives in a dream world. >> eric: they've been riddled with taliban's appetizers. he just mentioned the endgame. the endgame is to kill the terrorists. will 4,000 new troops help ensure that? 50 set more than now. president obama deployed 100,000

plus, matt here with a big cool down in the next few days we will be back. >> i've got to tell you taylor swift sure knows how to keep her fans guessing, singer released another perhaps clue yesterday inch. at possible song in the title timeless, popped up on the qckly taken down, video of reptile tail was also released when no explains. swift as you might remember with wiped her website and social media account clean leaving fans in the dark. i'm certainly in the dark. well, oscar winner danzel washington headed back these days, actor set to star in a revival of eugene o'neill's classic, the ice man comet. washington has already taken home tony award for his performance in the 2010 play, oh, very good. the ice man comeith set to come. excitement about the solar eclipse paid off for singer bonnie tyler. her hit total eclipse of the heart is climbing the charts. spotify sioux ers say streamed the song nearly 3000% more than usual in the last two weeks, on itunes song for the song have increased about 500% >> krause ship yesterday during the solar eclipse, one of the royal caribbean cruise

matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you for that. >>> the dj accused of groping taylor swift says dent do it despite a jury verdictimt jurors sietded with swift in her counterlawsuit against david mueller. she's accused the denver dj of groping her in 2013. he sued her after his radio station fired him. in turn she sued him and him for only $1 in damages symbolically. she said she didn't want the money she wanted to make the point. mueller spoke exclusively with good morning america. >> what i'm sayingsy don't what they say did i. i didn't do it. i never grabbed her. i never had my hand under her skirt. and i can pass a polygraph. >> swift apologizing for the she she's also vowing to make future donations to thoorgsz help victims of sexual assault. >>> this video is just difficult for any parent to watch. in may surveillance video captured and ohio teacher and an aid drag a young boy with autism down a hallway. they say he was being disciplined for misbehaving on the playground. the mother posted the video on facebook after prosecutors declined to bring clargz against the teachers. they say it did not meet the ele

matt: first i want to show, will, you talked about which numbers you plug into the taylor rule to make the bloomberg, you can view . that with tayl you get all these yellow boxes and drop-down menus. you can customize your own taylor rule for any central bank around the world. you can see the united states in the top drop-down box. change that if you like to euro area for example. then you can change your own taylor rule. we are getting some data out of germany. i just switched over to the screen here so we can see the data we are getting is pmi right now. pmi, mentioned the french basically in line with surveys. services pmi at 53.4. 59.4.cturing pmi at that is far better than the survey. atn you've got the composite 55.7. the economy is looking strong, but the inflation isn't coming with it. let's listen in to mario draghi to see what he has to say about the situation. professor, president, secretary, members of the board, nobel laureates, and economists -- by the way, before i start the formal presentation on my remarks, let me say that i'm words,oved by your martin, and honored

matt, good morning. the civil trial which starts monday pits taylor swift against david mueller.says he groped her, mueller says that's not grew and the allegation cost him hr his job. this morning court documents are giving us a preview of what's to come at the trial. >> for taylor swift this will be a whole new stage, the 27-year-old pop star is expected to testify in a federal court room. the case stems from a 2013 incident. swift says before a concert in denver she was groped by radio host david mueller while posing for a picture. court documents say swift will testify that mueller put his hand under her dress and grabbed her bare behind. swift never reported the incident to police but her manager did tell mueller's radio not ask them to at that i can any specific action. the station fired mueller two days later. in 2016 mueller filed a civil lawsuit against swift and members of her team claiming they falsely accused him. he defended himself during a radio interview last november. >> my hand was never under her skirt. i never grabbed her. my hand was not open. >> swift counte

taylor swift. they has a message for all victims this morning. all coming up here on "gma," matt, see you soon, robin. >> jamming up this morning on i-95. let's take you there live right now and show you the scene. here we are at the betsy ross bridge and you see that that southbound traffic on your left-hand side moving pretty slowly from cottman to girard and we've got a 22 minut now frm woodhaven to the vine. mass transit has been looking pretty good. just a couple of delays. the newest one is with the paoli thorndale train. one that's 15 minutes late an 10 minute delay on the airport line. >> cloud cover, showers moving in after some otherarlier. and as we ache a look at storm tracker6 live double scan looks like chester county and new castle county delaware picking up some of this. some delaware bay into cumberland county as well so another batch of rain on the way right now. as we take a look at temperatures, we're starting out warm, 73 degrees in philadelphia, 69 in trenton, 73 in wilmington, 75 at the shore. and as we roll through the day it looks like it's going to be ma

taylor swift's trial but the matter goes on. >> katherine scott is at the scene of a death investigation in south philadelphia. >> reporter: matt a couple dead in south philadelphia and police say something was wrapped around their necks. we have all the details at 6:30. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >> good morning, everyone, beautiful sunrise you can see it on the tv screen or head outside and look to the east and see it for yourself. officially came up at 6:12 a.m. 68 degrees, not as great as yesterday, you can see more cloud cover, but all in all a good start to the workweek. >>> the army corps of engineers is making progress removing a standing ponld -- pond of water in front of the beach front homes in margate. the federa

taylor swift takes the stand in her civil trial. >> katherine scott has breaking details on a drive-by shooting at a traffic light. >> reporter: matt right, a driver was shot at an intersection when he was shot multiple times by another driver. i'll have details on the search for the gunman at 6:30. >> more testimony the set today for taylor swift's civil trial against a denver deejay. the berks county native testimony giving specific details about groping claims. she said he reached under a skirt in 2013. a photographer who took the picture thought something was wrong. mueller is suing swift for $3 million for getting him fired. swift is counter suing for one dollar saying she was sexually assaulted. >> a reason to celebrate, oklahoma golden go go gopher hed the shirt that said congrats on earning a scholarship. he held up a shirt during a video call with his mother. [screaming] [. >> what! >>> his coach said he has never seen anyone serve or good more in the community. >> we'll root for him will unls the golden gopher play penn state. >>> governor of guam react to the threat from north korea issuing a statement to the people of t

matt scherzer scratching a start with neck injury. retroactive. if anyone has a therapeutic cover howie ken rick dpip and gone. goes yds defense take it away too. michael a. taylort happened robbing home run nats least 2-0. orioles hosting angels at camden yards. there's a little smoke over -- it's a little -- smoke over the field from pregame fireworks. first inning 37-year-old albert holes age ain't nothing but a number and age ain't nothing but thing. >> end of first frame after the home run now down 5-2. many ma chateau bring's o's within line one. and bust the by elder. whilely veteran 26-year-old mike trout watch this swing oh, my goodness. they trail 7-5. for football fans that's all we got. redskins first preseason game. starting offense did nothing. let's not go crazy offer a bad result. >> i'm sure there's other teams it happened to. football it doesn't go your way every single time. it's about how we took care of the ball for one and we have to get better on offensive side on a couple things. hopefully saturday we come out and we're up one. >> last one. >> that was with tyrell prior. this is chris long. powerful moment last night. safety has been prot

singer and berks county native taylor swift head to court tomorrow more on the legal battle that has pop star set to take the stand. >>> we're calling this weekend a winner, matt'sk to tell us how long this lovely weather will last, stay with we're live with the latest on the search for a driver. >>> we're also following a developing story a very active investigation at a sports complex in new jersey where a party ended in gunfire, where four people were taken to the hospital. >>> and, if you don't have outdoor plans this afternoon you better make them now, we're in store for a spectacular even to the weekend. >>> today is sunday august 6th , good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get right over to meteorologist matt peterson with that forecast, good sunday morning, matt, it could not be better to day. >> i don't think it could. we have a graphic we use practically perfect, top 10, just a sensational sunday. >> awesome. >> it will be a wonderful day for us here, if you weren't able to enjoy saturday afternoon, try really hard to get outside and enjoy today because it doesn't get much better then this especially

taylor swift and right said fred have in common? rhythm apparently. we ask how their song inspired her latest track. hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. coming up before 10, matt at 9:30am, a summary of this morning's main news. the most powerful storm to strike mainland america in more than a decade has made landfall in texas. hurricane harvey has winds of up to 130 miles per hour and has battered the town of rockport. some residents are reported to be trapped inside collapsed buildings. tens of thousands of people have lost power. the emergency services said it was too dangerous to respond to some calls. earlier we spoke to the cbs news reporter weijiajiang, who is in corpus christi, where residents were advised to evacuate as hurricane harvey approached. right now state officials don't have any numbers for how many evacuated the areas. but seven coastal counties had mandatory evacuations. that happened already on thursday evening and then into friday. but many people in the other areas chose to stay in harvey's pass and didn't wa nt to to stay in harvey's pass and didn't want to abandon their homes or belongings or worry about transporting their children an

taylor. >>> and the silent song that's racing up the charts. [ silence ] >>> today, tuesday, august 15th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. >> when you have music thing to me. that's over my head. >> it's a busy morning. we want to start with the protests facing the president, after it took him two days to denounce the hate groups in the car attack in charlottesvillech virginia. we're going to start with kristen welker, outside trump tower in new york city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is president trump's first time waking up in trump tower since taking office. it wasn't exactly a warm welcome home, because of the hundreds of protesters lining the streets here. many fuming after they call inadequate response to the violent clashes in charlottesville overnight. hundreds of protesters lining the streets around trump tower, greeting him with boos and jeers. the uproar over president trump's response to despite following comments after int

taylor. >>> and the silent song that's racing up the charts. [ silence ] >>> today, tuesday, august 15th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. >> when you have a chance, you have to explain that silence of music thing to me. that's over my head. >> we'll explain it, i promise. it's a busy morning. a lot of news to get to. we want to start with the protests facing the president, after it took him two days to specifically denounce those hate groups in the car attack in charlottesville, virginia. we've got complete coverage this morning and we'll start with nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker outside trump tower here in new york city. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is president trump's first time waking up in trump tower since taking office. it wasn't exactly a warm welcome home, with hundreds of protesters lining the streets. many still fuming after they say what was an inadequate response to those violent clashes in charlo

matt. >> he was somewhere by himself in a darkroom, it might be relaxing. >> all right. i'll pop start now. you should see him get out of it. taylorroke with a series of images including her cover art. this comes following her social media blackout and release of those mysterious snake videos. this taylor's sixth studio album. it's been three years since her best selling 1989 album. reputation set for release may 10th and her single debut today. >> now to this is "this is us," breakout drama released the new season s the character randall asks him mom played by mandy moore for some advice. take a look. >> our marriage wasn't perfect, that's true, but none are. your father wasn't perfect either, but he was pretty damn close. as close as they come. he pushed a stranger on me, and that stranger became my child, and that child became my life. he became you. >> break out the tissues. you can catch the season -- the premier tuesday september 26th right here on nbc. >> that's so sad. i need my pacy just for comfort. >> we'll talk later. boy, will we talk. >> i know. good thing al wasn't here to see it. >> exactly. let's check in with mr.

of groping tayl taylor swift takes the stands and the tributes pouring in for music legend glen campbell, today, august 9th, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a on rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. we're happy you're joining us. >> let's get to the rapidly developing north korea crisis. ominous threats being exchanged by the u.s. and north korean regime. north korea saying it is, quote, seriously reviewing plans to launch missile strikes on guam. that is a u.s. territory and home to a key air force base. >> so what was the timing of this? it followed a harsh warning hours earlier from president trump that any further threats from kim jong un would be met with, quote, fire and fury like the world has never soon. >> the escalating war of words had an immediate impact on wall street and overnight major markets in asia and europe dropped as well. >> our team is ready to break this all down starting with nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> it was a chilling response to thunderous words to president trump after reports of an intelligence assessment that kim jong un was closer

taylor swift gets her day in court. >>> the king of country nation. brad paisley, live in concert, on our plaza, today, august 4th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today." on a friday morning. hoda is here again, while savannah wraps up a vacation. how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> want the good news or the bad news? >> the good news, please. >> we have brad paisley out on the plaza. >> the bad news? >> i want to show you this picture. this is the top of our building looking south. >> oh, no. >> that's the sky, headed in our direction. >> we're going to stiff-arm that storm. brad needs to play. >> hopefully that will pass through. >>> let's get to a busy friday morning. we start with the new phase in the investigation of possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. according to reports, special counsel robert mueller is use begb using a grand jury. kristen welker, get us started. >> reporter: the president and his legal team are defiant as the russia investigation intensifies. the message from the president's lawyers,

and joined by matt taylor from the bbc weather centre. this is a colossal storm.the strongest storm to hit texas since 1961. it arrived onshore as a category four storm. we had recorded wins of around 130 miles an hour. very close to that anyway. the winds have only eased a bit at the moment. if you look at that satellite imagery from when the storm arrived, it looks beautiful but see the core. the more well—defined it is the stronger the storm. it's around that we see the strongest of the winds. the storm surge is easing but it is not done. where is it exactly now? it has since moved inland. these are the latest shots from the national weather service. you can see that well—defined core. it's still hurricane status, it's going to produce an destructive winds. the storm surge will ease a bit but beyond that the story keeps going. what happens next? it becomes a rainfall story. 0ver what happens next? it becomes a rainfall story. over the next few days, normally storms move east but this will hang around the same part of texas for a few days. up to a metre of rain.