reporting from maui. let's get more analysis on the maui meeting with roger the asia pacific chief economist for ihs. thank you very much for being with us. obviously, optimism turned to disappointment. the obama administration had been touting the maui meeting as the final summit on the tpp. does this mean the deal is dead in the proverbial hawaiian waters? >> well, it certainly is a big disappointment because there had been hopes they might at least hammer out a broad agreement at this meeting. that clearcally hasn't happened. there is still significant sticking points in the area of dairy access, particularly into the canadian and u.s. markets in the area trade data protection and the biologics industry and a number of industries who have sticking points. the key issue now is that the political head room for getting the tpp through is rapidly running out. particularly because of the upcoming u.s. elections next year. and really, unless a deal can be done in the next few months, it really will then beco

. >> andrew thomas is standed by in maui. some disappointment from not having any agreement at all. >> well at the beginning of the week the idea was the press conference would announce a deal in principle. that has not happened. talk about meaningful progress. at the end of the day, no deal. leaving it up in the air. there's an u.n. official deadline it's the start of an election that gets under way at the beginning. of next year. unclear what the candidates make of the t.p.p. deal. once it gets into the realm of the politics. it mudies the waters. a complex team as you say, it's not the dairy industry it's the truck industry, the sugar cane market all the competing interests come together. when one thing goes on the table, there's knock-on effects. lots were pleased the deal did not go through. it could have been bad for consumers around the countries, there are health advocates saying if a deal went through, it would have lengthened time for pharmaceutical companies. they could have kept the copyright longer. you could see

tropical storm watches are in for the big island and maui. kellye: he devoted much of his life to serving his country as a navy seal, but an accident at home to the life of a bethesda man friday morning. roz plater explains. spent years as a navy seal and a counterterrorism expert for the navy. his life and distinguished career came to a tragic end early friday morning. the avid cyclist was not far from home when he was struck and killed. >> he was my rock. a huge loss. roz: montgomery county police say he was heading east on massachusetts avenue when a car traveling in the same direction hit him. how and why is being investigated. it happened in front of this woman's home. >> we said a prayer for the person who was injured and the person hit him. we are heartbroken for the situation. had a second career as a high-tech executive. he was a chief strategy officer at a company. his coworker said, "we are devastated by the treatment is loss of this exemplary individual and national hero. we have lost a dear friend and valued colleague." but his f

maui. >> arab's largest economy china was not part of those talks rob mcbride explains why china will be happy the talks have stalled. >> the satisfaction and glee is almost palpable. in beijing this has been more than trade. it is the significance of the pact fashioned by the united states with their allies on this side of the pacific seeming to stifle the ambitions of the world's second economy in what it is considered it's own backyard. as america struggles with its grand plan china has been busy with its own trade families. as the tpp is further delayed it seems it's very relevance is being brought into question. >> debris that could be from missing malaysian flight 370 has arrived in the french city of toulouse for testing. it washed up on island reunion in the indian ocean. it brings a breakthrough on a crash that has baffled aviation experts for a year. al jazeera's charles stratford has more from toulouse. >> this is the french ministry of defense establishment where the investigation is taking place. now some of the buildings behind me similar investigations have taken place

that's what i think has been happening in maui in week >>> interesting. debris that investigators believe could be from missing malaysia airlines f-flight 370 has arrived in france for testing. a piece washed up on reunion island. tania page reports from there. >> reporter: this rocky beach is where the wreckage was found. police walk its length. and watch from the sky, perhaps there's more to find. the workers discovered the debris while cleaning the beach. now he thinks the bottle made in indonesia could be another clue - he's taking it to police. >> i have 30 workers. every morning before we start, we will check the sea and if we find something, we'll call the police. >> the discovery of wreckage made the small island in the indian ocean an important place in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight mh370. a flight that disappeared from radar while en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. in march last year. aviation experts saw the footage, saying the codes show it's from the wing of a 777. the same as mh370. the man who found it is relieved.

involved in the trans-pacific partnership, but not everyone is upset as andrew thomas reports from maui in hawai'i. >> this was supposed to be the moment to announce the biggest trade deal in history. the summit in hawai'i lasted four days but over all trans-pacific partnership negotiations have been going on for more than five years. the ministers claims of meaningfumeaning progress rang holy. this was to be a make or break summit for these talks. but you're not allowe aable to announce a deal in principle. >> at the end of the day there are a a limited number of difficult issues that require to be resolved. i feel gratified by the progress that has been made. >> each country has its own priorities. for australia and new zealand it was access to markets for agriculture. vietnam, clothing. japan and mexico, industries. i'm sure you're aware that the industry in mexico is the seventh largest in the world and fourth largest exporter. so obviously mexico has a deep interest i. so probably you can accuse me putting myself to the front to really push the interest of my country. >> with a dea

maui. >> china in asia but not big in these talks. the tpp seen as part of u.s.sident's so-called pivot to asia to counter increasingly asserted economic moves by beijing. that's the fear in china. rob mcbride tells us why china is going to be happy things have gone rather wrong. >> the cents of chinese satisfaction even glee is almost palpable for beijing. this deal has been about far more than just trade. it is the strategic significance of a packet fashioned by the united states with their alleys on this side of the pacific seem to go stifle the ambitions of the world's second biggest economy in what it will consider to be its own backyard. as america struggles with its grand plan so china has been busy with its own trade agreements far less ambitious but agreements have been signed and put into effect most recently with south korea and australia as the tpp is further delayed, it seems it's very real relevance has been brought into question. >> the deby which investigators think could be from flight 370 has arrived in the french city toulouse. it will be teste

bit thursday evening, rain in owould wahoo and maui. along with the downpours, gusty winds will develop. wednesday evening, wind dusts between 20 and 30 miles-per-hour. by early thursday morning, they'll pick up to 30 to 40 miles-per-hour. but as guillermo pulls away by friday afternoon, the winds weaken and the skiesll brighten. but if you are headed to hawai'i later next week. tonight, mainly cloudy. highs for monday, another nice august day. lots of afternoon sunshine. 68 in san francisco. 70 oakland. 77, santa rosa. 82, concord. high of 78 in san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast morning clouds, the sun, nice august. and heat on wednesday continues into thursday and then a dip friday into saturday before temperatures go right back up on sunday. coming up at 11:00 we'll have an update on guillermo's track and strength. >> thank you. >> over to shu. what do you have for us. >> a little baseball to start. your favorite sport. yesterday the giants spoiled the rangers' cole hamels debut. drew still not over the trade. texas looking fo

it is expected to hit the big island tonight and maui tomorrow. it could be downgraded as a tropical storm by tomorrow. hawaii mayor and governor have signed emergency prosch -- proclamations. >>> remnants of erika will be flooded with downpours, the third wettest year in florida's history. >> boy, wouldn't we love to get rain around here. >> reporter: we have a few light showers, but nothing to dampen the heat and humidity that we have out there. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region we have scattered light showers through the region. it is not impacting us greatly. watch for this as you head out. roads are a little bit wet. it's not breaking the heat. that's not the case for us today. you'll notice the humidity, as well. let's check the current conditions as you head out the door. we have clouds up above with the showers through the area, as well. not causing a big problem, but something to watch for as you head out. how about the temperature, 77 degrees right now. already warm, already muggy. we have the always on day

astronomers are building it on a mountain in maui to observe the sun's magnetic field. 20 people were arrested who were attempting to black the construction equipment. opponents are trying to preserve the conservation district land. >> talking to the project manager, i said, come on but they're adamant. >> what are we going to be able to con sever in the future? just doesn't make any sense at all. >> people have been demonstrating on the mountain around the clock. they were arrested for violating an emergency rule restricting overnight access to the area. >>> get your motor running. may look like they're showing off but this is for more than bragging rights. this event in san francisco is helping officers from across the country. >>> let's head live outside right now. we're enjoying a brief break from the heat. find out when to expect the next blast of summer. >> i'm traffic reporter with your bart close sure update. there are no trains running through the transbay tube while crews repair tracks. a bus bridge and extra ferries are available. delays are expect on bay area bridges throu

tropical storm watches are posted for hawaii and maui. another close call expected for the 50th state. >> thank you. >>> and next to a terrifying moment at the ballpark. a fan falling from the upper deck at turner field in atlanta. he did not survive. here's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: tonight, fans still in shock after witnesses say atlanta braves fan greg murrey fell 50 feet off the top deck during the seventh inning at saturday night's game against the yankees. >> someone just fell over the upper deck. they have to stop the game. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: fans looking on in horror as murrey receives medical attention from others at the game, including dr. joseph ricotta who was sitting just ten seats from where murrey landed and rushed over to help. >> out of the corner of my eye i saw something fall. wasn't sure what it was. you're in a state of shock. the adrenaline kicks in and you don't think. >> reporter: you can see dr. ricotta and others at the game administering cpr. ricotta estimates for as long as 10 minutes, before param

bit thursday evening, rain in owould wahoo and maui. along with the downpours, gusty winds will develop. wednesday evening, wind dusts between 20 and 30 miles-per-hour. by early thursday morning, they'll pick up to 30 to 40 miles-per-hour. but as guillermo pulls away by friday afternoon, the winds weaken and the skiesll brighten. but if you are headed to hawai'i later next week. tonight, mainly cloudy. highs for monday, another nice august day. lots of afternoon sunshine. 68 in san francisco. 70 oakland. 77, santa rosa. 82, concord. high of 78 in san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast morning clouds, the sun, nice august. and heat on wednesday continues into thursday and then a dip friday into saturday before temperatures go right back up on sunday. coming up at 11:00 we'll have an update on guillermo's track and strength. >> thank you. >> over to shu. what do you have for us. >> a little baseball to start. your favorite sport. yesterday the giants spoiled the rangers' cole hamels debut. drew still not over the trade. texas looking fo

he died on saturday in maui, hawaii. >>> vladimir putin had a big weekend with prime minister dmitryedvedev. video from a russian state news agency shows the pair working out in opposite coordinated outfits. they also barbecued and shared some tea. >>> heart pounding moments were captured with an 8 to 10-foot hammerhead shark under their boat on saturday. lifeguards closed the beach. a second hammerhead shark was seen yesterday. let's get down to business with la landon dowdy. >>> the markets would start out the week on a dune note. a drop in china's market with shanghai sliding 3% and investors will be looking ahead to friday and the monthly jobs report which could offer evidence on whether the feds will start hiking interest rates. netflix is out and hulu is in. the new partner of pay tv channel epix starting in october. netflix said it will allow the deal to lapse and focus on original programming and exclusive rights to movies. apple is expected to unveil a new tv device next weekend. it's going to cost more. it will cost $149 or $199 more than double the price of the current ver

by thursday, it looks like it will be in between maui and oha with you you had and -- oahu. if you are heading here, be prepared because it is still on track to move across the hawaii yub islands. it will be weakening as it does. that's good news. it will be weakening over the next few days. giving you a live look with the fog, the last three hours, it's peeled back. at this time hugging the coast. but the rest of us, mostly sunny. areas like suz, partly to mostly sunny. the onshore breeze continues. it's quite robust. travis reporting 30-mile-an- hour gusts. the cool pacific air continues to push into the inland communities. 76 right now in livermore. we have 77 in fairfield. widespread slow 7 o. mid- to upper 70s for napa. along the peninsula, upper 70s at this time. as we get into the second half of your day, notice the color coding on this very mild weather. 60s at the coast. upper 60s, low 70s around the bay. no red in the area. that means everybody gonna stay below 90 degrees even under mid- 80s for most of us. 85 for clearlake. 75 for san ralph fell today. to the east

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it looks like the track will take it right to the north of the big island and right by maui. by the time it arrives 45-150, it will weaken considerably. that is the good news. it's moving west, northwest at 15 miles an hour. a lot of heavy rain. especially the big island maybe and just toward the north. it does look like it will weaken considerably over the next 48 hours. 60s on the temps. the water temps came way up. 26 gust to 33. it will be a pretty breezy to windy day. and water temps 60s will translate into very warm lows. i will go back to the anchors. [ laughter ] >> thank you, steve. a lot to cover with the fires. >>> another whale washes on to a bay area beach. not many people want to know why. coming up in 20 minutes why this is just the latest on a number of dead whales being spotted across the bay area. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> a nine-year-old bat boy has died after being hit in

there she is-- the prettiest white woman on maui. milady. and i were supposed to go to hawaii for our honeymoon. mm-hmm. but something else came up. i got pregnant with haley. my bad! we didn't even have a proper wedding. we just went down to the courthouse on a tuesday. the judge sentenced me to life with no chance of parole. you begged me to marry you. it's true. i did. oh! hold on, my bride. allow me! [ grunts ] what are you doing? being romantic. god, you're solid. sweetie, put me down. go on. okay. honey, come on. let's turn this vacation into a honeymoon.

andrew thomas has been following those talks in maui and now reports of what, if anything, happens next. >> this was supposed to be the moment to announce the biggest trade deal in history. the summit in hawai'i lasted four days but over all trans-pacific partnership negotiations have been going on for more than five years. claims of meaningful progress rang holy. >> this was anticipated to be a make or break summit for these talks. it's disappointing that you're not able to announce a deal in principle. >> there is a limited number of difficult issues that require additional attention to be resolved, but i feel very gratified about the progress that has been made. >> each country has its own priority. for australia and new zealand it was access to markets for agriculture. for vietnam clothing. for japan and mexico, their motor industries. >> i'm sure you're aware that the auto industry in mexico is the seventh largest in the world and fourth largest exporter. so obviously mexico has an interest. so probably you can accuse me is putting myself to the front to really push the interest of

showers eekly but we have watches for maui and big island on the north shore and eastern shore of hawaii that goes until tuesday 6:00 o'clock local time upper 50's to lower 60's. see the clouds increase from west to east then the clouds greet us first thing in the morning but tons of sunshine in the afternoon. few then cloud 78 degrees 81 los gatos. 77 the high in sunnyvalement along the pacifica with these l afternoon sunshine and 65 daly city into the north bay 79 santa rosa. 77 novato. 77 sonoma. or vallejo. east bay 75. richmond 79. fremont inland cool in the 80's before the heat returned on wednesday. so 82 pittsburgh tomorrow. 81 walnut correct and 80 pleasanton and 81 degrees. forecast you call sun high cloud tomorrow then we turn warmer wednesday into thursday. cool off on friday. track at least isolated chance of shower but all indications that weekend shaping up partly cloudy and nice across the area. >> that is nice. >> thanks so much drew. >> coming up next on 7 news at 11:00 there is a backlash growing over parking spot. >> some call these pink spaces expensive a. >> apple w

andrew thomas reports from maui in hawai'i. >> this was supposed to be the moment to announce the biggest trade deal in history. the summit in hawai'i lasted four days but over all negotiations have been going on for more than five years. the ministers claims of meaningful progress rang hollow. >> this was supposed to be the make or break summit for these talks. are you disappointed not able to. announce a decision in principle principle. >> there are issues that need to be resolved but i feel gratified by the progress that has been made. >> each country had its own priorities. >> so obviously mexico has a deep interest. soso excuse me putting myself to the front to push the interest in the country. >> with a deal as complex as tpp deadlock in one area prevented progress in others. production for specific industries were in play along general discussions in common regulations not just trade but production. that's where critics are concerned. big business would be given more power over consumers. the were posed lengthening of copyright... for medicines banning generic drugs exciting compet

the men have been convicted of aiding the maui the egyptian government now deem a terrorist group. >> they were arrested on false charge. they were convicted without a shred of evidence. at no point during the long drawn out retrial did any of the unfounded allegations stand up to scrutiny. >> the canadian government is demanding fahmy's immediate deportation. his attorney said that now that the egyptian judiciary has proven its driven by politics not truth it is time for the president to pardon the men. >> it sends a dangerous message that there are judges in egypt who will allow their courts to become instruments of political repression and propaganda. >> for now the legal fight continues. but greste says that they need the global community to fight with them, but continuing to promote the free aj staff campaign. >> with me now is al jazeera acidismic editor james bays. there has been reaction around the world to these convictions. pretty much universal condemnation. >> absolutely, from everyone we heard from. remember, the diplomats have been watching this closely. there are ambass

andrew thomas, al jazeera, maui. >> china, the biggest economy in asia, just wasn't part of this. the tpp seen as parts of u.s. president's barack pivot to asia to counter increasingly assertive economic moves by beijing. rob mcbride on ideal china will be happy it's gone wrong. >> the sense of chinese satisfaction, even glee is pal. for pay jing this has been about more than trade. it is the strategic signifcancer of a packet fashioned by the united states with their alleys on this side of the pacific seeming to stifle the ambitions of the world's second biggest economy in what it will consider to be its own backyard. as america struggles with its grand plan, so china has been busy with its own trade agreement, far less ambitious but agreements that have been signed and put into effect most recently with south korea and australia as the tpp is further delayed, it seems its very relevance is being brought into question. >> zimbabwe's fafk force says the brother of cecil the lion now also being killed. deaths have let me to tighter restrictions on hunting in areas surrounding the c

it will pass about 200 miles northeast of the big island and maui. residents and vacationers are likely to see rough surf and strong rip currents. >>> in the pacific northwest, people are cleaning up after strong wind storms. thousands lost power. most have had service restored. all major and secondary roads are now clear of fallen debris. >>> let's get the complete forecast from accuweather's molly cochran. >> for monday, we're looking at localized flooding across florida. flash flood watches in effect from tampa into orlando. until monday night. erika's moisture funneled into the sunshine state. over the next couple of days, the rain could add up. two to four inches between tampa, orlando, and jacksonville. prepare for heavy travel delays as well. meanwhile, with keep an eye out on hurricane ignacio. phillip and reena, back to you. >> all right, molly, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, two southwest planes clipped each other at the airport in oakland, california. passengers posting alarming photos to social media. we want to show you the top part

and i was like, >> hurricane ignacio is posting closer to hawaii with warnings at the big island and maui. >> time for a check on traffic. good news this morning for peninsula drivers. >> leyla, what is going on 101? >> excellent news for peninsula but bad for folks in the east bay. this is the san mateo bridge, and across the water to the peninsula not going to be a problem but we are seeing delays on sound 880 where we have a sig-alert, jackknifed big rig blocking lanes and debris with a sig-alert blocking southbound 880 approaching this area so if you have a flight to catch at airport airport be aware you could fine slow downs. sliding over the water as we head into burlingame this is what everyone wants to know, both side of 101 have re-opened, northbound and southbound side with the exception of broadway closed until noon but right now the traffic is back to normal with clear conditions northbound and southbound direction. >> thank you. >> cannot get a break in some areas. pretty good in others. walnut creek, we will on the weather window and show you it is clear at 61 headed outside

showers eekly but we have watches for maui and big island on the north shore and eastern shore of hawaii that goes until tuesday 6:00 o'clock local time upper 50's to lower 60's. see the clouds increase from west to east then the clouds greet us first thing in the morning but tons of sunshine in the afternoon. few then cloud 78 degrees 81 los gatos. 77 the high in sunnyvalement along the pacifica with these l afternoon sunshine and 65 daly city into the north bay 79 santa rosa. 77 novato. 77 sonoma. or vallejo. east bay 75. richmond 79. fremont inland cool in the 80's before the heat returned on wednesday. so 82 pittsburgh tomorrow. 81 walnut correct and 80 pleasanton and 81 degrees. forecast you call sun high cloud tomorrow then we turn warmer wednesday into thursday. cool off on friday. track at least isolated chance of shower but all indications that weekend shaping up partly cloudy and nice across the area. >> that is nice. >> thanks so much drew. >> coming up next on 7 news at 11:00 there is a backlash growing over parking spot. >> some call these pink spaces >> some call these pink

closer to hawaii, so far that high surf is the biggest variable. 12 to 20-foot waves, eastern shores of mauind the big island. finally hurricane fred has formed. this deal is one of the few in our history that have affected the cape ved islands. david? >>> we're going to turn to that deadly shooting in texas back in the news tonight, the sheriff's deputy killed in cold blood after filling up his patrol car at that gas station. the suspect althdly unloading 15 rounds that night and this evening a chilling new claim, was the veteran officer a target simply because he was wearing a police uniform. abc's matt gutman in texas. >> reporter: an alleged assassin jangled into court today. shannon miles accused of murdering darren goforth late friday. >> would you call this an assassination? >> yes. >> reporter: prosecutors say the 30-year-old miles stalked goforth at this gas station. then he executed him. >> officer down. life flight on route. >> reporter: eye witnesses saw his pick-up. police tracking down the make and model. door knocking every house until they came upon his house. >> they asked h

if you have family or travel plans out toward hawaii, may see some wind and some rain at times in maui and the big island. but that storm, at least the focus of the hurricane-force winds will be staying just offshore. for the west coast got this trough of low pressure which looks a little bit more like early october, had a lot of damage from that wind in the pacific northwest. reinforcing that onshore breeze for the weekend. and this pattern's going to stick around as we get through the middle part of the week. in fact what it will likely do is kind of supersize the marine layer and bring in some low clouds and drizzle at times, especially as we get toward tuesday and wednesday mornings could have some light rain out on the coast and drizzle. once again as we head toward another part of the week. for tomorrow morning lows in the low 60s. some areas of drizzle for your morning commute. as we head through the afternoon, temperatures overall looking a lot like we had today. upper 60s and low 70s around san francisco. and our inland temperatures around the south bay in the low 80s. downtow

. >>> hawaii's big island and maui are under a tropical storm watch tonight as category 4 hurricane approaches. forecasters don't expect ignacio to hit hawaii directly but say it could bring high surf and gusty winds. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> ignacio what? >> one of three category 4 hurricanes in the eastern pacific right now and that's the only time that we know of on record that's happened. >> okay. >> impressive satellite imagery there. 3-degree guarantee time, you know when he some clouds around today. >> you were -- we had some clouds around today. >> you were kind of edging earlier. how did you do? >> we just missed it. when you have clouds, they tend to limit the sun, hence we cooler. we're still 39 of the last 43, so let's look at the positive and i guess when it's a little cooler this time of year, most people don't mind that. temperatures tonight are warm, 80 degrees still, feels like 82 thanks to those dew points way up in the 60s, with clouds around, south wind at 9. we're staying in the 70s here in town and the cool

. >> in 1982, gosney moved to the island of maui in hawaii with another commune that collapsed. department. >> i didn't tell them that i was a chronic alcoholic. i didn't tell them that i was a jonestown survivor. i didn't tell them that i was hiv positive. i didn't tell them that i had a drug history. >> after a couple of years as a cop, he hit rock bottom. finally, he stopped drinking, stopped using drugs and kept his job. >> i've been clean and sober for 19 years now, over 19 years. >> life has not been easy. >> i lost two partners, two beautiful men that i loved and were partnered with that i lost to aids. >> the license on gosney's truck says it all. >> a license plate "alive" is a celebration of me being alive and surviving jonestown, surviving everything that's happened in my life. >> survival for leslie wilson has been a 30-year battle. >> the guilt of living was insurmountable. i did not want to live. i literally did not want to live. i did not want to be here. >> five members of her family died the day she walked away. >> they know that i think i knew what was going to

it is going to skirt north of maui by tuesday. right now it is category 1 hurricane.r category 2 hurricane. beautiful shot out there now. these are the clouds. that is the rain we are -- scattered showers event. mainly in northern california. in the fire zones. it will bring cooler temperatures here. that subtropical moisture. showers fall in northern california, perhaps of a half inch of rain. talking north of -- humboldt. cooler in napa. cooler today than yesterday. not much. today was every bit as hot inland as yesterday. staid hot and muggy. the fog and low clouds tonight. that is tomorrow morning. 70s for most of the bay area. there it is. that is the event. not bad. this is in the fire zone. and then it slides through. at this point -- that is our best chance for a sprinkle. sunday is the best day on your bay area weekend. the five-day forecast. there is the chance. it is not a big deal. other than the pattern, it is loosening it up. doesn't look like the system you will see this time of year. it is early. might be good news for us. the jet stream is reacting th

also toward maui. for us possibility of some rain. it wouldn't be until later in the week or the weekend. i will say rain to the north. it looks like the southern extend might be mendocino county and lake county. a few 90s and 80s. much of marin county in the 70s. sonoma at 80. i did go 92 for clear lake. low 90s antioch and brentwood. these are a little bit below average for many. oakland at 73 is just about where they should be. san jose at 80. a little warmer for the santa clara valley. 60s and 70s coast in the city. on the peninsula 70s or very low 80s as well. don't see much change here. very quiet until the end of the week. it will give us some clouds. we'll see if it can give us any rain. >> i saw a quick shot of you keeping on eye on the big board. >> it will be a long day. >> it is definitely going to be a long day. a lot of predictions that there will be a big bounce by the end of the day. >> somebody will come in and buy. >> machines will buy. >> that is for sure. thank you. >>> 6:52 is the time right foul. trash and public

to the south of maui. that is a big deal because what happens with this one, unlike the last one last week, this tracks closer to the islands and will have an impact onivationers -- on vacationers. highs tomorrow just like today but cool. tomorrow in san francisco, 68 degrees for a day time high. tomorrow in oakland, warmer. 72 degrees for a day time high. tomorrow in san jose, up in the upper 70s. downtown 77 degrees in san jose. your five-day forecast, pops into view. good news for the fire lines compared to a couple weeks ago. welcome back, julie -- >> good to be back. >> thank you. [ talking at the same time ] >>> the river that runs through downtown san jose the latest casualty of california's drought. over the past few months a large section of the driver dried up, trapping and killing many fish. the drought hit just when the river was recuperating. experts say part of the river dried up before but this year it is worse than anyone can remember. >>> up next, deadly attacks over seas, including one on

it could go north of maui. i tell you what, the pacific is on fire. typical for an el nino year. right? el ninos produce a lot of pacific tropical storms. we have had siloans, typhoons, hurricanes, tropical storms. in the atlantic they had few. their hurricane season gets stunted because of the el nino event. this is el nino moisture from the subtropics. it will cool things off. it is hot. 100 degrees in livermore. i thought it would be 98, 97. 100 right now. almost as hot today as yesterday. a little cooler. almost as hot inland. or as hot. the forecast for the fog -- well, not fog, the clouds. 7:00 a.m. more clouds. highs, yellows are 70s. lots of 70s tomorrow. and low 80s. the warmest spots. couple mid-80s. friday high clouds moving in. that is today. and saturday temperatures cool off as the system brings us a shot at showers. how much rain? not very much. here is what i am excited about. eureka, some models are suggesting a half inch, that is where the fires are. that is huge for the firefighters. tomorrow by noon. after that everything moves off. that was an estimate of rai

people were ready to go to jail, protest the construction of a large solar telescope on the island of mauiom the sight by linking arms. more than 20 people were arrested. one protestor didn't intend to be taken away. >> when i heard the call i really had no choice. i didn't make the decision consciously. it was put on me. >> the protest was to protect state land from construction. bail was set at $600. >> on hawaii's island of oahu mistear yoshida tar balls washed ashore. the u.s. coast guard is investigating the origin of them. they can be caused by oil spill and can also appear naturally. they're asking people to stay away. >> a couple of chicks graduate at the top of their class. we'll show you these cute baby penguins as they finish fish school. >> we have a big weather system spinning out here in the pacific and it's going to head our way in the next week. i'll let you know what it means, coming up. dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. he

big suite in maui, just the two of us. manny tied up in the backyard -- big bowl of kibble. [ chuckles ] i'm kidding. he's staying with claire and phil. this whole thing was a big surprise. i did it all myself -- the flight, the hotels. cost me a fortune, but it was worth it. cost me a fortune. in case i forget to say it a few hundred times this week,

tropical storm watches posted for maui too because this thing has gotten so big and so strong.pected for hawaii but as a category 1 or 2 storm heads to the north, we'll see tropical conditions at least for a document of those islands. also, watching our latest storm. this is just coming off the african coastline, tropical storm fred poses no threat to our land but tropical storm watches are posted for the cape verde islands. >> this weather report is brought to you by carmax. >> this weather report is brought to you by carmax. beautiful for now here on marco island. wish you guys were with us. back to new new york. >> rob, we wish you were with us, too. right? actually we wish you could come back so you could go to the u.s. open. >> actually, ron wants your tickets. >> all right, rob thanks. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- diving into the deep to learn more about the great white shark and the moment these divers got away. >>> plus, sara haines has so much going on in life, social media, there she is in periscope. >> i'm better on periscope because i have you guys to

to tell you, no offense to music whatsoever, nothing compares to being a dad so it was like leaving maui to go to honolulu. i don't know how to say it. [ laughter ] it was like -- i love to play music but right now i have to tell you there's nothing better than this. and those are days you can't get back. >> there's a song on your current record that you played in the earlier hours about -- about moms and it's so moving. i've listened a couple times and every time i get misty eyed. you must have had such an incredible connection with your mom. tell me about how that song feels. >> your mom is your best friend. i can't tell you how many times i've sucked, fallen flat on my face and my mom goes "i thought you were great." mom believed you could fly. dad believed if you were going to fly it would take work. so realism and a dreamy upbringing. all us kids have that input. >> do you think about her when you sing that song? >> i think about her when i raise my own kids. i was t!lking to a friend of mine and i said "i hate to sound like my dad" but i knew it was coming and here it came. >> beau

so,ing maui to go to monlulu. right now, there is nothing better than this.back. >> there's a song on your current record that you played in the earlier hours about moms and i have to tell you, it's so moving. i listened to it a couple of times and every time i get misty eyed. you must have had such an incredible connection with your mom. tell me a little bit of about how that song feels to you. >> your mom is your best friend. your biggest fan. i can't tell you how many times i have sucked falling flat in my face and my mom goes, i thought you were great. that is wonderful. mom and dad were a great balance. mom believed you could fly and dad believed if you were going to fly, it would take a lot of work. a real realism and dreamy kind of upbringing. all us kids had that input. >> do you think about her when you sing that song? >> i think about her and my dad a lot when i raised my own kids. i was talking to a friend of mine in the business two nights ago and i said, i hate to sound like my dad. >> beautiful. also, earlier in the piece you and j.t., justin ti

after that it takes a dive to the south, missing maui, kauai and oahu.tem is moving, takes that fog bank and gives us more than yesterday, that's for sure. low on its way out, allowing high pressure to kick in. 60s, 70s, 80s today, but then that high says i've been working out and i'm coming in and it's going to get hot for about two days and then starts to cool down. morning clouds, a little breeze once that fog bank burns off. a lot more fog than we had. 80s through the interior, upper 70s and with the warm ocean temps, pretty mild on the coast as well. temperatures there 70s to 80s. looks like temperatures have been kind of holding steady tore a few days. start a warmup on friday and then kick it into warmer gear on the weekend. >> we got it. >> you'll get it. >> we're gonna get it. >> that could be tough for fires. >> there has been good nurz on the jerusalem fire, 33% contained. >> but the weekend could be rough. >> yeah. >>> 6:52. convicted national security leaker chelsea manning facing indefinite solitary con phoenixment. the items that -- confin

maui has a shot. it's some heavy rain.m stays north of the island chain which will be helpful. but they'll still get some big surf and wet weather. for us a little bit of wet weather to the north. that's a nice looking weather system for this time of year don't expect it to look like this. this is a fall system. this system is going to bring some significant rain to fire zones in northern california. for us a big cool down. today it was hot. tomorrow temperatures will be a lot cooler. instead of 98 98 degrees in livermore we're going to find cooler temperatures. you get temperatures like this in the 70s. yellows throughout the area. with a few 80s showing up in the mid-80s in the inland bay valleys. today was cooler, saturday significant cooling. and that chance of a shower mainly tomorrow morning. so let's look at that. forecast model does this. here's really the bulk of the system. 6:00a.m. and then 9:00 a.m. an noon it's out of here. by noon we're all clear. we move to sunday all clear as well. a nice looking forecast a

it will take a dive way to the south, but maui looks okay. lot more cloud cover, but guillermo went to the north, hilda going to the south. low spinning for august, very impressive, came out of the north, not out of the south. it's giving us more in the way of low clouds this morning because it's beginning to move and as it does, that's enhancing that fog bank. 80s through the interior, 60s, 70s coast and bay. and temperatures look like they are going to pop up after tomorrow. tomorrow could be a little warmer, but then it looks a lot warmer saturday and sunday. next week showing signs of being cool. the pacific, there are also two super typhoons forming again. >> really? >> yes. the pacific has been nonstop. the atlantic is crick its. and that's an he will nino signature. >> that's -- el nino signature. the amount of hurricanes and typhoons in the pacific is comparable to 97, 98, 82/83, which were very strong he willel nino years. >>> 5:21 is the time. chelsea manning, the convicted national security leaker facing solitary confinement. the i

it's expected to hit the big island tomorrow, and maui on tuesday, bringing high winds, heavy rain and swells. in dominica, 20 are dead, more than 50 missing after tropical storm erika slammed the island nation. hundreds of homes were destroyed after rain triggered last slides. we'll take you back to our msnbc special. >>> december 20th, 1995, american airlines flight 965 is about to begin its descent to cali, colombia. its approach is through a narrow corridor in between one of the tallest mountain ranges, the andes. 155 passengers are on board, including mercedes ramirez and both of their parents. they're eager to be reunited with relatives waiting for them at the airport. >> you can tell everybody was excited because this was a christmas back home flight. >> air traffic control clears flight 965 to descend to 15,000 feet and proceed to cali. the captain instructs the flight attendant to prepare for a landing. and then they accept a runway change that will speed up their arrival time. but first officer don williams says he'll have to scramble to get down in time for the shorter appro

al jazeera maui. >> several wildfires in california are stressing the system. 23 are burning governorerry brown declaring a state of emergency for the entire state. hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate the largest fire burning just north of san francisco. it burned three hours and now athletens 450 other structures. 8,000 firefighters have been dispatched to fight the fire. and it's been fueled by the drought about 100 miles south of oregon. a firefighter from south dakota dakota's black hills was killed in a fast-moving blaze. >>> a journey for jews. 860 miles civil rights march from montgomery to the nation's capital of washington, d.c. we'll talk with cornell which will brooks. head of the naacp. and the police death that is not making the headlines. we'll take a deeper look next. a stunning light display to help save endangered animals. >> beyond the verdict and on the streets. >> there's been another teenager shot and killed by the police. >> a fault lines special investigation. >> there's a general distrust of this prosecutor. >> courageous and in-depth. >> it's a tar