miami and also atlanta. yeah we're the winners here. 92.9 as opposed to 90.3 in miami. in terms of number of days. 90 degrees. everyone has had 16. we're tied for those. this is interesting. we've had three days 100 or higher. we're the only ones. of course miami is very unusual because they are near the water. that is rarefied air. we are down to 87 and dew point is 60. winds out of the north at 7. wait until next week dew points will be in the 50s. i want to point out what that means. 87 downtown. 88 in manassas. factor in the humidity and temps don't change. in fact it got 86 in manassas. so tonight there will be warm and dry. for fedex. temperatures 78 to 84. probably upper 70s by the time it ends. highs tomorrow and sunday will be around 90. a little hotter tomorrow. and the best chance of storms will be sunday afternoon. sunday morning is fine. early afternoon is fine. you probably do stuff outdoors. whether monitor that for a possible yellow weather alert. cold probability comes in late sunday evening. 10:00 tonight 80 downtown. but we are in the 70s in the subur

where local zika transmission has been confirmed on miami beach. ashy beauregard is six months pregnant, canceled her baby shower, and now worries her home, 15 minutes north of the area. >> i just feel like it spread from wynwood to miami beach cases we know of. how many cases we don't know of, it could have spread further already. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, 7,400 students in miami-dade county will go to school inside of a zika zone. there are two of those zones in the county. elaine, the superintendent of schools told us he thought about relocating the students but decided against it. >> david begnaud, miami beach, thank you. >>> more thunderstorms moved through the deep south sunday, hindering the massive clean-up in louisiana. last week's historic floods killed at least 13 people. 60,000 homes were damaged. manuel bojorquez is there. >> at this distribution center national guard troops handed out water to flood victims. >> tyler pollard is one of them. >> reporter: there is no water unless you look for it? >> yes, water. water. water. >> rep

mary molony has the lastest from miami... where five new cases have been reported, bringing that state's total to 36. (nats)this is ocean drive -- one of the hottest tourist spots on south beach.but now miami beach is a different florida): "we believe we have a new area where local transmissions are occurring in miami beach. "the area is one and a half square miles. running from the beach to the intercoastal waterway.it's the second part of miami - dade county where local transmission of the virus has been found.(dr. tom frieden/cdc director): "the key here is to find it quickly and respond quickly. that's what we're doing along with florida and miami-dade county in these two zones where we've documented transmission."the head of the c-d-c says the high rise buildings -- and strong beach breezes could pose a spraying for a type of mosquito that's notoriously difficult to control.(mayor philip levine/miami beach): "we are going to do everything in our power to make this city safe for our residents and our tourists. that's the

del virus del zika en miami beach.as precauciones. tenemos que protegernos. vilma: los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades le pidiÓ a las mujeres embarazadas no viajar a miami beach asÍ como el Área de wynwood donde se han detectado la mayorÍa de casos y esta vez fue mÁs allá. les pide que eviten viajar al condado miami dade, que incluye 34 ciudades. >> nosotros estÁbamos en esa Área, tomando pasos agresivos contra los mosquitos y tenemos que seguirlos. vilma: el Área de miami beach donde estarÍan los mosquitos infectados con zika se concentra en una zona de 1.5 millas cuadradas en pleno corazÓn del centro turÍstico. de los cinco casos de contagio detectados en esta Área, se sabe que tres eran turistas y dos residentes de miami beach. esta es una zona que vive del turismo y muchos de sus restaurantes ofrecen la posibilidad de comer al aire libre, lo que muchos piensan podrÍa verse afectado. el cdc pidiÓ todos los estados de la naciÓn que tiene los mosquitos capaces de transmitir el virus en caso de ser

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wynwood, miami beach. how much cases we don't know it could have spread further already. >> 7,600 students in miami-dade county will go to school in a zika zone. now two zones in the county. elaine the superintendent of schools told us he thought about relocating the students. but decided against it. >> david begnaud, miami beach, florida. thank you. >>> more thunderstorms moved through the deep sout hindering the clean-up. louisiana. last week's historic floods killed 13 people. 60,000 home were damaged. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: at this distribution center in baton rouge, national guard froopz have handed out more than 4,000 meals and 7,000 bottles of watt >> reporter: the scope of the disaster revealed more and more each day. the number of damaged homes jumped to 60,000. applications top 100,000. troops are not only providing relief supplies, but also, in some cases, comfort. the troops say as long as they have supplies they will be here. president obama will be here tuesday to see the dev

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officials across miami-dade communication. >> when did you find out there were cases in miami beach? >> found out at 12:00 when the governor gave his press interview. >> didn't get a heads up? >> zero. suspicion your office is trying to downplay the zika threat. i wanted to give an opportunity to respond. >> if you look at what the department of health its putting out. what our office is putting out. we will put out accurate information. >> head of the national see zika hang around, one to two years. new clusters to pop up along the gulf coast. in texas, and louisiana. >> our chief medical correspondent, dr. jon lapook discussed the latest zika outbreak with dr. tom frieden head of the centers for disease control. >> are conditions on miami beach, different. harder than in wynwood. >> miami beach a challenging area. high rise buildings means you can't apply aerial spraying in the same way. also, the windy conditions make it products. on the other hand you have more cement, pools that are chlorinated. >> as cdc director, what keeps you up about the whole zika outbreak. >> i worry it w

he is the mayor of miami beach. what has the city been doing to control the of zika in miami beach?'s a couple part operation, and we're educating our residents and tourists, making sure they spray themselves. we're getting rid of standing water, and i was doing it with the team. we upped our efforts in june, and we are continuing to do that, and the county itself we work with. we worked together side by side and working to put in specific pesticides this this area which is 20 blocks. five cases were reported that have links to miami beach. nothing has been conferrirmed active spreading. it's in 40 state in the country right now, but we take it seriously. >> of course, you do. and you said you have been work, diligently to not knot get it to appear in the first place. but here we are with five new cases, five locals and three touris tourist. do you think you have the resources to annihilate zika there? >> we want to get more state help. as much as we can, and you have to realize that the health department we work with, is a state agency which reports to our governor. what we need is

should they advise pregnant women not to travel to miami and miami beach where tourism is the biggest money-maker? no standing water anywhere in the city that would be an area for breeding or anything like that. we are doing all kinds of outreach. we're making sure that residents, visitors, workers that are outside use bug repellent. >> reporter: bug spray, of course, is your best defense. even though the zika virus hasn't been spread through mosquitoes anywhere in the bay area, wearing strongly advised. it's only a matter of time before more and more mosquitoes pick up the virus in the united states. later today here in tampa, usf tampa experts will outline their research that they've been doing with mosquitoes. they will talk to us about their role in developing a zika vaccine. as we've been talking about, there are vaccines in development, and they are being tested as we speak. live in tampa, lindsay logue, abc action news. >>> coming up on 6:05. olympic robbery controversy subpoena the u.s. olympic committee now apologizing for what it's calling a distracting ordeal. the fall-out

. >> also tonight back to school in miami's zika zone. what's being done to protect students. >> we're in louisiana where historic floods damaged 60,000 homes. we're in turkey where a teenage terror bomber is suspected of wiping out dozens at a wedding. >> and we'll meet an american paralympian inspiring the next generation. >> when i saw her really motivated to do more stuff than i can do because there is not very many olympians that have a disability like he has. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. with the election nearly 11 weeks away, a new cbs battleground tracker poll shows hillary clinton now six points ahead of donald trump in ohio. a crucial state for his campaign. in battleground iowa, a new poll shows clinton and trump are tied. it's the only state in recent polling where clinton does not have an outright lead. for more on this we turn to our elections director anthony salvanto in washington. anthony. >> reporter: in ohio one of the keys is that clinton continues to do better with demo

in miami beach at least five people have apparently beenin infected by local mosquitoes. the original zika zone is just across biscayne bay. so far at least 36 people in the area had been infected. the virus can cause severe birth defects. david begnaud has the latest. >> reporter: this afternoon the florida department of health handed out free bug repellent ae miami beach senior high. school in the new zika zone were encouraged to spray themselvesia before class tomorrow. >> melanie fishman is principalc of south point elementary. >> we don't want it done at the school site. there are kids that have asthmas >> reporter: the miami dadeth school district handed out protective clothing, long sleeves and pants for students that needed it. the proactive effort taken by the school district have impressed carol karp whose son adam senterring hi school. it's what we should do to protect our children and our whole community. >> reporter: nearly 3,300 kids will now be attending school in the 1.5 mile area where local zika transmission has been confirmed on miami beach. ashley beau

so now the cdc, having two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach identified as two plieses -- placese pregnant women should never come and this zone number two, ocean drive, and eighth street, at the famous news cafe, past the art deco hotel buildings, up to 15th 15th street and beyond. the second area now in miami-dade county declared pregnant women should not go, but mosquitoes locally are actively spreading zika. canvassing south beach now, multiple mosquito control teams, driving mosquito eggs, killing pellets into all areas of standing water. local businesses, hotels, restaurants, bars and shops on the beach are also all now receiving free mosquito spraying if they ask for it, and a lot of those businesses in fact are. back live. here is wet willy, the second floor up there, which is always packed, and you can see this is the hot, hot days of summertime, parking, you can't get a spot, very crowded and packed, and people walking up and down, seems like the zika concern is minimal but unless you're pregnant, if you do get zika, symptoms only last a week and are relatively mild. >>

from miami, here's david begnaud. >> 7,600 students in miami-dade county sta t year inside of a zika zone. >> what's zika, the second part of the name. zika what. >> virus. >> the science of the mosquito born virus was part of the first day's lesson plan at this middle school in wynwood. students were offered free protective clothing and insect repellent. alberta calvaro is superintendent of schools in miami-dade. >> how many kids were wearing >> a lot more kids. very warm. leaving long sleeve shirts. >> meeting with community leaders, governor rick scott announced $5 million in state funds will go for zika preparedness and mosquito control. tht's out of 26.2 million he authorized. in the state's zika zone, the mayor of miami beach criticized the governor's response as inadequate and not timely. >> i think that what the governor did he not only blindsided me, he blindsided our administration, county administration, think he blindsided everybody. katrina bernard, mother of two, expecting her third child has all but quarantined herself and her family. >> my kids are restless. we don't

remember, this is a very small area of miami beach. it's only 1.4 square miles, but we're on it, working with our county. our counterpart is a great mayor. the county is involved with targeted spraying and we're doing everything we can and also informing and educating our residents and our tourists alike what to do to prevent being bitten by any mosquito, whatsoever. >> i was reading the "miami harold" this afternoon, and the recent headlines is that tourists were blah someday about the concern that may fit in with the other development in the last 24 hours, and that is, yourself and other officials saying, this is not going to be a threat to the world class reputation that this area has for tourism. >> well richard, i hope not. we're going to do everything to make sure of it. miami beach, i was out there on the ocean today, it was packed. literally we're having a record tourism system season, but the most important thing is making sure everyone is healthy and safe. and that one area specifically where the cdc issued an advisory saying

zika strikes miami beach. a new alert from the cdc, from one of the busiest tourist areas in the southeast. >>> and le he's sorry for his behavior as his robbed in rio story falls apart. but what his fellow swimmers reveal to the police. >>> and paul manafort resigns amid a wave of campaign headaches and questions about ties to russia. tonight the inside story on how it all went down. >>> nothing left, families wiped out by ragesing fires and floods, as first >>> and olympic thrill and glory here in rio. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt" reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >>> good evening from copacabana beach as we begin the last weekend of the 2016 summer games. the fact that we are here in brazil reporting our top story tonight carries a certain degree of irony, because for the worries about zika in the buildup to the olympics, it has traveled to florida. a new zpeika infection zone as the cdc warning women against travel to two a

and consider not traveling to miami dade county at all. (mayor philip levine/miami beach): "between our efforts and the county's spraying efforts, the last thing i would ever want to be on miami beach right now is a mosquito." california... no known locally transmitted cases of zika have been reported...but officials have found the type of mosquitoes that carry the virus. as a precaution- there was a city- wide pesticide spray in san diego.. to try and contain the spread of any disease. residents are given specific guidelines to follow...to make sure their yards aren't breeding grounds for the insects. conlan says: "we'll go to the houses in this area we'll check all the yards we'll look for any breeding that is going on in the yards and try to eliminate the breeding" butt to conlan say "having people be vigilant about keeping that standing water either dumped out or screened off or otherwise capped off so the mosquitos can't get to it is a huge benefit to stopping it from going on." they're also warning people who are traveling to zika pr

b y miami beach, cases that we knowf of. so how many cases that we don't know of that could have, you know, spread further already. >> reporter: tomorrow morningth 7,600 students in miami dade county will go to school inside of a zika zone. there are now two of those zones in the county. the superintendent of schools told us he thought about relocated the students butht decided against it. >> quijano: david begnaud in miami beach, florida. david, thank you. more thunderstorms move throughr the deep south sunday hindering louisiana.ve last week's historic floods killed at least 13 people.oods 60,000 homes were damaged.st manual bojorquez is there. >> reporter: at this distribution center in baton rouge national guard troops have already handed out more than 4,000 meals and 7,000 bottles of water to flood victims. tyra pollard is one of them. >> because water is liked emptying out the stores off th water.ik >> there is no water around o unless you look for it.here >> reporter: the scope of the disaster is revealed more and mor

, so-called zika zone in miami's wynwood neighborhood. zika can cause severe birth defects. david begnaud reports a major effort is under way to protect women who are expecting. >> women are scared to death right now. >> reporter: 36-year-old jessica ardente is an expectant mother and a nurse practitioner. >> it makes it worse because you know what's out there in the news, but then you also know the medical ramifications that can happen. >> reporter: not to mention you live in the zika zone. >> not to zika zone, right smack dab in the middle. >> reporter: following c.d.c. recommendations, today she gave plood and urine samples to test for the presence of zika virus. she is due in january. ardente's ob/gyn is christine curry of the university of miami's miller school of medicine. she is monitoring 12 pregnant women believed to have contracted zika while traveling. >> a year ago there wasn't a and infecting most of our hemisphere so it's really changing the reproductive narrative for women all over the world. >> we're going to test how attr

i talked with the mayor of miami beach last hour. he said that miami beach is as busy as ever. you seeing that? >> martin, the mayor is right. you can see there's people out and about. they're having a great time on this beautiful saturday afternoon. but i have to tell you, i have not seen a lot actually any pregnant women out here. and that's really who needs to be concerned. the fact that nonpregnant people are out and about, you know, that's the way it should be. it's the pregnant women who are concerned. when i speak to obstetricians, they say, look, my patients are worried. they say most of them are staying calm. they're covering up and using mosquito repellent, but they say thriare some women who have barricaded themselves in the houses for the duration of their pregnancy, and they said there are some women who have even chosen, not many, but a few who have chosen to leave the area all together. >> what does it mean when we hear that cases are, quote, spreading locally? what exactly does that mean? >> right, that's such an important distinction. up until recently, all the

. >> from the sun and fun capital of the world, miami beach! >> pelley: also tonight, trump dumps his campaign chairman, and tries something new-- humility. >> i regret it. and i do regret it.e particularly, where it may have caused personal pain. >> pelley: regrets, too, from ryan lochte. he apologizes for the behavior that got him branded "the ugly american." and, steve hartman-- when marge harlan recreated history, she reopened old wounds. >> no, i don't like it. >> just brings back thoughts of, captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, after first denying it, florida reported a new cluster of locally transmitted zika virus infections, these outside the one miami neighborhood had been cd by mosquitoes, in miami beach that brings the total of mosquito-borne infections in the area to 36. zika can cause severe birth defects. miami beach gets nearly eight million tourists a year, but today the c.d.c. warned pregnant women to stay away from the two zika zones. davi

captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: zika hits miami beach. u.s. health officials expand a travel warning to south florida after more people are infected by local mosquitoes. also tonight, the long road to recovery fhe vps of louisiana's house is gone. >> ninan: firefighters gain control of a monster fire in california, but more than 100 homes are lost. >> it's heartbreaking as a member here of this community to see the damage that was created by this fire. >> ninan: and it's a sprent to the finish line at the summer olympics. we're in rio where it's l call for this is the "cbs weekend news." spread in south florida, that's despite weeks of spraying of insect sde in the miami area. healthfficials have identified a new zika zone in miami beach. eoplfive phave been infected there, apparently by local mosquitoes. that's just across biscayne bay from the initial zika zone, and it brings the the total of mosquito-borne infections in the area to 36. the mosquito-borne virus can cause severe birth defects. pregnant women and hir partners are being advised

pregnant women should avoid the area and perhaps all of miami-dade county. the focus is on a 1.5 square mile area wherein februaryed it mosquitoes are spreading the virus. >> well, i am not planning on getting pregnant, but it is scary. >> a pregnant woman is infected. >> my friends canceled the trip to miami. >> he is flying to miami and he is not concerned, but his wife is. >> my wife is pregnant and she is a little paranoid about the zika. >> the cdc warning includes partners of pregnant women as the virus can be sexually transmitted. abc7 news. >>> for the first time today we heard from the family of a woman hit by a tree limb who will likely never walk again. 36-year-old schway was watching her when the 100-pound branch fell. she has undergone multiple surgeries and she is in a lot of pain and recovery will be difficult. >> they showed me the picture of the backbone and it is split in half. they have to go to a rehab for a long, longtime. >> the medical bills are piling up and the family is receiving help from several non-profits. >>> there is new finge

two are still in miami beach. the third to taiwan. florida governor rick scott has come under fire for waiting too long to inform the public about the newest zika zone. cbs news confirmed this information yesterday, and your office told us all day and night that the reporting was wrong. >> it's very important that the information the state puts out is accurate and timely, all right. the department of health finished their investigation, concluded their investigation this morning. >> reporter: there have been officials who have told us off the record t suspicion that your office is trying to downplay the zika threat. >> i want to make sure everybody in our state, and everybody who is going to come here, you know exactly what's going on. it's very important. >> reporter: joseph furst is chairman of the wynwood business improvement district. wynwood was the first zika zone. what grade would you give florida's governor on how he's handled this crisis so far? >> um, to me, it's c-minus at best, and i think, approaching a failure. >> report