how would you define mid-atlantic? which colonies do you consider mid-atlantic. virginia is considered southern in some aspects. but probably more mid atlantic. what are your thoughts on that? travis: oh man. if i was to be 100% very geographically strenuous about this, i would say definitely pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, maryland. maryland. western maryland has a lot more in common with pennsylvania whereas eastern maryland is closer -- the chesapeake is in the 18 century more in common with the south. again with virginia, certainly the tidewater is very much culturally politically, economically the south. the area i was discussing, hampshire county, out across the mountains, i would say culturally is much more in tune with western maryland and pennsylvania. that is where the settlers are coming through. that is where a lot of their economic and cultural ties are, too. you know, i kind of use that is -- as a broad term just to kind of, how can i best to find this tiny little area in western maryland and western virginia? but the mid-atlantic is a broader r

the mid atlantic is a broader region. i certainly wouldn't call all of virginia or maryland at this time mid atlantic. >> i have one question coming up. it's kind of a generic broad question. you mentioned what happens to some of these men after claypool's rebellion and with the frederick seven. some of them go back into the continental army, which is crazy. we don't even think about that today. you're either a patriot or a whig or a loyalist. the complexity just highlights the civil war aspect, this is basically a civil war in many respects. i'm putting you on the spot here. how many of these loyalists do you think when the war was over and the united states was created, how many of them do you think actually leave and go to canada or go someplace else and just refuse to stay here and just leave? what do you think? >> as far as the men involved in these two episodes? >> that or in general. in general. it's hard to answer but in general. >> in general, kind of the numbers that scholars today give to the number of loyalist

but, you know, the mid-atlantic is a broader region. i certainly wouldn't call all of virginia or maryland at this time mid-atlantic. >> right, i have one question coming up. i will get to then a second. let me ask you, a generic, broad question. you mentioned what happens to some of these men after claypool's rebellion. up there and it frederick seven. and some of them go back you said -- you don't think about it today. you think either british, patriot, whip, a loyalist, and the complexities of the situation just highlights the fact that the civil war aspect, right, it's basically a civil war in many aspects. if you don't know this, travis, i'm putting on the spot, it's okay. how many of these loyalists do you think when the war was over, the united states was created, how many of them do you think actually could leave and go to canada, go somewhere else? just refusing to stay here, just sleep, what do you think? >> as far as the men involved and the two episodes? >> that or in general. in general. it's hard to answer but in general.

tornado threat will be ongoing especially across areas of the carolinas with the mid-atlantic, tornadoch is in effect, we had a tornado warned storm north of charleston that is expired. there is the forecast radar as the system continues to move northeast across new england. that is friday around this time to the northeast and it could be a stronger storm than it is right now. look at the latest track, 40 mile-per-hour sustained wind as it moves toward the mid-atlantic and friday at 2:00 pm it is going towards boston 50 miles per hour. that is significant and it could bring power lines down, trees down, we could see the threat for heavy rainfall and risk for strong severe storms, your flood advisories all the way towards maine, not done with the storm yet and we are dealing with heavily populated neighborhoods on the i-95 corridor. forecast rainfall several inches across the mid-atlantic region, up towards new england, so incredible this storm is going to endure and maintain its tropical status as it gets to new england. >> the water is pretty cold, pretty cold. interesting to see how

thunderstorms are likely from new york city through southern new england right down through the mid-atlantic areas, raleigh and charlotte included it's not going to rain all day, but when it does, it will pour and as far as the forecast goes for the rest of the country today, very hot from texas alltp california and in oregon and then the great lakes that's where we'll see the coolest temperatures in the country with rainy weather. that rain has to go somewhere, guys i'll tell you where over the weekend coming up. >> i can just guess because it's been that way every single weekend. [ laughter ] thank you. >>> we've got plenty more ahead including cnbc's steve sedgwick on inflation concerns and a krispy kreme dollar dozeu. athl tokyo for the start of the summer olympic games noooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. i'll hold onto that. bounty, the quicker picker upper. i'm jimmy dean and ah you can still have a good breakfast in these busy times. and this is the way you do it. put it in

the south and mid-atlantic now cleaning up. >>> and in the west, the extreme drought expanding. one town running out of water. temperatures approaching 130 this weekend. what people are now being asked to do. >>> a strong earthquake felt across california and nevada unleashing boulders, scattering them across the highway. what experts are saying about the quake. >>> a major new headline in the fight against covid-19. what pfizer is now revealing about how long its vaccine will last. the cdc already issuing a response. >>> new overnight, what we have learned about the american arrested in connection with the assassination of haiti's president and the charity the suspect set up in florida. >>> and new research on your morning coffee. the best time to drink it for b. >>> and later, history at the national spelling bee. the inspiring new champion who at 14 already owns three world records for her other remarkable talents. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm zohreen shah. mona is off. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with extreme weather from coast to coast. here in the northeast t

well, look, anywhere from the mid atlantic to new england it has been hot today, we're talking it feelingthe triple digits from providence to baltimore, tomorrow is just as hot. baltimore about 3:00 tomorrow will feel 106 degrees. but shortly after a strong line of storms, making it feel 30 degrees cooler in a matter of hours, but will dump maybe four hours, but will du inches of rain in some spots for the northeast or the mid atlantic. and if you look out west the story all summer long has been the heat. well, another heat dome is building now, stays in place until about wednesday of next week. and you consider the fact that the west right now, it's estimated they're in their worst 20-year drought that they've had in 1,200 years, statistically looking. and with that dry air in place and now big-time triple-digit temperatures, no wonder there are wildfires. and if it continues through the weekend, my colleagues and i are concerned we could see more fires sparking up. that's the very latest, norah, back to you. >> o'donnell: all right, lonnie quinn, thank you so ch well, tonight, a new deb

carley: we have this frontal boundary that will linger across the northeast and mid-atlantic, that wasre was a designated area for large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes over the mid-atlantic and the national weather service will assess the damage that you see the past 24 hours across the ohio valley to the northeast so we will see a rainy day today and into tomorrow and hopefully things will clear up for the better half of the long weekend. we will keep you up-to-date on that. tropical storm elsa 60 miles per hour sustained winds. we could potentially be dealing with our first hurricane of the season. we will have to monitor it as it comes close to hispaniola and over cuba. was it goes overland it has a better chance of disrupting the storm. we are hopeful for that though we don't want the system to impact anyone. then we have to watch florida, south florida, west coast of florida, the eastern gulf of mexico because we could have impact tuesday and wednesday. here are the tropical models. i must tell you the euro model doesn't love this storm much, doesn't make it hurricane

in the previous presentation, somebody asked about kind of the mid-atlantic colonies. what do we consider the middle of the colonies. and virginia is one of those that was discussed. at least for the course of this presentation, i've focused primarily on the carolinas, georgia and florida. there is a lot of substance to dive into just with those. i figured we can talk about the virginias in a different sense at another point in time. this doesn't have too much of an effect on the misconceptions that i'll be discussing today. just know when i'm talking about the southern campaign or southern theater, or talking about southern battles, i really don't touch on any of the virginia conflicts. so just be aware. i haven't intentionally, or rather unintentionally forgotten about it. it is climbed of on purpose. the southern theater gained prom negligence in the second half of the war. this is what is known as the southern campaign. we'll talk little more about that. so first i spent the last probably year and a half 60 any and all of the history nerds. particularly in the sout

maintaining tropical characteristics thursday evening to friday as it moves into the southeast and mid-atlantic. we have hurricane warnings in effect as a precaution and tropical storm warnings for coastal georgia to south carolina. here is the wind field. we will definitely see in some cases hurricane force wind gusts but not sustained hurricane force windss. as they were mentioning florida is no stranger to tropical systems. this is a nice dress rehearsal for the rest of the season but we expect a busy one. not to say this isn't a dangerous storm but when i see a weakening trend that is good news. jillian: a good dress rehearsal, reminder to make sure you have everything in order in full swing. florida gulf coast atlantic coast need to be prepared. heather: the beginning of july, hurricane season goes to november 30th. >> janice: elsa is the earliest he named storm on record. todd: tropical storm elsa barrel stored florida gulf coast searching, coast guard searching for 9 people who went missing in the water south of key west. these pictures showing the coast guard wrestling people from the s

tornado threat will continue through the rest of the day in part of the california toward the mid-atlanticd there's the tornado threat and north of charleston is where we have a tornado warned storm, sometimes with these tropical systems we see on the weaker side of tornado spectrum but still could cause some structural damage and the flood advisories, heavy rainfall with this not only today but tomorrow. we could see some extensive damage across heavily populated neighborhoods because of the storm system. not done. >> turnaround, don't drown. >> janice: more people get killed by flooding with the storm systems than anything else. >> police apprehending more members of a notorious drug cartel attempting to sneak across the southern border. the arrests come as mexico lobbies the us to lift the nonessential travel ban put in place because of the pandemic but can outstretched border officials handle the strain. president of the national border patrol council brandon judd joins me to discuss, thanks for being here. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> here's what mexico said they lobbied sena

we are watching some instability through a tennessee pushing into the carolinas out toward the mid atlantic. next, let's go to south america, and we're talking about temperature is in a small c on $32.00 degrees. enjoy it because you're temperatures are gonna fall off quite quickly. just tuesday, a high of 13 degrees. the becoming a living legend of a young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout the brought peace to the ivory coast. posted by eric comes to the football rebels. the life of drop by the football who succeeded were politicians, had not dropped the boy and civil war on i was just there a new generation of young people and making demands to we balance society. welcome to generation contains a global theories that attempt to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize you around the world in london to activate, tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people that perpetuate and violence, again of the young people themselves have also been victim multiple times. my generation can try me, design and shape this ge

the southern colonies, and i know in the previous presentation somebody asked about kind of the mid-atlantic colonies. what do we consider kind of the middle of the colonies? and virginia is one of those that was discussed and at least for the course of this presentation. i focused predominantly on the carolinas, georgia and florida. there's just a lot of substance to dive into just with those and i figured uh, we can talk about the virginia's in a different sense at another point in time, but that this doesn't have too much of an effect on some of the misconceptions. that'll be discussing today. just know that when i'm talking about the southern campaign or southern theater or talking about southern battles. i really don't touch on any of the virginia conflicts. so just be aware that haven't intentionally or rather un only forgotten about virginia. it's it's kind of on purpose. um and the southern theater gained prominence in the second half of the war and this is what becomes known as the southern campaign and talk a little bit more. so first what i did was i spent the last probably year a

it goes over north florida, then coastal georgia and them into the mid-atlantic and up the, up into new england and the hurricane graveyard in the north atlantic. you can see pits not just the state of florida that will be dealing with. this it is the entire eastern seaboard. it is a pushes to the north, it will throw all that rainfall up the peninsula, so another soggy day for and many then showers and thunderstorms pushing into the carolinas and the mid-atlantic. here, paula, we'll have to watch for storm surge as well as heavy rain and flooding as elsa impacts them. >> yeah. it will be with the united states for some time to come. thanks. so. appreciate it. like we were saying, tropical storm elsa is threatening the crews working at the champlane's condo towers. they've been battling that wind and rain as they continue searching the rubble. on tuesday we learned eight more bodies have been recovered bringing the official death toll to 36. more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. we're getting a closer look now at what is left behind and the enormous scale of this disaster. cnn

it will move up towards the mid-atlantic.ntually on towards the cape region and chesapeake bay area. and then towards the delaware bay area. eventually into new england. and still could see potential for flooding, even an isolated tornado as some of the bands with this will usher in some gusty winds as well. the flash flood threat all the way from wilmington, north carolina right around myrtle beach, then to richmond, that comes up for thursday going into thursday evening. and then philadelphia, new york city, long island, and eventually towards cape cod and for boston with some gusty winds there, localized flooding, maybe some beach erosion certainly possible. and then we may see an increase in intensity going into friday morning, so be aware of that if you are trying to head home, get away from work. it will be a little treacherous and eventually this becomes post-tropical and moves toward the canadian maritimes. >>> trdrought has reached a new level in california. forecasters say the state had its driest year on record whe

then as early as thursday night in the mid-atlantic, we could feel the effects of elsa with tropicalnfall at times and pretty gusty winds. new york city by friday morning, commuting back into the city or wherever you may be, your friday morning commute dealing with gusty winds and new england you will be feeling that later on friday. hallie, we've been talking about elsa since last thursday when it became named and it is really was named so early, usually we get a named storm right around or a hurricane as early as august 14, so this is well ahead of schedule and going to hold its strength as it goes along the mid-atlantic. >> michelle grossman, catie beck, thank you. >>> elsa spared the area around miami, not stopping the search for survivors in surfside right now as we get our closest look yet inside that 24-hour effort. look at this video here, crews looking through the debris, bucket by bucket. so far moving more than 5 million pounds of it. they're stressing that yes, this is still a search and rescue mission, but they are acknowledging the crews have not been able to find any s

the state, but some very heavy, right, murat, across the carolinas, as it pushes out into the mid atlantic state. so lot of heavy rain coming through with the likelihood of flooding, possibility of the tornado coming through as well. further north, he got some wet enough whether they're just around the sea up towards new york, pennsylvania, that eastern side of the lakes nutting into the east side of canada. further west will look at this calgary police and she was around here, temperatures no higher than around 17 celsius. it is $24.00 for seattle, but more likely here it should be largely dry. so much right across the caribbean. now that elses made its way out of the way, nothing further north was running up across the florida panhandle sunshine. his shower was across the caribbean and looking a little wet for the windward on its the o. welcome to portal your gateway to the very best of onto their an online content that you may have met. a new program that this through our platforms makes the connections and presents a digestible scene, each the award winning online content on their audi

heat alerts posted along the mid-atlantic. in the orange, including new york city, philadelphia, also baltimore. today's going to be a hot day. we do get a break. unfortunately that's going to come with storms before we see more seasonable temperatures come monday and tuesday. heat advisories for 27 million people. there are hot temperatures some of this is a setup for today. we have a cold front that's going to move slowly through this very hot, very humid air mass. that's going to spark storms, heavy rain, maybe hail, even the chance for tornadoes. keep that in mind as you're out and about. we could also see flash flooding where we could see downpours of 2 inches per hour later on this afternoon. by sunday you see the trailing cold front. that's going to bring strong storms from virginia to georgia. we have an area of high pressure. once again in the mid-90s. baltimore is going to feel like 107. that's a number you want to focus on. you want to dress for temperatures over 100 degrees. it's going to be like 101 in nor evoke a

tornados that has struck over the last two days stretching from the great lakes down across the mid-atlanticrtheast. also over 200 reports of wind damage and nearly two dozen reports of large hail. now, the remnants of that storm system continue to push its way into the lower part of the ohio river valley, sections of kentucky and tennessee still seeing a couple rumbles early this morning. but there could be mor today. along that same front that is trying to sag, or as it sags into the hot and humid air mass that has been in place over the mid south and southeast for the last couple of days, making it just oppressive. meanwhile monsoon storms continue across the west and yes, believe it or not, that smoke is still a problem for places like minnesota and iowa. but severe storms stretch from nebraska down to iowa and toward missouri. the potential for maybe a few isolated tornados and maybe even some strong winds with those storms as they move on through. the forecast shows a lot of those storms rolling down from the central plains all the way down into the mid-atlantic and at least portions o

even on sunday, looks like we see showers and storms lingering there in the mid-atlantic.asie, more rain. >> all right. bill karins, thank you very much, my friend. we will see you tomorrow. >>> still ahead, new developments involving two republicans who stand up against donald trump. former senator bill blake lands a gig with the biden administration. and liz cheney, and what it means for the gop. still ahead on "way too early." . business was steady, but then an influx of new four-legged friends changed everything. dr. petsworth welcomed these new patients. the only problem? more appointments meant he needed more space. that's when dr. petsworth turned to his american express business card, which offers spending potential that's built for his changing business needs. he used his card to furnish a new exam room and everyone was happy. get the card built for business. by american express. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve oc

the smoke forecast continues to show smoke sitting over the mid- atlantic, but for us on the west coast, you can see behind me, we have clear skies. it is a matter of where the winds are and right now they are pushing all that smoke to the east. >> you can see live updates on all the fires burning in california with our wildfire tracker. find it on our website, abc7news.com. >>> no one was hurt after a car went through a fence and landed in a pool at a san jose apartment complex this afternoon. sky 7 was over the scene on fruitdale avenue near meridian. judging by the video it looks like the car wound up in the shallow end. firefighters pulled out the driver who they say was shaken, understandably, by what happened. no one was in the pool and ol a word on what caused the crash, but no injuries. >>> now to the north bay and the ongoing effort to crack down on people using cell phones buying the wheel. >> the crackdown is not new, but the penalties are. it is $150 for a first violation and $250 for a second. >> wayne freedman has the details. >> reporter: there is one in almost every crow

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that very hot air in place and not getting a break this week and then again you mentioned the mid atlantic by this heat. heat advisory stretching from new york city, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c. we are having a cold front moving through changing things for sunday. first heat today. high pressure just spins that hot air in. looking at 95 in baltimore. 93 in lynchburg. 95 in norfolk. that's what you want to focus on. the number to the right. it feels like 107 in baltimore. but you want to be weather aware today. there's a chance for strong storms. we could see some hail and even the potential for some tornado so keep an eye to the sky heading out this afternoon in the northeast and mid atlantic. >> we had some flooding here. thank you so much. >>> there's one overlooked aspect to the big news that allen weisselberg stepped down from the roles in the trump organization. who's taking over? my next guest has the answer to that and revealed it in one tweet and you might find it all somewhat amusing. why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only fr

. >> from the mid-atlantic to the northeast, air quality our alerts are in effect from new york city, dc, philly, boston, due to unhealthy air quality. all of that smoke from wildfires burning in the west here, so you can see that westerly progression of those wins pushing that smoke all the way to the east coast. now here in the bay area we have onshore flow. we have that pacific ocean breeze, and with it good to moderate air quality. so the wins pushing the smoke away from us, our east. that i will say this, as we look to our smoke concentration forecast, by the end of the weekend into next week we could see a shifting wind direction, out of the east, and pushing into our area. so as we look to monday, there is the possibility of smoke pushing into the bay area. of course we'll monitor that very closely for you. back to you. >>> new at noon, governor newsom was down in l.a. today to address the efforts being made to put a stop to retail crime theft. >> state of california has no police department, it has the california highway patrol. that does not negate our responsibility and our

then landfall tomorrow morning near cedar key and a rain storm heading up through the carolinas, mid-atlantic region on friday. the main concerns will be the storm surge tonight and then tomorrow the heavy rain. kate >> bill, thank you >>> that storm is threatening the search for survivors from the building collapse near miami. morgan chesky is in surfside what's happening there >> reporter: yeah, kate, it's really a twofold problem between wind and lightning we are standing just across the street from what was champlain centers south. any time it strikes nearby forces everyone off that pile for at least half an hour. now just within the last hour, the death toll rising yet again. 36 people now confirmed dead more than 100 still missing, and the funerals of those victims just beginning kate >> so sad. morgan, thank you. >>> the pentagon announced the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is more than 90% complete, leaving afghan forces to battle the taliban. richard engel is on the ground with an exclusive as a fierce firefight broke out. >> reporter: in a taliban-controlled area outside kabul, af

. >> reporter: from the midwest to the mid-atlantic, and parts of the south, this morning, hazy horizons brought on by smoke from those massive wildfires out west. the largest one, the boot leg blaze in oregon, less than 40% contained. so big and hot, it is creating its own weather, including wind and dry storms. >> sending that smoke into the northern plains and then right down through the middle part of country and over toward the east coast, where we've been seeing it for days. >> reporter: all that smoke creatingary quality warnings for millions, in pennsylvania and new jersey. people with respiratory conditions advised to stay inside. on the national mall in washington, a blanket of haze, amplifying d.c.'s notoriously humid summer days. >> i was having a little trouble with trying catch my breath and breathing, and i just thought i was overheated. but now i can really see that it is not just the heat. but it is from the haze as well. >> makes it more humid. the air is very sticky. >> reporter: scientists say these extreme fires are another example of our changing climate. >> the imp

also launching more storms and rain that's going to be in the forecast from the mid-atlantic all the way to new york city, if you're traveling hitting the highways, definitely watching out for so minor fmeloe digits finally some breathable air for seattle today. high of 81opical storm elsa hasd some strength. we'll talk about that coming up. >> janessa, thank you. we'll see you soon >>> it was a beautiful day for a royal reunion in the uk. brothers harry and william meeting on what would have been their mother's 60th birthday they unveiled a new statue of princess diana the statue shows diana with three children representing the generational impact of her work. >>> "early today" is back in two with the billionaires blasting off for a new kind of a milesto. why pinterest is s taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help soothe your occasional bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort. support your digestive health with align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align tod

. >> at this hour the storm is barreling north headed for the carolinas, the mid-atlantic and eventuallyned. overnight elsa turning deadly after the tropical storm spawned this tornado in florida. >> there's a tornado right ucng down along a highway in jacksonville where the damage is described as widespread. police say a falling tree killed a driver as heavy rain and wind hit the city. >> this poor gentleman was just driving, probably heading home and tree came down and hit his car. >> reporter: another large tree slamming into an apartment building. this man was looking out his window when the winds picked up. >> all of a sudden i see my chairs pick up and go to the right and then all of a sudden they went to the left about five seconds later and everything starting going to the left. i heard a train which they say you always a train. i heard the train. >> reporter: hours later : elsa producing another tornado in southeast georgia touching down at a campground on a naval base. >> it is utter chaos over here right now. >> reporter: the winds flipping over and tearing apart large rvs. >>

central out of the us thing, some showers longest, both afraid whether that's just around the mid atlantic states. no saw of any wet weather where we could really do with just a long met at west coast of the us that noticed you could capture a shower to them towards nevada. possibly you'll chat to southern parts of california north of the border. welcome showers. a little cooler than of late there into that western side of canada. western parts of mexico seeing some rather wet weather. at present we got an area or a cloud hess, typical system just off shore, some heavy showers coming in across a good part of central america sunshine. his shower was there for the caribbean. the the the remaining gym i was born in the family of never left under will do, i mean in my mind of everybody else to go and tell him i, i knew i had to go bust cities and at least to get the head begging for food and just working and lived in a to me to that the place. oh, do i go to a did, did that to me just sometimes exceed and my friend is not adding something. so what we've been in the i go to go poor people betwe

by tomorrow instead of talking about tomorrows, 130, we'll be back down to theo build mid-atlantic to the northeast, humidity arrives by tomorrow really excited about this rain we'll talk about that coming up. >> a lot of reason to be excited for that thank you, janessa >>> the star borat has a message on copyright infringement. it's not nice. he is suing a cannabis company called solar therapeutics for using a picture of his famous character on a massachusetts billboard. in a statement an attorney said the actor never has used cannabis in his life and would never participate in an advertising campaign for cannabis for any amount of money. >> there you have it >>> "early today's" back in two with a surprise move for the man at the center of the tax fraud case against the trump organization >>> and hunting for a hunter an nbc news investigation into the controversial new art auction by president biden's son. for the russell rate on my insurance. do you mean surprisingly great rates from state farm? i don't believe in accepting help. but i'll make an exception. here's the deal russell,

and here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states, a real soggy mess into new england. we have 27 million people stretching from cleveland into new england who are going to be impacted by these flood watches as waves of rain just continue to wash across the area. we've got a threat of severe weather down in florida. also the northeast, the ohio river valley, as well. and that stretches right on into tomorrow afternoon and evening good news is, tornado threat is low, but damaging winds. this frontal system will sag to the south. heavy rain and severe storm potential will continue right on through tomorrow with scattered showers and thunderstorms, heavn rain some places picking up to 5 inches of rain. and out west, we've got 19 million people impacted by heat advisories that heat dome continues over the west the good news is, things will start to break after today with temperatures in the triple digits from boise to phoenix out to fresno and palm springs you can see this week temperatures start to moderate albuquerque, denver. however, phoenix, vegas and palm springs all

more weather coming through here, just around the carolinas, towards mid atlantic states as alpha punches out into the open waters drifting up towards newfoundland, just passing new york as we go on 3 fridays or some very wet weather coming through here. that could cause localized flooding across a good part that eastern side of the u. s. right through new england. sherry rain coming back into behind, full central areas. still some pretty heavy right into the deep south because we're looking around the mexico at the moment. that's the part of also making his way away from the caribbean. quieting down nicely here now with sunshine and showers the the story of them bob weigh. in her words. she is always told, from the perspective of the great man, whether it's even moving on robot mcguffey, my responsibility to tell is involved with the story in a way that it hasn't really been told before the ordinary, everyday life or the people i'm writing about patina. got out of darkness, mice and bob way on algebra. ah ah, you're watching out, is there a reminder of all top stories authorities and a t

from the midwest to the mid-atlantic and parts of the south, this morning, hazy horizons brought on by smoke from those massive wildfires out west. the largest one, the bootleg blaze in oregon, less than 40% contained. so big and hot, it's creating its own weather, including wind and dry storms >> sending that smoke in towards the northern plains and right down in through the middle part of the country eventually creating air quality warnings for millions in pennsylvania and new jersey, people with respiratory conditions advised to stay inside on the national mall in washington, a blanket of haze, amplifying d.c.'s notoriously humid summer days. >> i was having a little trouble with trying to catch my breath now i can, you know, really see that it's not just from the heat but it's from the haze as well. >> makes it feel a lot more humid almost very sticky. >> reporter: scientists say these extreme fires are another example of our changing climate. >> impacts of climate change may be seen in many different ways, including droughts, floods, increased storms, wildfires, both in terms of e

as it pushes out into the mid atlantic states, a lot of heavy rain coming through with the likelihood of flooding, possibility of the tornado coming through as well. further north we got some wet enough whether they're just around the sea up towards new york, pennsylvania that is the side of the lakes nutting into the east side of canada. further west will look at this calgary police and she was around here, temperatures no higher than around 17 celsius. it is $24.00 for seattle. more likely here it should be largely dry, somewhat dry or across the caribbean. now that elses made its way out of the way, nothing further north was running up across the florida panhandle, sunshine, his showers across the caribbean, and looking a little wet for the windward islands. ah, a face can story without uttering a single word. and knowing going can guide a simple touch informa, the young convent manatee of life. witness through the limbs of the human i want and by as the witness documentaries on out to 0. 0 a welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here on out to 0, the biden administration

out of the us, seeing some showers look spell surprise and what, whether that to just around the mid atlantic states, no sign of any wet weather where we could really do with it just along that to west coast of the u. s. o lead. notice you could capture a shower to them towards nevada, possibly you'll chad to southern parts of california and also the border welcome showers a little cooler than of late into that western side of canada. western parts of mexico seeing some rather wet weather at present we got an area or a cloud hess, typical system just off shore, some heavy showers coming in across a good part of central america sunshine. and she was there for the caribbean. the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah, they're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, a 126 people have been confirmed dead and more than a 1000 are still missing in flood that are vaudeville western europe, raging waters in land life have deva

more weather coming through here, just around the carolinas, towards the mid atlantic states, as alpha punches out into the open waters drifting up towards newfoundland, just passing new york as we go on 3 friday for some very wet weather coming through here. that could cause localized flooding across a good pot. that east side of the u. s. right through new england. sherry rain coming back into behind for central areas. still some pretty heavy right into the deep south because we're looking around mexico at the moment. that's the part of also making its way away from the caribbean, quieting down nicely here now with sunshine and showers, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill. ah ah, look back, you're watching on just bear with me. so rob, the reminder of our top story says being a big explosion at the middle east, largest port causing a fire. official say the blaze fell on a container on board. a ship anchor that divides gener

how can we find ways working in the southeast in your part of the country and help the mid-atlantic better prepare for heat? so these are both the information as well as the implementation dimensions i think central so what nihhis will be able to bring to the table. mr. crist: thank you. finally, dr. berstein, what would you like the federal government to help address rising heat? bipartisan thank you for that -- dr. berstein: thank you for that question. i'd love the federal government to utilize the health care dollars we're spending to incentivize health care systems to do more to keep people safe. through chair, for instance -- through medicare, for instance, providing high-quality care for -- heat is a major driver of emergency rooms. we don't incentivize providers to act. so we could use this massive investment of taxpayer dollars in the health care system which is used for preventable problems like heat to get the health care system engaged on this problem. my big concern with our current response right now, which involves heat alerts and cooling centers, is whether they actually pr

more weather coming through here, just around the carolinas, towards mid atlantic states as alpha punches out into the open waters drifting up towards newfoundland, just passing new york as we go on 3 fridays or some very wet weather coming through here. that could cause localized flooding across a good part that eastern side of the u. s. right through new england. sherry rain coming back into behind 4 central areas. still some pretty heavy right into the deep south because we're looking around the mexico at the moment. that's the part of also making his way away from the caribbean, quieting down nicely here now, with sunshine and showers. fill ahead zone, i'll just 0. we look at the possible move to the shooting of a point of sure. listen, the muslims in jam on the title of fully which has died at the age of $98.00. and as for peace, it will be here to see what is the best can certainly find a look here was between england and denmark. ah, when a war crime is committed, who is it coming to the how does it follows a garden human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the fren

as it pushes out into the mid atlantic states, a lot of heavy rain coming free with the likelihood of flooding, possibility of the tornado coming through as well. further north we got some wet enough whether they're just around the sea up towards new york, pennsylvania, that east side of the lakes. nothing into the east side of canada. further west will look at this calgary police. she was around here, temperatures no higher than around 17 celsius. it is $24.00 for seattle. more likely here it should be largely dry. so much dryer across the caribbean, now that elses made its way out of the way. nothing further north was running up across the florida panhandle, sunshine, his showers across the caribbean, and looking a little wet for the windward on its the weather bag. energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah ah, again, i'm sorry you're paying extra mind you've on top stories this out. the biden administration has defended the us military

next for north america, we are tracking energy pretty much from the rockies right through to the mid atlantic. and we've got some stronger pulses in and around washington d. c. it's also been active toward the desert, southwest flash flooding, flash flood warnings in play. this is aaron hall now, and it's certainly delivered. this is all influenced by the north american mon soon . we really see these storms flare up and then just drop buckets of rain on sunday . we could see it around the oklahoma panhandle. ok, and we'll finish off the west coast of canada where it is the dry stretch of weather in 35 years. ah. with a bag of energy and change to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. ah the me welcome back. you're watching al jazeera, almost 18 minutes past 23 hours. gmc recapping your top stories took his president, promising assistance to areas affected by the worthwhile 5 mission. the 6 people were killed. the most of the fires now have been contained. argentine is d

. >> reporter: tonight, new severe storms threatening the northeast after pummeling the mid-atlantic. >> more of the same today. more rain, more storms. >> reporter: thunderstorms stalling over the philadelphia area overnight, turning into a flash flood emergency. up to ten inches of rain in spots in just a few hours. swamping the evening commute. >> that water right there is probably about 36 inches deep. >> reporter: first responders and marine units rescuing families from their flooded homes. the national weather service calling the extreme flooding a 100-year event. and in the west, harrowing images of residents fleeing the out of control bootleg fire in oregon that's now more than 200,000 acres. >> it is scary. it's enough to make you cry, and it's enough to make you sick to your stomach. >> reporter: our will carr at beckwourth complex fire, north of lake tahoe. >> 2020 was a historic fire season here in california and we've already seen a dramatic jump in fires at this point in the year. we've also seen a 100,000 more acres burned and this fire season is just getting started. >

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