it's going to be dreary, indoor type of day in many spots in the mid-atlantic and northeast.lines, the winds gusting are pushing the atlantic water inland into those back bays along the island sound, places like that. expect to up three inches of rain in some spots. especially where you see darker colors in maine, vermont, new hampshire and even new york. as we go throughout the time, we're going to see the heaviest rain lifting into new england. the coastal flooding is going to continue up and down along the east coast. we're seeing rain in parts of the southeast as well. this is a really big system. something to watch today but we do want to end on good news. we have a pretty good forecast for many on halloween. we're looking at really dry conditions, finally, in the mid-atlantic and some sunshine in the middle of the country as well. back to you guys. >> look at that. in bone chilling to go with the halloween theme as well. thank you, michelle grossman. >> a cape over your costume. >> exactly, true, thanks, michelle. >>> we begin a new hour of msnbc right now. >>> and brea

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heavy rain and dangerous winds moving into the mid-atlantic and the northeast this weekend. washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> new tonight after the police shooting of jacob blake, left partially paralyzed, the justice department deciding there was not sufficient evidence to prove the officer willfully used excessive force. >>> the urgent search tonight for a missing 3-year-old boy in texas. last seen three days ago, the mother was bringing the family groceries inside. the boy and the family dog went into the woods. only the dog returned. >>> tonight, the deadly shooting at a senior living facility. what we've now learned. shelves going empty. shoppers across the country. everything they're seeing from diaper to the meat counter. what they're saying about christmas shopping this year. >>> and the power of holding someone's hand when they need it most. wat is our person of the week? >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. a very busy friday night. president bide

severe storms in the mid-atlantic.vy rain and mountain snow in california and the pacific northwest. landslides are possible. >>> finally, remembering james michael tyler, best known as gunther on "friends." >> here's will ganss. >> reporter: for over a decade, he was tv's most beloved barista. >> oh. >> reporter: james michael tyler, the actor who played gunther on all ten seasons of "friends." referred to as the seventh friend. he was cast as an extra for a few episodes because he knew how to work an exspres sew machine. he had appeared in 150 episodes. gunther's bleach blonde hair was an accident. >> the evening i went on for an extra for the first episode of "friend "friends," a friend of mine said, let me bleach your hair. i'm practicing to be a stylist. i went in with the white hair. and i had to keep it for ten years because the producers loved it. >> reporter: that look, and that dry delivery. >> what is this? some kind of snake or something? >> reporter: he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2018. he contin

this is going to be a wild day in the mid-atlantic region today.ding expected. the nor'easter built the water up and then this next storm is already moving in on top of it. the water didn't have time to retreat. it's going to be a very unusual storm system setup and it's going to cause a lot of problems especially in the chesapeake bay. it's a huge storm. it needs that powerful, but it's just huge. we had rain from kansas city, all the way from d.c. to delaware. this storm has rain in and out of the ohio valley, the great lakes, and even the southeast, but it's right along the mid-atlantic coast. 18 million people are impacted by the coastal flood warnings. up to three feet of inundalgs is possible. homes are expected to flood along the coast. they're saying in some areas this will be the highest water levels since hurricane is bell since 2003. think of the major storms that have come up the east coast. this will have higher water levels than all of those. it will be a very significant flood event. call it a sneaky flood event. it isn't from a hurr

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in the mid atlantic, 46 on monday in washington d.c. the mid to upper 50s by wednesday. so that chill really setting in. bundle up the >>> it's 5:37 right now. live look in san jose, we are going to get some clouds. san francisco great shot of the bridge. expect to see temperatures pretty comfortable in the 60s, mid to upper 60s for the south bay, 68 degrees in san jose. milpitas 69 and into the interior valleys. area around the coastline and into oakoakland, we are talking mid-60s. 60s will be in today's forecast, remaining dry. >> and that's your spooky forecast. back to you guys. >> we're scared. i'd love to be a kid trick or the treating in death valley. i feel that's as good as it gets. >> you don't have to bundle up, though. >>> just ahead, we head back to peter live in rome with a look at how pope francis is committed to fighting climate introducing the new citi custom cash℠ card, a different kind of card that rewards rashida where her spending is trending. just ask overly confident diy rashida rashida: wait, was this the right w

. >> a new storm moving into the mid-atlantic and northeast will bring us a lot of wet weather and windset appear, moisture coming in from the atlantic and strong onshore wind, that will cause coastal flooding. if you live on the beach area this is another storm system that could bring some impacts. we could see potential for severe storms, large hail and isolated tornadoes for parts of the mid-atlantic towards the coastal flood advisory is in effect and that is the tornado risk later this afternoon, know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. the pressure picking up the east third of the country. there is your halloween forecast, not too bad and look at those things we posted, scary, frankenstein. candy town. >> 29 after the hour. democrat in fighting stalls president biden's agenda again. these problems will cost and begin the midterms. >> joe concha on deck soon. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always lo

wind and rain from the mid atlantic to the northeast. from behind it it's a quick return to october. cool with a few showers, but temperatures dropping and heavy rain with this too. some areas interior northeast upstate new york could pick up 2 to 3 inches of rainfall before everything >>> 54 degrees right now in san jose. we'll see another sunny afternoon with temperatures above normal. concord 88 degrees. high ward is 83. san jose is 86. we'll see an increase in cloud cover. a warm saturday, we'll see a system move in on sunday, that'll bring in a chance of rain and a drop in temperatures. looking out ahead we could see a better chance of rain heading into next week. >>> and that's your weather. kristen, hallie, back to you. >> maria, thank you. >>> still to come this morning we'll have the very latest on a growing controversy in a texas school district over race, diversity and the holocaust. why the local superintendent is now apologizing. >>> plus on this college football saturday, some good news about cheering on your favorite team

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we may even be just a bit warmer with highs in the low to mid-80s along the east coast in the mid-atlantic. out towards cleveland, low to mid-70s. what goes up, must come down. temperatures will be seasonably cooling off throughout the week. back to th >> that's your neighborhood forecast. kristen, peter. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next right here, just a day away from perhaps the most anticipated regular season nfl game ever. tom brady taking on bill belichick and the patriots in new england. >> we're going to talk to the one, the only, mike tirico about what to expect. what to expect. that's rig after this.ht my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the only medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your

it much of the country, the midwest as well as the mid-atlantic area will be taking in part of all of that bad weather. as we join you here from msnbc, world headquarters in new york, we do have a team of correspondents and analysts joining us this morning, to get us started from delaware to texas, and to london. but we will begin in washington, d.c.. and perhaps the most critical next few days ahead, in the younger biden administration. >> the democrats self imposed deadline of october 31st, one week from today, here is a look at capitol hill right now. it will all come down to eight senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema will agree to. >> msnbc news editor josh lederman is traveling with the president in delaware. josh, good morning to you. this could be a big week for this white house. either positive or negative, how close are they getting to this thing, to the finish line? >> hey, good morning kendis. you know that line from the movie field of dreams? if you build it, they will come? we are in this phase we sometimes get into in washington, where lawmakers are trying to will a d

this low-pressure system moving into the mid-atlantic, it's going to spread not only rain and bring inood risk but as it pushes into the washington, d.c., area and up into the mid-atlantic, he has a southeasterly flow. the set up for this low-pressure system is why we have this cause for concern for coastal flooding. strong winds are going to push that and bring in two to mecca e spots. this is why we have coastal flood warnings in effect for areas. more likely later in the day on friday overnight and early saturday morning. here's some of the high tide times, delaware city, six to mecca 17, annapolis, maryland, overnight. that's one thing that could see some water over the top of that, we want to be mindful in those areas. for going to be out late night on friday, early saturday morning and be careful in some spots. this is outside of washington, d.c., expected to crest at 7.22 feet on saturday. it's already in minor flood stage expected to near major flood by the time we get into the weekend. rivers are reporting minor to mecca moderate flood stage early this morning and we are going

tornado risk from florida up towards portions of the southeast and the mid-atlantic. going to see a ton of tornadoes but large hail, damaging winds and the isolated threat. there is the next storm that moves into the northwest over the next couple of days and that's going to bring flooding concerns as well. all right. we are at midtown, manhattan. i know we have renamed the studio. could we rename the plaza maybe like weather machine? lawrence: yeah. steve: maybe that part right there. thanks, janice. janice: bi. lawrence: thanks, j.d. the biden administration looks to end bail. could it open a revolving door for career criminals? steve: plus, get ready to' buckle down. tim ray join us live special performance of incredible new song straight ahead here on "fox & friends" live from studio m. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emer

now the mid-atlantic. from north carolina to washington, d.c.f low pressure transfers its energy offshore. hurricane force wind gusts, areas of around new england, boston, cape cod, nantucket are going to see coastal erosion. heavy amounts of rain. we could see an inch an hour. heavy for parts from around philadelphia to new york city. 4 to 6 inches, some higher than that. 30 million americans under flash flood watches. to the west coast because we have a lot to talk about. we've been in a significant drought here. firefighters got help. the dixie fire, is second largest in california history is now 80% contained. sacramento had a record, broken yesterday. 212 consecutive days without any measurable rain, but they just set a 24-hour rainfall record. about 5.5 inches. to the northwest, under 10.5. that's 80% of the annual rainfall for this area above blue canyon. the dam was above 30% capacity like all the other reservoirs. it's now risen 17 feet. we need more. slow and steady wins the race. we could do without the landslides, debris flows. of co

now, another storm is threatening the northeast and mid-atlantic states after ripping through the midwest, triggering reports of tornados in missouri, illinois, and kansas nbc meteorologist, michelle grossman's with us now michelle, let's begin on the west coast where is that storm headed >> hey, there, shep. well, good news on the west coast. we are starting to see things winding up but we had the strongest storm in that part of the pacific, ever. and you mentioned sacramento tahoe got over 40 inches of snow so let's take a look at radar because we are starting to see better conditions. we are still seeing rain falling in seattle, portland, down in parts of southern california even los angeles seeing some rain right now and as we zoom in a little closer, we are still seeing some heavy rain -- heavy snow falling in some parts over 40 inches as i mentioned in parts of tahoe. so we no longer have any flash flood warnings, that's the good news we still do have a flash flood threat that's where you see the green and that's in the higher elevations with that lingering rain that should linger i

have now marched further toward the mid atlantic. it's going to be a big story for d. c. as we look at this rain moving in on friday, there's a coastal flood watch in place. we could see about half a meter of water inundate low line areas here, off toward the west. we do have a few dry days in store for vancouver, 10 degrees, but moister has moved across the other side of the rockies. we could see some snow r for calgary up to 5 centimeters on friday. and those trick or treaters are gonna have to bundle up on sunday. you're down to minus 7 degrees below average. that's it says in ah, the ah, top usaa oil executives deny they misled the public about the role of fossil fuels in climate change. ah, i'm wrong homeless out there, a life and go home. so coming up france sees is a british boat and threatens its neighbor with sanctions in a row over fishing rides.

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some us mid atlantic state saw their greatest tidal flooding in nearly 20 years. let me show this scene in virginia. we had people waiting through the waste deep water. so we had a storm system and high tide colliding here. and these were the scenes we saw. so it's now moving further toward the north and east. it's going to clip eastern portions of long island right into new england. you're going to be in the cross hairs over the weekend or the last little while calgary picks up for 5 centimeters of snow, were in the sunshine on saturday with a high of just one degree. and it's going to be a sunny weekend for vancouver at 11. we haven't been able to say that for a while through california, just a few scattered showers toward the north, but nothing like we saw about a week ago. and next stop, we're going to the caribbean. pre solid band of rain, we can track through the bahamas, eastern cuba, jamaica right through to nicaragua, costa rica, and panama top end of south america. it's meeting up with that. what whether, where in columbia brown meta gene bogota, we've s

if you are in the pacific northwest, it's really the southeast and now the mid-atlantic this afternoon. while we continue to deal with flash flood concerns we have been dealing with this consistent rain for the last four days. that will be continuing as we head into the weekend. the 14 million people under flash flood watches around warnings, i do think this search is spread more into the tennessee valley and carolinas later on this afternoon. the totals, the bulk o off for the upper mid-west chicago 73 >>> along with the flooding, we're dealing with a major warm-up across the east coast. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you, janessa. >>> now to a very special moment for a group of trail blazers the very first all women fight took off from chicago. they served in world war ii through the vietnam were flown to washington, d.c., where they visited the monument built in their honor, all a part of operation herstory of women in the military >>> why canada is playing hardball with covid protocol this nba season. pa trmedn.agdo sshe sa takes a page to prevent a real life disaster fr

this entire rainmaker will make its way into the mid atlantic as we go into this afternoon. the backside of the storm system heads into the northeast as we go into tomorrow so the storm prediction center has issued a slight risk for damaging wind gusts, a few tornados because it's still very warm across the carolinas into the orlando area and we will watch for a little bit of hail going into your afternoon.month across d.c. to w york city. we're going to get an additional two to three inches as we go into your friday also boston could pick up isased are still pretty windy to casper wyoming. another system headed for washington state we'll talk about that coming up. >>> all right. janessa, we will check in with you in a bit thank you. >>> bruce smith was one of the scariest defenders in nfl history. now he is embracing that in time for halloween. check this out so smith played 19 seasons in the league, in buffalo and in patient. the defensive end recorded 200 sacks in his career. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 2009 now the all time sack leader is commemorating how h

. >>> the mid-atlantic bracing for the worst coastal flooding in nearly 20 years.l it move out in time for halloween this weekend >>> growing concerns about queen elizabeth's health what doctors have now advised her to do. >>> the crew member in charge of the guns on alec baldwin's movie set. breaking her silence about the deadly shooting, what she says about that fatal live round. >>> and he ran the very first new york city marathon. now on the 50th running, he's returning to the starting line. >>> this is nbc night lie news with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us the fda tonight has given the okay for kids ages 5 to 11 to receive pfizer covid shots. the first injection is likely just days away. with 28 million children eligible, today's emergency use authorization is a potential game changer in the fight against the pandemic especially in the

and heading into the weekend, millions from the mid-atlantic to new england are getting another blastavy rain and powerful wind. let's get the forecast from cbs' lonnie quinn. hey there, lonnie. >> hello, norah. when you look at the radar picture, which we'll do right now, anywhere from illinois east, you have nasty weather out there, but the toughest condition, is in the northeast. we have major flooding out there. look for the little specks of purple on the map, because purple shows you major flooding. it's a problem for the delaware river in philadelphia. a big problem for the potomac and the chesapeake pay will have flooding tonight. i want to time it out for you. 2:00 in the morning, this storm, which is not the biggest storm we have had, coming on want heels will of a nor'easter because your ground is already saturated. you have 50-mile-per-hour winds on long island around 2:00 a.m. it's toughest in the overnight hours, but saturday evening, another batch of weather comes into the area, primarily from new york up into the boston area. then we'll clear out. for halloween i've got

here's your headlines for the americas, we've got active weather coming up from the mid atlantic. this is going to strike d. c, and we do have a coastal flood warning in play. what this means is we could see a meter of water inundate low line areas in d c, including the d. c. c, food market. so that's something we're going to watch carefully off to the west right now. we've got a couple sunny days in vancouver at 11 degrees. moister has spilled over the other side of the rockies and so for calgary, this could produce up to 10 cell meters of smell, west of calgary and bat, snowfall warnings in play. 2025 centimeters, not out of the question. well below average, this trick or treaters are going to have to bundle up as wall go to western us right now. mostly dry pitcher will see some rain into northern california, but nothing like we saw over the last little while central is 30 degrees off to central america. heavier strain through mexico will be towards south guatemala. and as we head toward honduras and for western parts of cuba, getting stripe with some rain break through into the

pressure towards the north atlantic driving things, anticlockwise winds coming all the way from the mid—atlantice way to the far north of scotland, by tuesday we could see temperatures widely upper teens, low 20s. the windiest conditions with some rain at times on wednesday, and has that clear through, things will turn a little colder as we head towards the end of next week. that is how your weather macro is looking, and ben thompson has all your headlines shortly. i'm ben boulous, live in leigh—on—sea, where the killing of the mp david amess is being treated as a terrorist incident. police say there is a potential link to islamist extremism, and counter—terrorism officers are searching two addresses in the london area. side by side in grief — the prime minister and leader of the opposition visit the scene as tributes are paid from across politics. he was a man of the people. he was absolutely— he was a man of the people. he was absolutely there for everyone. he was a _ absolutely there for everyone. he was a much loved parliamentarian. to me, was a much loved parliamentarian. to me. he _ was a

this powerful system also could mean severe weather for parts of the mid-atlantic.ail and damaging winds will be the concerns. i'm marvin gomez with your accuweather forecast. >>> coming up, trouble with the trash. why people are waiting longer for trash pickup. >>> also ahead, more changes in the mail. what the post office is doing to make sure your holiday packages get delivered on time this year. >>> plus, the terrifying scene in the sky as two paragliders collide. >>> back, now, with an airborne accident. two paragliders colliding and spiraling out of control. this was in turkey. both team did survive. they were pulled from the water. >>> back in this country, police in san antonio are investigating a cause of a drag racing tragedy. two boys, one of them 6 years old, the other 8, were killed when a car veered off the track into the crowd. there were no barriers where the car crashed and the driver appeared to lose control. >>> the postal service is making changes hoping to pave the way for smooth deliveries this holiday season. >> reporter: this morning, the sup

into 100 duras. strong storms across the southeast of the us have now marched further toward the mid atlantic. it's going to be a big story for d. c. as we look at this rain moving in on friday, there's a coastal flood watch in place, so we could see about half a meter of water inundate low line areas here. up toward the west. we do have a few dry days in store for vancouver, 10 degrees, but moisture has moved across the other side of the rockies. we could see some snow for calgary up to 5 centimeters on friday. and those trick or treaters are gonna have to bundle up on sunday. you're down to minus 7 degrees below average. that's it soon. ah, the, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to fighting talk to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something and they didn't even see the caird foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people this is agent ora

with that wet and windy weather comes in very mild conditions and pressure out to the mid—atlantic and the colder air comes of the sunshine towards the end of the week. that is a few days away and with that motor air even more milder and starting to push its way in. cordis conditions will be in the parts of east anglia and subsystem the mittens were roots of the clear skies seven or 8 but the routines in the west but will see the clout they can with the bricks of rain in the morning. during rush hour sprint was northern ireland through the morning and dwells in southwest england, heavy at times in that room will be happy at times in that room will be happy at times in that room will be happy at times and pushed eastwards, some just about staying dry and breading in the west later and after the morning sunshine, east anglia will be the end of the afternoon with the rain starting to develop your. some of which will be heavy in the channel islands stop temperatures across the country will be around 1a to run 17 or 18 and they'll follow through into tuesday but once the batch of rain goes

rain over the mounoblematic for flash floodin coastal low will develop, so the carolinas, the mid-atlantic and eventually the northeast, late about sunday. into the west, heavy rain and mountain snow. this is beneficial stuff and we'll take it as we get deeper into fall. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. thank you, rob. >>> next tonight, we do have late reporting here on the hunt for answers in that oil spill n california and now a criminal investigation into that leak. the coast guard also boarding this massive cargo ship that was in the vicinity late today. the company saying it was cleared of involvement. the first image tonight of the 13-inch cut in that damaged pipeline. and as the race to contain and clean up goes on, abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman on the investigation and what led to it tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities launching a criminal investigation into how tens of thousands of gallons of oil leaked into the pacific ocean off the coast of orange county. this as newly released video provides a close-up look at the pipeline's 13-inch slit, about 10

one in the north atlantic, which is dragging up the air on southerly winds all the way from the mid atlantic1 degrees in london. but windy conditions on wednesday will be followed by a cooler end to the week. bye for now. i'm ben boulous, live in leigh—on—sea, where the killing of the mp david amess is being treated as a terrorist incident. police say there is a potential link to islamist extremism, and counter—terrorism officers are searching two addresses in the london area. side by side in grief — the prime minister and leader of the opposition visit the scene as tributes are paid from across politics. he was a man of the people. he was absolutely there for everyone. he was a much loved parliamentarian. to me, he was a dear and loyalfriend. the killing has resurfaced the dilemma facing mps over security at their surgeries and whether it would be safer to hold them virtually.

have now marched further toward the mid atlantic. it's going to be a big story for d. c. as we look at this rain moving in on friday, there's a coastal flood watch in place. we could see about half a meter of water inundate low line areas here, off toward the west. we do have a few dry days in store for vancouver, 10 degrees, but moister has moved across the other side of the rockies. we could see some snow r for calgary up to 5 centimeters on friday. and those trick or treaters are going to have to bundle up on sunday. you're down to minus 7 degrees below average that it says in ah, with to a world of comfort and certainly sex with business class. where your privacy and your experience sit back, relax in your own private space and let us take care of everything. catera, it weighs the airline. you can rely on lou ah, oh, come back here watching out as a reminder of our top stories this, our top oil and gas executives have faced tough questions in the u. s. congress. the ceo's of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america, the president of shell were asked about their roles in dow

hatches as a major storm system continues to bring heavy rains, strong winds and flooding to the mid atlanticot a meteorologist live in the foxtrot center. >> good evening and as you said, because of the action is happening out there weatherwise on the east coast, a big area of low pressure, everything off to the west is dry and that's where we will focus. the heaviest rain lifting up to new england but there are still showers all the way back into the midwest, down to the southeast in the backside of the system where there is lightning bring rain. very heavy rain and there are areas for receipt what watches and warnings from washington d.c. and we have seen a lot of friends. we are seeing this heavy rain running up from boston to maine and eventually new england. peter track taking you tonight, otherwise temperatures across the country, i will leave you with atlanta, q3 the race currently, what are we expecting? for your forecast tonight, beautiful. removing out will be a good night for baseball. jon: we love to hear that. thanks. if you want the latest up-to-date weather information, downlo

mind, there's your threat, very likely and possible for much of the state of florida towards the mid-atlantics the southeast as well. damaging wind threat is the biggest risk, we could see large ale, heavy rainfall and tornadoes as well. there is your forecast today, watching that storm system that brought the storms yesterday and the next system moving into the northwest, in new york city, still a little blustery, the remnants of that nor'easter yesterday but mostly sunny skies. >> i love the fall feel. >> my favorite time of year. new york has all four seasons but something about fall is so refreshing. go take some skiing lessons but it is fall. that means halloween. heather: got to do this, the new fox weather apps is available. >> i was trying hard to make this transition happen. now you understand what i'm talking about, 27 minutes after the hour and we have lawrence jones and carley shimkus. >> love the outfit and the enthusiasm as they share the story of survival. hi i'm joe montana. when you get to be 65, you have little patience for nonsense and inefficiency. you know what works and

more flooding possible through the southeast into the mid-atlantic states.h >>> good wednesday morning, and i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see a lot of clouds today. our inland areas in the 70s today. a nice little cooldown and a great taste of fall. by the end of the week with our temperatures reaching into the upper 60s. as we go into the weekend, the sunshine comes back, and we'll see our temperatures coming up a few more degrees. it will stay fall like into next week with san francisco enjoying much more of the cooler weather, highs in the low 70s, but sunshine in time for the weekend. i'm sorry i'm sorry. i just wanted to see if you were paying attention it's the best time of the morning. it is time for popstart. >> i know we're not sunday night football night in america here popstart >> everybody was kind of chatting i wanted to see if you were -- >> all right, all right. first up, adele. yesterday we told you on the show about how those mysterious billboards seemed to hint at her return to music. this morning, we can confirm, the british

into the mid-atlantic and the northeast, 18 million people under coastal flood warnings, coastal floods advisories, up to three feet of coastal flooding possible from norfolk all the way to atlantic city today and we've got wind advisories and high wind warnings for 21 million people from the appalachians all the way to parts of new england today this system will be pushing up, lifting into the northeast gusty winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding a possibility we move into tomorrow. this new storm system develops off the coast. that's going to intensify rain for our friends in new england that soaking rain will cause flooding most likely pushing through. some of the rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 3 inches, but locally could be up to four. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow... ♪ still the only one cats ask for by name. >>> good morning. let's look

david: talking about mid-atlantic today's, something you know that great deal about but when you started out your career, you want to city college of new york, where there's now a college named am you have and it's operating and you were, what, 6,000 students in it? general powell: about 600 -- 67,000, yes. i'm sure you're proud that city college has named a college after you have. general powell: it's not an entirely college but it's about a thirds of the college. it was done because when imleft the statement department and retired from government. i went up there and somebody had endowed some money to. small any tank we had. it was very interesting for a while. you were helpful at that point, david, as well. at that point i said i don't want another think tank, i want a place where young students can come and we can give them an education but the education they have to take out into the communities and using. that's why they call it global service and little and the academic part is part of that so these kids went crazy over it. they really love it and it. went from just a small any ta

ortiz joined the largest grassroots immigrant advocacy organization in the mid atlantic.im, it is personal. >> a lot are here because they don't have opportunities. they want to live in a better place for their children, for them, also for their communities. >> reporter: debate over reform heats up and ortiz and casa are regularly in washington, dc. when he isn't he is making connections with the communities. >> i learned a lot of things. i learned about rights, the rights of the immigrant community and also how to speak english. >> reporter: outreach is another pillar, providing job opportunities, rental assistance, even covid vaccine information. he is there organizing sites for 250 people a week. >> it's all kind of different nationalities. >> reporter: shoring up status for millions at his core. >> we work so hard for this beautiful country and they want to just live their life, live a good life. >> reporter: a good life made better with comprehensive legislation, he says, for immigrants and their families. >>> on the storm watch, several tornadoes ripped through okla

for today, strong storms firing in the mid-atlantic coast. california and a frosty condition in the northern plains that's wha >>> live look flight in san jose. cloudy and rainy to start our friday. we are still seeing plenty of rain on our satellite radar, including our very own storm ranger. we have several bands pushing through including into the interior valley down through the south bay. expect to keep this rain chance for first half of our day. clearing out within the next hour or so. south san francisco a couple of showers there. oakland along hayward into the tri-valley. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> let's end the week strong, biggest, best part of the night and the day, popstart. >> well, morning, afternoon. popstart plus, we invite our friends to watch 30 minutes if you like the nugget you get here, dive into the popstart -- >> the franchise is growing. >> it's unbelievable a correspondentship. >> a fellowship with popstart. >>> first up, king richard, a new trailer is out starring will smith as the father of tennis greats

i'm concerned a little bit around the southeast and mid-atlantic where they are going to see severaliddle tennessee there they have gotten so much rain, record breaking rain over the last couple of ceex weeks. the forecast today very warm 10 to 258 degrees above average over the plain states and unsettled weather for parts of the yeffet and in the southwest and in terms of tropical. we have low pressure aren't bahamas. not a huge deal. still have hurricane sam throughout but will not affect land at all which great news. we will keep you up to date from fox weather. ainsley, back to you. ainsley: thank you, janice. >> got it. ainsley: parents are standing up for children's education and calling out wokeness in the classroom. two parents discuss thousand could impact state's tight governor's race next. >> this is a battle for the hearts and souls of our children. and one important way you can fight back is at the ballot box. ♪ ... steve: last week, the democrat nominee for virginia governor terry mccullough made his position on schools clear. now virginia parents are speaking out, join

and into the weekend, it is likely that thatjetstream will start to strengthen once again in the mid—atlantiche uk and around the world. defiance from taiwan on its national day, after china insists reunification with the mainland is inevitable. funerals begin for the victims of friday's huge bomb blast in afghanistan, as the us and the taliban hold their first face to face talks since august. another huge power cut plunges lebanon into darkness after its entire electricity grid shuts down. the chancellor of austria says he is stepping down to fight corruption allegations. pressure on the british government to help businesses facing soaring energy bills.