every year monsoon season in nepal brings such tragedies. just this year more than 90 people have died and more are missing. villagers here say they've never seen such a disaster before. but studies from 1995 shows the soil over here is very loose and this area of nepal gets the highest amount of rain increasing the risk of landslides landslides. people have been told to move as this area is too dangerous but they have nowhere to go. the government has a plan for risk management but it has more to do with after the disaster has happened rather than prevention. >> monsoon season is not over yet and many say had there been an early warning system this type of tragedy could have been prevented. >>> monsoon rains have killed 69 people in myanmar and the rains continue. >>> london unions saying overnight shifts are being brought in unnecessarily. the chaos caused to commuters is beyond dispute. >>reporter: a month ago there was a 24-hour stoppage. traffic into central london was almost at a stand still with many walking long distances to get to w

there's the monsoon, a monsoon prediction in september is not looking good.ounting down to the first that rate hike in september, and watching out in terms of what's happening to the geopolitical situation, have --ly those that we will be watching to see how that pays out. rishaad: thank you. sunanda from will buy. -- from mumbai. the tuesday edition of "asia edge" is coming up. theill head over live to diggers and dealers event taking place. ♪ >> with all due respect to people who think countdown clocks are gimmicks, we've got your gimmicks right here. ♪ mark: a staged event, and hillary's mom in center stage. first, the spotlight. shining on vice president joe biden who was the subject of column over the weekend. white house spokesman josh earnest got peppered at his daily briefing today about a potential biden presidential run. but ernest squirmed away like a delaware salmon. i actually have no idea what seafood they eat in delaware. an advisor to beau biden son is

. >> flash floods and landslides calls for a heavy monsoon rains kill 16 people in myanmar. >> abuse of power, outrage after a video showing the military beating up two teenagers in my myanmar goes viral. >> first, fighting in afghanistan is continuing to kill and injury large numbers of civilians. the united nations says nearly 5,000 have been killed or injured so far this year, and a growing number of are women and children. the u.n. says 1,600 civilians were killed between january and june. that's an increase on the same period last year. another 3,300 afghan civilians were wounded. that's already surpassing last year's figures, which were then considered the highest ever. >> a growing number of victims are women and children, 23% more women are getting hurt, and 13% more women. jennifer glass has been speaking to one family, mourning the loss of their son. >> days are full of suffering now, his only son, a 14-year-old was killed by the blast waves of a nearby suicide bomb attack. >> he was a good, smart and brave boy. he told me all the time that he wanted to be a lawyer. >> the

. >> rescue crews in myanmar struggle to reach thousands cut off by monsoon floods. >>> first to iraq, where frustration is mounting over the deteriorating security situation, and the rising number of civilians caught up in the battle against i.s.i.l. bombings are becoming almost a daily occurrence. look at this scene, that's in baghdad, after an attack on wednesday, a minibus explodes killing 7, including children. no one claimed responsibility. therefore regular protests against corruption and a lack of basic services, a lack there of. the government's problems are piling up. iraqi forces are struggling to defeat i.s.i.l. from anbar province. fighters seized the capital in may. the number of civilians killed in the conflict is climbing. we have this report, people in fallujah say the are living a nightmare. just a warning, you may find some images in his report disturbing. >> reporter: in fallujah, bullets and bombs don't discriminate. and the wounds have only grown deeper. residents say the young are just as likely a target as the old. that civilians of all ages are under siege fro

every year monsoon season in nepal brings such tragedies. just this year, more than 90 people have died and more are missing. >> now, monsoon is not over yet and many people say that had there been an early warning system, this kind of tragedy could have been prevents. >>> the nature of global war changed on august the 6th, 1945 when the united states dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima in japan. in december 1941 japan bombed pearl harbor bringing the united states into world war two. in 1942 the u.s. atomic weapons program was already well underway. its original aim was to counter nazi germany. in 1945 the u.s. dropped the first successful atomic bomb in new mexico at a testing site. 40 days later they dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima in japan. commemorations are underway there. harry, how do these commemorations compare to those we've seen in the past? >>reporter: well, the organizers here are saying tens of thousands of people are here and that this will be the biggest commemorative event since the bombing of hiroshima and the bombing

the monsoon has been bad this year. people just flee for their lives, leaving their belongings behind. reporter: this year, the annual raining season has been worsened by a cyclone in the bay of bengal. in the indian state of west bengal, tens of thousands of taken shelter in camps. authorities face a lack of resources and have struggled to reach most areas. >> the government has done nothing. no one has been here to see how we are doing. reporter: pakistan suffered deadly floods every year in a monsoon season since 2010. this year saw hundreds of villages inundated, leaving tens of thousands homeless. laura: let's get some business news. taking us first to greece weather was able lead bath in the stock markets today. guest: there were no buyers but a lot of sellers as the greek stock market reopened for business. stocks closed down 16% after plummeting at the open with a 23% loss. without a bailout deal inside, the uncertainty on the index is likely to continue. reporter: mondays trading represented the first chance in

the same heavy monsoon rains have hit myanmar where 27 people have been killed.oline malone reports. >> reporter: many parties of myanmar myanmar have been submerged in heavy rain and floods and landslides that have followed. people are doing what they can to escape from the worsts-hit areas. mainly to the west and north of the country. awe but one of the areas are acted by flash floods making it hard for rescuers to support everyone. government run shelters have opened to provide temporary homes. tens of thousands of people have been displaced i wanted military has flown in aid. the president we want to visit some of the evacuees in the northwest. its monsoon season in the region a groups warn there are people who they have not reached yet. caroline malone al jazeera. >> in hong kong two daughters have donated parts of their liver to save their father's life. it is a medical first using a new surgical technique their livers were were too small, but together by each donating a half they were able to give their father a new one. >> i was in despair because my live

monsoon is not over and many say had there been an early warning system. this kind of tragedy could have been prevented >>> india's railway ministry will give over $3,000 compensation to the families of those that died in the derailment on wednesday. 28 died and many others were injured when two trains came off the tracks in pradesh state. heavily rain caused a flash flood on the bridge where the trains were crossing. >> in myanmar, more help is arriving from donor countries and aid groups after the government appealed for international assistance. landslides flooding and cyclones affected more than 3,000, killing 74 so far. relief teams have been struggling to reach remote areas >>> yangon is largely an area with floods that ravaged other parts of myanmar. people have been moved in flood affected areas. they started a campaign to help flood relief efforts. you see them in the streets, soliciting for donations, wednesday, the u.s. is preparing an aid package for myanmar. japan and china are assisting, coming a day after the myanmar government is appealing

monsoons are also wreaking havoc in parts of india. more than 20 people died when flash flooding caused two express trains to derail on the bridge. reporter: the aftermath of the accident becomes clear in the full light of day. during the night, two express trains came off the tracks and crashed into a river. the twin accidents on the same stretch of train tracks were in central india. the outdated rail line was no match for flash floods that all of heavy monsoon rains. indian officials say water had weakened the tracks. >> the track it caved in because of the heavy rains and because of the wet soft soil it became because of the rains. reporter: india's railway minister says the families of the victims will receive compensation. families of those who died will receive 2900 euro. those whose loved ones were injured will also receive compensation. last year, train accidents killed over 25,000 people across india. critics say this tragedy could have been prevented if the tracks were better maintained. india has the fourth largest railway

monsoons are also wreaking havoc in parts of india. more than 20 people died when flash flooding caused two express trains to derail on the bridge. reporter: the aftermath of the accident becomes clear in the full light of day. during the night, two express trains came off the tracks and crashed into a river. the twin accidents on the same stretch of train tracks were in central india. the outdated rail line was no match for flash floods that all of heavy monsoon rains. indian officials say water had weakened the tracks. >> the track it caved in because of the heavy rains and because of the wet soft soil it became because of the rains. reporter: india's railway minister says the families of the victims will receive compensation. families of those who died will receive 2900 euro. those whose loved ones were injured will also receive compensation. last year, train accidents killed over 25,000 people across india. critics say this tragedy could have been prevented if the tracks were better maintained. india has the fourth largest railway

every year monsoons bring this tragedy which takes lives. studies from back in 1995 show that the soil over here is very loose and this area of nepal gets the highest amount of rain increasing the risk of landslides. now that the disaster has happened, they've been told they should move as this area is too dangerous but they have nowhere to go. nepal government has a plan for disaster risk management but it's more to do with damage after the disaster more than prevention. >> monsoon season is not over yet and many say had there been an early warning system this disaster could have been avoided. >> now that french press conference about flight mh 370. let's see what they're saying in france. monsoon -- >> and then the first results of the expertise of the play thathhmalaysia -- summoned to conduct an inquiry on the 7th of may, 2014. the paris prosecution initiated an inquiry and it was expanded to the hijacking of a plane which led to several people who died in relation to a terrorist event. the framework of this inquiry allowed the french pr

the monsoon clouds missed us. pushed offered to the east. a lot of cloud poised to move in starting tomorrow. low clouds, sunny and warmer. 90s. low to mid-90's for some, 80s for others. 60s and 70s by the weather. >> good morning sal. >>> 4:02, what are we doing up so early. >> that's a very good question. >>> things are okay traffic wise. traffic is moving well. look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light and no major problems. traffic continues time to look good into san francisco. looking at it 80 north and southbound, there's no roadwork to talk about. if you're driving in san jose north wound 280 traffic looks good. the traffic is off to a good start on this wednesday, middle of the week, hump day. >>> new this morning a new report shows bay area drivers are some of the most stressed in the country because of traffic delays. researchers at texas a&m joined a washington state based traffic organization to compile the study. they examined 471 urban streets across the country and the average commuter was delayed 76 hours a year. the si

but the monsoon moisture continues to creep northward.tral california, maybe santa clara later today. the bigger picture, though, tells the story. heavy-duty rain yesterday in the hawaiian island. a little better. more scattered showers. a lot of that moisture has moved off. here comes a cold front out of the gulf of alaska. gotta love that. it's starting to tap into some of that moisture and i think it's gonna play into our weather starting tomorrow night and go cloudy thursday and friday. rain late thursday and friday to the north. today, after the fog, sunshine and warmer temps. 60s, 70s, 80s by the water. temperatures way down now rebounding. doesn't take long. still in summer. 80s for many. temperatures warm to hot inland but a lot of high clouds. we cloud it up friday, saturday. maybe rain to the north. much cooler sunday. >> rain like decent rain or -- >> mendocino county,lake county will be the southern extent of it. i don't think it will make it here. >> we'll take anything in august. >> sound like late fall by the weekend. >> it

every year monsoon season in nepal brings such tragedies. just this year more than 90 people have died and more are missing. villagers here say they've never seen such a disaster before but studies from back in 1995 shows that the soil over here is very loose and this area of nepal gets the highest amount of rain increasing the risk of landslides. people here have been told they should move but they have nowhere to go. >>> monsoon is not over yet and many people say that had there been an early-warning system this tragedy could have been prevented >>> france has reimbursed russia after an order of warshiped s. they canceled it over the conflict in the ukraine and russia's part in it. >>> there's chaos caused to commuters in london due to an underground strike. >>reporter: the strike starting wednesday is not the first time the current dispute has closed london's underground stations. less than a month ago, there was a 24-hour stoppage and traffic was almost at a stand still with many walking long distances to get to work. many are wondering

yet again, monsoonal flow will be making it for lots of rain to continue to pound the area. so the flooding and landslide threats will continue. this is the forecast for the next few days. mumbai looking at level rainfall continues. >> thank you very much. she'll join us later on in the program with more on world weather. >> on to other news, the head of the opposition party sat down with south korean's president and says he appears to be optimistic about the future. [speaking foreign language]. >> translator: the meeting was excellent. i felt the eagerness to improve japan, south korean relations. >> democratic party of japan leader met him at the presidential office on monday in soul. the two nations are marking the 50th anniversary of the start of diplomatic ties. pack referred to the 19 5 statement issued, which expressed heart-felt remorse and apologies for japan's past rule and objection. expressed by predecessors, then by lateral relations would become future oriented. he ex and spected to issue a statement this month to mark the 70th year. pak said there will be a me

we're still going to have this monsoonal moisture that will be up through the rockies. scattered showers and thunderstorms will be on tap. unfortunately the fire threat risk is going to continue as well with all of this extreme heat we have locked down to the south. that is spreading to the west. northwest interior your temperatures are going to be ten to 15 degrees above normal and that will go right into the weekend. we're looking at a high that's where we have the hottest temperatures. but the coast is looking good and comfortable with temperatures mainly in the 70s. >>> new developments in the arlington police shooting of a college football player. plus, california's got balls and they're betting big on 96 million of them. >>> and this just may be the shot of the day. can you guess where it is? "early today" is back in two. people are both soft and strong, which is why our products are too. and we believe in value, so we give you 60% more sheets than charmin ultra strong. angel soft. be soft. be strong. from the leader in longwear smudge-proof fade-proof formulas fo

part of the north american monsoon. you get this and it triggers up these strong thunderstorms. especially in the afternoon and the evening hours. now in some areas we have been seeing very heavy rainfall but also some hail this is incredible footage in colorado. this is a river running through the middle of this street here. this area, toppled over cars, even some homes were damaged. concrete sidewalks. but look at that right there. that was not snow. hail. accumulating. piling up here. causing that flooding. see that kid out there helping his family trying to wash up the flash flood that came through. now, one of the big things we talk about with this is when you get these heavy showers and thunderstorms and the hail specifically, all that rushes down. so the air under it has to go somewhere, right? and it moves off towards the sky. when that happens, special in dry areas, which in many of these locations you're looking at drought, it kicks up the dust. this is coming out of phoenix because of this dust storm sometimes called haboo. yeah, this is something that you see sometim

floods are common during monsoon season but authorities say the one this season are the worst they've experienced. people think it will take them months before they are able to clear the debris left behind by the floods. the army has been deployed to help in some areas but their equipment is basic. the floods have affected more than a million acres of farmland, much of that paddy fields. there are concerns there may be a shortage of rice, the staple food in myanmar. she and her husband are farmers, their small warehouse was submerged and they are trying to salvage stock from the last harvest. >> translator: we don't have enough food. my fields have been destroyed and now i'm in debt. >> reporter: local groups, international ngos and the government have been distributing relief packed, food and more critically, clean drinking water. but in the village aid hasn't yet arrived. access by road was only reopened the day of. the people here say they need hem and they need it soon. florence looi, al jazeera, myanmar. >>> let's bring you a developing story from mali now. several people have be

it's bringing us cloud cover, a little bit of monsoonal moisture. we may feel more humid. more on that in a moment. this is the next system that will drop into our area by the weekend. that may actually bring us a few scattered showers. notice how it's sort of tapping into this moisture here coming from the hawaiian islands. so in a nutshell, for today, we have temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s for the inland communities. just as warm as yesterday. slightly warmer for some, as we get into wednesday, the possibility of that humid weather coming our way with the monsoonal moisture, the system dropping in may brick us cooler weather. may bring us a few scattered showers on saturday morning. 85 in novato. 73 in sausalito. as we head to the east bay, we have temperatures in the 70s. right along the east bayshore line, 74 alameda. 76 expected in oakland. 80s and 90s for the inland communities. 88 for danville. and a bit toasty in antioch for the afternoon. 95 expected for you. upper 80s to 90s. morgan hill through gilroy. along the mill for the afternoon, beautiful weathe

that's monsoon all moisture. and high pressure sitting just to the east of us, it will bring in some of that humidity to the bay area. may everyone spark off a few showers and storms for the sierra. unfortunately the rain stays to the east of us, but we'll feel the humidity creeping in later tonight. and this shows the direction of the wind and by the lines here. the green shows where the rain will be. this system the next one moving in by the end of the week. this dries up before it gets here. but maybe just 1/2 enough to gis a slight chance of rain for the north bay. i'll be watching that as we go through the week. once that moves through, our temperatures will drop off so the next couple of days, this is a look at the temperature trend, it will be in the upper 80s. this weekend looks like it will be cooler than average for the entire bay area as we will see highs in the 70s and also some 80s, low are 80s here. we're not talking about the highs in the 90s, even tri-valley will be nice and comfortable. north bay

tackling the country's devastating floods which were caused by a monster monsoon season. water is flowing into more populated areas. at least 46 people have died so far and that number is likely to rise. >> these people are now homeless. everything has been washed away. monsoon rains from northern and central myanmar a their way south to heavily populated areas. thousands have been displaced. this remote area desperately needs a. we evacuated to the hill has a have a baby. that's why we survived. we have nothing left now. i don't even have any clothing. there's nothing left. >> the chief mock surveys the devastation and said the situation is dire. -- the chief monk surveyed the devastation. i look around i can see the horrible conditions in the small villages. i have nothing left and everything is submerged. >> his comments, however, could prove quite controversial. though authorities now admit their evacuation response was weak, the military regime has threatened to prosecute anyone spreading what they call "false news relating to natural disasters with the intention of

this las vegas monsoon wreaking havoc.htning sparking fires, torrential rain triggering flooding. a fast-moving summer storm that could be a preview of what's to come this winter. >> el nino's definitely a double-bladed sword. it will provide drought relief but it also provides an awful lot of mayhem and damage. >> reporter: nasa climatologist bill paxter says a monster el nino is moving in our direction. scientists can see it in the water. the rising temperatures associated with el nino in the pacific may seem small, roughly three degrees. but for forecasters it's enough to predict big changes in our weather all across the country. el nino could mean the warmest year ever on record. heat waves right now already baking much of the country. where there's extreme fire and drought now we could see epic floods and mudslides. el nino could also mean more hurricanes in the pacific and fewer of them in the atlantic. the southern u.s. could be looking at a washout while much of the northern swath of the country may be warmer and d

this is the monsoon season in india. heavy rains, and that weakens the ground under the railway tracks, which accumulated - several tracks went by when the trains came in yesterday evening, that was pretty much the straw that broke the camel's back. causing the strains to derail. the railway minister is to address parliament, and he said he'd address the issue giving a better explanation and more details on what happened. accidents are a big, big problem in india. there were extenuating circumstances, could it be an infrastructure problem or unavoidable? >> well there are infrastructure problems throughout the railways. this is a massive railway network serving tens of billions. there's calls for years that they need to be improved. old to be replaced. there's tens of thousands of crossings where accidents happened all the time. railway officials say it's something they couldn't account for. the monsoon is a yearly event in india. many say that railways in other government officials should be ready for these type of thin

it's monsoon season in the region and people expect some rain, but this time, it's been especially heavy, and is expected to continue. the sheer number of people affected is overwhelming. aid groups warn that there are people in parts of the country who they've not reached yet. caroline malone, al jazeera. >> still ahead on the show, we go back to nepal to meet a young girl whose life was changed forever by devastating earthquakes. >> i'm andy gallery in selma alabama where organizers begin their march to washington d.c. why they say the battle from civil rights is far from over. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. >> shut the cam --. >> a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> welcome back. let's recap our headlines at al jazeera now. turkeys military is denying allegations

by tomorrow the monsoonal moisture will pull out of the bay area.t is coming from, we have the high pressure over the four corners. the flow around that dragging the monsoonal moisture or pushing it into california. a system is off the coast, this will become the playmaker into the weekend. this is bringing back the cooler temperatures and it will continue into saturday, sunday and beyond. you can see again we have the clouds pushing through. by tonight and into tomorrow. looking at drier weather. showers moving out. cooler, drier weather moving in tomorrow. and the cooling trend becomes the headline into saturday and sunday. 62 degrees tomorrow morning in concord and oakland. low clouds across the bay into the east bay, partly cloudy skies for inland communities. 60 degrees morgan hill. 57 santa rosa. for the afternoon, low 80s in napa. 74 berkeley. san francisco and oakland low 70s as well. temperatures will continue to be on the mild side. 82 san jose. 88 morgan hill. 89 gilroy. a warm day but not as hot as we have seen. temperatures cool down fo

. >>> arizona is feeling the effects of the monsoon season. a massive wall of dust hit phoenix. tucson downed power lines trapped people inside their cars including a school bus. thankfully no children were on that bus. power was knocked out across the state. >>> taking a look at the radar. you can see that storm system pushing through arizona and spreading into new mexico and colorado. >> well, tracking erika this morning forecasters providing an important update overnight. the storm is dying out. it's still heading toward the lee ward aisles but may dissipate and forecasters say the wind shear is too strong over the northern caribbean for it to strengthen and had been forecast to actually hit florida late this coming weekend. >>> new this morning, 2 million pounds of a popular breakfast food recalled. >> and surprise statement during the james holmes sentencing hearing, the theater shooter's mother standing up in front of the judge. what she had to say. >>> plus, blame it on the smartphone. the connection between selfies and a rise in cases of head lice. >>> welcome back. well

it's monsoon season in the region original. people expect some rain.s time it's beg heavy and is expected to continue frpt the shear number of people affected is overwhelming aid groups warn there are those who they have not reached yet. al jazeera. >> still to come on the program, it's known to some of the unreported holocaust. we travel to hungary as people remember the mass murder of roma people during world war ii. the new doping claims that have shaken the world of athletics. full details coming up. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. ♪ >> hello again. a reminder of tthe top stories ac

monsoon clouds came close yesterday but now getting pushed off toward the east. the high and mid level clouds coming up from the hawaiian islands and that system right there that will tap into some of that later on. that moisture lifting northward which gave a lot of rain away is starting to get entrained into that. again it won't be starting tomorrow but more likely heading toward friday and saturday a lot of cloud cover on the way for friday and maybe some rain to the north. it looks like on sunday that system will rotate through. so it's going to take a couple days for that system to get there. in the meantime it's warmer out ahead of it. high pressure in the desert southwest is not really strong, strong for us. but it is nosing northward. as it does that allows temperatures 90s through the interior. 60s and 70s around the bay. inland temps at least this time of year the 90s don't hang around for four or five hours. it's about one or two and then they back off. it does look cloudy with rain to the north early saturday. >> all right. thank you. >> 4:49 is the t

a lot of these monsoon clouds look like they will clip us tomorrow. low clouds and sunshine and warmer temps. that fog burns off sooner. mild by the coast. 70s there. mid 70s, low 80s around the bay and upper 80s to 90s inland. north bay, sal you want to start there? or dublin. >> we will start in dublin. steve i have good news. i'm going to give some props to chp and cal tran for getting this truck out of the way. that ramp on westbound 580 has reopened. westbound 580 to northbound 680 as southbound 680. there was a truck that spilled dirt and rocks all over the place here. it flipped over. hate righted it. they got it out of the way and they got a street sweeper in here to sweep the debris out of the road. that is probably one of the cleanest ramps in all of the bay area on the freeway. so give yourself plenty of extra time if you are driving through. but i think they did a great job in getting this open again. 580 is looking good coming up to the 680 interchange. a little bit of slow traffic has to break out there but it's not all that bad. all rig

. >>> monsoon rains flood myanmar. the government declares a national disaster. >>> she lost her mother and brother in the earthquake and a kindness has given one girl hope. >>> sports news including ats let's accused. some medals tainted by drugs. [music] >> the turkish military is dimying air strikes against kurdish air strikes have hit civilians. it has accused them of hitting civilians in the north. it heightened an already tense situation and accusing the pkk of killing soldiers. >> reporter: the turkish military denying any civilians were killed in air strikes in northern iraq. a few days ago the reports on the ground suggested that civilians were among the dead in in the north of iraq. the turkish military promising an investigation. they have released findings saying it's the yaish area that was targeted. and the people who were killed were in a pkk shelter and were not civilians. the turkish foreign ministry has issued statements saying that the government and the management is doing their best to avoid civili

monsoon again it looks like it will play in our weather tomorrow. for us low clouds and sunny and warmer. coast and bay kind of hanging around the 70s there. mild by the coast. upper 80s now and 90s through the interior. all right sal let's keep it quiet today compared to yesterday. >> i would like to keep it quiet. >> there was debris on the road there. we have the dublin interchange going. these days we don't really have a completely quiet day. almost ever it seems. let's start with the sig alert westbound 580 at the 680 interchange. the ramp is closed and that connection is going o be closed until they get some debris out of there. they are waiting for cal tran to help. we are also looking at the other commutes. highway 4 off to a good start. ant yak to concord. and 680 looks good. 880 north and southbound not a bad commute as you drive through. the traffic is looking good. 7:wanted to mention novato northbound 101 they are clearing some debris so watch for that. let's go to live pictures and you can see the traffic here at the bay bridge toll pl

in though ple middle of this dg good to see some monsoonal moisture. some recent burn areas could see debris flows as they are expecting more rain. a beautiful view of san francisco. haze in the background and fog in the foreground. low 70s for oakland, mountain view. 63 in half moon bay. sun and high clouds from san jose cameras. they reached 80 degrees. very little change from yesterday's highs. upper 70s santa rosa, napa. lfrmore, 90 degrees. a gorgeous view from the exploratorium camera. warm pattern. inland warmth eases on friday. you'll notice the difference in the air mass. high pressure over the desert southwest is drying up that monsoonal moisture, subtropical moisture. that will continue to be the case tomorrow which is why they are looking at more rain in southern california. cool air mass to our northwest will remain there for a few more days. temperatures will continue to rise the next few days. showers expected with that low friday night into saturday for the northwestern portion of the united states including northwe northwestern califor

. >> a touch of humidity with monsoonal moisture from the four corners that spread across a beautiful layer of clouds across the bay area. we are also tracking hotter temperatures, east bay at 95, south bay at 88 degrees. and hazy with that increased moisture and humidity. to take you through tomorrow's forecast, areas of patchy low clouds but milder, east bay 66 down soords the south bay, 63 degrees. the regional high pressure producing humid weather here throughout california sitting well here across arizona, colorado and new mexico, there is monsoonal moisture, but looks like any storm activity again will stay to the east. but with the hotter air associated with that high pressure so close, we definitely think we'll have more 90s for the interior valleys tomorrow and also a little bit of humidity. so let's go ahead and take you into that microclimate forecast. and you'll be able to see for thursday sunny skies and 91 expected in san jose. up to 96 in morgan hill. that will be one of the hottest. and also check out the coastline, pacifica, 74 degrees. even san francisco and the miss

. >> yes, it being monsoon season, we would expect that, of course. it's been quite wet in the last few weeks. we had significant flooding at the start of the season when the monsoon burst kite suddenly. it's been coming back in lulls. it's not extreme at the moment. there is a lot of rain, but that's two storms, really and it started raining again. just to the north, nepal itself still with plenty of people in tents. it's right in monsoon season. we've had more than 71 millimeters west of the capital. you can see on the satellite picture where the brightest colors are indicating heavy rain. bangladesh is the place it's been raining incessantly. the conditions, you are technically walking in cloud. that's gone on for a bit of a time and the water is now rushing where it doesn't normally rush. that's the future. well, are we going to say any change in this? probably not. the wind coming in the western gaps, you've got good circulation at the bay of bengal, promise r. promising more big showers. for some, it's flooding, but i think it's quite welcome. >

. >>> well, what you're looking at here is a monsoon storm that battered the phoenix area, delivering monstrous wall of dust. powerful winds and torrential rains. at one point the storm packed wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. it made quite a mess for the commute and some power outages br reported. the monsoon season winding down typically running from june 15th through september 30th. >>> disan inpoing news for the millions of older americans who take fish oil to keep their brains healthy. taking omega-3 supplements did nothing to slow cognitive deline. a much better approach is to eat foods naturally high in omega-3 fatty acids like salmon, flaxseed and walnuts. >> i always keep walnuts in my desk if you need it. >> good to know. >>> over the past 37 years, egg donations have resulted in more than 5 million healthy children. one egg donor's experience now drawing attention to possible downsides. >> her recent online post talks of health issues related to being an egg donor. juju change has the story. >> reporter: when writer katie o'reilly was 25 and desperate for cash she volunte

the monsoon rains condensed in a short period.are also the cause of a number of deaths according to india's disaster relief authority every year some 1600 indians lose their lives in accidents caused by flooding across the country. so what we're seeing right now, while it is very tragic, it is not entirely unusual. >> all right, ravi argrawal, we'll see you next hour. >>> we want to bring in ivan cabrera, this is a weather system that is impacting the entire region. >> we had two areas. the monsoon has been ongoing with incredible rains. that is typical for this time of year. but we have this cyclone in the bay of bengal that congrecentra the rain there. this is a seven-day map. you'll be able to see the estimated rainfall. remember this is not just impacting india. this is bangladesh and myanmar which has been hit incredibly with pockets of a meter of rainfall. and we were raining before that. we had the tropical cyclone that began as a low along the monsoonal trough and when it hit the bay, it essentially blew up here and stuck

and below the ridge, the monsoon continues. high rainfall, las vegas, santa fe. could see flash flooding. we have a severe weather threat tomorrow, across the plains. big hail and maybe some big rains there. and florida will continue to have big rains. but much of the east, enjoying the dry weather that arrived yesterday. >> thank you. >>> to politics now. a flood of documents from the hillary clinton campaign tonight. tax forms revealing that from 2007 to 2014, she and her husband made $140 million. paid $57 million in taxes, and gave $15 million to charity. also, a statement from her doctor, saying clinton has no lingering health effects from her 2012 concussion, and she is fit to serve as president. >>> next, to an abc news investigation into the government's handling of a massive computer breach. chinese hackers compromising 22 million federal employees' records. and now, there are serious questions about the company brought in to help fix it all. here's brian ross. >> reporter: until abc news broadcast this revealing whistle blower video, these staggeringly

that monsoonal moisture will add to moisture in the atmosphere. today, it will feel more humid out there. back over to you. >> that humidity just won't quit. anthony, thanks. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, two parents say they face financial ruin as a result of trying to change gun policy in colorado. this after a mass shooting that claimed their daughter's life. our reality check series is next. >>> good morning. i'm mike inouye. i have to remind you no transbay b.a.r.t. service this weekend but our friends with oakland art and soul want you to know there's b.a.r.t. service around the east bay and $5 parking awaits if you decide to drive. however you choose, try to get there to this celebration in downtown oakland. you'll get music, food, fun and art all weekend long but the downtown oak town throwdown barbecue competition is only today and judging starts at high noon. just fyi, i don't judge barbecue, i just inhale it in any form thus this form. i do the same with a tamale too. there will be live music all weekend

this is the monsoon season in india after all.ains in the last two weeks caused weakness below the tracks which caused it to collapse. and they say this was a cumulative effect. that section of the tracks is use odds a daily basis by dozens of trains, in fact, the last train that went by before the derailment was just 10 minutes before. and they are saying that a nearby damn which also overflowed added more without to the tracked which is why both the trains derailed. now, they are still looking at -- there are still several train cars that are flooded and are checking to see whether anyone is still in there. the rescue efforts are still under way at this time. but the government hasn't said any official statement on the exact cause though they have announced compensation for the victims. >> not the nurse time that safety has come under the spotlight in india, faiz? >> reporter: no, not at all. incidents involving the railways has become a semi regular thing. now, in some cases it's because of some mechanical failure, in this case

it's the monsoon season after all in india and two weeks of heavy rain naz area they believe weakened soil underneath the tracks which led it to -- led to the accident late last night. trains went by that spot several times a day the last 110 minutes before the train derailment happened. they also say a nearby damn may have burst or loaf flowed because that have it might have added more water on to the tracks. now rescue teams are still on team but locals are the first ones to get there because of the remoteness of the area, it took rescue crews sometimes to reach the area itself. >> fess, nofaiz. not the first fatal accident. some say unsatisfactory safety conditions, what is the government saying about that and could be there a possible fallout here? >> reporter: that's true, several train scents happened in reyet memory not even counting the ones in the last few years, many criticize the entire length and breath of india's rail met net work it's impossible for the railways to maintain them all properly. politician have his come out on television, radio, social media, giving domgivi

the floods began after more than a month of heavy monsoon rain in the north.itted its initial response was week. thecies are helping disaster which is affected a least a quarter of a million people. behind the logo for the 20 tokyo olympics has denied plagiarism. critics say it is a similar to something in belgium. they say his work is original and that he never even saw the theaters design. he is a widely available font while the red circle was inspired by the 1964 olympics also held in tokyo. let's have a look at the slowdown in macau, and the need to following new route. to open in october. it is a roll of the dice, and you von and is therefore us -- yvonne mann is there for us. yvonne: it is a big gamble. slump, caneen in a they turn this around? they're facing some fierce just one out of six integrated resorts set to open in the next year or two. and all morning we have seen construction workers come to sight.-- do you see this as a threat> he says not really. take a look. attraction, it appeals more to a mass-market customer. that we have had from other

you can see the monsoonal moisture. if you're going up this weekend, scattered storms and thunderstorms. 71 in santa rosa right now. napa 76 and low 80s from fairfield to livermore. high so far today in the low 60s along the coastline in places like pacifica all the way to up thor 80s in antioch. san jose camera showing sunshine and mild to warm tomorrow. and a cooler pattern is setting up for sunday through tuesday. satellite radar showing you what is going on. we've been watching pockets of moisture as some of that subtropical moisture continues to stream in. but most of it has missed the bay area. it's been off shore over the pacific ocean or some right around the northern california mountains and the sierra nevada. as we head towards overnight tonight, we'll see the low clouds around. we'll also continue to see those high clouds and then by tomorrow evening, back to normal as most of the high cloudiness pushes out of here taking the humidity with it. now, i do want to show you very quickly. a storm that has intensif

those are from regular monsoon rains.ndia that can't be fixed in one go. >> thank you for that live update. we appreciate that ravi. we will look at this with ivan cabrera. it's like a domino effect the regular monsoons the dams overflowing. >> and one of the things we saw from flash flooding as well. we talked about the rainfall that is typical. but sometimes it comes down in a short amount of time overwhelming drainage systems. when you the monsoon rains and a tropical cyclone that stalled over the bay of bengal. we have the torrential downpours in bangladesh and myanmar. in the past 48 hours picking up 100 to 166 millimeters of rainfall that is going to cause flash flooding and that's when you get folks into trouble there. that can wipe away roads and bridges there. there is the monsoonal trough which is an elongated area of low pressure. and we have disturbances that roll along it. and when they hit the water you get a tropical cyclone and that did not have much in the way of steering currents which brought us incredi

heavy monsoon rain may be to blame for two trains coming off the tracks within minutes of each other. were killed and 45 injured when the trains came off the line between -- from mumbai. the prime minister tweeted that the accidents were deeply distressing. india railways carry around 20 million people each day. villagers and southern myanmar are using sandbags to protect property as floodwaters move in. more than a month of heavy monsoon rain and the governor -- government admitted that its initial response was week. affected moreas than a quarter of a million people. there is a sense of pride and celebration in singapore this week as the city marks 50 years of independence. we will be analyzing its progress from the early days to its position as a road -- a world leader. is there.min haslinda: we are at city hall are preparing. a little bit on singapore's history. whenthan a decade ago there was a spat with indonesia, the president had told -- said little red dot. i want to get inside -- insight from the institute of international affairs to get his perspective on how this red dot h

as we get into the second half of the day, let me show you how it goes, the monsoonal moisture pulled out of the bay area but if you are going to the sierra, thunderstorms will remain a possibility there. we will have low clouds right along the coastline, don't really clear from here, but inside the bay and our inland communities mostly sunny skies in store for today, 60s at the coast, upper 60s, low 70s expected for our east bay shoreline, a lot of 70s, 80s out there and the 90s back in the central valley. no 90s in store for us today. when i come back -- actually i got a little bit of time. 83 degrees in concord for the afternoon, 81 in napa, 74 expected in oakland today. if you're going to see the as play later, nice weather in store with the onshore breeze, 81 degrees for mountain view, 81 in san jose, mostly cloudy, 66 in pacifica. temperatures are going to continue to cool down as we get into the second part of your weekend. i will have a look at those numbers and in the extended forecast how low i expect we will go coming up. >> thank you. >>> 7:04, we are following a developin

says at least 47 have been killed following weeks of monsoon flooding.t in but more heavy rain and strong winds are forecast for the next few days. it's unmcaleenan clear if any of the topics are connected to climate change but u.s. president barack obama is planning to unveil a major climate change proposal today. it will put restrictions on pollution levels. mr. obama released an announcement on social media. >> on monday my administration will release the final version of america's clean power plan the biggest, most important step we've ever taken to combat climate change. power plants are the single biggest source of the harmful pollution that contributes to climate change but it's until now there have been no federal limitations to the amount of pollution those plants can dump into the air. think about. that. >>> here are details about the plan. existing power plants will have to cut emissions by 32% by 2030 and have to use more solar and wind power and each state will be assigned a target for reducing pollution from power plants. >>> a manhunt is u