ryan will affect most of the i'm on the time soon is expected to make land full on top ones mountainous east coast in the coming out and doing that, but they definitely correspond to james china in type i. james. good to see you. what is the full cost telling people expect well, the entirety of taiwan is essentially on knocks down. today's schools. businesses, stock market shots across the islands in preparation for this type for which we expect to make landfill in the next few hours. this is the strongest time students to hit the island in nearly 3 decades. it's we can somewhat, since it approach taiwan eastern coast, but down and where it's still expecting it to bring strong winds in rain. so the majority of the islands, there is a particular concern, of course about eastern costs and taiwan, which is more prime to the stronger winds as they come in from a pacific that's less than $1000.00. residents have already been evacuated from absence and high risk areas. west them 36000 troops remain on sound bites to assist with rescue operations. we expect this timeframes to move over time once mainland

184 kilometers an hour. waves of out of 10 meters of founding the shows along the islands, mountains, east coast, where the timeframe is made. land full weather, full cost as a warning to to rain shall rain will affect most of the island i'm doing now by dw correspondent james chase. a inside pace, james, the type food just made landfill. how big is its impact to absolutely well, the entirety of this island is essentially all looks down today. schools, businesses, financial markets or shots in preparation for the arrival of this storm, the strongest type, food. so hate time on in maybe 3 decades. we expect this time frame so we can so most of that approach taiwan is eastern coast as it moved in from the pacific ocean, but still talking some gust of up to 150 miles per hour. and bringing strong wind and rain to the majority of the why one of the course of today, i'm likely into the evening to the errors of most concerned. there was, as you alluded to in the instruction is in the east and the mountain as positive. try one. this is positive taiwan, where the infrastructure is not quite as complex m

kilometers per hour. waves of up to 10 meters high, up pounding the shows along the islands, mountains, east coast, with the type that has made landfill. with the full cost is avoiding the torrential rain will affect most of the island. dw correspondent james taylor was in taipei. i asked him about the impact of the type food as it made landfill. absolutely, well, the entirety of this island is essentially locked down today. schools, businesses, financial markets or shots in preparation for the arrival of this storm, the strongest type food. so hit time on immunity 3 decades. we expect this timeframe, so we can someone else is it approach taiwan eastern coast as it moved in from the pacific ocean, but still packing. some gust of up to 150 miles per hour. i'm bringing strong winds and rain to the majority of so i want to have the course of today. i'm likely into the evening to the errors of most concerned that was as you alluded to in the instruction is in the east and amounts and as positive tie one. this is positive tie one where the infrastructure is not quite as complex. most bossy populates as

weather administration, that is 2pm local time, expected to make landfall on the mountainous and sparsely populated east coastne. everything is closed in taiwan from schools, hospitals, stock market and many businesses. 2.5 hours addicts expected to make landfall. india is celebrating diwali, the festival of lights, one of the most important events in the hindu calendar. millions of people kicked off the celebrations in uttar pradesh by symbolically lighting a record 2.51 million earthen oil lamps at dusk on wednesday. the state�*s chief minister received a certificate from a team from the guinness world records for an unprecedented number of oil lamps — the number well exceeded last year�*s total of 2.2 million. the display stretched for a mile along the banks of the river saryu. the lights symbolise the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil, and the celebrations will go on for five days. that�*s all we have time for. stay with bbc news. hello there. on the whole, wednesday was a cloudy day for most of us, but there were a favoured few spots where we saw some sunshine. aberdeenshire, one of them,

strengthening and the storm is an hour and a half away expected to make landfall on the mountainous and sparsely populated east coastfestival of lights , one of the most important events in their religious calendar. in india, millions of people kicked off the celebrations in uttar pradesh by symbolically lighting a record 2.51 million earthen oil lamps at dusk on wednesday. the state's chief minister received a certificate from a team from the guinness world records. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. 0n the whole, wednesday was a cloudy day for most of us, but there were a favoured few spots where we saw some sunshine. aberdeenshire, one of them, and also powis in wales, where we saw some lovely sunshine — temperatures peaked at 17 celsius. but for thursday, it's going to be another cloudy day. quite a murky start as well, but we keep that mild theme to close out the month of october. and that is because high pressure stays with us, and the winds very light indeed across england and wales, more isobars to the north, stronger winds in scotland, and this weather front running across the top. that w

one here in the port city of gal show type into almost always heat type, ones, mountainous and sparsely populated. east coast which faces the pacific ocean, but press on heat, hot on its more exposed west coast. the tin roof was torn apart by the strong wind and then fell on the ground. i was sleeping at home, but i was working by a loud noise. i was so scared it's $200.00 plus killer mazer now wins were a problem. at the fact that things stayed a whole day longer than full cost as thought it would turn out to be a much bigger $1.00. it wasn't one of the strongest storms ever recorded, but it was one of the most slow moving systems. that means it was able to say, and 1.5 meters of rain down on to some parts of the island. at least 2 people died in northern tie. one in the land slides that would triggered by the simply astronomical amount of wry berlin's landmarks, buildings in squares are lighting up the night sky of the german capital as the festival of whites gets under way. international art is a crazy, colorful video projections across the city that can be due every evening until october, 13th this year,

here in the port city of gal shaw talk to into almost always he'd type ones, mountain us since possibly populated east coast which faces the pacific ocean, but press on heat hot on its more exposed west coast. the tin roof was torn apart by the strong wind and then fell on the ground. i was sleeping at home, but that was working by a loud noise. i was so scared it's $200.00 plus killer megs were now. winds were a problem. but the fact that things stayed a whole day longer than full cost as thought it would turned out to be a much bigger $1.00. it wasn't one of the strongest storms ever recorded, but it was one of the most slow moving systems. that means it was able to seem to 1.5 meters of rain down on to some parts of the island. at least 2 people died in northern tie, one in the land slides that would triggered by the simply astronomical amount of wry berlin's landmarks. buildings and squares are lighting up the night sky of the german capital as the festival of lights gets under way international artists have created colorful video projections across the city that can be viewed every evening until octobe

type ones, mountain us and sparsely populated, east coast which faces the pacific ocean by crest on heat hot on its more exposed west coast. the tin roof was torn apart by the strong wind and then fell on the ground. i was sleeping at home, but i was working by a loud noise. i was so scared it's $200.00 plus killer mazer. now winds were a problem. but the fact that things stayed a whole day longer than full cost as thought it would turned out to be a much bigger $1.00. it wasn't one of the strongest storms ever recorded, but it was one of the most slowed moving systems. that means it was able to say, and 1.5 meters of rain down on to some parts of the island. at least 2 people died in northern tie, one in the land slides that would trigger it by the simply astronomical amount of wry berlin's landmarks, buildings in squares are lighting up the night sky of the german capital, as the festival of whites gets under way international artist of creating colorful video projections across the city that can be due every evening until october, 13th this year, as motto is celebrating freedom. and i

shaw type is almost always hid, type ones, mountainous since possibly populate the east coast, which faces the pacific ocean, but press on heat hot on its more exposed west coast. the tin roof was torn apart by the strong wind and then fell on the ground. i was sleeping at home, but that was working by a loud noise. i was so scared it's $200.00 plus killer mazer. now winds were a problem at the fact that then stayed a whole day longer than full cost as thought it would turned out to be a much bigger $1.00. it wasn't one of the strongest storms ever recorded, but it was one of the most slow moving systems. that means it was able to say, and 1.5 meters of rain down on to some parts of the island. at least 2 people died in northern tie. one in the land slides that would triggered by the simply astronomical amount of right. whereas the reminder now of our top story, israel says it's forces and killed around $250.00, has full of fighters, incense troops entered living on this week. is really your strengths of also have counted has for what intelligence facilities in southern facebook. you

mountainous areas closer to the coast. farther inland the hills and mountains in the east bay, farther down the peninsula into the santa clara on either side abnormally warm low temperatures once again by early tomorrow morning, no relief during the nighttime hours while the rest of us see temperatures dropping down to 60s in some spots, 50s. it's warmer than normal, but at least we get a few hours of free air conditioning. then temperatures heat up once again, a good 15 to 20 degrees above average inland, reaching the lower 90s for much of the north bay, a little fog, still 97 degrees around healdsburg, 80 in san francisco, not as far above normal, still very warm, east of the oakland hills upper 90s and low 100s and in the santa clara valley mid-90s in san jose, upper 90s for los gatos and morgan hill by tomorrow afternoon. categorizing this in terms of heat risk, again, those mountainous areas shaded in purple, very high heat risk, not because you're that much hotter during the day, but you don't get overnight relief with very warm temperatures. the heat risk will remain high to very high for much of the bay area heading

combines elements from the west with asian influences the higher roll mountains here in my opinion, look like something from the east coast. on the other hand, we have plains and our natural habitats are very diverse. we have lakes, rivers, mountains, plains, etc, a little bit of everything which that's what makes our region so attractive and rolling via reca now, which means the whites river in english, but it hasn't know the name you deal with. is this come from and what does it mean? i get i get out also literally means a white river deal ad de doubt that this is the traditional best care name for the river. why? why it's because of the limestone. it gives us the water a huge the there is another version as well. apparently they used to call rivers flowing from the south white river. see was it, why didn't bill in? so does this for the full, so go to the south, where would it go to? if we followed it all the way we suggest not for that were now in the upper course of the river in the present sky district and the white river details start to move shell in ski district near the sacred bus care mountain of getting made wh

combines elements from the west with asian influences, the higher roll mountains here in my opinion, look like something from the east coast. on the other hand, we have planes and our natural habitats are very diverse. we have lakes, rivers, mountains, plains, etc. a little bit of everything which that's what makes our region so attractive and rolling daily right now, which means the white river in english, but it hasn't know the name i do deal with. is this come from a more? does it mean i get? i get out also literally means a white river deal ad de doubt that this is the traditional best care name for the river. why white for to it's because of the limestone, it gives us the water a huge the. there is another version as well. apparently they used to call rivers flowing from the south white river. see why didn't billing. so does this for the full, so go to the south, where would it go to if we followed it all the way, which is just not for that. we're now in the upper course of the river in the present sky district and the white river details. this starts new shell in ski district, near the sacred bus care mountain of get

mountains of all straightened out. okay, there are a few little ization i was just around that east coast stat. it'll tend to pull in line, but of flood risk. the some a little bit of flash flooding a possibility for the most part. let's say we have high pressure that acts as a lid on the atmosphere. it means pleasant spring, sunshine then so we getting up to 21 celsius and melvin that 70. and 5 and high to 26. the for adeline, the north, the, are we all still looking at some very high temperatures across the milton high off the country meant this. larry or chevy rank coming into wy, sinking a little further south with this. we go through this day. but again, for most it is going to be fine and dry still a few shops into that eastern side of queens then maybe into the northeast of new south wales, plus pre showers will continue the just around tasmania is either not bad in melbourne. and also in adelaide and more of the same as we go through friday, low temperature desponding to drop off a little bow. shala's little bit of weight by the creeping tools. these even but for the most part. and they

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east bay. the santa cruz mountains highlighted there in red and heat risk today for sure, with a heat advisory right along the coast. but a warning there for the rest of us. we will see that expire at 11:00 tonight, perhaps, but we are going to be just as hot tomorrow. upper 90s noontime inland, over 100 inland. we'll see. mid to upper 90s along the peninsula. 80s along the coast to near 90 at our beaches. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. now to your voice. your vote. the race for the white house is quickly approaching. vice president kamala harris was praised over the positive news on the economy. meanwhile, former president donald trump and his running mate visited the southeast following hurricane helene. at least 220 people have been confirmed dead. abc news reporter chuck sivertsen has more. >> vice president kamala harris celebrating a deal temporarily halting a dockworkers strike that stopped shipments and could have crippled entire industries. at a campaign event in michigan, going after her opponent's record with unions, donald trump's track record is a disaster for working people, and he's trying to gasligh

city, mountain view, 9580 at the coast, 90, in downtown san francisco, down four degrees 84 daly city, north bay. temperatures triple digits from san rafael to santa rosa. vallejo heading into the east bay. mid 90s oakland berkeley 100, in castro valley. inland areas 107. concord 108. in livermore. these temperatures a good 20 to 25 degrees above average. the accuweather seven day forecast. it is going to be a dangerous day tomorrow. upper 100 seconds inland 80s coast. the heat eases thursday, some relief on friday and then back up again. unfortunately, on saturday we'll have to wait until early next week dan and ama to get some real relief. okay. >> all right. thanks, andrea. >> well, hundreds of people are still missing after hurricane helene washed away entire communities, killing at least 159 people in states. most almost half of those deaths are in north carolina, where john norwood and his fiancee were sheltered at a friend's house when the storm arrived. a mudslide then took out the home. first responders pulled john to safety. his fiancee, julie larue, is still missing. >> we looked outside and there was a 30 foot tall wall of water and rocks and tree debris just coming at u

mountains still recovering from helene. so temperatures will flirt with the freezing mark overnight and daytime highs will feel like the middle of november, very similar temperatures along the east coast. you can see atlanta's high of 66 is more like temperatures in the first, or second week of november. so abnormally cool. and i want to hone in on texas because you've got a of a sucker punch really quickly this morning because we're going to drop 25 degrees from today's high compared to tomorrow. houston, for example, 21 degree temperature difference. but there are other more extreme cases. there just a real dramatic drop in our chapter. so be prepared for that. hey, look at this. we're still monitoring the tropics. remember, hurricane season doesn't end until the end of november. we've got a disturbance and tropical wave moving across the atlantic ocean at the moment, this will bring rain, could be a depression by the time it reaches the lesser antilles, something we'll monitor very closely no immediate threat here to us. kasie. >> all right. derek van dam for us this morning, derek, thanks very much for that. are coming up next. kamala harris launching a new campaign to try to shor

coast. we're going back into the 70s with full sunshine. so the heat risk today major to extreme. the extreme heat risk lies in the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains, where overnight we haven't cooled out of the 80s. and then we're into a hot afternoon later on today. so highs it is warm. maybe not as extreme as yesterday was, but these temperatures are still very warm for this time of year. and remember under heat waves it's a cumulative effect. so we're on day four. you probably notice your house if you don't have ac is a lot warmer this morning than yesterday. so just be aware of that. those heat illnesses can take you by surprise as you get into day four. day five of this heat wave. overnight tonight, not much in terms of cool air, 60s and low 70s in our hills. we're going to stay in the 80s. so the accuweather seven day forecast does show you our heat wave continues today. limited heat relief tomorrow. and there's that hot afternoon saturday. and sunday, warm and hot. lots of sunshine. it's not until tuesda. wednesday next week we'll finally break this heat wave with significantly cooler air. finally arriving. guys. >> all right, joe, thank y

mountain of debris behind you because we're looking at 110 mile per hour winds from tampa down to sarasota, that all of those things behind you will absolutely be projectiles hurricane force winds, going towards the east coast. here's what i'm talking about. the storm again, getting wider, dropped it will storm force winds, taking over much of the peninsula. the hurricane force winds from coast to coast, that means widespread power outages. and this is the un-survivable part. this is why you're hearing the officials use such grave wording because ten to 15 feet of storm surge, you have to escape that. you have that from tampa down to sarasota storm surge, even still up to ten feet, even as far south as fort myers, the entire close, we'll have that ocean sloshing inland. plus you have the heavy rain coming down from the sky up to a foot possible. so multiple hazards boris number of hazards. >> and as you noted, elisa very, very widespread. i was talking earlier about the debris that we saw from hurricane helene, again, that made landfall hundreds of miles from here. it's not hard to imagine that further south and further north from where this hurricane milton is expected to make landfall. people will be feel