so going forward into new york when i met jack naples, he was doing the same thing in transit. in transit it's a different type of system. in transit you identified a location by street address. you identify it by poll number read every color that rolls up in a subway station as a number read so an officer would report and you would reportit at poll number 36 . so maple had mass .there the whole system like i used have in boston so with that kindred spirit of information, but what we also understood was theimportance of timeliness . and in that era we really weren't gathering crime information in a quick fashion. we gather twice a year and it when they would be elated when theyfind it . so one night, we're all sitting up at our favorite restaurant, i guess you call it omiller, he doing on a napkin.and talking about what we're trying to do read and it's up with four elements which became the foundation for cops. one timely active intelligence, gather up information as fast as you can. active information as it happens, who's doing it rapid response area and basically put the cops

by 7:00 a.m., you see how it is touching naples there. you have the western keys, going to be very gusty. you could see gusts up to 6 0 miles per hour, easily. tampa could get a couple of inches, the impact is going to be flash flooding and tornado threat. whit? >> ginger, we know you'll be watching it closely. as ginger mentioned, elsa already a factor in the search for survivors of that devastating building collapse in surfside, florida. several more bodies recovered from the rubble today. a demolition crew bringing down what remained of the highly unstable champlain powers south building overnight. abc's victor oquendo in surfside tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the search for survivors expanding in surfside, florida. crews overnight imploding the part of champlain towers south left standing. the controlled demolition toppling the weakened building as tropical storm elsa closes in on florida, clearing the way for rescuers to safery reach areas previously inaccessible. >> truly we could not continue pwithout bringing this building down.

but it will make its way up to naples, ft. meyers. you can see everybody that is in the track, as it makes it into the big bend by early wednesday and then eventually into the southeast. now, here's how it's going to time out for you. by 7:00 a.m., you see how it is touching naples there. you have the western keys, going to be very gusty. you could see gusts up to 60 piles per hour, easily. and then tampa, like i said in that piece, you could get just a couple of inches, but the number one impact is going to be flash flooding and tornado threat. the storm surge, anywhere from 2 to 4 feet would be tops. whit? >> all right, ginger, we know you'll be watching it closely. >>> as ginger mentioned, elsa already a factor in the search for survivors of that devastating building collapse in surfside, florida. the death toll rising. several more bodies recovered from the rubble today. a demolition crew bringing down what remained of the highly unstable champlain towers south building overnight. abc's victor oquendo is in surfside. >> reporter:

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dani: this week, the debate around climate change heats up as g20 meets over a climate summit in naples john kerry in his conversation with racine the claw about the u.s. effort. less get more into some of the key issues going into the meeting with asha rossi. how much do some of the more recent extreme weather events from flooding to fires, those sorts of things, how is that playing into policy right now? >> we hope that it would make the urgency clear. now, it's very hard to take one extreme weather event and think that that will sway minds. we can see that over the last decade or so, a number of extreme weather events and intensity has increased. that's why we are seeing legislation of climate flavor in place, being debated either in the u.s. or in europe. or putting the carbon market in place in china. there's clearly something being done. the question is whether it will be enough. dani: on that question, whether it will be enough, what is enough? what do we need to see in terms of action to achieve any sort of progress? >> there are some low hanging fruits that could really make a

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weapon a tropical alert and tropical alert for into naples.y rain for cuba and jamaica. certainly tomorrow as it approaches the keys we'll seat the surf becoming rough by tuesday, strengthening in the gulf. it's really warm, so it's going to soak up the energy. so let's focus on this. if you look toward the eastern side, you notice the winds are going to be less. so key west, 57-mile-per-hour wind gusts, 33 in naples, 38 in tampa. miami 35. now, you know, that's still a lot of wind for that area. also with rain anywhere from 2 to 4 inches. yasmin, this is going to be a tough day for many. it's heartbreaking, painstaking, even if the most perfect weather you add in wind, perrine, also the chance of isolated tornadoes. i think that's why they're making that decision. so the president will make it prison of the way the president is handling it. this is coming as the president and vice president have spent the majority of the weekend promoting that america is back and better, ready for life after covid. anne gearen, covering politics for "the wash

it's also the grand master of naples and like napoleon field his administration with the military officesand ambitious bureaucrats and many other times and places. it's also a template for other organizations. it is a profoundly influence. in the early 19th century. they have rituals for example heavily based on so on and so forth. the ku klux klan borrows the template of the freemasonry. most interestingly beginning and southern italy in the early 19th century space exactly template made its way from the political sphere into the criminal sphere that man you can see there in the green jersey in 2008 was the last man to aspire i never none on. as all of the other members of the ruling commission of the time. the man as it happened next to him, then colonel monai chino, general mineo g, a friend of mine who worked a lot and knows a lot of people involved. lucas american sister organization is a sworn secret brotherhood, members of organizations join families it's a metaphor not mean it's all related. it's a metaphor for how closely knit they are does not mean they're all none on. those fam

live look in naples, see the pier and waves and winds as well. earlier fierce rain bands in the florida keys, massive waves smashed into the sea wall. elsa is making landfall in the morning. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> has dropped isolated rainfall of two to four inches of rain. expecting more rain and wind. winds 70 miles per hour. put a track on it, making landfall near cedar key, then georgia wednesday night, exiting virginia thursday evening. more bay area forecast and heat in minutes. >>> also ahead, friends need help for search for hit-and-run driver after cyclist vanished from group he was with, turned up in the hospital. >>> life after vaccination, how long do they really last and how effective are they months later? what we're learning from new data from israel. >>> new at 11:00. alameda county sheriffs office with body cam footage of deadly officer-involved shooting. it's not graphic but could be disturbing. unincorporated hayward, officers responding to reports of armed man banging on neighbor's door at 3:00 in the morning thr

peak wind gusts in key west. 33 naples. tampa, 38. and i put together this forecast, surfside and what we can expect the next several days. we're expecting heavy rainfall. generally an inch but, again, if we get the downpours or training, that is that sit and spin where it sits over a certain region and drops a lot of rain, we could see higher amounts of rain where we see localized flooding, winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour and could see isolated tornadoes. it's going to be hot. it's going to be humid. look at the temperatures the next three days. by sunday, 88 degrees. monday, 85. tuesday, 88. lindsey, i know we're focusing on the west coast of florida but, still, all of southern california will be impacted and it doesn't take much to impact these recovery sites and it will be a lot of work ahead. >> michelle, thank you for that latest forecast. i want to bring in david and joel. this tropical storm is why we are seeing this controlled demolition so far in advance of when we originally expected and i spoke to the mayor of surf si

a live look at naples. storm lashing the gulf coast with strong storm surge and high winds. this video as it was coming on to shore. one point elsa did get to hurricane strength. that storm is expected to make landfall this morning. >>> on the other side of florida elsa forcing search operations to pause but workers from miami-dade rescuetims found including two sisters 4 and 10 years old. the president calling to get an update on the search efforts. >> earlier this afternoon president biden called me to check in on our community and to ensure that federal government is continuing to do everything that it can to provide all the support that we need for the families and survivors here in surfside and sends prayers and love to the families and the first responders. >> so far 36 confirmed dead and more than 100 people missing. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," fleeing high rental prices. tech workers are leaving the bay area. the rising western city that's seeing a big boom as a result. >>> time is running out for you to get the federal government to pay for some internet se

se descarta que esté cercano a la megalópolis, mire los acumulados de 4 a 6 pulgada de lluvias de naplessibilidad de un 20 a 40% , los vientos deberían estar mayormente sobre el mar y la florida recibir actividad de lluvia principalmente. >> muchas gracias por la información . >> claro que sí gracias . >> en el noroeste del país, el contraste, temperaturas de tres dígitos en la región por tercer día consecutivo, calor inédito que provoca muertes y deja a hospitales al límite, francisco fajardo con la información . >> la ola de calor en el noroeste del país golpeó como nunca estados de oregón y washington, 118 personas han perdidla vida, víctimas de las temperaturas que a finales de junio impusieron rords de 116 grados en portland y 108 en seattle. >> a muchos les afecta que se acabaron aires acondicionados. >> según el diario the wall street journal en oregón las salas de emergencia se inundaron y las ambulancias no eran suficientes. >> pedimos que se cuiden, que se tomen su breack . >> quienes laboran en el sol son los preocupan porque la gobernadora de oregón aseguró que la ola de calo

then 2 to 4 feet this afternoon, evening, heading toward naples, and tonight and tomorrow morning, if we get any damage from water, it would be the 3 to 5 foot of water that's possible. the high tide is an additional one foot. that's not going to cause too much additional problems. peak winds, we're not expecting a lot of huge issues with the winds. possibility of 40, 50, 60-mile-an-hour winds. you'll see gas station awnings and small stuff like. obviously if you don't bring stuff inside like lawn furniture, that could blow around. that's the worst of it. we have heat advisories for about 29 million people in the northeast and we'll see strong thunderstorms in florida today with the squalls coming through and also into the northeast. so we'll keep that in mind, kasie, for all of our people and friends traveling through the airport. as far as elsa goes, it's not going to be devastating. the storms can be sneaky, and we want everyone to be safe. >> thanks for the update, bill. everybody be careful. thanks everyone, let's go now to the coronavirus f after falling short of his july 4th va

intensity of this storm system, we have widespread alerts impacted across tampa all the way into the naples area where tropical storm watches are in place expect that to change back into tropical storm warnings in the next 24 hours. >> talk to you in a bit. >>> let's talk about some truly american traditions that came roaring back this independence day as people are feeling safer about getting together president biden may have fallen short of his vaccination goal, but the white house threw a party for essential workers and military families. the presidene progress the country has made during this pandemic >> we are emerging from the darkness of years, a year of pandemic and isolation a year of pain, fear, heartbreaking loss just think back to where this nation was a year ago. think back to where you were a year ago and think about how far we've come >> the biden family ending the night watching a massive fireworks display from the truman balcony at the white house. d.c. one of many cities that brought big events back. nbc's kathy park shows how americans celebrated. >> reporter: good monati

tuesday, it will be located near the keys in southwest florida, producing heavy rain key west, anyw napled forth meyers. then move up towards jacksonville. thursday, along the carolina coast as probably a weak tropical system. rainfall is the biggest concern along the track 4 to 8 inches is possible. jericka. >> jeff berardelli, we know you'll be keeping a close eye on things thank you. >>> on the west, high winds and drought have cancelled many fireworks displays. cbs's lily luciano is in pasadena where the show will go on. >> that's right, jericka. be southern california's biggest fireworks show. this year's theme fittingly celebrating america's perseverance. ♪ ♪ ♪ 4th of july traditions are back and americans are celebrating their freedom from covid by filling beaches, packing parks and watching for rains. after enduring 16 months of pandemic pain. >> i love it. i can finally get some air and breathes! >> reporter: anheuser busch's famous clydesdale are marching in pasadena. the thunderbirds are flying high. and in new york's coney island there was a feast of sorts, 76 hot dogs down in

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tuesday, more likely the gulf of mexico of florida from naples to the panhandle. a big rainmaker and could see up to half a food of rain in some spots. major. >> lonnie quinn, thank you so much. in surfside, florida, tonight, search and rescue crews are preparing for the possibility that hurricane elsa will shut down their work. 126 people are still missing and the death toll has risen to 22. this after first responders made a devastating discovery. he is cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: for the ninth day in a row, crews continue the grueling work of jackhammering through slabs of concrete searching for victims. colonel elad edri and his israeli team have worked on the mound in 12-hour shifts, tired but determined. you have been through events like this with the missile attacks and the bombing in israel, you've seen sites. how would you compare this? >> this is by far the most complicated site i've ever seen atlaic, hurricane elsa, aiming at florida. winds from the storm could knock down the remaining structure. so first responders are winds from the storm coul

tuesday it will be near the keys in southwest florida producing heavy rain in key west, naples up to ft. myers. then the system moves north and probably will make landfall close to the tampa bay area early on wednesday morning. and then move up toward jacksonville. look at thursday -- along the carolina coast, probably as a weak tropical system. we don't expect this to become a major hurricane, let's say. because of that it's rainfall that is the four to eight inches possible. >> now across the country, people celebrated the fourth of july holiday in a very different fashion than last year. despite the progress on beating the pandemic, the country still fell short of meeting president biden's vaccination goal. as of now, just over 67% of american adults have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. that's close to mr. biden's goal of 70%. as christina ruffini shows, while there's concern about many being optimism. >> reporter: doesn't the air smell so much sweeter without our masks? >> reporter: speaking in philadelphia, first lady jill biden said because the country pulled

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you see the naples area. certainly there, get some very heavy rainfall and some thunderstorms there. much of the areas currently under a tornado watch as well. but the core low still off the coastline and this is going to continue to track for the north. i believe may be making its way on near cedar key a little bit later on tonight. but it still has a way to go before it gets there. the winds have been very, very gusty. and you can see the area shaded in yellow. there. they're currently under a tornado watch as you get all kinds of different weather with these hurricanes is just not the rain. the gusty winds get tornado better. usually they're smaller tornadoes, but certainly a tornado can do a lot of damage in a short amount of time wherever that comes on shore. winds gusting at 25 to some gusts, almost 40 miles an hour right now along the coastal sections. this certainly is looking like a category one storm system. probably not a whole lot more strengthening moving north at 14 miles per hour right now. it

meaning, though that for the very 1st time in history, no spectators will be allowed to attend naples franca. now reports to prophecy doesn't stop that. the whole world is talking about how the pandemic has taken its toll on the olympics. and it's clear the games will be the oddest, most unusual, weird choose which ever word you like in history. it looks as if the number one, elliptic official just wanted to go with the flow of weirdness when he got the nation that's hosting the big event wrong. and i were coming target is safe and secure games for everybody, for the athletes. and for all the delegations, and most importantly, also for the chinese people, japanese people. anyway, the locals won't be able to enjoy any of the actual arena vibes because b arenas are supposed to be empty. and so the newly updated a limping moto faster, higher, stronger, together also sounds a bit weird physically, there ain't going to be that many people in tokyo, standing or fitting together empty stadiums must be depressing for the athletes. but probably not as depressing as the rules for staying in the

a similar scheme has also spart angry demonstrations there. thousands of protested in rome, naples and children chattering freedom and down the dictatorship of green past will be needed from early next month. even restaurants, visit cinemas, among other indoor activities, nearly 55 percent of these population is fully vaccinated. thousands of people have also been protesting in london, demonstrators say that governments track and trace app is limiting their movements . there's more than 600000 told to sell high for in one week this month. the pose has come a week after most for the virus restrictions in england were lifted. u. k reported almost 32000 new cases of over 19 saturday and 86 deaths. earlier phases of australians defied covered 19 restrictions to march against a lockdown. the 70 demonstration can turn violent has protested port police. 57 people have been arrested for 20 potted plants and painted officers and police officers. smaller demonstrations were also held in melbourne, adelaide, and brisbin. the cobra 1900 delta of variance is now spreading rapidly through the asia p

there are thousands protested in rome, naples and children chanting freedom and down with a dictatorship. a green pass will be needed for me alley next month to into restaurants and visits, centers among other indoor activities and the 55 percent of its population is fully vaccinated. thousands of people have also protested in london. demonstrated say the government's track and trace app is limiting their movements with more than 600000 total self isolate. in one week alone this month, the process come a week after most because on the virus restrictions in england was listed. professor gabriel scully is president of the epidemiology and public health section of the royal society of medicine in london explains what's behind much of the anti vaccine and anti lockdown movements. i think these rallies are relatively small and all the way through the pandemic. we've seen small groups of people who have taken to the straits to express their opposition to various things that comes from different opposition. opposition to the faxing opposition to government interference. some believe that the vi

politicians express strong support for the protest as well, keep an official claim that knows in naples meddling in the countries in the news. 27 live from the russian capital. this is our national. thank you for joining us. your company won't start us off. it may be the beautiful game, thought it's not looking good for the fight. gave over at fed that sunday year or 2020 final could result in a huge spike in cases as the victorious italian team parade to that trophy through the center of rome. little fort was being given to cope with regulations by the enormous crowd. i'm not came just a day off, the 10s of thousands of on me off fans crammed together during the match in london . the world health organization has described the event as devastating. am i supposed to be enjoying watching transmission happening in front of my ice? recovered 19, pandemic is not taking a break tonight, sorry covey to delta v r, and will take advantage of an vaccinated people in crowded settings, unmasked screaming, shout, and singing. devastated in the most of them that was 60000 fine valley them off to be

as us politicians express, a strong support for the protest to keep an official blame that move in naples. some maddening in the countries in tunnels. i just dropped mid day here in moscow, tuesday, january a while the july i'm living in the park. this is how to international welcome to news. while starting off the news, it may be the beautiful game, but it's not looking good for the fight against covert. it said that sunday's euro 2020 final could result in a huge pike in cases as the victoria italian team parade of that trophy through the center of rome. little thought would be given to cobra regulations by the enormous crowds. and that came just a day off, the 10s of thousands of on my prom together during the match in london. the wells helped organizations described event as devastating. am i supposed to be enjoying watching transmission happening in front of my eyes? the cool read 19th pandemic is not taking a break to night, stars covey to delta baron to will take advantage of an vaccinated people in crowded settings, unmasked screaming, shout, and singing devastating the well, just

the minority wife of cons community is going out on a voluntary patrol tonight. naples lost faith in the country's police and so like other minority communities have taken upon themselves to fame. the own street and the own houses. mm. i think that both of them are when you do them on the water, all over the country. they've been deployed to many different areas. that's why we are assisting that. was going to go to an article, probably city we had to report for the communities, actually locating that and protecting the shopping, to grow bombings that i've discussed with me. what do you see here? people are guarding. don't shopping, seen for looters? they'll probably be in the whole not got somebody to the vehicle. they're not, i couldn't find it. and that's what they're going to be in for the not they should be the people from the the community itself is guarding the self contained ah, these blocks have been placed in the road to stop any kind of potential looters driving down this road towards the shopping center that's nearby here and potentially trying to loosen the in with techno

florida keys as it makes the trek off to the north with watches now up into southwest florida including naples up to the tampa bay area. the latest track has been nudged a little bit to the west. elsa exiting cuba later on monday impacting the florida keys and bringing heavy rain and gusty winds and approaches the gulf coast late tuesday likely bringing rain and wind impacts to much of the florida peninsula. >> and, jeff, what about the rest of the holiday weekend forecast? are there any other trouble spots you're watching? >> well, that's right, linsey. of thehextreme ttg a dampern firewos celebrations. also we have scattered thunderstorms along the gulf coast and very hit or miss thunderstorms along the east coast. e me expected on monday as millions make the trip back home. >> jeff, thank you. >>> today americans are celebrating the nation's independence on this first major holiday after the easing of covid restrictions. preparations are underway in nashville for what officials say is the country's largest fourth of july celebration, and while americans across the country join together in g

people in the capital, rome, as well as in naples and cure in chanted freedom and down with a dictatorship. i've a plans for so called green pass. that certificate will be needed from early next month to eat and restaurants and visit cinemas, among other indoor activities. many people gathered without wearing mosques, so the turn out was lower than expected. and then thousands of people have also been out here in london against what they described as an erosion of civil liberties. demonstrate to say the u. k. governments track and trace app is limiting them movements with more than 600000 tulsa, self isolate. in one week alone, this month approach has come a week. often, most coven restrictions in england were lifted. and then australians have also been riling against locked down to that to find public health laws in the middle of a growing outbreak. ah, in sydney demonstrations quickly, 10 violence is more than 3000 and mostly mosque. las protested marched through the city center. 57 people have been arrested with demonstrators throwing potted plants and painted offices and police horses,

countries are meeting in italy to discuss action on climate change. protest as were on the streets of naples were the talks trying to reach agreements ahead of the cop 26 climate summit. that's in glasgow in november . demonstrate to say the world's richest countries need to make faster and deeper counts in their emissions and provide more finance for poor countries to adapt. in the news, the head, iran, the president, calls for an end to protest against water shortages as experts. one of the looming environmental catastrophe and the land of cattle and beef will look at why small farmers attorney to vegetables and green agriculture. ah, ah. hello there, let's look to the middle east and levant and up in the north. things are looking a lot settled. it's down in the south, we've seen that cloud bringing the reins particularly heavy it to west in areas of yemen. we could see more flooding here, where that rain does fall, particularly heavily. and it's also affecting areas of amman, muska likely to do some showers and storms as we go towards the end of the week and the weekend. but up north it i

across italy as some of those things also sport, angry demonstrations. thousands of protested in rome, naples and children chanting freedom and done with the dictatorship. a green past will be needed from the next month that you can rest, hold on cinema, among other indoor activities. i mean 55 percent of the population is vaccinated. while thousands of people have offered in full testing in london, demonstration city governments track and trace app is limiting their movements with more than 600000 told the self i said one week alone. the process come a week after most because on the virus restrictions and them do a lifted earlier sizes of streaming and defied covered 1900 restrictions to march against a lockdown. the kidney demonstrations cooking turned violent protests and police 57 people have been arrested. the throwing potted plugs and painted officers and police horses, smaller demonstrations, also held in melbourne, adelaide and brisbin. what we saw today, what 3 and a half 1000 very selfish both aids people that thought that the law didn't apply to them. there is no doubt in my mind t

people in rome as well as naples into your enchanted freedom and down with the dictatorship of plants for so called green pass. certificate will be needed from early next month to eat and restaurants and visit cinemas, among other indoor activities. many people gathered without worrying moss, but the turn out was lower than expected. and then thousands of people have been out protesting here in london against what they describe as an erosion of civil liberties demonstrates and say the u. k. government's track can trace app is limiting their movements with more than 600000 people. tell us self isolate in one week that was happened that happened earlier this month, which has come a week off the most karone of ours restrictions in england when lifted will in australia, people there have been riling against locked downs defying public health laws. in the middle of a growing outbreak, ah, these are the scenes in sydney demonstrations. quickly, timing violence has more than 3000, mostly lossless, protested, marched through the city center. 57 people were arrested with demonstrators during p

and then also in naples, in your, in johnson freedom and down with the dictatorship of a plan for a so called green path certificate will be needed from early next month to each and restaurants and to visit cinemas or just to engage in other indoor activities. many people gathered without wearing masks the ton out was lower than expected. and then thousands of people have also been protesting here in london against what they described as an erosion of the civil liberties. demonstrated, say the u. k. governments track and trace app is limiting them as minutes with more than 600000. tell us how isolate in one week alone this month, which has come a week off their most corona virus restrictions in england were lifted. and then australians have also been rallying against, locked down there to find public health laws in the middle of a growing outbreak. the in sydney demonstrations quickly turn violent as more than 3000 mostly mosque. las protested, marched through this city center. 57 people have been arrested with a demonstrator throwing potted plants and painted offices and police horses

you'll only get heavy rain from key west to naples, by 5:00 p.m., that rain has moved as far north asampa, and then a landfall in florida is most likely early wednesday morning, 5:00 a.m. around big bend, florida, the rain from tampa, jacksonville, points north. by 2:00 a.m. thursday, you're dealing with a tropical depression as it stays over land and moves in the charleston area. the biggest concern, all along,o 8 inchf rainfaan of storm surgiy well. major, back to you. >> lonnie quinn with the key details, thank you. now >> garrett: lonnie quinn with the details. thank you. now to surfside, florida where as we showed you, the remnants to of the collapsed condo building were demolished overnight. confirmed dead has climbed to 28, 117 remain unaccounted for. cbs' manuel bojorquez is at the scene tonight with new questions about the strength of the fallen structure. >> reporter: strategically placed explosives went off at 10:30 sunday night and within seconds what was left of the champlain tower south crumbled to the ground. nearby residents were ordered to shelter in place and close w

elders across certainly a similar schemes also spot angry demonstrations. thousands protested in rome. naples and tyranny chanting freedom and done with the dictatorship of green pass will be needed from early next month to rest on some visit cinemas. among other indoor activities, in the 55 percent of the population is for the vaccinated. thousands of people have also been out in the streets in london. demonstration say the government track and trace app is limiting their movements. more than $600000.00 people told to self isolate and alone this month is cases right. most restrictions in the lifted turkey's defense ministry says 2 soldiers have been killed and 2 others have been wounded in an attack on a vehicle. in the l. bob area, northern syria, the ministry said turkish forces immediately fired back turkey had launched across the border. euphrates shield operation in 2016 to drive out eisen and the syrian curtis y p g. cuba attorney general says 59 people who took part and anti government protests to be prosecuted. their actions were described as disturbances and charges included public

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this is naples. you can see a few people there. there's rain drop on the center of the screen. weather. some people with umbrellas on the pier as well. in it's definitely looking more ominous. tom is tracking it. when do we expect landfall in florida? >> i think by tomorrow morning around sunrise it will be up to the big bend. it's going to skirt the entire coast. remember, this hour, where randy was enjoying sunshine and said the beaches were full. in tampa area they are on the edge of seeing the rain move into the area. hurricane hunters in the area a while ago gives ugh on indication we're on the verge of having a hurricane. a hurricane warning has replaced the hurricane watch. we knew it was possible before landfall. no one will know the difference between a strong tropical storm and a minimal one hurricane. the feeder bands are the big issue. as you look off into areas of the coast of miami, this will probably be the worst of it for the crews working in the operation of surfside. you see the feeder bands sliding in. this line of severe weather will lift northward. i think

those celebrations repeated in cities across italy from milan down to naples.ngland fans left wembley stadium in london, they hoped their team would finally end their lost quest for a major international title. it was not to be. and we are tracking all the but first we head to "world sports" alex thomas for more on this dramatic final. good to see you. what a game. talk us through the highlights here. >> rosemary, it was 55 years between the two times that england's men's football team have been in a major final. the 1966 world cup, which they won and now the 2020 euro final delayed from last year by the covid pandemic. so no wonder tens of thousands of people flocked here just to soak up the atmosphere, the kick off 8:00 in the evening local time. giving fans hours to drink and be mary. but as far as inside the stadium is concerned, where 75% of the 90,000 capacity were allowed in, so well over 60,000 watching luke shell score the first, and then luca equalizing for the second half. to decide the title it went to a penalty shootout. england missing three succe

storm surge is going to be a concern all along southern a cuba. 2 to 4 feet potentially north of naples and up into the tampa bay region, but rainfall is also going to be a concern, and we have the potential for flash flooding for both florida and cuba. but cuba also looking at the potential for some land slides because in this area we're talking about widespread 4 to 6 inches, isolated locations as much of a foot of rainfall. impacting jacksonville, savannah and likely up around charleston, south carolina before going back out to sea. because of that you do have the flash flood threat that exists for the entire state of florida and continuing on for some other states as well. we often talk about the different models here, the american model versus the european model. one thing to notice the two of them are in good agreement about the timing of the this particular storm. the placing where this storm will be at midnight tuesday local time it's almost identical. the american model is trying to make this storm just a little bit stronger than the european model, but a lot is at play here. h

here's a look at naples. this is where beaches are battered with the strong storm winds. the waves up to shore. this is new video to show you from overnight. driving rain coming down there. the wind's blowing. so far that storm has been a big rainmaker. not to mention the big wind event that they experience right now. >>> governor newsom is headed t a clean california day of action. he is expected to highlight, cleanup and hiring events in the state part of an initiative announced by the governor last month to clean up the roadways and streets, reducing unemployment and providing affordable housing. >>> as he visits the bay area another candidate is running for governor in the recall election. assembly member kevin kiley says he is filing papers to replace the governor. or at least challenge him in an election. he is holding a kickoff rally saturday at the state capitol. these are the people who are going to go against governor newsom in that recall election. a total of five republican challengers including john cox, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner caitlyn jenner an

heavy rain running up to naples, stretching up towards -- getting up to fort myers also. this entire system will be drifting to the north overnight bringing with it the rain, the storm surge. yes, a risk for isolated tornadoes. the red box there, the polygon, an area where you have the ingredients in place to see small tornadoes drift up. it's a rain maker. fairly widespread. we're going to look at 3-5 inches of precipitation as this runs north. isolated areas up to eight inches of overall rain. that could cause localized flooding. mostly tropical storm warnings in southern portions. get to tampa, you run up to the big bend. that is a hurricane warning. that's where they'll see the strongest winds. you'll see that in the next graphic. as this storm surge gets closer to the coast overnight tonight, getting up to tampa area and the florida big bend, that brings the stronger winds up to 75, 80 miles an hour for gusts. future radar. mostly overnight you see this hug the coast and hitting north of tampa and moving a cross the northern part of the state and likely weakening onc

and not that windy, winds are 15 to 20 miles per hour in surfside, palm beach, it's not windy in naples or fort myers. this is a small storm. this is not a big, huge monster storm we had last year. i do not expect much, if any, wind damage with the storm. some ponding of water, not concerned with the rain, though. what i am concerned is high tide later on tonight when we get the storm surge what happens. because the angle of approach, south to north, the winds go counterclockwise with these storms so we'll see the southerly wind piling up into fort myers, tampa bay, and that's when the water could build up. we get the storm surge, high tide, that's 6 feet of additional water that could bring water to places we don't typically see it and could cause damage. even if it does make a category one hurricane i don't expect any damage in florida. all these lines are the projection of our computer models. they're in pretty good agreement. landfall may be around cedar key tomorrow morning. in the orange is the greatest concern, three to five feet of storm surge. we should be able to handle, you k

. >>> this is a live look at naples, florida. elsa is expected to make landfall wednesday. approaches major united states airlines relaxing ticket change policies for several florida airports. >> the landfall impact of this storm is likely to be north of tampa bay. >> florida governor said that elsa appears to be track away from the miami area and away from the site of the june 24th condo collapse. here is a look at the projected path it. could bring tropical storm calinas wiw g mostat. prompted decision to use explosives to bring down the section of the building that was still standing. yesterday teams resumed their search of the rubble shortly after the demolition and found more bodies. crews were able to reach areas that were not accessible before the building was brought down. they said it was necessary to ensure the building wouldn't fall as elsa nears. >>> the number of people killed has reached 28. 117 people are still missing. >>> some new information on the pope's recovery after surgery to remove part of his colon. we have video from outside the hospital in rome. t

myers to naples to key west. tropical storm conditions during the day tomorrow.s the forecast track and look at the heavy rain tomorrow afternoon especially naples, ft. myers, eventually into tampa and this track now is shifted further west which means it will be over the open gulf for a longer period of time and a slight chance it could strengthen a little bit. so you should prepare for a category higher than a tropical storm meaning prepare for a cat 1 hurricane just in case it were to become one. on wednesday it's across north florida. on thursday and friday along the eastern seaboard so rainy and windy on those days. the biggest impacts from this system because we're not expecting an intense system is rainfall. about four to eight inches on top of two to four feet of storm surge on the west coast and possibility of some isolated tornadoes and, jamie, we are off to a very early start in hurricane season. let's hope it does not continue. >> yeah, fingers crossed. jeff, thank you. >>> now to japan where rescuers are searching for survivors this morning after a d

as it moves, i want you to know that naples and ft.n 8:00 and 9:00. we'll also see the surge of three to five feet. you see the timing here, it makes landfall sometime early tomorrow morning north of tampa and between that and the big bend, something like a cedar key or just south of there. three to five feet of surge there down to one to three feet if you're in key west or up the coast there and i want to mention it doesn't stop. of course, it moves through the southeast and there will be heavy rains even in south georgia or south carolina, charleston in tropical storm watch, and eventually elsa tries to reform off the jersey coast and impact parts of the northeast and new england and i will be tracking all of this. for now we head back to you. >> that's a lot to keep track of, ginger. we know you got it covered. thank you so much. >>> that tropical storm is also threatening the rescue effort in surfside as crews search for survivors. victor oquendo is in florida with the latest. welcome back, victor. >> reporter: yep, good morning, m

all that are shaded in yellow naples, fort myers to our kate all the way sarasota and further north uptampa. all currently under tornado watches as systems tend to create small tornadoes as they continue to wrap around. you see the winds to that are picking up those gusts along the coastline over 30 miles an hour. and of course, right near the core of that low that's going to find the strongest gusts. the hurricane force winds extend our about 20 miles. so most winds mostly hurricane force winds. right now staying off the coast. sustained winds 75 miles per hour moving to the north just north of tampa through the evening and that possibly making landfall as we head into a lot of part of tonight early tomorrow as a category one and then making its way all along the south eastern half of the country before moving out in the atlantic again, possibly getting tropical storm strength once again. guys, back to you. thank you, nora. still ahead, a 2 years after a tragic crash killed a 15 year-old. >> a bay area families on taking legal action against tesla. plus, why air bnb is blocking thousa

we are going to try to go back to naples and make this work. >> do you have any reason to believe that anything bad may have happened to her? >> that would be my worst fear. >> thanksgiving day came, went, no stephanie. and overstretched local police force called the colorado bureau of investigations. greg saidar was the one who answered the call. he was soon at the river and start at what looked like a lump of snow and rocks. >> you could see the body underneath the snow. >> it was stephanie, hole right. but how did she end up here? the >> dateline returns after the break. the break. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the fastest, most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just 30 dollars per line per month when you get four lines- or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today