so all of this is going to be moving towards the north east. we will talk about these storms, we will also talk about training. that is when the storm moves over and over the same region with heavy rain and that is creating the flash flooding. precipitation rates right new between one and 2 inches. training storms occurring in the lehigh valley right now and northern parts of the bucks county, one to 3 inches an hour in some spots and that is what will cause flash flooding tonight and possibly, tomorrow afternoon. so always look at the lines of the storms, on the doppler radar. right now it is still hot for the most part in philadelphia, high of 88 degrees. current temperature is 88. in the south where we have in the seen rain just yet still warm but rain cooled temperatures to the north and west. allentown, only 75, poconos 71. throughout the evening storms will be rumbling through with pockets of heavier rain and even late tonight, seeing some showers and storms, by tuesday morning, no problem but the storms will be firing up again tuesday as

moving in the north east.have a cold front out to the west and creating some lift in the atmosphere, not as much as yesterday. we have cloud cover as well that is helping to keep a cap on some of that severe storm development but as we zoom in you can see up to the north through lehigh valley, allentown, severe cell moving through north hampton county on its way to the north east and into new jersey. that is moving at 45 miles an hour. but very heavy rain associated with this and it does have potential for a gust as high as 60 miles an hour. elsewhere we have some thunderstorms that are popping up, this one in reading moving east toward valley, pennsylvania and then also continuing toward the lehigh valley. no, sir as strong as other storms we have seen, today. we will continue to track these. we have that severe thunderstorm warning in effect once again in the 6:45 for nazareth, bangor and heading north east into new jersey. also a severe thunderstorm watch for most of us until 10:00 o'clock tonight. with the

this is heavy rain, lightening and hail, and it will continue to move off toward the north east. his speed we are expecting it to move, into our suburbs, as well. moving east right now at 29 miles an hour. look at the precipitation rate. 4 inches an hour if it were to stay over the same area. we are talking about 63,000 people affected, by this particular cell. as it continues to track towards the north and the the east it will be impacting many people in easton. 5:58 heavy rain will be there. plumstead by 64:00. clinton by 6:27. raritan new jersey by 6:36. this is a line of training storms throughout the the afternoon this one in allentown and spreading southward through lancaster and york counties, and a third line is developing, through harrisburg, this is moving from hageers town towards the the north east and these two may converge and move through the philadelphia area a little bit later authentic. we will continue to track these developing lines of storms. a flash flood warning is in effect for lehigh valley, northampton county. we saw heavy rain, hail. slow moving storms w

national hurricane center, max wind with arthur is 90 miles an hour, cat one storm moving north/north eastt 13 miles an hour. already interacting with the north carolina coastline. it will come close to or pass over the coast, later tonight as a possible cat two storm and then accelerate toward north east. take a look at our future weather and you can see the front approaching and also hurricane arthur. heavy rain moving up through mid-atlantic and then moving off shore. by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning it will be about 150 miles south of cape may and at its closest point and then by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon moving towards the north east towards long island and also towards new england. here's a look at our forecast, for your friday we expect morning rain down the shore and some wind. it will be very humid, and as that sticky air will still be around, saturday some sunshine but still windy as this storm moves off to the north, northerly wind gusting to 30 miles an hour and things settling down for sunday. i'm joined by the the mayor of cape may here, mayor mahaney and what do you say abou

through lehigh valley, allentown, severe cell moving through north hampton county on its way to the north east and into new jersey. that is moving at 45 miles an hour. but very heavy rain associated with this and it does have potential for a gust as high as 60 miles an hour. elsewhere we have some thunderstorms that are popping up, this one in reading moving east toward valley, pennsylvania and then also continuing toward the lehigh valley. no, sir as strong as other storms we have seen, today. we will continue to track these. we have that severe thunderstorm warning in effect once again in the 6:45 for nazareth, bangor and heading north east into new jersey. also a severe thunderstorm watch for most of us until 10:00 o'clock tonight. with these scattered storms the main threat will be damaging wind in excess of 60 miles an hour, downpours, and possibility of hail. we will continue to track the storms but we want to you remember that you can keep track of the storms anytime with the new cb. philly weather app available for all apple prod accounts, check live radar and check weather updates and

this is moving east/north east and it will continue to move, through vineland, and toward the east, toslow, tabernacle and gloucester. it is a whole line that extend through interior south jersey. gloucester by 5:29. vineland by 5:35. winslow, you know that is way to the shore on the expressway, 5:51. 6:06 in tabernacle where we saw that damage in burlington county and from last night's storms. in philadelphia right now 76. rain cooled. dew points high in the 70's. that is oppressive. once we see this front moving through we will squeeze all moisture out of the atmosphere and after that the the rain is gone, thursday looking better, notice wednesday with temperatures in the 80's, a refreshing change, temperatures will be back below average for a change. tonight the showers and storms will end, flooding concerns, continue through late evening hours and low temperature of 7o for your wednesday becoming, sunny breezy comfortable high of 83. exclusive eyewitness weather forecast, near the storm, and, clearing, wednesday, thursday, friday looking great with highs in the 80's. we will be rig

>> the moisture that we had earlier today is starting to move onto our north and east. we are showing you part of the reason we had moisture over head because of hurricane arthur. winds at 80 miles-an-hour. the hurricane, the good news it's moving north and east. the clouds are moving out. the conditions are clearing out as well. the concern with arthur off our shoreline from seaside to bethany beat in delaware, wave heights from 4 to 8 heat. there are concerns about rip currents. give yourself extra caution as well. on the cool side. 76 in the city. 75 in allentown. sea isle 74. we have you covered the fourth of july. when you think back it's cooler this time of year. climbing up to 78 degrees. the coolest fourth we have seen in 18 years. the last time we had temperatures in the 70s was july -- [no audio ] [. [technical difficulties] >>> we are checking in with annie mccormick. the conditions are improves. hi, annie. >> you see the ocean. there is a sea of people behind me. a lot of people are happy to be out of the house. a lot thought they were not going to make it ou

the storms are moving off towards the north and east. it is warm and humid, the temperatures in the middle to upper 70's, 80 degrees. that is only going to add fuel as a front comes through tomorrow. the timing of that and what to expect the rest of the week coming up. >> meanwhile, this lightning strike is blamed for blowing up part of aid chimney and a home in northeast, washington. the roof also caught fire. saul sparks shoot from an electrical outlet. nobody was hurt. thee that happened in district, a massive tree came crashing down, blocking glebe road in arlington. >> jay korff was the first on the scene and is with us now live. how is the cleanup going? >> leon, still part of the road is still closed. i will step out of the way, a tremendous amount of police and road crews and dominion power trying to deal with the cleanup. the tree is still there. , thethe storm only lasted hard rain, about 20 minutes, but it unleashed a lot of damage. it's pretty dangerous to be out here if you're not careful. with and theing rain fell in arling

>> as it continues to move north and shifts north and east there is a little bit of a ray of hope because we are expecting the system to start falling apart as it moves toward the north and east. however that doesn't mean that we're going to be completely dry as we go through the next few days. in fact we are expecting quite a bit of rain from this particular system as we go through thursday and friday here in tokyo. here's a look at neoguri as it continues to move to the north and eventually the north and east. the outer bands are starting to touch kyushu. already rain saturated we're going to see more rain as we go throughout the rest of the week. look at this, anywhere from 184 millimeters up to 374 millimeters in some parts of kyus kyushu. that's a lot of rain and it's going to -- we're expecting from 200 to 250 millimeters of rain after we go through another 24-hour period. so we have all this moisture coming in from the south. and because of that, tokyo and also parts of osaka, you're feeling the humid air right now. but relatively dry for the moment. as this system continues to mov

another one near middletown delaware and these are moving north and east. another batch over here will be moving through in the next few hours. i have had a lot of people posting than my facebook page about the colors tonight. the sky was orange and yellow. this was sent in by colleen from deptford, new jersey. spectacular. the reason why these storms a lot of them occurring when the the sun was setting. the the sunset you get long wave lengths of the color spectrum orange, yellow and red. they were reflecting off of the cumulus cloud. really spectacular views on this very stormy night. the temperatures have cooled off thanks to the rain, philadelphia 77 degrees. millville 79. allentown 76. dover still very warm 84 degrees. today's high 96 degrees. the hottest day, in nearly a year. the problem as we head toward the fourth of july we have a very slow moving cold front, essentially stalling, thanks to arthur. what will happen between now and noon friday we will get loaded with moisture. any storms one to 3 inches of rain and that could cause more localized f

at north-east university. thank you so much for beep with us. have you seep anger reach this type of fever pitch in recent months. i want to ask you the same question that i asked our correspondent. do you think this could lead to the third palestinian infit arda. >> i have not seen anything like this. one of the things that is different about the current situation is this is not just anger and tension between gaza and israel, but within east jerusalem, within the west bank and israel itself. this is a situation we have not seen in a long time. with regards to the possibility of a third infat arda. i think it is a distinct possibility. if we go back and look at the previous two ipp fat ardas, we see important similarities in the case of the first infat arda that broke out in 1987, it was a result of a traffic accident. palestinians believing that the deaths of palestinianians by an israeli truck driver was in retaliation for a palestinian killing. there's a similarity in terms of reven, and the second in the wake of the camp david summit and we

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tourism opportunities is again, how do we, geographically go from the job standpoint, link the north east neighborhoods with other neighborhoods in the city? whether they have be in the south east, and supervisor cohen's district or in supervisor breed's district, or others, and i will just mention another project that i am working on that i do hope that we can get the city wide support on is the idea of extending the central subway not just to end in china town but to extend to fisherman's wharf of connecting the bay view to 16 million tourisms and the fisherman's wharf area and that is where we will see synergy and how it will be easy to get the folks in and around the city and i want to thank the colleagues to supporting the grant in that and i think that the longer term that is a conversation that i would like to see because if we can do that, that really opens up the entire bay area, but particularly our neighborhoods that have not had us easy access to all of those tourism dollars that are dumped into the north east and figure out how to get nem to the parts of the city. >> thank yo

the energy with this feature is off to the north and east with the nasty squall line passing north of york city and north of new england, and down towards washington with a severe thunderstorm watch here for the entire area until 9:00 p.m., we have one storm moving to the north and east in north hamilton county and portland 4:34 and columbia at 4:35, winds in excess of 60 miles per hour and hail as this lifts north and east of easton, this is until 5:00 and if you live in bethlehem, are you clear from eastern to the north, watch the storm for the next half hour. when i come back, we'll talk about drenching downpours for tomorrow and also tropical storm arthur. we'll have that and what it means for the 4th. >> thank you adam. remember you can access the accuweather forecast 24/7 even if are you not near a tv. by downloading the 6 abc storm tracker app, you'll get weather alerts sent to your phone, it's free for your apple on android device. >>> turning to the investigation into the explosion that rocked a feltonville street nearly killing a mother and daughter, this is how the family's

it is happening here in north east d.c.. >> researchers found organic foods have more traditional benefits than conventional foods. organic foods have more, they come with fewer pesticides and smaller amounts of potentially harmful chemicals. selects old shipping containers will soon house some local college students in d.c.. quick shipping containers. is it a creative housing solution or an eyesore? >> a shipping container was hosted over the booklet neighborhood in d.c.. serious people, because who knows after how many miles after see, these retain the -- these rectangular boxes will hold students at the university. are told the owners, to catholic youth graduates, found it was cheaper to erect a building out of the boxes then to build a brand-new house. >> by a longshot. we are getting this done in five or six months. >> it was the talk of a thehborhood in -- talk of neighborhood. >> as long as it looks ok i will be ok with it. >> not all feedback was positive. some neighbors did not want to speak on camera. one described this as a home for a hamster and in other one said it was just ar

also making its way into the east bay some of this could be headed to the north east.may see rain through downtown san francisco. the north bay could also be getting shower activity and along with a lightning. his ally at a lot. with ad generates light clouds this morning. that sas so dry. 63 and the san jose low 60s and livermore and you may not meet a jacket. eyes for today's 79 and san jose. for the east bay looking for either of 80 and that pittsburg. a least for our friends and what not crete. santa rosa 75 and the north bay has a chance for more showers and thunderstorms as well. >>: temperatures really will not change through tomorrow. thursday starks the surge towards the weekend. fridays and your weekend to 90 will be back in the forecast. >>: we are still tracking i sit at as we have looking at the fatal accident on a northbound one 01 wed lanes are block. there are still working to clear this. a semi involved with a motorcycle has created a fatal accident. the other fatal accident and the east bay has closed this road this morning in this note time when it w

that obviously is why we are getting all the flooding and flash flooding watches stretching up the north-east coast. the hurricane warning is in effect off the coast of massachusetts. we'll expect to see the winds gusting for the next few hours as the storm tracks to the north, north-east. >> thank you. up next - what it means to be a new american. a marine born in guatemala became a u.s. citizen. tonight he tells us his story. >>> and the magnificent photos of you sem itty as the national park celebrates its 150th birthday. >>> in washington the obama administration marked this independence day by holding a naturalisation ceremony. foreign-born members became full-fledged u.s. citizens. at the event president obama promised to improve ha he called the nation's broken immigration system. one sworn in was oscar, a private, first class in the u.s. marine corp. we spoke to him about his journey to the united states, and what it moons to be an american citizen. >> my name is oscar. i'm a marine for the united states, a country that just about everybody around the sworld diagrams of being in -- wo

or over north carolina coast late tonight and strength tone category two and accelerate toward north east out to sea. it will come within 125 miles of cape may at its closest approach tomorrow have afternoon. we will still be feeling the impact with rip currents and also swells. here's arthur's impact. the showers and storms with some of that tropical moisture interacting with the front kate was talking about. that comes tonight and through tomorrow morning with concerns of flash flooding. gusty wind continuing, even after the storm is gone late tomorrow and saturday, and, of course, now through saturday, rough surf and threat of republican currents because of this surf that has been building and the intensity of it. the water comes in fast but cannot go out as fast and that is why rip currents forms. coming up we will talk more about the weekend forecast and when will be the better half of the weekend to be outside, but right now we have win gusting to at least 35 miles an hour down the shore, we will expect that to continue through to tomorrow. we will send it back to you in the studio,

hurricane arthur is working its way to north-north-east. slow enough to keep training the storms over some of the same areas, and the bands of showers wrapped around the hurricane easily spawned thunder storms that create tornados. tornados typically within a hurricane get to a category of one or two. they are relatively week, however, they cause damage. at the last check we had a sustained wind of 100 miles per hour, and keeping in mind category 2 hur quan, 96 -- hurricane, 96 mils. the last report from noah reported wind is the 67 miles per hour, warnings stretching across the north carolina coast. this will be the area impacted the greatest when it comes to beach erosion, and the potential of tornados, rain fall and storm surges. significant flood threat all the way across the islands, the barrier islands of north carolina. as that category 2 remains that strength as it goes through the morning hours, moving to the atlantic. once it gets to the atlantic ocean, it pulls away the greater threat from land. however, we are watching closely.

it's a strong complex moving to the north and east. other clutter of storms in north eastern buck county. this is dropping heavy downpours and it's all moving to the east, a cold front to the west and a buildup of heat and humidity and this is firing up the storms and it's hot, philadelphia 94 degrees and we hit 94 degrees earlier the hotdest day of the year and trenton 92 and allentown 83 degrees, and the shore winds off the ocean, breezy and cooler and temperatures in the upper 70s, you add the humidity and these are the highest heat indexes we have seen. philadelphia 101 and wilmington 104 and dover 106, and the excessive heat advisory continues until 8:00, you want to be careful. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing a severe thunderstorm watch in affect until 9:00 here, this extended all the way up to new england, ahead of the cold front moving slowly because we have tropical storm arthur, likely to become a hurricane, at 8:00 tonight, spotty thunderstorms, 7:30 very hot and humid and we bubble up late in the afternoon into tomor

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things will change across the north-east over the next couple of days. the nice whether will start to change as another system is making its way off the great lakes. the system is expected to bring with it severe weather. we'll watch it as it comes into play. saturday morning doesn't look bad. we'll see clear skies, more rain and you can see how ready it is across the great lakes, not affecting the cities along the coast. towards sunday it's heavier, and monday we are looking at a rainy day for most people, across the feast. look at new york, frebz. we'll see the -- for example. we'll see the weather deteriorating, as we go through tuesday and wednesday. we are looking for rainy, cloudy days. if you travel at the beginning or the middle of the week we are expecting major delays. >> yesterday we are talking about the newest form in the pacific. the biggest problem is philippines is the target towards next week. that's a look at the weather. the news is after this. [ ♪ music ] . >> here at al jazeera america we have sad news to report. our anchor, john sei

let's start in the north-east. line of thunder storms has been working through parts of pennsylvania to delaware. we have been getting heavy rainfall with the storms. that's the primary threat. it will be the amount of rain fall, there's flash flood watches in effect through the new york area as we get into tuesday especially. now, we are looking at some participation of severe thunder storms in the north-east, into the overnight through the early morning. we are also watching the pacific north-west. there's a cluster of lightening strikes with storms moving through eastern oregon. some of these storms produce lightening with no rain fall. that could lead to a wildfire start, and we are seeing several strikes into the washington cascades where we have been tracking a large fire in the u.s. this is the mills canyon fire, and we are seeing a lot of spoke come up. it's causing air quality problem. the fire itself is south, south-west. now confined west of the columbian river. it's dry, steep. we are seeing things like

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the -- town in the north-east. the u.n. security council ordered the fighters to put down the weapons. the rebels say they are ready to leave. >>> iraq's parliament met, and adjourned until tuesday. some members refused to attend. others were stranded by a sandstorm. all in all it means there's no government. imran khan joins us live from baghdad. talk us through what happened, imran. >> well, the parliament met and the speaker of the house announced there were not enough people, a quorum to be able to meet. that is because, as you say, the kurdish mps were stuck in erbil. they couldn't fly to baghdad. it's been postponed until tuesday. there's a silver lining about all of this. there may be an agreement for dr salem al-bajori to take over. that's a significant room. it ticks in a constitutional process where they are allowed to choose a prime minister by the end of 45 days. we have been here before in iraqi politics. in 2010 it took two months to choose a prime minister. this is the first stage. it looks like that first st

south korean military officials say they were fired from north korea's east coast. officials say the first took off at around 6:50 a.m. and the second at 8:00 a.m. they say the devices traveled 180 kilometers and plunged into the sea of japan. north korea also fired rockets last week. south korean government officials believe the north koreans are trying to develop guide missiles with an extended range. they fired short-range ballistic missiles into the sea of japan. the latest launches come a day before the chinese president, xi jinping is scheduled to visit south korea to meet with park geun-hye. the latest launches appear to be an attempt to pressure china's leaders. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the hour. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight, first a conversation with ron capps director of the veterans writing project about his memoir serious li not lrt fooy not all right five wars in 10 years which takes a look at how the trauma of war

spinning across the great lakes into the north-east. there'll be a lot of heavy rainfall, but once the storms are strong to severe, we'll have to deal with the threat of damaging wind. hail and ice caned be ruled out -- cannot be ruled out. storms have been rumbling to the south of indiana. down through ohio, as well as kentucky, and that's what we have been dealing with over 3,000 lightening tryings with the storm. active weather ongoing. we are expecting more as we go through the day. if you live in the area keep your eye to the sky if you have outdoor activities. >>> surveying the smouldering wreckage of their shattered lives. residents returning to gaza in the last temporary ceasefire and finding mountains of rubble where their homes stood. nick schifrin takes a look through the all the on hamas. >>> this is where the refugees were headed before the coast guard picked them up. >>> and do you notice anything wrong with these jerseys. you would if you were a colorado rockies fan. don't go anywhere. >>> a live look at gaza, where a cea

came up, and supervisor ferrill suggested it and i said, having four neighborhood groups in the north east sector of san francisco has about as much chance of succeeding as surfing in a tsunami and so i just have to applaud this group who has met for two and a half years, bi monthly, without any ripples, roughles, waves, or anything, it is remarkable. i mean, this is like a miracle. so, this is i am catholic and so this is like my concession. i was so wrong on this that i just have to tell you that it is so delightful to see that we can work together, and collaborate. and so i am thrilled, and i do believe, 100 percent in it. >> thank you very much for your comment. >> and no sentence for her at all. >> and it is necessary for the comments, and seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i know what commissioner torres saw and i watched him closely, he saw, incredible effort, tons of heavy lifting by people in this room, and not in this room, and when the neighborhood gets together, and they have leadership, like out of district two, supervisor, mark ferrill's office and the staff and all of

this will lift on off north and east. what we're tracking is area of low pressure with trailing cold front that will move through overnight tonight and into monday. we got you covered with future tracker 6 as we go throughout the overnight hours. 2:00 234 the morning you notice scattering of activity. during the over night hours we lose threat of severe weather with leftover showers and popup shundz thunder shower. 6:00 in the morning, mostly cloudy. mostly dry. philadelphia areas south and east. as i advance this 1:00 tomorrow afternoon there could be a popup thunder shower around t does not look to be on the severe side. in fact the cold front that moves through late monday night will help to set us up for lower humidity second half of the workweek here. we'll talk about what is ahead wrist of tonight. drenching showers and storms, gusty wind and hail, leftover rain overnight and popup shower monday. here's your exclusive forecast. tie temperature 85. thunder shower around. decreasing humidity monday night to tuesday. l

begin to get things calming down across the area and we'll track the storm as it heads off to the north and east. it will do so rapidly. it's getting picked up by the upper level winds. at 24 to 48 hours, it is going to scream up to the north and east. we are looking at a storm is that going to be offshore. the wind feel associated with it is large enough that impacts are going to be felt. we are not looking at hurricane force winds across the islands of massachusetts or cape cod. the potential is there for tropical storm force winds that is why we have extended the warnings to the tip of cape cod, which is provincetown for the next 24 hours. this scoots off and heads toward halifax. the worst of the storm, no question about it, is being felt right now across the carolinas, specifically north carolina. by the way, this is the strongest hurricane to make land fall in the united states since back in 2008 when ike hit galveston. quite an impressive scene going on in north carolina especially in the month of july. cat 2 at this hour, 5:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center. >> apprecia

the ethnic kurdish population controls north-east syria and north-west iraq, but is divided by power centers? the region. we have a report from the crossing in north-west iraq. >> reporter: the river is a natural boundary between iraq and syria. two countries that are breaking up. in this corner of north-west iraq, the kurdish and regional government is the authority on the ground, moving towards ses session from iraq. this is a political fault line. it's run by the pyd, an offshoot of the p.k.k. party. kurds believed the border carved up the ethnic homeland with great er-kurdistan. decades later there's a new reality. on both sides of the border there are de facto kurdish autonomous regions. they are run by long-time rivals who do not cooperate. the traffic seems to be one way. >> there are no humanitarian corridors to reach syrian kurds. people are suffering with the war, with the self-declared islamic state. this is the only exit point and people are not allowed to lee. >> this is one of two crossings connecting the kurdish regions, the other has been closed since the kurdish pesh

or west because there's fighting if we go north east or west if we can't go south because the area is completely controlled by shia militias that are basically hunting sunni at this point we have the mahdi army the badr brigade etc other shia militias that are literally going around trying to find sunni's the kill they've taken the orders of grand ayatollah sistani the basically the shia religious leader of the country and are banding together but instead of just fighting against isis they're trying to find any sunni . they can't so because of that sunni's living in baghdad and wanting to leave the country trying to find safety for their families can't go anywhere and so he said look even if we try to get a bus ticket to get on a bus to take us to some other part of iraq let alone exiting iraq altogether you can't get a bus ticket because the prices are too expensive and plus there's a two month to month wait so he's literally living a day at a time in fear not knowing what's going to happen not knowing if his homes going to be raided not knowing the fate of his family and literall

yet you get north and east and it's more of a westerly breeze. so cool for some. it will be mild for others. a lot of the tropical clouds should stay north and east of us. mendocino county and lake county should have a stray shower. fog or low clouds fair. i say that there are fair clouds. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. we are looking at the commute now and traffic is going to be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a backup here and the traffic is going to be backed up for about a 10-15 minute delay. no major problems as you drive through. now if you are driving on san mateo bridge, traffic there looks good. it's about a 15 minute drive into san francisco with no -- i'm sorry on to the peninsula with no major problems. if you are trying to get to san francisco on 101 or to the airport perhaps, 101 is doing well. let's take a look at oakland and getting into oakland, the traffic continues to move along very nicely all the way up to downtown oakland. the road sensors all showing green as you get to downtown. let's go back to the desk. >>> new this mo

in response, it was said: >>> dangerous weather hit the north-east for the second night in a row. this after severe storms killed four in new york yesterday. meteorologist kevin corriveau is following it for us. >> no, i'll take you back to yesterday and show you what we were looking at. this is the radar, 28 hours ago. you can see the storms. this is what it looked like in maddison county, new york. david lost his daughter, grand daughter and great granddaughter in a tornado it was an ef2. winds of 120 miles per hour. the system brought tornados, and wind damage in the area. over 300 reports were picked up in that area. this is what we saw yesterday with the wind damage across the region. 70,000 people lost their power across the area. tonight we saw more thunder storms pushing through. they weren't like ha we saw last night. we had warnings and watches across the region. most of the thunder storms subsided, but we are looking at parts of massachusetts, the last area. tomorrow, things are going to be better. textures are up there -- temperatures will be up there, but relative hum

asia, hoping that china and south korea could fulfil the dream of a north-east asian prosperous statethere has been a delay in the proceedings, we were expecting a news conference from both xi jinping and park geun-hye that started an hour ago. we have heard now that the expanded summit - the summit happened in two stages, a small group and a wider group of officials. it only just ended. they had plapty to talk about. plenty to thrash out. we are waiting for a joint conference in which we expect them to answer some of the questions just spoken about. >> take us through some other things, apart from north korea, that will be on the agenda. >> the economy is a big one. the chinese market is hugely important to south korea. it's 25% of its exports that go to china so there is, as you just heard, continuing talk about the possibility of a free trade agreement between the two countries, and also, we understand, there'll be an attempt to get direct currency trading between the u.n., just to make it easier to south korean exporters to get their products to china. as well as that, it is inter

the weather we had this afternoon lifts to the north and east way from the metro area. 70 degrees at e airport. 81 in manassas. same in fredericksburg. if you're looking for the core of cooler, dier air it's -- drier air it's off to the north and west of us. chicago is at 68 degrees. upper 50's in the upper peninsula of michigan. a cold front slides through tonight into the morning hours. high pressure will allow our skies to clear out. lower humidity tomorrow. it will feel like the middle of september rather than the middle of july around here. it's only going to stick around for two days. as we move into the upcoming weekend more humidity and a better chance for showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the mountains. here's a look at the forecast for the overnight. 60-68 for a low. skies will clear as the storms gradually come to an end. i would call this a perfect 10. upper 70's to lower 80's and lots of sunshine. we'll see temperatures that will warm to the upper 80's next week with a chance of a few thunderstorms come saturday and sunday. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to

dell marv, southern peninsula of maryland you can see lightening, that is expect to slowly move north east ward. showers filling in north and west of philadelphia and that is overall trend, everything filled in. steady rain lancaster to allentown. light showers from central, upper montgomery and bucks county. down the shore we are seeing showers last hour that dwindled, rain will fill back in later this morning. there is heavy rain approaching salisbury, ocean city maryland and approaching delaware beaches probably also within the next hour. we have a flash flood watch in effect until noon time, but heavy rain threat is going to be south and east of here. seventy-four outside right now but 60's showing up towards the north but it looks like a much more comfortable day. we won't rise too much from our morning low temperature as cooler, dryer air move through. visibility, looks pretty good. we had reports of fog down the shore with the departing rain and in lancaster rain is falling lower but nothing that should be too problematic this morning. your fox cast for today rain this morning givin

we watch it as it lifts to the north and east. to northern chester and eventually montgomery county. the reason why we are starting to see the flare-ups is the heat and energy from the atmosphere. 104 in dover. 95 in wilmington. upper 80s in the lehigh valley. would he show the severe thunderstorm watch is up until 8:00. west of washington we are starting to see a line form. this is moving to the east, northeast. we will watch that during the evening hours. so storms are draped along the i-95 corridor. it refires into the latter part of the evening hours. after the watch expires it continues to pull out. even though the watch is up until 8:00. the storms can fire up and turn severe. what to expect for the next few hours until midnight winds at 60 miles-an-hour. the torrential rain causing flash flooding. 4day at 4:00 soaking storms again tomorrow of 87. wednesday is giving way to sun at 87. thursday and friday low humidity. the temperatures only in the low 80s. >>> looking forward to that thank you, adam. an aria hospital is marki

mainly westerly for the north bay and east bay. there's the rain up north. to lift north. two areas of low pressure feeding into it. it's eventually going to track right over northern california on saturday and sunday. high pressure will three and build in. it will be a fight between the two. today drizzle will give away partly sunny, partly cloudy skies, 60s, 70s and low 80s. >>> steve, we have -- well, not we. chp and bridge crews have cleared away that crash on the san mateo bridge. it's out of the lanes and things are improving. you still might want to think about delaying the trips using the dumbarton bridge or giving yourself extra time because of an earlier injury crash. near the top of the hour that closed lanes for a bit. still a little heavier than we'd like to see it. it is improving. i want to mention the bay bridge is not a bad alternate if you're trying get to across the bay. perhaps you're halfway in between one bridge or the other. this would be the one, about a 15 minute drive time across. northbound 280 and dakota ridge onramp there's a cra

above it but the flight crew might decide, no, they would rather fly somewhere for the south or north, east or west to avoid it. i've made those decisions myself. >> thank you both so much. we will check back with you later this morning. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you both for being here. >>> we do want to take some time this morning at the end of the day, as he said, this is a human tragedy. we need to focus on the victims here. >> 298 innocent and we have to say innocent men, women, children on board. we know three infants included in that number. all of them gone and we are learning much more about their lives and the families they have now left behind. >>> welcome back. this morning another mh17 is going to take off. >> they didn't retire that number which i think a lot of people are surprised to knee. >> from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. we have with us on the phone roger barrier who joins us from the airport where mh17 took off. he lost a friend on that flight and he is about to board that flight this morning. it's good to have you with us, roger. we mourn with us the los