another warm day tomorrow across the northeast.the next 24 hours and significant from thursday into friday. much the same there for places like washington where we drop down finally back into the middle 80s. >>> manhattan was all abuzz tuesd tuesday. 40,000 bees swarmed a hot dog vendor in times square. new york city has an official beekeeper for situations like this. they say the bees were trying to escape the heat after leaving a hive on a nearby rooftop. a beekeeper vacuumed up the insects and they were transported to long island. nypd commissioner jimmy o'neal later sent this tweet deplete with b -- complete with bee puns to assure people that everything was under control, "just another day in nyc." >> i want to see the vacuuming. >> did you know there was a bee keeper? >> i did know there was a bee vacuum, can i get that? >>> he's backed by bernie sanders. now tallahassee mayor andrew gillum says he can ride the wave to become florida's governor. more on the primary night shocker next. hydrates better than $100, $200 even $400

yesterday, there were some issues back in the northeast with thunderstorms and delays. so far, so good. one area might develop later, but it does look a little calmer today in the northeast, even though there is still some rain and fog. we have a lot of fog and drizzle here. it is sunny and breezy with highs coming down. the silverado trail looks beautiful. if you're heading farther north, it will be in 80s. 50s and low 60s, even towards the santa clara valley. gilroy is at 58 degrees. it is the low 60s around santa clara and saratoga. the usual suspects on the wind tunnels are up early this morning. 60s, 70s, and 80s, and traffic is doing what? >>> well, it is getting crowded, steve, as you might imagine. it is not unusual and certainly expected here if you are driving onto a five -- driving on 205 and 580. as you can see, they are doing repaving in the area. also looking at livermore to dublin, that looks good. we're off to a decent start on this tuesday. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have been developing news from london. the british police are investigating a su

and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine heads off the islands northeast coast here and landslides triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundred sixty people. there with terrorists who tales and business is well drilled in the task of getting people out quickly. everyone ran out of the hotel but no one pushed their way through they evacuated calmly. fearing further travers' these hotel guests are preparing for a sleepless night outside hospitals to moving patients to relative safety. and joining us on the telephone now is who sneaked his name he's on long island in a western town and works for the international federation of the red cross thank you very much for talking to us in what must be a very difficult time what's the situation like where you are at the moment. currently in my city lombok and. another strong often sure happened. if meaning around eleven pm local time and that we're. is that wrong to show that we had. throughout the day as t

by a series of earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three and another off the ardennes northeast coast measuring six point nine well china schools landslide style made buildings and spread panic just two weeks after the worst earthquake in the ardennes history killed four hundred sixty people. it is a scene that is becoming familiar to residents and holiday makers on the island of lombok the aftermath of yet another powerful arest quake this measuring magnitude six point three the first in a series to strike the island over a matter of hours damaging buildings and causing panic. my god i was on the third floor it was very strong and we could feel the building shaking all of the lights went out. but. the initial areas quake's epicenter was in long box northeast further travers' came next then a stronger and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine heads off the island's northeast coast here a landslide triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundr

it keeps raining and raining and raining from the florida panhandle all the way to the northeast. very unusual for this time of year to get that much rain consistently. >>> welcome back. a 14-year-old girl from san ramon who disappeared earlier this week after leaving a friends home is still missing. police say they are investigating the disappearance of taylor cusick as a runaway and say there is no evidence of foul play. however, taylor's mother believes her daughter may be in trouble. her mother says taylor only had $15, her cell phone has not been used since she vanished monday night. adding to this mystery, taylor's clothing, jogging pants, a hoody, and sandals were found on the side of her friends home. . >>> police in pleasant hill are trying to find a missing at risk elderly woman. this is 81-year-old rose hyatt, last seen about 5:00 in the morning yesterday. she suffers from schizophrenia. this is her photo. brown hair, hazel eyes. take a good look. if you have seen her call pleasant hill police. >>> homeless advocates in san jose are demanding more be done to help the pe

. >> guest: i think the northeast is a good example especially gas pipelines. the nimby issue is principally a gas pipeline that would bring natural gas to parts of the northeast and less what they had to import russian lng to stay warm. that from my point of view is not a move that enhances u.s. energy security. so it's electricity. its natural gas and a good point about iran because they understand how to get in different parts of our system that may own indirectly touch of energy but still be points of all the. >> host: how reliable are we on other countries for our total energy usage? >> guest: leakages is not really. i mean, we've made such extraordinary progress in the last two decades with nonconventional oil and gas development that we are now the largest energy producer in the world along with our canadian and mexican neighbors. but we really don't need come id a physical sense, a lot of imported oil and gas to keep our economy going. it's certainly is less of a vulnerability and more of an instrument that we can use to help our allies, as the presiden

. >>> 50 million plus in the northeast face another day of scorching temperatures.report pedram javaheri has the forecast. >> among the hottest temperatures in the country the next 24 or so hours but plenty of activity to our west, nice frontal boundary pushing across the great lakes, with it severe weather into this afternoon. as this works its way eventually off toward the northeast, expect temperatures to cool off rather nicely as well. this is the roughly 50 million people from boston out towards new york, down towards norfolk, where we have dangerous heat in place through this afternoon. in fact, look at the heat indices, look what it feels like outside in boston this afternoon, 102. washington 104. new york will feel like 101 degrees this afternoon. incredibly in find here in the heart of summer it is actually a hair cooler than this. the heat indices, dry heat, makes it feel a little cooler than the air temperature, lower than what it will be in central park by this afternoon. again, it ends quickly here, especially going from thursday night into friday morni

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the northeast is next as millions are heading home from work. working double duty this friday night. >> we are seeing widespread coverage of strong thunderstorms in parts of the northeast and even to the west. roh soutrnarts of new england. a lot of areas have seen twice the normal amounts of rain. saturated soil could see more flooding and it will be a while before it pushes through. not until tomorrow night for the i-95 corridor and lingers to the south for more lingering storms through sunday. david? >> back with us, rob, thank you. next tonight, authorities revealing new and disturbing details about the case with the pregnant mother and her two daughters who went missing in colorado. new reporting about where police found the three bodies. you will hear the interview with the father who hours before his reported confession was pleading for his wife to come home. abc is in colorado. >> these videoed posted to facebook showed chris watts as a devoted father. investigators say his wife and children became his victims according to court document

very hot beginning of the week in areasf the northeast.uff is the great lakes and sft to the ohio valley and portions of the northeast. by the time we get to wednesday, still very hot. the heat will be building and it will stay hot and dr more stories about the fires. >> with that in mind, we will have the latest in the biggest battlen wildfire season. demi lovato speaks out for the first time about her heroin overdose. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. whatneeded was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quality of life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now. >>> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. wee following breaking news, a home invasion in tyson. >> two peopleshot. news4 liv at

kenny believes as bit of a heat advisory out in the northeast corner of the us now having seen flooding from virginia northwards the heavy rains gone offshore as you can see the cloud is gone and so it's woman of a bit not much but it's still fairly humid heat i think that's the reason for the advisory the real property to developing to the southwest nothing in the sky in los angeles and times and he said he for what it is rising have to say and shall we just say in utah and arizona they're still there as a possibility but the main concentration is now in the midwest around the great lakes and possibly still dancer kentucky towards georgia but the northeast corner well for a time at least your dry if warm with a heat advisory and there's a streak of great here which is suggests a frontal system as gathers showers together stretching out to go back down to teria and telling off somewhere in the middle of the plain states so texas is drawing florida for the most part is fairly dry but a shower to sunny possible in new mexico or arizona. to the south of all that received some very big shot

one this population centers of -- in the 17th century were to the northeast. new york, boston, philadelphia, were the major cities. there were no major cities south of philadelphia particularly. atlanta was much later to come. but -- therefore the mass -- the land was much larger, and there were -- it was a different kind of struggle there was the question of encroachment for the southern drives the so-called five civilized tribes but the land was open when the -- at first. in the northeast, the reason you have this tradition of thanksgiving at plymouth rock is that the settlers and the indians were right there together from the -- from that point. they were in effect living with each other. they weren't living with each other in the south. the cherokee had a separate ongoing kind of civilization of their own and that the when the white settlers came, in they came in initially in ones and twos and didn't come by the boatload and came usually as traders first and would set up little trading network and then at was going well then bring their families and more f

how there's been a yet more flooding in the northeast of the u.s. this circulation of various heavy downpours just hasn't gone away they see a streak of cloud of shores tails off in to florida and you can see here were hints at being big shadows of the plains states which is topping up a what's been a dry summer so far that's where you should seize showers to be honest so it's nice to say things are drawing out at least the most of the northeast corridor although parts of those in new york state and beyond in certain eastern canada the rain is still there and that picture will see. the sun return for the most part of this let this lot is waiting to come across the appalachians we roll more rain to the northeast where us further west apart from some decent showers in southern california and arizona maybe bits of southern utah there's not much going on but a hint of increased cloud in the northern california which might just might be good news to the south of all this typical caribbean daily showers well there are not many investors until east we see

a man was stabbed to death on rhode island avee in northeast. that happened about 4:30 yesterday morning. the victim was identified as franklin buyers. he was also 35 years old and had no fixed address. so fa there is not an arrest in either one of the homicides. d.c. police off $25,000 in ward money in help in solve offisolveing th ae cases. >>15-year-old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound. he was shot this morning in northeast near kennelworth avenue. no word on any suspects. >>> we're learning details about that deadly plane crash in carol county, maryland. the ntsb is on the scene interviewing witnesses. the ultra light plane crashed shortly after keoff landing in a soy bean field. the pilot and another man onboard died. this was the scene yesterday. the ntsb doesn't know why the plane crashed. a preliminaryec report expted in the next few weeks. >>> all right. in other news tonight, we hope younjoyed you sunday because we cannot guarantee a lot of sunshine in the days to come. storm team 4 meteorologist joins us with more on that. >> ye

a goodthe northeast is example, especially on gas pipelines. an issue has prevented the building of a gas pipeline that would bring natural gas to the parts of the northeast and last winter they had import russian fuel to stay warm. move that enhances u.s. energy security. it is electricity, it is natural irannd a good point about because they understand how to get in different parts of our system that may only indirectly touch on energy but still be points of vulnerability. host: how reliant are we on our -- on other countries for our energy usage? guest: the good news is not really. we have made extraordinary progress in the last two decades that we are now the largest energy producer in the world, along with our canadian and mexican neighbors. a lot of imported oil and gas to keep our economy going. it is less of a vulnerability and more of an instrument we can , as theelp our allies president talked about with the eu, exporting u.s. natural gas to europe. avery, an independent, next. caller: a great subject. it is one of my major concerns a

that goes all the way to the northeast. rain, not really but there is thunderstorm activity over the central sierra. the higher clouds are painting themselves over the sierra, lake tahoe . the looks like they're just on the northern fringe. if you're headed out there there are already some moving in. publicly higher clouds. 52 san rafael. san francisco downtown, sfo 53. 50 santa rosa. napa airport 52. a lot of 50s today. livermore 55. upper 40s. healdsburg is already in there. close for sevastopol and of mill valley. tiburon at 50. cloverdale 52. west southwest at 28. almost gusts to 30. the delta breeze is alive and well. 49, the bodega bay water temperature. by the fair lines it is 52. early coldwater. very warm water down from santa monica to san diego where some of the temperatures are 72 to 77 and 79 degrees. that's really warm. it is really cold here. we have two extremes the monsoon continues to rotate around the high. the high is getting a little bit as the system drags across the pacific northwest and northern cali

dropping into the 80s in the northeast. we have a lot of humidity and that is factoring in 95 in the northeast. here comes the front. it pushes into the afternoon hours. isolated shot of thunderstorms associated with this as well, but the milder air friday morning and friday afternoon. the weather pattern gets nicer for the weekend. unfortunately that is short lived. heat expected to build in for sunday, monday and tuesday. temperatures climb in the 80s. guys. >>> thanks, p.j. a check of cnn money. the rally continues on wall street. s&p and nasdaq with record highs for the fourth session in a row. apple closed at all-time high. apple stock up 31% this year. the first u.s. company to cross $1 trillion in market value. another company set to join that club. amazon edging closer to $1 trillion. less than 3% away from the milestone. trade in focus today. all three nafta countries racing to rewrite the trade deal by friday. >>> earnings season is almost over. corporate america raked in profits. profits rose 16.1% last quarter.

this storm hasce pro so much rain in many parts of the mid lantic and northeast. we got out easy on this one. there was monster flooding going up towards parts.f new yo back to the west, another big storm here. very rarthat you see this kind of an area of low pressure this far south during themm . this is more like a march map. this is all rain. that's why we've seen so much over the past few days and why temperatures are fairly cool across theastern half of the nation. 77 waste the hig in chicago. only in the 80s back to the west. we will start to see is the 90s in. bac i'm going for a high of 92 tomorrow. 72 degrees. nice tomorrow morning. many of you in the lowo mid 60s. 83 by noon. great for lunch. it will be a nice lunchtime. then 90 degrees but low humidity should feel comfortable. by 7:00, looking great. tomorrow evening another nice evening, too. thursday hot but humid. 93 with a heat index of 95. friday 94. the index on friday close to 100. also a chance for storms on friday. rma chance of s on saturday. >> then watching sunday, right now,y is looking rea

the is hot and humid in the northeast. us not much changes except a decrease on the fog coverage. no big change thursday. looks warmer for some inland areas. sunny and nice with patchy clouds. temperatures in the coast and they are getting closer to average. san francisco's forecast high today is 69. they have not been above since the 11th. 68, 68, 66 the last three days. below off the coast is pumping in some cool air aloft and allowing for temperatures and the fog bank to be more widespread compared to yesterday. today not so much. 50s on the temperatures. look at hope valley, 46 that's cool. novato 48. some areas in the upper 50s. if you 40s onshore. fog will retreat sooner today and temperatures won't those will be near average for the coast and bay. still below inland with mostly 70s. what would like to discuss first? >>> walnut creek and pleasant hill. 680, if this is you pay attention. i have something for you. south sound 680. treat there was a crash. they moved it out of the way quickly now it's on the shoulder. l

we have dangerous heat across the northeast. i want to start off with what is happening with the midwest. dangerous weather to tell you about. severe storms in line this afternoon that could impact 24 million people. when you include kansas city, chicago, milwaukee, even in and around detroit and risk of large hail and damaging winds and potential for tornadoes, it is something to note here across the region. notice as we go toward late morning and early afternoon and evening hours, that's when the thunderstorms flourish. we could see disruption at the airport and dangerous weather for the afternoon and evening commute. how about the northeast? temperatures in new york city 94 degrees. record temperatures around 100 degrees. we get close to them, but we won't set too many records. what happens here for the next couple days is refreshing. a shot of cooler air. that will come in as early as friday across portions of the northeast. over the next couple days, middle 90s in washington. same for new york city. look at what happens in

in the northeast it is hot. for us a little disruption of the fog bank. we maxed out yesterday. there is still some patchy low fog -- clouds, but looks to be a day where we will get more sunshine. nap airport down to 49. we will get the morning fog there is and as much of a delta breeze, but temperatures aloft have cooled off so there is not as much support. no heat in the valley. the fog is there. more sunshine today. still 60s and 70s and some low 80s. here he is, mister sal castaneda. are we good? >>> we are off to a good start when it comes to the tracy commute. that's where we like to start. we do like to see traffic moving along pretty well. we do have some artwork that may make it tough to get through. some of these roads, lanes are closed on westbound 580. we don't have a big backup yet, but you will see traffic may start backing up soon. it is early and we will keep an eye on it for you. other than that it looks pretty good getting out to the 238 castro valley area. no problems on interstate 880. road work in oakland is not there this morning. looks pretty good. when yo

the boyashort in northeast near kennel worth afternoon. no word on a potential suspect or even a motive in this case.

we do have some moisture streaming in from the midwest going to get to us tomorrow across the northeastong to severe storms as you mention for parts of mississippi river valley, ohio valley as well. so watching this system across the midwest the great lakes that could bring strong to severe thunderstorms and then this is going to move towards the northeast in coastal areas tomorrow. so we'll get one nice day and then tomorrow will be wet across portions of the coastal northeast there's the forecast forecast across entire or your northeast and out west southwest getting a little here but all along the coast the areas that need it see that moisture not getting any and remains very warm and very dry fire conditions remain high over these areas over next couple of days. there are your daytime highs today still very warm across the south. the southeast, and it is going to be a beautiful day here in new york city 76. rain comes tomorrow, we'll get refreshing fall-like temperatures in next week, back to the summertime heat again so we're almost there. dges not over yet. enjoy today. thank you

flash floods continue through the northeast. here is ivan cabrera with the latest. >> guys, good morning. the front that has been with us the last couple days with the rainfall over the weekend is not the best in the northeast. we continue with the front and we continue with the same weather until about late tuesday and wednesday. we finally begin to break out of the mess here which is resulting in heavy rainfall over last couple days. 2 to 4 inches of rain. saturated grounds. it will not take a lot of rain to provide us with flooding here as the area of low pressure is developing along the front. that means we will enhance the rainfall to the point where we get another 2 to 4 inches in the next couple days. then the front finally gets a push to the east. by wednesday, we begin to clear out temporarily. we get sunshine back and look what happens to the temperatures. back to 90 before the next front comes in. not the only system we are tracking. by the end of the week, another one. temperatures recover nicely if you are missing t

and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine heads off the islands northeast coast here a landslide triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundred sixty people. there with terrorists who tales and businesses well drilled in the task of getting people out quickly. so more everyone ran out of the hotel but no one pushed their way through they evacuated calmly. fearing further trainers these hotel guests are preparing for a sleepless night i sayit hospitals to moving patients to relative safety. and we stay in the news here where the asian games are underway in the capital jakarta all this year's program includes a sports as an exhibit event with the expectation that it will become a medal event the next games in four years while with competitive video gaming on the rise across the globe one school in the nation's capital is offering its students a chance to hone their skills in the classroom while some parents may question the idea but students and the

and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine hit off the islands northeast coast here a landslide triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundred sixty people. popular with tourists who tales and businesses well drilled in the task of getting people out quickly. everyone ran out of the hotel but no one pushed their way through they evacuated calmly. fearing further tremors these hotel guests are preparing for a sleepless night outside hospitals to moving patients to relative safety the so-called prague spring in czechoslovakia and nine hundred sixty eight was the movement which aimed to put a human face on communism the new leader of the czech on the spot at the time introduced a number of unprecedented reforms in an attempt to liberalize some of the country's restrictive laws much to the anger of the leadership of the soviet union fifty years ago today the u.s.s.r. and its warsaw pact allies invaded czechoslovakia and crushed the short lived movemen

and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine hit off the island's northeast coast here a landslide triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundred sixty people. his popular with tourists who tales and business is well drilled in the task of getting people out quickly. to war everyone ran out of the hotel but no one pushed their way through the evacuated calmly. fearing further travers' these hotel guests are preparing for a sleepless night i sayit hospitals to moving patients to relative safety. now a major milestone for greece as the country emerges the last of three bailout programs today for the past eight years athens had been dependent on aid from the european union the european central bank and the international monetary fund the loans given to greece amounted to two hundred sixty billion euros in return greece had to implement painful austerity measures and reforms now the time has come for greece to finance itself independently on the capital

and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine hit off the islands northeast coast here a landslide triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july is there a quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundred sixty people. popular with tourists who tales and business is well drilled in the task of getting people out quickly. everyone ran out of the hotel but no one pushed their way through the evacuated calmly. fearing further tremors these hotel guests are preparing for a sleepless night outside hospitals to moving patients to relative safety. tearing out a turkey a court has lifted a travel ban on a german journalist who was arrested and held last year on terrorism charges. seventeen other turkish defendants accused of terrorist propaganda and membership of the extreme left and the party which is designated as a terrorist organization in turkey to is a journalist with the leftist. news agency she was released from custody last year but wasn't allowed to leave the country until now she's due back in

there's the rain hit and miss in areas of the northeast.northeast between the rochester, syracuse areas down to bingham. in the mid atlantic a dry day, three in a row, and then thunderstorms returning to the east coast on friday. a break for our friends in the mid atlantic after a rainy, soggy period. >> appreciate it. >>> still ahead, president trump backs a big boycott of one of america's most iconic branlds. >> and the president plays dinner host to apple ceo. the praise mr. trump claims tim cook had for him when it comes to his actions on trade. ♪ the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when d

the initial air quake's epicenter was in long box northeast further travers' came next then a stronger and much shallower quake this time measuring six point nine hits off the islands northeast coast here a landslide triggered on the mountain where hikers had been trapped in july quake a week later on august fifth the worst quake in the island's history killed more than four hundred sixty people. there with terrorists who tales and business is well drilled in the task of getting people out quickly. to warn everyone ran out of the hotel but no one pushed their way through they evacuated calmly. fearing further tremors these hotel guests are preparing for a sleepless night i sayit hospitals to moving patients to relative safety and joining us now on the line from long island is hosni hosni from the international federation of the red cross thank you so much for joining us we just heard there the earthquakes on sunday they knocked out the power across most of lombok including where you are we understand how are people coping. again. we'd like to know if you have power we've heard that you

this happened at 7th street and girard street northeast.is time last year, there were 73 homicides in d.c. >>> we haveer team ce as we get you ready for school this morning. justin finch is l e ind.c., as students are trying to make adjustments today. >> first, we want to send things to molette green, live in loudon county, as they get ready for their first day of classes. hi, molette. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. we are at goshen post elementary school, a brand-nschool, with a new principal, new teaching staff. ncipal and her executive staff. th assistant principal is there. evody is excited about what's going to happen here when the 1,150 students walk through these doors at about 7:30 this morning. and can i just point o that this school has virginia's elementary p.e. teacher of the year? where are you, amy? we want to acknowledge her. we have the superintendent here. delighted to have dr. aric williams to talk about t expectations. the community, all abuzz about this project-base school. solely focused on making sure the stude

yesterday, there was a lot of flight delays to the northeast we have some temperatures drop yesterday. san jose is starting off is 61. the peninsula is in the upper 50s. belmont is a 59. there is a delta wind. pittsburgh has a west wind of 20 miles per hour. . it is 6:01 am on a tuesday. the traffic is doing what? >> it is actually okay. i am just seeing what we can find. i am seeing traffic that is mostly going to be okay. if you drive from antioch, pittsburgh, and you're headed to concord, give yourself a few extra minutes if you can. also, getting there is taking 20 minutes. let's go back to the desk. >>> oakland police are trying to figure out one of its patrol cars. there is a note on the road here, which is where the patrol car was found. police tell us a marked suv was stolen around 1 am and recovered an hour later. . >>> the white ford escape was stolen at 21st and myrtle street in west oakland while police were investigating an assault case. when police tracked down the vehicle an hour and a half later , they found a dog in the backseat. a 31-year-old woman was arrested on au

flash flooding across parts of the northeast today.watching the possibility for flooding again today especially crop the northeast and mid-atlantic. look at the rain we've seen over the last 24 hours or several inches on parts of pennsylvania, upstate new york. that's why we have watches for the next several hours for parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. so much rain this summer time over the next couple days. we still have potential for more rain although it won't be for flooding rainfall we've seen over the last couple weeks. still the potential for scattered showers throughout the morning. things will start to taper off. potential for showers and thunderstorms across portions of the central u.s. and wherever the wildfires continued to burn will get a little moisture into the four corners but not in the areas that need to see it. summertime heat across the south. 80 in new york city come 86 in minneapolis, 84 in los angeles. back to you. cheryl: genesco thank you for much. trent or socialism or popular capitalism. how it could

happenet stabbing that friday night on 21st street northeast. guys, recognize these please call d.c. police. meantime we now know the names of the two men who died in a small plane crash in carol county, maryland. both men were from maryland. federal investigators are looking into the cause of that crash. >>> at 6:03 now, 14 fans were hurt while waiting for a backstreet boys concert. the fans are waiting under umbrellas in the middle of a storm yesterday. this casino claims about 150 people ignored the warning to get to shelter. officials evacuated the area and then cancelled the concert. >>> as the scandal surrounding the university ofnd mary football team -- the athletic staff, the current players, parents, school officials and theniversity president wallace lowe met yesterday. head coach d.j jvmj. dirkenas n there. jordan mcnair died dung practice. >> it's a gradual process and we're hoping that things will be well in the future >> parents we talked to said they support coach dirken fbut they will also support the universi's decision. >>> mar

this map shows the rising levels reaching as far as the northeast.monoxide can hurt the air we breathe and stays in the atmosphere for about a month. >>> five teenagers have been arrested in connection with car theft in the san jose neighborhood. the teenagers were arrested after investigators found the stolen lexus. it belongs to a woman in willow glen that said it was stolen from her driveway while she was eating dinner. she said the police that her car was used in two other crimes. the other willow glen resident complained about other crimes of the weekend including burglary, car theft and vandalism. >>> the san francisco police are looking for two man that shot the community activist in front of his home in the hunters point neighborhood. the 43-year-old was returning home after the community meeting to stop gun violence. he was shot five times, three times in the head. his older brother said he is well known and well respected the work he has done in the community. >> he does not attack the problem like the top down, he goes in levelheaded. >> a

soaking the northeast. >> monsoon. it didn't stop. >> reporter: rushing waters threatening drivers in several states. people and pets pulled to safety as cities and towns grapple with brutal conditions. in pennsylvania's lehigh valley, a scary situation. a hundred rafters on a field trip including many children went missing. rescue crews moved in quickly pulling doesens of the rafters to safety from the fast-moving water. authorities say all of them have now been accounted for. in phoenixville, crews rescued a boy clinging to a tree in a raging creek. in pittsburgh, a man is in critical condition after he was struck by lightning while playing soccer. officials in brick township, new jersey, declaring a state of emergency. and in little falls, the state's governor phil murphy getting a first hand look at the heavy storm damage. >> i promise you we're going to work together to try to find every available resource we can. >> reporter: a region waking up with heart breaking loss. >> everything is gone. >> reporter: while b

. >>> also breaking tonight, the severe thunderstorm watch in parts of the northeast just as we come on the air tonight. damaging winds, lightning expected. the system already flipping a plane, leading to rescues. rob has the new track. new york city and boston watching closely. >>> also developing, what the judge in the paul manafort trial has now revealed. the threats, why the u.s. marshals are now involved. jurors already ask for a larger room. >>> the husband and father under arrest after police believe they found the bodies of his wife and two daughters. tonight what we did not know, and the interview with him just hours before his confession. >>> the stand your ground case. that moment in the parking lot, and for the first time right here, the audio, the emergency calls. >> i need help now. >>> the hot car rescue. the deputy rushing a child to the hospital, left overnight in the car. >>> when will they prosecute the woman who pushed her friend from that bridge? the d.a. revealing his decision tonight. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy frid

flash flood emergencies for millions in the northeast. outside philadelphia overnight, good samaritans and police using bed sheets to form a human chain, saving a grandmother trapped in her car. in new york -- >> my car is on top of kim's car! >> reporter: floods waking residents before dawn. >> we have campers that are floating away with people inside. >> reporter: first responders using high profile vehicles and boats to help rescue some 50 people, including firefighters trapped by flash flooding. >> i want to make this point as serious as a heart attack -- floods are nothing to play with. >> reporter: flood watches and warnings across pennsylvania, too. residents in this state also facing a massive cleanup ahead. and david, with the ground so saturated already, more rain could mean even more flooding. it's going to be a slow, even hazardous commute for millions across the northeast tonight. david? >> no question about that. erielle, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's along the george washington bridge f

>>> also breaking as we come on, we are just learning of a shark attack in the northeast. paramedics called to the scene. swimmers rushed from the water tonight. >>> the deadly bridge collapse. drivers plummeting 150 feet. the death toll rising tonight. and what we've now learned. >>> the desperate search this evening for a pregnant mother and her two small daughters who vanished. the press conference just moments ago. >>> the close call on the runway. how did this happen? a van with people inside right in the path of an oncoming passenger jet. >>> and made in america tonight. the couple and the car in their garage. how much was it really worth? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the president taking aim and taking away top security clearance from a former top intelligence official who has been critical of the president. president trump today revoking clearance for former cia director john brennan, accusing him of, quote, erratic conduct and behavior. brennan responding on twitter, accusing the presiden

the heat and humidity today in the northeast is going to fuel those storms tomorrow, but already tonightes kansas city. the front pushes east tomorrow, dragged by the low that goes across the great lakes, increases the flood threat. and then rough storms by the evening commute pushing east during the nighttime tomorrow, from new jersey to new hampshire to the capital district of new york. could be a rough start to the weekend. david? >> all right, rob, see you on "gma" in the morning. >>> when we come back tonight, the consumer alert involving popular baby foods and levels of metal. >>> and the tragic incident involving queen elizabeth's doctor tonight. we'll be right back. 'll be right back. is. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fat

the remains of scott tends are was found in the northeast area of yosemite, he was last seen july 25 at the ranger station and was planning an extensive backpacking trip. the cause of his death is under investigation. >>> president donald trump lashed out, blasting special counsel and his ongoing russia investigation. in a series of tweets he called him disgraced and discredited and went on to say that he spent over 30 hours with the white house counsel only with my approval for purposes of transparency. the president is referring to the chief white house lawyer who spoke with his team three times in the president's lawyers say they are not afraid of what he said about the firing of the fbi director and handling of michael flynn. they are concerned about the president walking into a perjury trap. >> it's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth. he did not have a conversation -- truth is truth. truth is not truth. >> he tried to clarify the comments saying he was referring to the classic he said, she said puzzle. the white house counsel works for the white house, not for presid

we will see scattered showers and storms in the interior northeast.ot and humid down south. temperatures get back into the upper 80s. in the mid-atlantic with >>> we've got a cloudy start across the bay yarm 57 degrees right now in san jose. you can actually see that cloud cover right within our live camera. we are also seeing a nice marine layer along the coastline in san francisco. 56 degrees. the wind speeds are nice and calm. but still slightly breezy. you can see the flags waving through there. temperatures are still a little bit cooler than we were yesterday at this power. especially this the south bay, san jose four degrees cooler. the fog is hugging the coastline. the temperatures will be below seasonable. >>> i found the cutest thing out here. who is this? >> this is t.j. >> how old? >> he is 5 months. >> hi, t.j. >> he wanted to wish his grandpa happy birthday today. >> happy birthday. thanks for being here. i'm in love. guys. >> on cue, he smiled for you. thank you, dylan. >>> still to come, the new g-mail feature putting people in a frenzy

the south and the northeast dealing with a rainy saturday.t's a look at t weather across the country. here is a peek out your window. >> we alsoave a stalled frontal system just to the north of the mason-dixon line. have a chance to see rain showers throughout the temperatures out there right now, 60s and 70s across the board. it is warmut there right now. we'll continue to take those temperatures into the mid to upper 80s today with storms around, withwe isolated s around. so again some showers out there right now, only increasing in coverage throughout the afternoon. not everybody getting buwet. we'll have a chance out there all day. >> that's your latest forecast. >>la thank you. still ahead, justin timberlake set to release a new tell-all . bo his thoughts on love, music of course, nsync. >> as your kids head back school, saving hundreds of dollars on the much-needed school supplies. but first these messages. so, you'll be here to help if i need you? okay... what about he? yup. here? yup. is that for us? it sure is. gimme, gimme. what abo