a really dangerous heat across the south into portions of the northern plains, the intermountain west lightning too. also, severe weather back through portions of the midwest. that's going to be the theme as we go throughout this monday as well we do have a chance of seeing some heavy thunderstorms, heavy heavy downpours throughout the midatlantic. where you see that green shading, that's a likely spot. could see some strong storms too with winds gusting to 60 miles per hour could see some hail or even a chance of a tornado that would include the midwest into portions of the ohio valley. and then as we move towards tomorrow, we're going to see that right into the northern plains >> okay, michelle, thank you >>> still to come, meet the 9-year-old serving up a lot of love and a a whole l lot of lemonadede i don't.t. new cascscade platininum plus. withth double ththe dawn grere fifighting powower anand double the scscrubbing popower. for a nono rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. upgrgrade to newew cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. okay eveveryone, ourur missions co

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far north we're going to see very hot temperatures in the northern plains, the midwest. of course, not as hot as bthe south, but warm conditions very far north. dallas will hit 103 once again on monday after taking a break from the triple digits. houston will actually cool off a couple of degrees. and then you see as we head to the east, places in alabama, in the 80s. so temperatures have moderated a little bit for some areas across the mid south, the southern plains. these two areas of high pressure, these heat domes that are just trapping that hot air in are really going to stick around. we still have the excessive heat warnings in place, heat advisories for the down south as well as the southwest, hitting 125 in death valley on saturday. sunday, 120. palm springs, 116. vegas hitting 116. 114 phoenix, has been extremely hot, 22 consecutive days with temperatures at 110 or above. and the streak is going to stay alive over the next seven days most likely as temperatures top that. look at the low temperatures -- staying above 90 degrees for the seven-day period, as well.

we've seen the heat from the south into the northern plains and ohio valley and northeast.s broken. we've seen all-time records fall and that is not just in the u.s., that is across the earth. we're looking at three continents looking at heatwaves. and we're looking at so many triple digits. but the heat index is what your body perceives. feels like 106 in wichita, 109 in st. louis, 105 in nashville and really warm in phoenix. and in many, many spots across the east, it will feel like 107 tomorrow. like 99 in new york city. i extended out a bit earlier and it feels like the wet blanket on you. and that is where it is really taxing. so nice to see president biden asking for that alert hazard because we're looking at people who need to be outside. police officers. firefighters, farmers who need to be outside, so we need to have that in place that protect them. we have the heat in place and humidity in place, two triggers. and the front can trigger storms. heavy rainfall is part of the climate connection too. we could see flooding with these storms. and so this is what it look

that's not the only spot, parts of the rookies into northern plains. you can see these storms starting to pop. we're seeing some heavier rain throughout portions of the central plains. look at this rain in the east. that's what we'll see as we go throughout the rest of today. that swirl there, looking at those storms, indicating we're starting to see that daytime heating. lightning strikes there in parts of the northeast, the theme as we go throughout the day. 36 million americans under some sort of severe weather risks. some spots could see winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour. a low tornado threat, not zero. places like new york city, d.c., richmond, big cities could see strong storms. in addition to that, some heavy rainfall, over 3 inches in some spots. be careful as you're out and about driving tonight. we're talking about the heat as well, it's stormy, it sees steamy 36 million people impacted by a heat alert. the southwest really warm, some temperatures into the triple digits even near 120 in some spots. >> michelle grossman and dana griffin, th

. >>> and severe storms are impacting millions of people across the mid-atlantic and northern plains. this as millions more across parts of the south and west remain under heat alerts. joining us now, nbc news correspondent emily aqaeda. the stormy weather and stifling heat will linger today in some regions which is disappointing because people have a lot of celebrations planned. is this going to impact the celebratios at all? >> it could be hit or miss. happy fourth to you. in a matter of hours we'll see more than 60,000 shells launched from bargers floating on the east river behind me to light up the night sky in the largest fireworks display for july 4th in the country. as you mentioned, the big question, will weather interfere in these displays. that's what so many americans are thinking about as they face stormy weather and stifling heat. it could hamper the holiday. this morning, americans celebrating the fourth even as wild weather hits the country coast to coast. this massive funnel forming in the northern plains, as strong winds and torrential rain drenched parts of the south

severe weather risk throughout the inner mountain west to the northern plains. the midwest as well. still really hot in the southwest. temperatures into the triple digits. we're going to be warm in the south central states. we have been talking about that area for weeks and weeks with the heat dome in place. it's sort of relaxed. we're looking at temperatures near 100 degrees. conditions from the southeast to the carolinas, the mid atlantic, you get the idea, and notice the brighter colors. that's where we're anticipating the chance for heavy rainfall. it's not just the winds, not just the hail. not just the tornado threat. we're looking at the chance for really heavy rainfall. summer like downpours where you squeeze out the sponge and get the downpours that could lead to flash flagged. the forecast, who's going to be impacted. a lot of us are going to be impacted, the major cities in minneapolis, denver, billings, a chance for showers, also some storms and really heavy rain throughout portions of the midwest into the central plains, and then we headed over to the east. new york cit

again, want to rebuilding in the northern plains and in the midwest as well. jumping science and having the quotes happening in the caribbean in particular over his spend unit. a mess of major storms, i think on their way through flash floods, surgery again, cube or involve probably jamaica and also the bahamas. you'll notice with mexico things quite a few shelves, which is more of a daily occurrence and rather than the normal, i suppose, for the constant of science america, big dry area. the moment of attempts have been so high recently believe year and category they've come down to 24. this rain in the southeast of brazil more, more noble. but what circulating just off the river plate could bring some, i think, well can bring to you to guar. both of you there left with 30 degrees and a bright often to late wednesday. the to the, the but the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching i'll just here. i mind about top stores this how scientists warning got to a possible taping point could be reached in 2 years. is global emissions on reduced say the atlantic gulf stream cou

ready, thunderstorms will be rumbling across the top of that dome of heat across the central and northern plains the next couple of days with damaging winds back to you. rhiannon and andrew mark , thank you. >> the heat fueled fire spreading across greece triggered a new wave of evacuations overnight, this time on the island of corfu. it comes as nearly 20,000 people were forced to flee another popular tourist destination when wildfires tearing across the greek island of rhodes for the seventh straight day, fueled by a heat wave that's sweeping across europe. the massive flames racing up the mountains threatened resorts and burning homes to the ground. the our heart is here. please save us, this woman says as her house burns huge plumes of smoke filling the skies, the sun barely visible before and after satellite images show just how much earth has been scorched by the fires. 19,000 people were evacuated from homes and hotels as the flames reached resorts on the southeastern coast of the island. it is horrendous. >> it was absolutely. i've never been so scared in my entire life. >> officials say

notice the cold air in portions of the northern plains. rapid city, that's where we expect the chance for severe storms because we have the cold canadian air meeting up with the cold front. that's going to trigger storms. let's spend time here because this is what we are wondering about the fireworks forecast. looking better than yesterday. boston, new york city, d.c., we will see the chance for storms and some really heavy downpours throughout the day. i do think we will clear it out after 7:00, 8:00. hopefully, trending towards a drier forecast for the fireworks. miami, atlanta, new orleans, you could see storms. heavy rain in minneapolis. could see storms there, too. denver, same story. the west coast, it's about the heat. phoenix, 101. you have clear skies. clear skies in los angeles. 61. that's picture perfect. same story in san francisco, 56 degrees. 76 in seattle. boise, 73. billings, 57. this is the story for today, the setup. we have the really long cold front. we have the cold air coming down from canada. that's going to trigger

great to see you 102 million americans under heat alerts stretching across the south into the northern plains, midwest and into the northeast as well. record-breaking temperatures in the northeast by friday so we do have heat advisories in the orange excessive heat warnings including phoenix and philadelphia, we will see the heat expanding, triple digits all across the map, las vegas, phoenix, el paso, lubbock and feeling like over 100 in st. louis. the heat index there today 107 new york city feeling like 103 norfolk feeling like 103 cincinnati w south. temperatures in the upper 90s. triple digits in oklahoma city 102 in dallas. the heat goes on and on. we're going to track that. and we're going to track the storms we're expecting later on this afternoon, also tomorrow in a few minutes. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with a look at how tiktok is getting into the music business. >>> amazon is facing legal action from the ftc. what an antiti-trust lawsuit wod mean for thahat trillionon doll companany. justst between u us, you know what's betetter than m mopp? anything!! ugh. anything!! well, i

and that's where the big sandstone is like going to be again, want to rebuilding in the northern plains and in the midwest as well. jumping science and having the courts happening in the caribbean, in particular, over his spend you to a massive may you just storms, i think on my way through flash flood surgery again, cube, or involve probably jamaica and also the bahamas. you'll notice with mexico things quite a few shelves, which is more of a daily occurrence. and robin boy, no more, i suppose, for the confidence of science, america, big dry area. and i'm going to attempt to been so high recently believe year and category they've come down to $24.00. this rain in the south, east of brazil, more more noble. but what circulating just off the river plates could bring some i think welcome brain to you to guar. both of you there left with 30 degrees and a bright often to late wednesday. the weather brought to you by visit castle. they may not be the top of the titles. they might not have the biggest stages, but they stand as tightens in the face of the freshest fall right. to move that you

>> 31 million americans under a heat alert right now stretching from the south to the northern plains over the next couple of days. the northeast seeing really hot temperatures by the end of the week. the next seven days, 285 million people will experience temperatures o'of 90 degrees or greater. salt lake city, phoenix, miami also under an excessive heat warnings. you're not going to make it to the 100 degree mark in miami, but you factor in that humidity it's going feel like over 100. that heat above average, 15 to 20 degrees above average in portions of the midwest, the northern plains and great lakes. then the northeast by the end of the week, the middle of the week into the end of the week, we're looking at really hot temperatures. take a look at some of these numbers for today, triple digits in salt lake city, tucson, albuquerque, el paso, stretching all the way to bismarck 93 today. that will stay in place tomorrow with temperatures in the 90s in minneapolis, and then as we near the end of the week, we're looking at mid-90s but feeling like near 100 degrees on friday. >> danger

this is on the northern plains. enormous, enormous productions of grain, as you can see, the railroad hauls in and out the new mechanized machinery that's developing during these years being used. gang often imported abroad. it's industry this is basically industrial production. so in addition to areas that you would expect like mining the west was industrializing even even in its farms. so we're not only paying for all of this transformation, we're not only providing the resources for it. the west is in many way leading the way in the process. this is the birth. this is part of the birth, an a central part of the birth of modern america. point. latin america as a scientific leader, was trying to figure out a way to to illustrate this. so i got online there are three categories of nobel prizes. in the sciences chemistry, physics and. from 2010 until 2004, 2010 or 1221 nobel prizes were awarded. 54 scientists in. the united states that is equal to the number of nobel prizes in those three sciences awarded to the next

some could be severe across the northern plains.day into tuesday for accuweather, i'm meteorologist mark mancuso. >> coming up, the deadly grizzly bear attack near yellowstone national park. we will hear from the victim's mother. >> also ahead, what we're learning about this wild crash caught on camera in san francisco and what police have reportedly found at the home of the suspected gilgo beach serial killer - did you see that? - whoa, whoa, we scored? - yeah we scored, we're going to the playoffs. - i can't believe i missed that. (bell dings) every time i'm buzzed i spend too much time on my phone. - what? i should take your phone away. - no, no, no, i'll call for a ride. - hey, why does my face look like that? - (laughing) i'm playing with these new face filters. - okay you know what? that's mine. - [buzzed guy] i'm gonna need that back. - [kevin] nope. - [buzzed guy] kevin. will we be at your team's ballpark? >> we are back now with a wild scene in san francisco. so a car plunging over the set of stairs, knocking down a tree, f

record-setting canadian wildfires is again making the air hazardous to breathe this weekend across the northern plainser midwest. dealing with this summer smoke is a new experience for many outside the western united states, where it's all too common. and as the smoke triggers breathing problems for many, it also highlights the fact that more than 5 million americans don't have easy access to a respiratory specialist. for walt and penny copeland, the small town of hayden, colorado has been home for 5 decades. set high in the rocky mountains, they're that much closer to the deep blue skies and puffy white clouds. >> maybe take a bunch of deep breaths. >> don't cheat on your oxygen test. >> i didn't. [laughter] john: three years ago, they were comfortably settled into retired life when walt began having breathing problems. >> i was having a checkup after my heart valve. once a year, i'd go for a checkup. they found a little spot on my left lung that was kind of cloudy. john: he was diagnosed with pneumonitis -- inflammation of the lung tissue, also call farmers lung. >> there's hundreds of different typ

hot and stormy there we have a storm threat in the northern plains. could see some damaging winds.ging winds as well. and then rain possible in new england, parts of the midatlantic into parts of the northeast. still raining in the lower mississippi valley on wednesday. but look at the pleasant conditions from new england into the northeast. also portions in the midatlantic. we'll see some showers in florida on wednesday back to you both >> okay. thanks, michelle >>> crocheting is cool again thanks to gen z. we unravel the newest trend hobby, when we come back (wha) i just cleleaned thosese. try y dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. that's w why dawn isis trusd it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. to save e wildlife affected b by oil. it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. dawnwn platinum m cleans to thehe squeak. it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. when t target's gogood anand gather g groceries,, dawnwn platinum m cleans to thehe squeak. brbring joy toto the table for r less. when shariring, the love s starts withth qualality

the northern plains and midwest are set to roast next.lise preston is in burbank and leads us off tonight. good evening, elise. >> reporter: adriana, e.r. visits are up in california and i cross the country as medical workers treat thousands of people this week for heat-related illnesses. among those, firefighters and paramedics, who are also struggling in the triple-digit temperatures. crews are battling flames across the west as july could be the hottest month on record. the blistering heat dome is fueling a massive wildfire in southern washington state that's already burned more than 30,000 angers. the extreme weather causing deaths in several states, including arizona, iowa, florida and pennsylvania where authorities recovered the body of 2-year-old mattie shiels. her 9-month-old brother conrad still missing. six people died in a flash flooding one week ago. >> mattie was found 32 miles away from where she was lost, she has never been closer to all of our hearts as she is now. >> reporter: scientists say global warming is driving this

. >> as for the heat, it is expected to spread into the northern plains and the midwest next week. >>reme weather is prompting more insurance companies to pull out of high risk areas, including california, due to wildfires. a man near san francisco says he lost his insurance coverage based on photos he claims were taken by a drone that his insurance company flew over his property. he admits there's clutter in his yard, but says his home is not in a fire zone and he's never made a claim. he says no one came to inspect the property. >> they said, oh, well, no, we sent over a drone. i'm like, oh , they have a drone that they sent over my property and i don't know, flew down into my yard. we were just found guilty and punished and we had no idea, no warning, no opportunity to mitigate the situation. >> so the company did not confirm using a drone, but said it does use aerial imagery from a fixed wing plane or satellite. a developing story now overseas. >> hackers linked to beijing have reportedly hacked into the email account of nicholas burns, the us ambassador to china. according to the

and as if things couldn't get worse, the heat wave is forecast to expand into the midwest and northern plainsbut we begin this evening in the west with cbs's elise preston in los angeles. good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. many in los angeles are using umbrellas to shield themselves from the brutal sun, but there's no relief in sight for these dangerous triple digit temperatures. in phoenix, first responders race to save lives as the city is expected to hit its 24th straight day of temperatures of 110 degrees or higher. the nights are just as brutal, not dipping below 90. >> i guess we have to be vampires in this kind of weather. >> reporter: nationwide extreme heat kills more than 700 people every year. for paramedics working those 911 calls, the priority is cooling people down with icy cold ivs, wet towels and ice packs. >> put them under the armpits, inside the shirts, put them in the groin area. >> reporter: july is shattering heat records. more than 3,500 so far. cities including las vegas, austin and miami are on a streak of dangerous temperatures. >> at som

million people impacted by heat alert can you see them through the south, the west, into the northern plains. we're looking at temperatures well into the triple digits once again in the west. 92 in des moines st. louis 96, eight degrees above average. still very we'll see strong storms, at lys a possibility in the mid atlantic, an and sweltering in the south. 118 in phoenix we're also looking at the chance for strong to severe storms later this afternoon we'll take a look at that in just a few minutes >> michelle, thank you >>> still to come, twitter loses its wings. >> of a dropping its birird log we look back at what made e twtwitter r fly so higigh and wt goes from m here so h high and wt goes frorom here ♪ ththis is knowowing even superhereroes... can n use a sidedekick. ♪ walgreens. mr. cleaean magic ereraser pos througugh tough memesses. mr. cleaean magic ereraser pos so it makekes it look k like i spent t hours cleaeanin, mr. cleaean magic ereraser pos and yoyou know i d didn't.. it m makes my rurunning shoe lolook like nenew! it's s amazing. it m makes my rurunning shoe lolook like n

violent weather has been moving across the mid atlantic and northern plains, putting millions of people at risk this week our emilie ikeda has the details. >> reporter: from sweeping thunderstorms to a crippling heat >> very hot, like i feel like i'm melting hot. >> reporter: severe weather isn't taking a holiday, heading into july 4. and it's packing a punch wind gusts topping 60 miles per hour, sweeping through lexington, kentucky over the weekend. residents facing the tangled aftermath. >> hail, rain came from everywhere with it raining so hard you couldn't come outside. are are t. >> reporter: that system killing a woman and boy near st. louis in chicago floodwaters inundating cars. >> i believe this is the strongest downpour of rain since 1987 >> reporter: while in new york, torrential rain transformed roadways into water ways sunday, prompting the urgent evacuation of more than 200 people from camp grounds and homes in clinton county the area reported nearly two months of rain in 24 hours >> everything's like leveled roads are washed out looks like a war zone. >> reporter: meantim

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as we go through why to stay in the shower was running up across the northern plains, central positive canada, a lot of shelves, just putting up once again i was the operations as we go through i 1st i self is that generally try very hard to find how to when to northern parts of mexico, but we go to russia, showers around southern areas of mexico into central america, could scattering the showers to across the islands slowly, making the way further west. the west brought to you by visit castle documentary is looking for my present and illuminate our past multiple cds, these for themselves and make up their own minds. witness on the just the dreaming of some of the more amazing dissimilar you'll find. excellent or anything incredible days at all. if you want you can just cc it's all hearing stuff. visit a couple of dot com the the do without us here. i mind of a main storage now. representatives from saddam's warring sides of back in the style of the city of china to potentially it was the means are wrecked, cease find tools, have been several fails. each task all means hard, but it's i

of some what the weather, also sliding out of outputs of interest has got to want across the northern plains over the next couple of days to the south. well, we got some live, you shows still affecting southern parts of central america. i ro, tropical storm beatrice, that's in the process of filling out now for the caravans. it's not too far to drive the showers for the east mountains. the go to you by visit castle and charles dunn's. the rates are behind the sides. dramatize to put cost from. i'll just hear that. and they say we hear from some of history's blogs, notable women, and unconventional and extraordinary office. i am 40 that kind of coming this revolution of every one in china, new my space. you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out. know, subscribe way. if you listen to the welcome back you watching out, is there a mind top stories this out? the grandmother of the teenagers shot dead by police during the traffic stop in a power somebody is asking for the rods things and the depth of the 17 year old. his trinket, a face, tonight's of un

here with cool, so be seen some of the show spinning out the central kind of the through the northern plains thinking further southwards as we go through the next day. oh, so are you guys that hate 42 celsius once again into a dallas habitable with the south west coast. that's a south west tab, but you're still getting up into the mid forties for many the own guaranteed way set to continue something of a response. if we can go to that for dallas, by friday, temperatures at around $39.00 sayles just to kinda hate to down into that southeastern corner. so he relies showers then rolling across the lakes and showers to just coming across into the appalachians of a little crop of storm spilling off the mountains. uh, sinking further south where its uh, through kansas, pushing a little further south west and east was really piping up. some will i be storms here as we go on 3 friday last child damaging wednesday or tornadoes. certainly a possibility of some of those channels for a little bit of hate. we hope down to was that se and cold up, but it will sit still, but spank, pretty hot. meanwhile, a

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so some damaging winds just running across the northern plains, pushing towards the upper midwest. as we go through 1st, i then become a little more organized along the appalachians, as we run into fraud. and by that stage, i'm afraid that could be some way to weather back towards the east and see both in new york, new england, cuz the most challenged. longest bells of right on that saturated ground over towards the west. it is fine and dry out and sunny. sunny weather continues to cause northern parts of mexico but into the caravan. it's really this area of this plot just only keeping an eye on running in from the woods, into the right time to lease the the the the, [000:00:00;00] the the welcome back here to the top stories here this hour and make 2 leaders a promise, more financial and miniature support to ukraine, on the final day of a summit and miscellaneous ukrainian president. let them is that lensky says, these are see the show and says, he's country will join the alliance once a week with russia and watch them all as an actual quote, certified the results of the 1st round

just almost just running across the northern plains will gather and make my way for the race was squeezing the heat out of the way and will heat. we do have lots of very high temperatures down across southern most pots and that heat as you can see, coming right up through minneapolis to run. so by the way, into also getting into the thirty's, across that eastern half of north america does get squeezed. a little further east, which as we go on through the next couple of days as you can see something a little cooler. some refresher coming back in behind is this next pad to frank comes through, but is that cooler that comes in violent storm. so the likely once again, flash flooding, lodge hail, damage thing, wins, or tornadoes, always a possibility. as we go through the coming dies. why the sty still say some live the showers down towards the southeast in cold, grassy, making the way further southwards and east, with some lovely storms to pushing across the grades around tennis. but a cloud just coming into web, puerto rico hispaniola over the next couple of days. but try to the east of the w

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so some damaging wins, just running across the northern plains, pushing towards the upper midwest. as we go through 1st, i then become a little more organized along the appalachians, as we run into fraud. and by that stage, i'm afraid that could be some way to weather back towards the east and see both in new york, new england, cuz the most challenged. longest bells of right on that saturated ground over towards the west. it is fine and dry out and sunny. sunny weather continues to cause northern parts of mexico but into the caravan. it's really this area of this plot, just only keeping an eye on running in from the woods, into the grey trying to lease the weather. brought to you by visit castle to the journey of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama de, ward for translation. an international understanding has become the most important translation award from am to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t

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looking at shower chances, we have hot and stormy weather in the southwest, a storm threat in the northern plains an dijing winds in the lower mississippi valley, southeast, mid-atlantic into parts of the new england. wednesday really nice conditions new england into the northeast, temperatures nice and comfortable for this time of year the great lakes will see comfortable temperatures as well showers are possible in the lower mississippi valley, below average temperatures in portions of the intermountain west. record highs continue in the south. that will be the same story towards friday we will be wet from new england into the southeast on friday back to you both. >> thanks, michelle. >>> we are heading to the tcpih with the u.s. women's national team ahead of their big game tomorrow even with scrubbbbing? (whaaat?)) i just cleleaned thosese. try y dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. that's w why dawn isis trusd it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. to save e wildlife affected b by oil. it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. dawnwn platinum m cleans to

as we go through where the stay in the shower was running up across the northern plains, central positive kind of a lot of showers that just popping up once again. i was the operations as we go through. i 1st i south of that generally try very hard to find how to into northern parts of mexico, but we go to russia, showers around southern areas of mexico into central america, gets scattering the shouts to across the audience. slowly, making the way to the west. the, the the, the but the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching out is there a mind the thought told the story is the south us sold to in north korean custody off and legally crossing the border from south korea. the soldier identified as travis king was taken call us in a to and the demilitarized time was separate. so to chris courtney and officials say the blacks, the poor for this that has come on the russian attacks. the 2nd noise to the right, the regional governance says that at defense systems when gains to repel we are strong to us city of phoenix, pro a rack, who would set nearly half a century ago 19 consecutive days and tempe

of some what the weather also sliding out of out but some interest has got to run across the northern plains over the next couple of days to the south. well, we got some large shows still affecting southern parts of central america. ro, tropical storm beatrice, that's in the process of filling out now for the caravans. it's not too far to drive, but showers for the east mountains. the football are from spect freighted. battling opponents on the pick up fighting factories them at home and the girl, the court building legend edit continental introduces set. the need known about a warning uses beloved game to help himself on others, survived the horrors of a magic concentration. football rebels on i'll just leave the of the book about kill what you all just bear with me. so robin, in the hard reminder of all the top stories, these really falls is a killer, 3 palestinians and engine move in 10 people in jeanine. and they all combined westbank, a full palestinian with shops until the middle of the bottom of the team. they just shot dead by police during a traffic stop in the power. so the above t