that fighting has been especially fears in the northwest and sir gang region. the military has learned several offensive in the area. who are you at all related? we've been fighting the military for a year now. as you might oh, but we don't have enough weapons even with you already. wearing a la, we're fighting them with home made guns. are you guys don't like it? well, manila news and after rebel a text come thera, price of this village has been reduced to s. s. people are still and their shock laggy land are when the soldiers came to our village. we hid behind some shrub. emma, but my son was in bad health and couldn't escape only when the soldiers found him that they beat him to death. i bought it from my hiding place that i heard the sound of someone being killed, died, as i love or what but my lower little melana larvae soldiers came to our village and on their way back to their camp when i was not alone. and not that big noise fighting around to you, so they just came to destroy things. and so torch 60 houses while the military crack down in northern me a

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could be the odd heavy one, perhaps the odd rumble of thunder in the far northwest.ngland and wales, but drier in the east and winds not as strong as recent days, but still gusts of perhaps 30—a0 mph. so, a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. temperatures a touch warmer than in recent days, 19 or possibly 20 in the southeast, but typically the mid to high teens further north. into the evening and overnight, as we head through into sunday now, still some showers in the far northwest. clear skies elsewhere, but then this next area of cloud and rain moves in from the southwest to start off your sunday morning. so, this feature here is a waving weather front which is going to dominate sunday's weather for some of us in the south. some uncertainty about just how far north the wave on that weather front gets, where exactly is going to see the rainfall, but it looks most likely on sunday for parts of southern england and south wales. and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain. if you're running in the marathon or if you're go

at an altitude of one and a half kilometers, kursk in kursk the contrast is even brighter in the northwestnus 0.3 in the southeast plus, 23 kursk region turned out to be the meeting point of summer and winter a strong wind is blowing today on the severskaya plain in the urals in the lower reaches of the volga and up to pryvyi , the wind speed is 15-20 m/s; in the middle volga of vyatka, in most of the central region and the northwestern region, the wind accelerates to 20 m/s. in the moscow smolensk bryansk regions , there are gusts in places. winds can reach 25 m/s. this there may be only one gust, but its probability exists, and a stream with a speed of 25 m / s has a great destructive force, but the most intense precipitation will take place today near the center of the cyclone, over 20 mm, in some places it will fall in the east of the leningrad region in the novgorod region in a day region and in karelia in the north-west of the central region. showers will be moderate with 5-10 mm of precipitation. in the south-east there will be light rain in the kursk region, strong wind, while it p

truck he has the northwest breeze.rence the lower the pacific northwest moves out that high to the west will move in for a couple of days. really, just a little bit warmer. we might hit upper eighties tomorrow to near 90 for some of the most inland locations, and it looks like it just kind of eases off a little bit. so we go into the weekend but still good. 60 seventies eighties on those temps, if you like this kind of weather, you can't do much better than this. dave going out there even early october is the way it's looking. alright steve. thank you time now. 6 52, a popular part of breakfast may soon cost more coming up at seven o'clock how the price of orange juice may shoot up because of hurricane ian. and advocates for the homeless, accusing san francisco city leaders of ignoring the problem. the lawsuit, they're filing over what california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they

a bit more cloud and a few splashes of rain towards the northwest later on.1 celsius in london. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the queen's grandchildren hold a solemn vigil at her lying in state, led by the prince of wales and the duke of sussex. it's the first time in history a monarch's grandchildren, have performed the ceremony. a complete privilege, absolute privilege to see them honouring their grandmother. a moment that i will neverforget. to see her grandchildren respecting her like that was so moving, really moving. earlier, there were cheers as king charles and prince william greeted people waiting in the queue for the queen's lying in state.

picture, is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest.tjust bringing cloud, but this band of rain. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain southeastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it, and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions, following the rain. but the rain is still falling early on thursday morning in scotland and northern ireland, heavy in places. that rain willjust trickle down in northern england, and it will get wetter here during the day, especially in the northwest of england. some rain in the afternoon, heading into wales, but ahead of the rain, midlands, much of southern and eastern england will be dry, some spells of sunshine and still quite warm air. so, we could make 22 degrees again in the south east. but following the band of rain, whilst we'll get some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light, it's cooler air, so temperatures wi

they left russia and, accordingly, the northwest in terms of containers.st lowered it, and we began to feel it most strongly, and according to the results of june-july, according to the results of these months, the container cargo turnover, namely, the cargo turnover, it fell by about 90%, and if we talk about other basins, they suffered less volume, and novorossiysk. cargo turnover fell, on an accrual basis for 7 months 22 years by 2%, and in the far east it increased by 7.5%. that is, how what has changed: firstly, there was a relocation of cargo flows to the east, northwest, secondly, if we talk about the northwest, then we are forced, and in the absence of containers, but were forced to develop transshipment, other cargoes of the general bank. that's about the relocation of directions. recently , the case group opened a new route in the delivery, and containers from china to russia through russia are the first flight. as far as i know it is scheduled for this month. and what prospects are opening up for the company in connection with this and how in ge

picture, is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest.loud, but this band of rain. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain southeastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it, and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions, following the rain. but the rain is still falling, early on thursday morning, in scotland and northern ireland, heavy in places. that rain willjust trickle down in northern england, and it will get wetter here during the day, especially in the northwest of england. some rain in the afternoon, heading into wales, but ahead of the rain, midlands, much of southern and eastern england will be dry, some spells of sunshine and still quite warm air. so, we could make 22 degrees again in the south east. but following the band of rain, whilst we'll get some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light, it's cooler air, so temperatures will be typicall

the latest instance of which an attack on a school in the sa going region in the northwest. the me and my army, a tech, the building was helicopters. at least 11 kids were killed in the air strike dozens more where wound it witness a se soldiers than entered the monastery and continued shooting for an hour in the capitol ne p door. the hunter had a different version of that, incidental. yep. e, i in regard i met only as a terrorist so called people's defense force and the couch in independence. army force people to stay under the main building of the monastery and where only then they started far on the security forces while using the villagers as human shields, we had to shoot back. you know, declare chia since the military cool. in february 2021 and the brutal crack down on nonviolent mass protests. more and more people have taken up arms. ethnic rebels have sidelined their divisions and united their forces. the exide government has also formed an art militia called the people of defense force. the fighting has been especially fears in the north, west and sa gang region. t

clouds carry with them rather cool air masses, but the main cooling awaits the inhabitants of the northwest. here in the daytime up to plus eight plus 13 in the middle lane, the sun, looking out in the breaks of rain clouds, will be able to warm the air up to +13. 18, but in the south warm weather will linger in the kuban and the north caucasus and the lower volga in the afternoon +25 and above in the following days the cyclone will move down the ob and yenisei, while the middle and southern latitudes. the russian plains will still remain under the influence of the cyclonic depression. so, until the end of the week, it will not be without precipitation, and only the crest of the anticyclone will stretch to the north of the region and, thanks to its efforts, the weather will quickly improve. in st. petersburg today tomorrow more light rains in the afternoon the thermometers will rise, only up to +12 + 14 from thursday the precipitation will stop and the air will gradually warm up. so by saturday the temperature regime will return to the september climate, central russia is the opposite. unti

and we do have a little trough of low pressure to the northwest. it's going to be helping to usher in those cooler temperatures that northwest wind and more importantly that nice cool, moist ocean air that we we we get used to around here and then we certainly needed to tomorrow. temperatures going even lower below average. so check this out. san francisco, high of just 68 for you tomorrow. 71 in oakland, 73 in san jose. see, these are all below average. 75 in livermore. 79 in concord and santa rosa. i'll be back a little bit with your extended forecast for now. send it back to the desk. today, president biden traveled to boston to draw attention to a new federally backed study that aims to change. >> the way that we fight cancer, it's called cancer moonshot. kron four's to about joins us here now live from the newsroom with more on this new initiative. thanks for joining us. >> of course, justine, kind of an interesting name, it's a nod to the 60th anniversary of president john f kennedy's moonshot speech in which he outlined his goal to land a ma

picture, is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest. band of rain. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain southeastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it, and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions, following the rain. but the rain is still falling early on thursday morning in scotland and northern ireland, heavy in places. that rain willjust trickle down in northern england, and it will get wetter here during the day, especially in the northwest of england. some rain in the afternoon, heading into wales, but ahead of the rain, midlands, much of southern and eastern england will be dry, some spells of sunshine and still quite warm air. so, we could make 22 degrees again in the south east. but following the band of rain, whilst we'll get some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light, it's cooler air, so temperatures will be typically 15 or 16 degre

picture is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest.ut this band of rain. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain south eastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions following the rain. but the rain is still falling early on thursday morning in scotland and northern ireland. heavy in places, that rain will just trickle down in northern england and will get wetter here during the day, especially in the northwest of england. some rain in the afternoon, heading into wales, but ahead of the rain, midlands, much of southern and eastern england will be dry, some spells of sunshine and still quite warm air. so, we could make 22 degrees again in the south east. but following the band of rain, whilst we'll get some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light, it's cooler air, so temperatures will be typically 15 or 16 de

they will be most frequent out towards the northwest.lly shouldn't be too bad at all. later, saturday night into sunday, another weather front to just brushed southern front of the uk. the thinking is by the time we get to the afternoon, most of us should have a dry day. just before i 90, should have a dry day. just before i go, an update on tropical storm ian. the second landfall is now expected on the south carolina coast. it's likely to cause problems and heavy rain inland as well. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. hurricane ian has left devastation in many parts of florida turning out to be one of the worst storms in us history. president biden says early reports suggest it may have caused many deaths. he said it could be the deadliest storm in the state's history. russia is preparing to celebrate the annexation of ukrainian the un is calling it a violation of international law denounced russia's move. antonio guterres said it would be a dangerous escalation that contravened everything the international community was meant to

could be the odd heavy one, perhaps the odd rumble of thunder in the far northwest., but drier in the east and winds not as strong as recent days, but still gusts of perhaps 30—40 mph. so, a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. temperatures a touch warmer than in recent days, 19 or possibly 20 in the southeast, but typically the mid to high teens further north. into the evening and overnight, as we head through into sunday now, still some showers in the far northwest. clear skies elsewhere, but then this next area of cloud and rain moves in from the southwest to start off your sunday morning. so this feature here is a waving weather front which is going to dominate sunday's weather for some of us in the south. some uncertainty about just how far north the wave on that weather front gets, where exactly is going to see the rainfall, but it looks most likely on sunday for parts of southern england and south wales. and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain. if you're running in the marathon or if you're going to spectate,

today they will rotate to the west and northwest. increasing 10 to 15. maybe even 20.s good news. it will blow some of the pollutants out of the bay area, so it won't be as hazy. what we're looking at is left over some tropical moisture lining the spine of the high sierra and we have a lot of traffic penis offshore, which is going to enhance our marine layer and pull down some cooler air mass so temperatures will play him like this slightly below average everywhere except for santa rosa at 87 degrees 87, also morgan hill and jochen fairfield seventies will become around the peninsula and we're talking about 80 and alejo, venetia and martin. jazz overnight. better sleeping weather fifties and sixties mountain view and in antioch, and here's your extended forecast. check out wednesday. andre and gasia. this is going to be my favorite day. this work week. look at that. oh average for once. it's wonderful . thank you. it's 8 40. now we continue to follow that developing news in the east bay that possible shooting on highway for this morning. ktvu james torres still live at

the exception as the winds strengthen will be the northwest of scotland — a band of heavy rain quickly by the end of the afternoon. temperatures for all down on what we've seen through recent days, aided and abetted by that strengthening wind. those winds will go northwesterly as we go into sunday evening. that band of rain through the evening, scotland, northern ireland, pushes through quite quickly, then clear skies and showers, and then that rain spread its way southwards across much of england and wales, too, into monday morning. now, it's actually going to be very cold on monday morning, but it probably won't feel as chilly just because of the strength of the wind, and that wind will be a key feature because, as we go into monday and indeed tuesday, it's coming down from the north and northwest, feeding with the air that's come all the way from the arctic. you've got to remember it's september, so in the sunnier moments, it probably won't feel too bad out there. but when you're in the showers — and there should be plenty around on monday — it will feel distinctly chilly. those sho

outside of maybe the pacific northwest.t's been that way a couple of days, it will continue that way for a couple of days. we're talking heat advisories, excessive heat warnings. look at some of the numbers for labor day. laboring to stay cool in sacramento at 112 on your monday afternoon. 109 bakersfield. 102 again in salt lake city. we've had 32 days above 100 this summer in the slc. eastern half of the nation, scattered showers and thunderstorms, typical late-summertime pattern for labor day monday. otherwise, we're dry but warm even into the northern plains. we're also watching the tropics. the main area closest to people or americans would be tropical storm earl just north of puerto rico and the virgin islands, looking for some rain there. that should drift northward, maybe toward bermuda, by midweek. >> all right, paul goodloe at the weather channel. >>> to memphis now and new details about a missing teacher whose abduction friday was caught on camera. cbs' elise preston is there. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to

picture, is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest.this band of rain. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain southeastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it, and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions, following the rain. but the rain is still falling, early on thursday morning, in scotland and northern ireland, heavy in places. that rain willjust trickle down in northern england, and it will get wetter here during the day, especially in the northwest of england. some rain in the afternoon, heading into wales, but ahead england will be dry, some spells of sunshine and still quite warm air. so, we could make 22 degrees again in the south east. but following the band of rain, whilst we'll get some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light, it's cooler air, so temperatures will be typically 15 or 16 degrees. that band of rain, still initially rather

temperatures around london and for a time, for many in the northwest, closer to 1a or 15.at important? the london marathon on sunday and here's the thinking, the rain will probably reach southwestern parts of the uk earlier in the and then it starts to reach london and it looks as though clear by the time we get to the afternoon and so, we will call it a wet start from the marathon and into the afternoon, then you should try out but there is uncertainty with regards to how quickly, around that you have a fine day on sunday. if you're wondering about monday, high pressure across england and wales, fine weather here with light winds and pleasant conditions and turning and pleasant conditions and turning a bit warmer but in the northwest, we'll get closer to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western isles of scotland in temperatures in the high teens and in scotland and northern ireland and here's the outlook next week it looks as though at times, the weather will be settled by those temperatures could reach 20 degrees

we are thrilled you are leading the fight to break not just the northwest but for our country. i will be pleased to be tall guy in this effort. in this cause to make sure the rights of women are protected. >> we have witnessed over the past several months of full out assault on women. on the reproductive freedoms, on the basic civil rights and civil liberties to make decisions that are life and death decisions to them. undermining the right to travel. undermining the right to privacy. to be able to have communications with their mothers on facebook. to be able to talk to their doctors. to be able to access a lifesaving care. it is unconscionable to me that senator graham now believes this should be a federal law. that he believes now it states rights no longer need to weigh in our minds. he needs to have federal ban across the board. he wants to codify the supreme court's decision that women, for 40 years of their lives, their entire reproductive right have no right to privacy that's what he wants to codify. no woman in america for 40 years of her life has a fundamental right t

northwest that we have got that colderair. here northwest that we have got that colder air. fortune, really, compared with last night, because tonight it is milder in the south, but colder in the north. looks quite cloudy for much of the day across east anglia, the southeast of england, some rain from time to time, perhaps, but elsewhere, i think we will see some sunshine. a scattering of showers. these look most likely across northern ireland and scotland, pushed in on the northwesterly breeze. temperatures across much of the country will be a little bit slower than today, could still make 20 celsius across south wales in some sunshine. heading into the weekend, there is still some may not far away from the far southeast of england, and this time we will cease a few showers coming in in a northerly breeze into england and east wales, drier weather for scotland and northern ireland, here it will feel a rather chilly 14—15 celsius. a cool day on saturday. quite a cold night to come on saturday night with clear skies and lighter winds. things are going to start to change later

after the rain, it is cooler in the northwest.'s a lot really unclear. until i get my final bill and my final quote and i know what it is going to be, i can't relax. schools, hospitals, charities will also get help. we'll be looking at the numbers. also on the programme... russia's president announces plans to call up 300,000 reservists to help its military campaign in ukraine — and he issues this threat to the west... translation: if the territorial integrity of our country is -

but it will trak will track to the northwest as we head through the later half of the week. even as they turn out further to the west as it will move away, the moisture remnants will be close enough where we need to worry about the chance for pop-up showers by the end of the weekend and early next week. the short term, it's the heat and it will be with us through thursday and friday. san jose temperatures will retreat to the mid-90s. tn mid-90s. then we get closer through next week. triple digit heat is likely inland and why i think that heat warning will need to be expanded one more day. but it will be a long week. andria? > >> coming up in sports, shedding some light on how trey lance really reacted to jimmy g's return. trying to avoid something against the dodgers when both teams were > >> the california heat wave made it uncomfortable to walk to the mailbox today, but some hearty soul ran a race. >> got my water bottle already. >> more than 3,000 runners pileo piled to the pavement in san pedro. it will be a five-mile labor day race. > >> here in the bay area chopper5 ch

we're going to find a bit more rain in the northwest of scotland.irth, 21 degrees in east anglia and the southeast of england. moving on to thursday, and we've got a band of rain moving its way through scotland and northern ireland, heading its way into northern parts of england and into wales. ahead of it, again, some sunshine, increasing cloud. we've still got temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees. some late sunshine for much of scotland and northern ireland, hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines. liz truss says she's prepared to take unpopular decisions to make the economy grow. among them — allowing bankers to get bigger bonuses. big tech bosses are to give evidence to the inquest into the death of molly russell, the 14—year—old who took her own life after being exposed to harmful content online. disorder in leicester between muslim and hindu communities — one man is jailed for ten months. rail workers resume strike action in october, affecting the conservative party conference and the london marathon. more than 28 million people i

let's go to steve harrigan who is northwest of this area. he moved when he figured out a lot of this storm would hit. steve, how is it looking through now? >> it looks like we're in the eye at this point. the rain has stopped. the wind has died down. it's a lot lighter than 40 minutes ago. we are beginning to see what the destruction is here. palm trees snapped, parts of buildings down and the debris that accumulates is a real problem. it's a problem for first responders and rescuers to get around. i have to say a moment of hope here in charlotte county. the sky is lightened up, the rain has stopped. and for a brief moment, the wind has died down here. of course, likely to pick up again once the tail end of the storm passes over us. perhaps it won't be as severe. so there's hope for the hundreds of thousands of people that have been trapped for hours. charlotte county officials are saying 60,000 people at least in the a zone, the low-lying area where they will have to make sure that they're okay after this storm has passed through, martha. >

from the president, please us all your land that west and northwest into. our country. you know, mexico extends it all the way up into wyoming at this time and. the mexican government had formed a foreign bureau to advise the president, mexico and. the bureau reported to the mexican that america intends to overthrow us within. 75 years, almost two thirds of what was mexico now becomes part of the united states. the mexican citizens who are living in what is now america are told that now you have to pay taxes to the u.s. government. if you can't pay them in time, you're off your land in a series of land were formed the united states because investors would claim they had the title this land that mexican families in what was now american might have lived on for generations. things obviously did not improve much from there. by the time we have vs raid in all of mexico. 95% of the arable land for farming or for mining or for fishing is owned by either the horse and dodos. the rich mexican families or american investors. peasants working. the land make up 80% of the mexican

the bears the brunt of this storm, as it works its way further to the northwest. we have had people evacuated. hurricane warnings are in place. and let's look at the stats when it makes land for here on tuesday morning there, we're going to see some damaging wind was flooding rains. we could see landslides, i'm a significant storm surge. so we are expecting some destruction from this system. it is a weakening, however, but it is set to re strengthen as it moves into the gulf of mexico. those very warm water, adding fuel to the fire, even if it becomes a category for storm, we are going to see a significant storm surge. and if it does, we can, as it heads toward the florida panhandle, we are still going to see some very catastrophic coastal flooding. here, the pops are conflicted, but we are expecting it to pull up towards that west coast. and if we have a look at what the main risks are dangerous form, such as i said, hurricane force winds. and of course those flooding rain, florida is preparing for the worst. thanks for that update, kara or the u. s. has warned r

as for the reins from this really soaking the deserts of northwest mexico and starting to see the firstrain bands working into southern arizona and california the track of the storm is going to head just offshore of our southern california. neighbors weakening to a tropical depression. by the time it does that. but offering up a whole lot of rainfall in the process dust. some flash flood advisories for areas like los angeles, san diego, orange and imperial counties of southern california. potential of a lot of rain in a short period of time here in the bay area. we do have that slight chance of a thunderstorm saturday and sunday. not much aside from that, though, aside from the cooler weather that will be coming along right after the passage of this hurricane as we will be seeing this. high-pressure ridge breaking up nudging out and these excessive heat warnings expiring after this week today. one more day with 110 degree temperatures on the map tomorrow or last triple digits. heat advisories along the bayshore. a sign of temperatures in the 90's. there. it will be 70's and 80's for san

picture, is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest.. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain southeastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it, and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions, following the rain. but the rain is still falling, early on thursday morning, in scotland and northern ireland, heavy in places. that rain willjust trickle down in northern england, and it will get wetter here during the day, especially in the northwest of england. some rain in the afternoon, heading into wales, but ahead of the rain, midlands, much of southern and eastern england will be dry, some spells of sunshine and still quite warm air. so, we could make 22 degrees again in the south east. but following the band of rain, whilst we'll get some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and the winds will be quite light, it's cooler air, so temperatures will be typically 15 or 16 degrees. that ba

temperatures in 100 degree range from california to nevada up toward northwest.ry and the south, we have seen record rainfall across the south, still looking at lingering rain, shower activity along gust coast over next couple of days. we'll keep you on it, fox weather.com, for details. >> todd: the rain is coming down literally today. >> janice: true, we've been into a drought, it is crazy. >> carley: it is crazy, extreme weather today from fire to rain, all of it, thank you for keeping us updated. turning to politics, cnn reporter calling for deeper investigation into hunter biden's foreign business affairs, signalling a shift at the net work that had steered clear of the story. >> todd: the reporter tweeting there are serious questions that should be asked about hunter biden, legitimate questions should be asked and answered about his former accident dealings and hows it was handled by the fbi, this should not be a partisan issue. seems proper, right? joe concha joins us. that reporter got attacked by the liberal left overwhat she said, which is factual, what

but it also brings in that northwest flow.it helps to reinforce our marine layer and cool us down. so today you'll notice the temperatures not only, you know, right where we should be or a degree or 2 cooler. it's kind of nice to say that. so normally would 70 in san francisco looking out for 69. we'll see low 70's in oakland, san jose, upper 70's, some nice low 80's to mid 80's in livermore concord and santa rosa. so not bad. and that's kind of where we'll stay today and then into tomorrow and wednesday, we actually see those numbers roll down even further. now we will start to see things warm up a bit as we head towards the weekend, got to say no. well, i'm like in these temperatures. i mean, it's a great way to start the week after we had such a rough one last week. 80's, yeah yeah. exactly. we are happy for that. thank you. kyla about. >> in union city, a memorial site honors those who lost their lives on 9.11 on board flight. 93, that flight was headed to sfo. passengers and crew members on that plane fought back preventi

smoke from fires throughout the northwest have triggered air quality alerts from seattle to idaho. meanwhile, in chicago, what's being described as the worst flooding in the windy city in two years, up to 5 inches of rain inundating streets, stranding drivers and flooding basements. heavy winds toppling trees. >> i looked out the window. i saw it. it's now running in the opposite direction. >> reporter: but the weather not getting the chicago bears down. players belly flopped into the end zone as they beat the 49ers. what's next, we'll take a closer look at today's forecast in just a few minutes. >>> former president trump's legal team is facing another deadline today in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. trump's lawyers must respond to the justice department's latest request. it wants a federal judge to reverse her decision temporarily blocking investigators from accessing classified documents seized by the fbi. prosecutors also want those top secret records to be kept away from a so-called special master the judge plans to appoint to review all of the documents. the justice

it is going going to track to the northwest. northwest. once the heatwave isr the heatwave is over, we will have to watch this because even though the center of the storm is going to curl away from the coast of california, it is closh it is close enough that some of the moisture associated with the the tropical system could sneak into the bay area and give us a threat of dry thunderstorms by y and monday. outside chance, proy lower than 20%. it is something we will have to monitor. the hee to monitor. the heatwave is coog the vegetation, the fire fields. . any lightning strikes would be be the last thing we need by early next week. i will have the the full seven-day forecast in w minutes. > >> taking a look at the currentr outages across the bay area, thousands spending the evening n the dark. and of course, in all the heat. the red area, those are folks without power. at last check, 32,000 customers are wit electricity. that includes almost 22,000 in the south bay and 7800 in the east bay. check out that east san jose area. may of these o

we have the cooler air moving down from the northwest, it follows this band of cloud here that broughta. that rain is now sliding its way down towards the southeast and east anglia where we start the day with some rain. elsewhere, further north, clearer skies means it's going to be a much colder start here, particularly in eastern scotland and northeast england where we will start with some sunshine. it looks like it's going to be quite a cloudy day across east anglia and the southeast, some rain from time to time. it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the southeast will be dry with some sunshine, scattering of showers come in on the northwesterly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of shower

it is going to track to the northwest, northwest, parallel to the coast coast of baja california.se enough to potentially send moisture towards the bay area. that would would be the fuel for potentialr dry thunderstorms by early next week. that is the last thing we need after all the file fuels. the vegetation has been cooked by this heat. the advisory and the warnings continue through at at least thursday. friday still plenty hot before we gradually return to closer to normal temperatures by saturday and sunday. probably back to around advertise by monday of next week. again, at that point, we will see the atmosphere for that that potential a pop up showers or some of those showers could grow into full-fledged thunderstorms with that dry ligg threat. a lot to watch as we head to the rest of the week. >> is there ever a time frame where it does cool off in east ? one in the morning, 2:00 in the morning? >> right around sunr - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energ

showers for the northwest.his area of low pressure across the great lakes and the trailing cold front moving across the northeast. saw showers earlier this morning in the new york city area, we'll see scattered storms today and into tuesday as this storm system lingers. monday evening we'll get showers and thunderstorms and into tuesday, strong to severe weather is possible from the midatlantic toward portions of the northeast. watch for that, your watchings and warnings on foxweather.com, here is your forecast. cooler temperatures across upper midwest, look for rain for parts of southwest toward northwest next five days and highs not too bad. starting to relax a bit across the northwest, which is good news, seasonal temperatures for parts of the southwest, southeast cooler than average, as parts of the midwest. >> todd: feeling more like football weather. >> janice: football weather, giants. >> todd: i set her up. my favorite story yesterday, this my favorite story of the day. listen to this, new orleans mayor

the northwest quadrant of this storm continues to be a strong one.harlotte, raleigh durham, roanoke, all getting heavy rain. more power outages will be happening. d.c., baltimore, and then on the coastline, atlantic city, wind gusts over 40, 50 miles an hour. early morning into new york city and up the i-95 corridor. heavy rain here. three to six inches of rain, down through philly and york. that's enough to flood urbanwise. not as bad as ida, but everybody on the east coast getting a piece of ian. >> rob, thanks to you and your crew, please. you guys have just done tremendous work for us, thank you. >>> as we mentioned off the top, the death toll rising dramatically tonight. and what our team witnessed just today when they were finally able to make it out to sanibel island, florida. cut off because as with you showed you, part of that causeway is destroyed. tonight, what they found. victor oquendo there with the search and rescue teams. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search and rescue mission after hurricane ian cut a path of destruction in florid

weather fronts moving into the northwest and the south will bring increasing cloud and showers.e midlands, southern and southeast england through this evening and overnight — maybe the odd heavy one again with some rumbles of thunder, some showery rain getting into western scotland, the far northwest of northern ireland, as well. but elsewhere, largely dry and a less cold night to come, i think, across scotland than what we've had the last few nights. so for friday, then, a lot of dry weather through central and northern parts of the country, just 1—2 showers dotted around. shower activity increases for western scotland and northern ireland — some of them could be heavy — and there'll be some showers dotted across parts of england and wales. but equally some good spells of sunshine, and it'll feel warmer across the board, up to 26 celsius or so in the southeast, the low 20s through central and southern scotland. but then, things start to turn more and more unsettled into the weekend — this area of low pressure begins to develop and establish itself sitting to the west of the uk,