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a tropical storm hillary is moving across the us state of california after making fall in northwest and mexico. the storm has been battering the region with heavy rain, triggering flooding and mud slides, and has been blamed for at least one death of the hurricane. hillary tools for you, mexico's baja california peninsula over the weekend swamping roads and turning streets into tolerance in santa rosario. one person drowned in the regions as the hurricane moved newell soldiers were deployed, patrolled the flooded streets and the city of t juana. hey larry has since we can, that is moving across the us state of california. full cost is worries that it could bring a years worth of rain full to deserts, areas like the city of palm springs and surrounding regions as roads flooded. authorities cancelled hundreds of flights out of airports in los angeles and san diego. in long beach, people are relying on some backs to protect the communities to keep the stool from pushing the waves posts the beach respect surgeries that are going to go beyond the 5. you know, our beaches that are going to come into

lashing california as tropical storm, henry reaches the us space often making landfill in northwest and mexico. the states densely populated south is bracing itself what will force feasel cooling and unprecedented weather event with hazardous conditions and warning of light, life threatening flooding? excuse me. the storm has already we have all in mexico. hurricane hillary toll free mexico as baja california peninsula over the weekend swamping roads and turning streets into torrents. santa resolve the f. one passing drowned in the regions as the hurricane moved newell soldiers with deployed a patrol, the flooded streets, and the city of t juana henry has, since we can, that is moving across the us. states of california. full cost is worries that it could bring a years worth of rain full to deserts. areas like the city of palm springs and surrounding regions as roads flooded authorities cancelled hundreds of flights out of airports in los angeles and san diego. in long beach, people are relying on sandbags to protect back communities to keep the stool from pushing the waves past the beach. res

the place is still out of control. southern california and northwest and mexico. bracing for hurricane hilary forecast as of one to the stone could produce flash, flooding, and destructive with some communities of setting up shelters. and public events of being rescheduled, a russian, it strikes has killed at least 7 people in northern new front. among the date is a 6 year old child. he attacked wounded thousands of others, other people in the city of china. heave these strikes happened as residents made their way to church. and through the end, universities were also, she's the united nations has condemned it as a fetus attack. they did police mathias building an in cave as more on the attack. or we do not know where to start with this. why this particular city was targeted. but what we can conclude from what we have seen so far, that this was an attack on a civilian info on, on civilians. this was a city in the bright daylight of such a day with people on the streets and the city center at that time can not be justified by any whatsoever military. a objects that might have been the a

forward the arrival of hart and hillary as the storm closing on the us state of california and northwest and mexico. hillary is expected to plow into makes it because baja peninsula on saturday night as a powerful hurricane. and before reaching southern california as a re tropical storm full costs, as of one that you could produce, potentially catastrophic flash flooding. sun communities are setting up shelters on public events. i've been rescheduled. hillary will be the 1st tropical storm to hit the southern california and all that i see is a lawyer. i spoke with a guy sometimes i don't. yeah, he's the bureau chief for nbc and use radio in l i. e. and given how re tropical stones are in california, i ask him how people they are preparing. so right now you can see stan bags being deployed in some of our mountain and rule areas across southern california. springs has already seen some precipitation. i got some rain early this morning. rain is going to sprinkle out the rest of the evening here on saturday and then the rain is really going to show up late sunday evening. here in southern california, i

. much higher than the 70000 before the last on the ukrainian side southern california and northwest and mexico of pricing for powerful hurricane hillary. full cost is have $1.00 to still include produced, catastrophic flash flooding and sustained winds. some community, so setting up shelters, public events being rescheduled, canada's north and west of pricing for the west wildfire. it said full still thought he's to declare a state of emergency in the province of british columbia. thousands of people are evacuating. it's the same in canada's remote nose with fires are getting close to the territorial capital yellow knife. and as the fire encroaches yellowknife residents have heated the cold to leave the city some lined up to catch special evacuation flights. regretfully we don't get the chance to to inbox, so hopefully today we'll keep crying. i don't even know how long were it wouldn't be all way out this leaf by con, filling up jerry cans to get as far away from the place as possible. of the city of 20000 was scheduled to be cleared by friday evening local time, and according to officials, t

a hurricane, for instance, the west, west coast flooding claims one life in northwest and mexico is arc and hillary brings high winds that heavy bangs. california is densely populated south braces for potentially catastrophic and deadly flooding. processes it's standard open now the ukrainian drone to tackle most code while the train station is hit in the west of the city. of course the i've been physical and welcome. how can hillary has board flooding high winds? and at least one desk to mexico's by california, it's weakening, the quickly advancing north to the west towards heavily populated san diego and los angeles authorities, one of life threatening flooding. a hurricane hillary lashing the cab to san lucas resort town in mexico. with the eye of the storm approaching the coast, winds of a 177 kilometers per hour and heavy rain full hour ready bearing down on mexico's baja, california peninsula. in mexico, 2nd largest city, se juana the city council has sets up shelters of the. the other thing if your house is in a landslide zone, i want to tell you again that together with the city

for the arrival of hurricane hillary as the storm closes and on the us to is california and northwest and mexico, its hillary is expected to plow into mexico. is bonham peninsula on saturday. nice as a powerful however can before reaching the southern california as a re tropical storm, full cost is have $1.00 that it could potentially close catastrophic of flash flooding, some communities or setting up shelters, or public events being rescheduled. hillary will be the 1st tropical storm to heat southern california in all of the ice e g is jason, come to donya? is the bureau chief for nbc and use radio in los angeles given how read tropical stones are in california, or i asked him how people there are preparing. so right now you can see stand bags being deployed in some of our mountain and rule areas across southern california. palm springs has already seen some precipitation. i got some rain early this morning. rain is going to sprinkle out the rest of the evening here on saturday and then the rain is really going to show up late sunday evening here in southern california, i suppose to make land

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mexico and math. you can pay to expected to go the same way as it did in mexico in california. i think it depends what park and mexico, especially northwest mexico. they have a lot more hide terrain that kind of funnels. all the moisture here in california were expecting big issues like mountain plus slide, for example, just because after rain really channels all that more cables on the rainfall. is there a certainly very vulnerable area? so that's kind of what we're watching at this point. so impacts yes. similar to what we saw next, you know, but it's more a matter of how the governments will be handling it differently. given sort discrepancies and differences between the 2 countries. ethics, pitiable lead to get back on the cover. thank you very much. support now in spain have won the football women's world comp for the 1st time type things in one meal in the final in sydney to become only the 5th nation to horse the trophy. it's the 1st time since 2007 that the windows have been you are paying . spain were assured their 1st ever ruled got metal no matter the outcome against english, spans kept in old the card. moma struck the 1st blow

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california begins to feel the brunt of tropical storm hillary to the system makes landfill on mexico's northwest and coast the, until me a lot of a welcome to the program. we start in guatemala, where anti corruption candidate and political outside of bernardo valo has won a landslide victory and the countries presidential election. with nearly all the boat ballots counted or follow was ahead with nearly 60 percent on the boat. his rival. i'm a 1st ladies on that. i thought it was behind with 36 percent tackling poverty crime and corruption with top issues for voters as well as halting wants been seen as the erosion of democracy in the country. for more let's go to dw, correspond to nicole reeves in guatemala city. good to see you. nicole. now how does and outside like been out of out of have such a huge victory. so these preliminary results are really a landslide, even maybe a story, the ones that are model out a little wasn't even the picture 2 months ago during the 1st round of elections. he then came out as a surprise of presidency. candidates, a man from a left his party so he doesn't belong to

eric. >> as we continue to follow tropical storm hilary it did make landfall and northwest mexico justo and there's been -- severe flooding and sol parts of mexico but baja california. but clearly bringing rain to parts of our state, california, and the southwest. officials and first responders and several states are preparing for torrential rain and flash-flooding telling people don't drive through that. what area orange county california just south of los angeles, that's where we find fire chief brian who joins us now with the very latest chief, thank you for being with us what is the department doing and how are you preparing for hilary? >> we've had plenty of warning that, you know, the tropical storm/hurricane was coming so you not only orange county but all of the southern california counties, los angeles, certainly san diego, riverside. upstaffing numerous resources, we -- we in southern california are probably more resourced rich than most other areas of the country and while we don't experience or as i heard earlier it's been 84 years since we had a tropical storm. what we are

meanwhile, in northwest mexico and the neighbouring us state of california, residents are bracing forsely monitoring hurricane hilary, which has the potential to bring significant rain and flooding to southern california. fema has prepositioned personnel and supplies in the region, and they are ready to respond as needed. i urge everyone, everyone in the path of the store and to take precautions and listen to the guidance of state and local officials. david roth is a weather forecaster. the storm is moving northward and is expected near the coast of baja california peninsula at about... i guess that would be on sunday morning. and the centre itself is going to scrape the coast up towards southern california. now, once you get north, the point, eugenia, which is that little peninsula right in the middle of baja thatjuts out into the pacific, the water temperatures get very cold. so we're going to have the combination of cold water, increasing vertical wind shear from the upper level, low and upper level trough up to its north—northwest that's pulling it northward, and land interaction

province of british columbia is put under a state of emergency and parts of the northwest territories are evacuated. but we start in northwest mexicowerful hurricane. hurricane hilary is a category 4 storm and has winds of 145 miles, or 230 kilometres, an hour. it's expected to make landfall in mexico later today in the state of baja california peninsula seen here. black warning flags are flying and police have already been closing roads. across the region locals have been preparing for the hurricane. like here in the resort of cabo san lucas. there are warnings that there could be "potentially catastrophic" flooding, although forecasters think it will lose some winds speed as it reaches southern california. preparations are also already underway, including working to shore up hillsides. officials are worried about landslides and major flooding. the last tropical storm to hit california was in 1939, over 80 years ago. this map shows the predicted path this storm might take. yesterday, the centre of the hurricane was located roughly 400 miles south of mexico's southern edge. president biden spoke about the preparations underway. i a

mexico city. david, what more are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, fred. some really powerful images coupling out of the state of baja, california and northwest mexico.st, about 4/5 of the way up the peninsula. residents there feeling the full weight of this storm, 65 mile-an-hour winds, severe storm surge. the whole area of the entire peninsula have been experiencing devastating conditions for self hours. there was that death in the small coastal town of santa rosalia. a man was caught in his car as the roads were turned into river and swep his car away. they've seen at least four feet of rain. it's going to move through mexico, through encinata, from the u.s. crossing the southern border down to this beautiful wine region. you have tijuana, an important way station for migrants. authorities there on close watch as this tropical storm makes its way through tijuana in several hours to hit california. fred. >> all right, folks are going to have to heed those warnings for sure. david, thanks so much. >>> all right. to palm springs about a hundred miles east of los angeles, three main roads are closed ahead of hilary. the mayor is pleading with resident

it is 260 miles perfect baja, california and mexico, moving north, northwest at 13 miles an hour. catastrophic flooding likely over baja, california and the western u.s. on monday. >> reporter: this is a once in a generation type of event here. we have a major hurricane there in the pacific. we have tropical storm warnings all the way done to san diego. this the area they watched earlier. they have upgraded to a warning. in the south, hurricane warnings are in the effect. we'll take you forward. where does this go? the hurricane is pushing is a little faster and we'll see the effects a earlier in the day. this is off the coast of baja, california. you cannot look at the middle or the times for arrival here because there are only so much rainfall ahead of it. right now, is it still fairly warm water, because it it will get into colder water, it will die, die off, but not rapidly enough. there will be tremendous amounts of rainfall. significant flash flooding will occur, without a doubt. it starts rain on saturday and rains all day and continues to rain on sunday. someplaces could pi

twenty-eight months and 15 days in the pacific northwest and treaty with england e in 1846 we go to war with mexicosouth and war lasted a couple yearsed in 1848 we found tree souls california, theor southwet and it adds up to about 1,200,000 square miles writer three quarters of a billion acres in less than three years. what if that were to happen today? say today it expands today july 1, 2025. what would we look like? july 4, 2025? it would expand, it would reach a coax mexico and central america and have a columbia so imagine less than three years country added that much territory and it's an area of complexity geographically in terms of sources and demographically in terms of human makeup and if you were to zoom in or mexican territory, it is a hodgepodge of dozens of native groups of overlapping authorities and cultures. thirty years later, a generation later all of that has come into coherence by 1948 and it's integrated into the united statesy politically, economicaly and become by 1880 what we call today the west, to west has been born so what we see is the birth of this and that's what this

that threat extends from arizona and the mexico border all the way u to canada, including parts of the pacific northwestely active, including this tropical depression 9, which is expected by tomorrow morning to become a tropical storm with winds at 45 miles an hour. heavy rain could leave to some localized flooding. meanwhile, big heat dome, strong upper-level low helping to keep things sizzling across most of the united states, with many locations in the 90s and triple digits. and norah, this dangerous heat is going to linger for most of the week. >> norah: chris, thank you. from hurricanes to wildfires. two major fires burning in washington state have scorched more than 20,000 acres outside spokane and forced thousands of people to evacuate. the gray fire and oregon road fire have destroyed some 200 structures and are being blamed for at least one death. president biden and the first lady are on maui tonight surveying the damage and visiting with survivors of the country's deadliest wildfire in more than a centry. tonight, nearly 1,000 people are still unaccounted for, and as cbs's jonathan vigliotti

talking about hurricane hilary now a really healthy category 4 hurricane off the coast of mexico and heading northwest13 miles per hour. eventually it's going to head further to the north and encounter some warm-water. it's going to lose some steam and back to a tropical storm before it hits the southwestern part of the united states. we've got a tropical storm that could likely be impacting folks in southern california, the southwest desert areas and ample amounts of rain expected with this. the flooding just likely east of san diego will be fairly impressive. we've got so much moisture to tap into for that rainfall, so it'll be impressive. meanwhile speaking of rainfall we've got thunderstorms working through parts of the north east. that's going to be out of here by the time we get to later parts of our day. we'll see that lingering for parts of new england as we get into the late evening hours. and tomorrow nice forecast across parts of the eastern third of the country. we will see mainly sunshine and isolated showers out of the picture, but the heat continues for the south. i sound like a broken

and the northwest territories and is threatening a frightening cities canada is experiencing. it's was, was policies in on record a tropical storm. hillary is best for in california after wreaking havoc and mexico is the 1st such stone to his california and more than 80 years. full cost, as well as it could bring a year's worth of rain full in just a few days. tropical storm hillary lashes california as it travels north from mexico's pacific coast in a region prone to drones and wild fires. this storm is a historic weather event and unprecedented. we've had so on this before, but never anything quite this windy and rainy at the same time. was a big tree that just fell over there. and i probably shouldn't be out here. the state of emergency has been declared in much of southern california in the los angeles area. residents have been warned that although the storm is weakening, as it moves inland danger remains. first of the range is potentially left to come. we will continue with our mission and our primary mission, of course, is to protect the lives of angelenos and their property right now. it is critical that angelenos stay safe and stay home unless directed otherwise by safety officials clas

and the northwest territories and threatening cities. kind of the suffering as was why light was fi season on record. on tropical storm hillary as bad as california and often fixed in havoc, further south in mexico. many normally arid areas have been hit by flash flooding and the 1st storm of its kind and the state for more than 80 years. flood warnings are in place for millions of people. the west of the weather is now moving inland to nevada. a tropical storm hillary lashes california as it travels north from mexico's pacific coast in a region prone to drones and wild fires. this storm is a historic weather event of unprecedented. we've had so on this before, but never anything quite this windy and rainy at the same time was a big tree that just fell over there. and i probably shouldn't be out here. the state of emergency has been declared in much of southern california in the los angeles area, residents have been warned that although the storm is weakening, as it moves, inland danger remains. the 1st of the range is potentially left to come. we will continue with our mission and our primary mission, of course, is to protect the lives of angelenos and their property right now. it is critical t

and this is all courtesy of all this moisture from the gulf of mexico. and this will extend off to the pacific northwesto be dangerously hot. back to you. >> lynette charles at the weather channel, thank you. >>> to georgia now where former president donald trump could face his fourth indictment. this time for his alleged role in election interference in that state in 2020. cbs's nicole kylian is in atlanta tonight with the latest. nicole, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, major. fulton county district attorney fani willis is expected to begin presenting evidence to a grand jury as soon as monday. and with such a sprawling case, some legal experts predict it's possible multiple people could be charged. >> reporter: tonight, an increased security presence outside the fulton county courthouse ahead of a potential charging decision this week by district attorney fani willis. >> we're ready. >> obviously we're concentrating on georgia and things that impacted georgia. >> reporter: at the center of willis' 2.5 year investigation, this phone call by then president donald trump to georgia secreta

southern california, we're watching the threat of heavy rain and flash flooding as hurricane hilary, now in the pacific off of mexico, moves northwest. al roker is with us. al, how serious is this storm >> well, lester, we haven't seen a tropical storm make landfall in southern california since 1939 this is a rapidly intensifying storm, already a category 2, with 110-mile-per-hour winds. it's moving northwest at 14 miles per hour the water temperature, six degrees above normal so, this could be a category 4 by storm at noon it hits a pool of colder water right along the shoreline, but that could help waken it, bring it down to a two, and then i landfall, but it could still maintain its tropical characteristics, and that could be a big, big problem. heavy rain and winds locally, lester, five to eight inches of rain and the month of august is the driest month in southern california they get no rain, so, this could be big problems. >> all right, and separately, you're keeping a close watch on wildfires in canada. >> absolutely. we've got over 1,000 wildfires burning right now, and the smoke forecast brings that from winnipeg, all the w

northwest. also some showers into parts of the rockies, into arizona as well, new mexico and portions of the south wednesday, it's all going to be about idalia. we're looking at heavy rain, up to 10 inches in some spots. could see life-threatening storm surge as well. showers in the midatlantic and northeast as well. a fuel preview still in portions of the midwest, the great lakes, the ohio valley and sunny and seasonal in portions of the intermountain west. we're lookingat lingering showers in parts of the southeast. back to you. >> thanks, michelle. >>> still ahead, a family treasure is recovered from the depths of a lake after they thought it was lost forever. eep. ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. so now, he wakes up feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight champion. better days start with zzzquil nights. ghirardelli intense dark. ♪♪ bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cl

that threat extends from arizona and the mexico border all the way up to canada, including parts of the pacific northwestmely active, including this, tropical depression 9, which is expected by tomorrow morning to become a tropical storm with winds at 45 miles an hour. heavy rain could lead to some localized flooding. meanwhile, big heat dome. strong upper level low helping to keep things sizzling across most of the united states with many locations in the 90s and triple digits. and, norah, this dangerous heat is going to linger for most of the week. >> chris, thank you. >>> from hurricanes to wildfires. two major fires burning in washington state have scorched more than 20,000 acres outside spokane and forced thousands of people to evacuate. the gray fire and oregon road fire have destroyed some 200 structures and are being blamed for at least one death. >>> we turn now to some breaking news. there's a possible game-changer in the fight against the respiratory virus known as rsv. the fda tonight approving the first rsv vaccine to protect infants prior to their birth. nearly 80,000 young children under t

northwest at 16mph. pretty good clip. so let's go ahead and take a look at our futurecast, although we've had some rain showers across the far reaches of southern california into tijuana, mexico. watch what happens here. here's sunday morning, just about sunrise. we have it pouring in the san diego area, the los angeles basin into orange county, then lifting up towards the san bernardino mountains, riverside, then banking all the way into the desert southwest. we're talking about the mojave desert, then trying to ride into the las vegas, lifting into the spine of the sierra nevada by sunday evening. and you'll see that we're going to get precipitation all the way into mendocino county. but that low is keeping everything away from the bay area. however, if that low begins to lift up to the north and to the east, what it is right now forecasted to do, we could see generally about a 10th of an inch of rain, a half an inch of rain around the central coast. so we're going to take a look at that right here. but first, the tahoe forecast. heavy precipitation by monday. i do anticipate some flooding around the greater lake tahoe area. now tonight, overnight, 50 and 60s for lows. and

this is baja california, northwest mexico where the storm has just been moving up the coast. earlier this afternoon it did make landfall and it was pummelling this coastal community with 65-mile-per-hour winds, storm surge coming off the ocean there. really treating these towns very, very badly. of course there is a lot more mexico to go through as the storm moves quickly up the peninsula toward california where it is expected to cross into the u.s. around 3:00 or 4:00 local time. on its way you have encanita, the wine region, and then of kaurs tijuana the important border city, a hub for migrants making their way toward the u.s. a lot of concern in tijuana, a hilly city, a lot of mud slides, infrastructure is poor. residents are built into the hills. authorities are on high alert and they have told folks stay home. do not get in your cars. we had one death earlier in the small coastal town of santa rose elita where you saw the awful images. 4 inches of rain in just a few hours, about four times the daily average this small town gets in august. this was a man who was stuck in his car. it was swept away. authorities said th

and a warm day there. yes, top story is hilary. it is still over mexico. a category 4 storm with very strong winds at about 130 miles an hour. it's moving north-northwestclose this could get to the bay area coming up at 7:00. kira? >> cinthia, thanks so much. >>> also coming up at serve p this morning on "today in the bay" -- >> i guess vaccines, annual. >> a bay area pediatrician urging families to make sure their children are up to date on all vaccines invieweding parents. advice to parents keeping your children safe as we all go back to school. >>> that and all stories coming up about 7:00 and hope you joi >>> closing in. hurricane hilary now a monster category 4 storm, barrelling towards the west coast. southern california facing its first tropical storm warning ever. the dangers include flash flooding and mudslides. we will have the full forecast. >>> how it happened. hawaii's governor vowing overnight that he will find out what's to blame for the deadly wildfires in maui. >> we will get to the bottom of exactly how the fire started. >> that as a new lawsuit is filed overnight against hawaiian electric, claiming its power lines sparked the inferno

and now we're seeing the video. the proof comes out of it. so a tropical storm hillary made line fall in northwest mexico, maintained its strength as a tropical storm slamming into southern california. so here's where the storm is right now. it is giving us a tell you right across california. so i want to get you the latest numbers right now. the storm is now technically posts tropical psych loan hillary, the winds around this center of the disturbance, 55 kilometers per hour. but let's remember at one point, this was a category for a hurricane. the winds were 230 kilometers per hour. so if we can wrap it, we, but yeah, it is next at this one was still packing a punch in here as a proof, palm springs, we saw rob reynolds there. here it is by the numbers in 4 hours, 56.6 millimeters. it doesn't sound like a lot, right? but in a desert climate, all of that to say, half a year's worth of rain in 4 hours now, the storm will eventually break apart over northwest nevada. but it has injected a lot of moisture into the us southwest. but not only here, if we go a bit further north in oregon state, montana state, we've got wet weather in the mix. this

northwest. high pressure over the southeast. look at these temperatures new orleans four days in a row of 100-degree readings never happened before. houston picking up its first hot weekend ever and the gulf of mexicoord, seattle temperatures cooling off by 79 degrees. but these warm temperatures are not going anywhere any time soon >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at some hot temperatures as well for the bay area, in the south bay reaching up to 95 degrees, and a muggy 80 degrees in the peninsula, mid-90s for parts of the tri-valley. we're also going to see some mild weather for san francisco, while the valleys continue to heat up. and it's going to be hot through the next several days, as we watch out for isolated >>> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al we will share a few laughs with tracy morgan stopping by to tell us about his new comedy special and how he's doing in life and love now that he's back on the dating scene. >>> and you will really dig our "morning boost." we'll be right back after this your paint is really bad. whatat? i i said, “best coffefee i've evever h”" (slurprps) should'v've used behehr. sorry,y, sign wherere? no, , i said, “shou

coast of mexico, these waters are very warm, this will run into colder waters of southern california and weaken the system, what a powerful one. wind 145 mile per hour and moving west northwest at 13 mile per hour. probably as strong as this will get, but it is a strong storm. typically the system run into the pacific ocean, not the case this time. wind will force this along the coast. as you run further north, i told you the waters will get colder and the strength falls down. by saturday, winds down to 120 miles per hour and by sunday morning, moving down. ton of moisture, by monday morning, likely making landfall, somewhere around there, if it makes landfall and will bring rain. it will be a big moisture bringer. darker orange color, three to five inches, there will be spots that get eight to continue inches of rain in areas that see almost no rain in august. flooding will be the biggest concern. we have flash flood here on saturday, only increasing as you get into sunday and suddenly extreme risk of flooding across southern california. this is just something these folks typically don't see. what i say typically don't see it, they typically don't see it. one last graphic.

mexico. we are reaching peak season in the tropics, something to be alert about and looking ahead to labor day forecast, potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of florida, southwest and northwest. heat is another big story for southern plains to the midwest this weekend. we'll continue to keep you up to date. sorry, i had to rush in here and i was losing -- >> rachel: love seeing you in action. >> brian: let's go out to grady trimble, he is at keaton beach area. that is where the storm made landfall. grady. >> everyone we've spoken to got out before the storm, they heeded the warnings and that is positive sign because you can see the destruction around us and what would have been happening if anyone decided to ride the storm out here. this of radio was torn off this house. you can see other parts of the roof have been pushed up against this power line. there are coaches strown all about. what ended up being the big problem was the wind. this house is wiped off the map by idalia. other parts of the state saw flooding. we were in steinhatchee yesterday, we saw waist-high water that had receded by afternoon time and cedar key, similar question, this tiki bar owner describes what

and 15 days. we acquired annexed texas in 1845, 1846. we acquire the pacific northwest in a treaty with england. 1846. we go to war with mexicosouth. the war that lasted a couple of years. 1848, we signed a treaty with mexico. the treaty guadalupe ago. that gives california or the southwest part of the great basin that adds up to about 1,200,000 square miles. that's right. at three quarters of a billion acres added into this country in less three years. that's a lot of land. what if we. well, if that were to happen today, say, starting today, this expansion begins, it ends on july. 2025. what this country look like. we can't expand the far further west because we get wet. but if we expand to the south, what would that look? what would the united states look like? then, july 4th, 2025. it would expand. it would reach across mexico now through all of central america in about half of columbia. so if you can imagine, in less than three years, this country added that much territory. and of course, this like that territory. it's an area of enormous complexity geographically in terms of resources, climatically demographically, in te

northwest. we know he's going to be in the western states the next few days. where else is he heading? >> he's going to be highlighting the economic and climate challenges, going to new mexico tomorrow to really break ground at a new facility that is go to be making wind towers to talk about clean manufacturing and energy there. and then on thursday, he's going to be heading to utah to hold an event marking the anniversary of the p.a.c.t. act, which was that critical legislation that helps veterans get benefits, specifically those who were exposed to toxic things like burn pits. so really you're going to see a throughline from the biden administration highlighting legislation like the inflation reduction act, chips and p.a.c.t. and how this will help people and how americans can benefit from it in the key states as you mentioned there, arizona, which will loom large for 2024. >> monica alba, good to see you. thank you. >>> another republican contender just punched his ticket to the first debate. former vice president mike pence says he now qualifies after crossing the threshold of 40,000 unique donors. so he becomes the eighth candidate that appears to qualify for the augus