. >> a paddleboard, a jet ski. wait until you hear the next one. (cough) i'm never gonna i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days & moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold &medicine. >>> we're back with one of the amazing images from the disaster there. that is 78 year old karen spencer getting rescued from their home in a jet ski. >> but the jet ski isn't the strangest part. it came about not because karen and her husband called 911 but because they called chick fil a. they're regulars. they ordered two chicken sandwiches, two waffle fries. by the way, they mentioned that they were trapped while they're at it. the chick fil a manager sent help. so the spencers say they didn't get the name of but the big tragedy, they didn't get the order from chick-fil-a. somewhere waffle fries going cold. >> good thing they didn't call on sunday because chick fil a would have been closed. we've seen wonderful res khaicu including that one. here you have

into a paddleboard. one official now has a controversial plan to protect the beaches. >>> good thursday morning. i'm linda lopez. >> i'm kendis gibson. the big breaking news, someone in massachusetts is about to get paid a lot. >> get paid. >> the bay state is home to the second largest powerball jackpot winner in the game's history. sold at this watertown store. the handy variety previously best known for selling milk and groceries now known for turning a $2 dream into a $758 million deluge. >> watertown residents get your tickets out. the winning numbers, 6, 7, 16, 23 and 26. the powerball was 4. by the way, check your numbers. six other tickets also won $2 million apiece. >> amazing. >> so if the big winner takes a lump sum. they'll get a little more than $480 million before taxes. and, of course, we'll be live in that tiny boston suburb a little later on on "good morning america" seeking out who that winner is. >> moving on to this morning's other major story. concern along the gulf coast as a tropic

a great white sinking its teeth into a paddleboard. one official now has a controversial plan to protect the packed summer beaches. >>> good thursday morning. i'm linda lopez in for diane macedo. >>> and i'm kendis gibson. the big breaking news overnight we're happy to say, someone in massachusetts is about to get paid a lot. >> get paid. >> the bay state is home to the second largest powerball jackpot winner in the game's history sold at this watertown store, the handy variety previously best known for selling milk and groceries as the sign says now known for turning a $2 dream into a $758 million deluge. >> all right. watertown residents, get your tickets out. here are the winning numbers, 6, 7, 16, 23 and 26. the powerball was 4. by the way, check your numbers. six other tickets also won $2 million apiece. >> which is impressive enough. >> amazing. >> so if the big winner takes a lump sum, they'll get a little more than $480 million before taxes. >> wow. >> and, of course, we're going to be live in that tiny boston suburb a little l

there's work along kings highway that should be gonna few minutes. >> a paddleboarder came head to headith a shark on cape cod. 69-year-old cleveland bigelow was in 3 feet of water when the 7-foot attacked on monday. you can see the giant teeth mark left behind on his board. he said he considers himself lucky. i count my blessings, from god, because when i paddling if i had been prone and paddling i wouldn't have an arm. >> he has a few where he fell on the board. it is not his first encounter with a shark, but he does not believe shark attacks are all that common. >>> the white supremacist rally organizer turned himself in. the new hampshire man is accused of using teargas on a demonstrators during the march two weeks ago. he was featured on the program vice said it was in self-defense. >>> statues of two confederate generals in charlottesville are in black tarps. they will remain covered until the end of the week. it's meant as a symbol of mourning for heather heyer killed by a person who ran into a crowd. >>> >> the president of the girl scouts of america claims the president of the

you can see how close some of those paddleboarders came to that gray whale.it actually spent about seven hours just swimming in circles and eventually left and headed north. we should point out the significance of all of this. this time of year gray whales are usually off the coast of alaska and not necessarily there in southern california. >> a very rare sight, indeed. luckily they got the whale to swim off to sea. more news coming up after this. stay with us. stay with us. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just four months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal, infections and cancers, including lymphoma have happened as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allerg

harbor workers and paddleboarders tried to get it to head back to sea. >> look at the scene.how close some of them cham to that gray whale. now, it spent seven hours just swimming in circles and eventually left and headed north. the significance of all this, this time of year gray whales are usually off the coast of alaska and not necessarily there in southern california. >> a very rare sight indeed. luckily they got the whale to swim off to sea.thanks for waki up with good morning washington. it's wednesday, august 9th. lots of sun on the way for today. and meteorologist eileen whelan will tell us how long it will last, in just a moment. first-- here is a quick look at today's top stories. the governor of guam is reassuring islanders that there is no danger to the u.s. territory.. north korea says it is considering striking areas around guam... with medium-to-long-ran ge strategic ballistic missiles. the threat to guam followed a warning from president trump that if north korea continued to threaten the u.s. it would quote face "fire and fury like the world has never seen."

to get the whale back out past the break water.mary ann remer /paddleboarder"we all turned around cornerhing get back out...to corner her." they banged on boards and used hoses to move her along - she kept going back.authorities say she didn't appear in distress but was clearly lost? gray whales are usually up much further north this time of year.sgt. john hollenbeck/orange county "..usually they head back out." finally they say they got her back past the break water and hope this whale of a story has a happy ending. (pam) many people gathered along the shoreline and out on the water ... to catch a glimpse of "carly," the lost whale. authorities say, that it is uncommon, but many whales have made appearances along the water recently. (steve) a texas woman started video recording another driver after he brake- checked her. it wasn't until later that she discovered what else the man was doing. victoria best say she was driving to work when a silver car started driving aggressively. best took out her phone to let the man know she was recording him. when she got to work and slowed the video

a n afterno ahead in paddleboarder shows the teeth mark on his board after a shark attack.pex oho on capeblessings. he was water whenmonday. count my fro paddling, if i been prone and i bigelow has scrapes the this was no his fir encounter of the nelve common. >> first time in several days we're wakin temperatures. >> reporter: this pattern will be with us for a while too. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we are morning, which is nice, we're looking at wonderful conditions out there. sky6 live us clear conditions. we're expecting sunshine across the region. there's the airport. as we take a look at conditions outside, it's nice, got a little bit mist there. lotsm, union playing on saturday. the dewpoint is low 55. anything below 60 is not humid. that's what we got right now. wind are calm, oceanees. 4 the in philadelphia. we've got dewpoints in the 50s down sou it has been stickier over the last couple of days. by 3:00 p.m., 82 that's the high and 79 degrees by 6:00 p.m. as we look at numbers across the region. upper 70s in allentown and reading. 80 in trenton. philadelphia

. >>> scare at sea, a shark sinks its teeth into the paddleboarder before he gets away. >> reporter: 30 bypass, volume and sun glare, we'll check the volume delays on the schuylkill expressway, you know there are some when "action continues on this thursday morning. >> 6:44 a.m., sunrise matching the accuweather forecast, sometimes you get nice ones and it's going to be muggy outside, today it's great, 82 low humidity, a really nice one. >> i cheat i looked at the traffic shot matt is about to show, decent traffic out there, matt. >> reporter: i could find worse shots, i thought let's enjoy the conshohocken curve. it's a nice scene out here this morning. we see substantial eastbound backlog a moment ago, but it's thinned out. travel times, under ten miss on the delay side, they are slow, but we've seen worse. westbound side of 76, 21 miles per hour between the boulevard and gladwyn. same on i-95 from bridge to rard avenue. we'll have a busy evening commute especially on i-95 and the schuylkill expressway the phils game will be wrapping up and people will be heading to the linc for th

in may, dozens of great whites surrounding a paddleboarder in california. >> you are paddleboarding nexto approximately 15 great white sharks. >> reporter: in cape cod, a county official saying it is only a matter of time before someone's child is killed and proposing a controversial strategy to mitigate the threat. his plan, to toss baited drum lines near beach destinations using hooks to catch and kill them. the backlash, fierce. experts saying the idea is ill-considered. indiscriminate and will not influence beach safety. now, what freaks us out, scientists say that sharks being in the area is actually a sign of a healthy ecosystem. they're there to feed, not on us but on the seals, and in both of those cases in massachusetts there were seals in the water nearby. >> that explains it. thanks very much. >> thank you, eva. >>> there is the saying i think we've all heard it, there is no crying in baseball. but do not tell that to fans in los angeles this morning. dodgers pitcher rich hill was throwing a perfect game into the ninth inning last night until an error dashed his hopes, still,

kayakers, within a few feet of that memo which was swimming under a paddleboard. the whale left the harbor. it is likely moving along the coast and on the way past the bay area and into oregon. >>> a rally in support of colin kapernick. spike lee tweeted a poster promoting the rally scheduled for august 23rd in new york. you may notice his name was improperly spelled, and colin kapernick parted ways with the 49ers in march. he has yet to be signed by another team. and critics say he has not been picked up because of his controversial decision not to kneel during the national anthem last year. >>> we are looking at how the athletics made out in extra innings. >>> and a surprise at school after returning from overseas. find the story on our website. just look for viral videos. os. [ music ] ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback mode

rest of the folks can do something all day, and on a day like today, it'd be perfect to go out and paddleboard, water in the desert is not something that you would expect... >> right. >> ...so we embraced it in a way that says, "get people on the water." and i think in the past, the resort and the course focused on very high-end and not allowing people to use the lake. we think you should. jack nicklaus came back and worked with us, and you can see the love he had for the course. >> sure. of course. >> so, we completely rebuilt the greens, rebuilt all the bunkers, and then we also just made it a more playable course. ♪ >> and now when you look at it, it's just so dramatically changed. it's in great condition. i'm assuming, at least for those golfers out there watching this, this is pretty affordable. >> this is affordable. i mean, it's a top-5 public course. it's the only signature course that's public for jack nicklaus here in nevada. the process was to work with the city and the people that live here to remind them what a beautiful place it was, fix what was here, but mostly just say, "hey,

. >>> a paddleboarder had a close call with a shark at cape cod. he wasn't hurt by the shark but hurt his leg when he fell into the water. he said it was like being on a motorcycle and being struck by a truck. earlier this week a great white was caught on tape attacking a seal. cape cod politicians have suggested killing sharks in the interest of public safety. >>> and there was what little less of a scare on land. at the yankees game. a praying mantis found its way into the crowd, onto a man in the crowd in detroit. it added some excitement to what was otherwise a yankees blowout. oh, my god, that thing is huge. >> and he's so calm. he's like, come on, guys, what's the big deal? he's just looking for love. oh, man. >> he's just hanging out. >> i love how everybody around him is clearing out of the seats. >> he's fine. cool with it. >>> two new york city cats. may need to open up a mutual fund thanks to their dear departed owner. >> troy and tiger are the richest cats in town, splitting $300,000 left to them in their late owner's will. >> so their

i want to introduce you to this man, trying to use his paddleboard to get people out. ever think you'd use this to get people out of here? >> not at all. it's much more fun in gulf shores, florida, out on the gulf, in the sunshine. but -- it literally called for anything that will float. so -- it floats. i can get people on here. i can get their stuff on here and -- help them get out. >> reporter: you told me earlier you were focussing on sort of elderly people that can't walk out on their own. what have you seen as you've been out getting people out of here? >> we're trying to do now, i'm literally paddling door to door, and asking people if any of their neighbors are immobile, in need of emergency assistance. we had folks on dialysis a little earlier. one street over we managed to get out. just saw a lady in a walker getting out. right now we're focusing on anybody, medical infirmed, elderly folks or little kids that just need to get out. i provide a little adventure for them. get to ride a surfboard first time in their life. not optimal conditions but everybody's do

harbor patrol and other paddleboarder s worked to get the whale back out past the break water.ds and using hoses to move her along, she kept going back. <"she came up underneath knocked me off and would literally climb up on rocks"> (mark) officials were able to make the whale swim back out to sea. the whale did not appear in distress but they say she was clearly lost. (darya) take a look at this.. hovering in a helicopter more than 200-feet above wildwood beach in new jersey... a harlem globetrotter takes a trick shot.. and it's nothing but net. the globetrotter was determined to top his epic trick shot he made last summer on the skycoaster at morey's piers amusement park. the trick shot becomes the highest ever made from an aircraft. ( darya ) ahead in sports with woof dog.... how did steph and seth fair in coaching last night. not all n-b-a players are afraid of the kardashian curse. and if a baseball team trades you for a buck, is it an opportunity or an insult.( mark ) some other big stories we are following... bart is stepping up efforts to keep people safe.. we'll show y

today, just north of there, a 69-year-old on a paddleboard, when a shark bit his board just 30 yards out on marconi beach. >>> hard to believe, but we are about to mark 20 years since peter jennings brought you that headline. so many remembering where they were. were. jennings brought you that headline. so many remembering where they were. when itrust the brandtburn, doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day, all night protection. when it comes to heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it. to protect your identity, new medicare cards without social security numbers will be mailed next year. visit medicare.gov/fraud stay sharp people! it's looking up, not down.ng fit's being in motion. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein

also this picture is circulating of a man on a paddleboard. he was spotted rescuing a four year old boy in houston. just one of many neighborhoods inundated by floodwaters. first responders have rescued more than 3 thousand people in houston alone. some who are stranded on rooftops like you see here. others have to be carried out of their homes -- like this man in rockport texas. governor greg abbott says it's impossible to state how many heroes are out there helping strangers. abbott says it's "texans helping texans, that is what we do as a state, and i don't think anybody does it better." (grant) not only in texas -- but all over the country an outpouring of support for flood victims. vicki is here with how california and the bay area... are helping out. (vicki) yeah grant --- the california air national guard is deploying to texas. roughly 90 men and women from the 129-th rescue loaded up combat planes this afternoon. they could be gone anywhere from one week to four months. their mission is to help those stranded by the flooding. the natio

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shark sighting on the beach in cape cod, forced to shut down after this shark chomped down on a paddleboardng on top of it, 30 yards offshore. the 69-year-old did not get it but was thrown from it and ended up inches from the shark. >> all of a sudden it was like getting hit like a guy on a bicycle getting hit by a truck. >> reporter: we don't know what kind of shark it was was one lawmaker with a new suggestion to keep sharks away from shore, to kill the sharks. heather: a shark that was too close. extreme weather, about 2 impact millions at home. harvey now a tropical storm and gaining strength. rob: people in texas set to evacuate as they prepare for the worst, stocking up on supplies. heather: janice dean tracking the latest path. serious stuff. >> really concerning, along the texas louisiana coastline, you need to know if you are evacuating, know your evacuation zone, not only potential for hurricane in the next 12 to 24 hours but the fact this is going to stall, forecast models predicting it won't go anywhere for several days and that means epic rainfall on the texas coastline towards

. >>> it's safe to go back into the water at a cape cod beach this morning after a paddleboarder had close call with a shark. look at this photo. tooth marks clearly visible on the paddle board. cleveland bigelow was not seriously hurt. he recalls the sudden bump he felt when the five to six-foot shark hit and eventually bit his paddle board. the close encounter with what scientists think is a great white shark happened about 30 feet from the shore at marconi beach in wellfleet, massachusetts. the beach was closed to swimmers for a few hours as part of its standard shark-sighting protocol. ba-dum. >> there's something here about your odds of being eaten by a shark and your odds of winning the lottery, right? somebody did -- somebody did beat the 292 million today win the powerball jackpot. massachusetts lottery officials say a ticket sold at the handy variety store in watertown is the lone winner of the $758.7 million powerball jackpot. let me say that again -- $758 million. that's the largest lottery prize with a single winner ever in north america. the winning numbers, by the way,

harbor patrol and other paddleboarder s worked to get the whale back out past the break water.s to move her along, she kept going back. officials were able to make the whale swim back out to sea. the whale did not appear in distress but they say she was clearly lost. seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> dr. phil: the story you're about to hear is shocking. >> announcer: a sex slave from birth. >> dr. phil: that's what you were born into? >> the man that owns me said i was made for that. >> announcer: living a life of luxury and humiliation. >> i was kept in a cage that was hung from the ceiling. >> dr. phil: do you remember how old you were when you were first violated? >> it was before i could talk. >> dr. phil: from bei

. —— paddleboards. that is why beach handball and volleyball have grown to such an extent. —— great britain. they wanted to bring ina great britain. they wanted to bring in a younger crowd so they brought it to the beach and get that extra flair. it is more social and chilled out. the main differences are you get extra points for trick shots and ones that are spectacular. two points for doing an alley oop like in basketball. the sand is soft so you don't have to worry about landing properly. we will work on that. it is a work in progress. i think that was a fluke! it is so accessible. it breaks all of the stereotypes of netball and rugby and all of that. anyone can play any level can come in. girls in particular don't care about throwing themselves on the sand so it is not quite as scary. sometimes when we tackle it is comfortable to land on the floor. you are on the beach, not in the hall all year round. you can drop it after three steps and pass it. four a side, three and a keeper. you are on sand so it is a bit tricky. there is a nice physicality in rugby. but with the s

and around us in the water were people towing other boats, paddleboards and also swimming as part ofide the brownlee brothers. but he is now thrilled that there is this sidekick tri event that allows them to compete without any boundaries. awesome. she absolutely loves any of the events. you can have able—bodied, disabled, semi—disabled, which gives them an achievement. it's like the paralympics, but on a mass scale and it's for the everyday superheroes. instead of being for elite sports people, it's for anyone and their families to come down and do sport and have a great day. for the cycling leg, it was onto a tandem bike to get my paddling in time with anne's, but there are so many different ways in which people can ride this part of the course. we didn't go too fast, but we got there. are you ready, eve? it is a friendly event. the final leg is the 350 metre sprint up and back, led off by olympic champion jonnie peacock here. and we're off! eve likes to go fast. and jonnie is one of the team captains. i'll do the running and someone else can do the cycling and swimming. we're look

i love this other picture of him in front of the house of fluff paddleboard.ind of fed chair, this is an early edgy -- indication we might be in for something new if he is nominated. the president himself was on a 14 day vacation. hasne: he mentioned he phones and he is working. let's take a quick look at what is coming up and then i two hours on "bloomberg markets." rish, you will be going back to australia, right? rishaad: we will be talking to the former world bank president, and talk about what the mood is like in kalgoorlie. looking at central bank policies around the world. we will look at the situation in north korea. china and donald trump buying time, you can look at it that way. we will have a look at that. yield.is the search for 10:40 hong kong time, we will a representative from goldman sachs. betty: that is it for "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ is a 9:00 sunday evening in new york city. markets enjoying a positive start. stocks rising on positive payroll numbers in the u.s. north korea on the agenda. the united nations verging with new sa

. >> all that, the baby whale swam underneath paddleboarders and said, mom, i'll catch up with you later>> has anyone said will you play barack obama in a movie? >> yes. i talked to barack about it. >> what did he say. >> he said he felt confident i had the ears for the role. >> on "cbs this morning." >> fans are remembering the one and only glen campbell. >> 21 top 40 hits including his signature song "rhinestone cowboy." ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." no norah o'donnell and gayle king are off. a new threat to attack guam after a stern warning from president trump. the regime said it could use missiles to create and enveloping fire over the western pacific island. >> the u.s. territory just over 2,000 miles from north korea is home to 162,000 people. more than 6,000 american troops are stationed there. two b-1 bombers based in guam flew over the korean peninsula in a show of force monday. >> president trump issued a stark warning yesterday after news leaked of a u.s. intelligence asse

paddleboard, a jet ski. wait until you hear the next one.'ll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days & moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold &medicine. >>> we're back with one of the amazing images from the disaster there. that is 78-year-old karen spencer getting rescued from their home in a jet ski. she and her husband, j.c., were trapped in their north houston home. >> but the jet ski isn't even the strangers part about this whole rescue. turns out, it came about not because karen and her husband called 911, but because they called chick-fil-a. they're apparently regulars at their local chick-fil-a, so they called them up, ordered two chicken sandwiches, two waffle fries. by the way, they also mentioned that they were trapped while they were at it. the chick-fil-a manager sent help. so, the spencers say they didn't get the name of their rescuers, but the big tragedy, they never got that order from chick-fil-a. >> that is really th

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there's a guy who's got a case he's trying to get in, and going with the paddleboard because that's theneil: whatever works, my friend, whatever works. thank you very much. jeff flock. >>> in the middle of all of this, would you contemplate a government shut down or fighting over debt ceiling increase or attaching something to it. probably unlikely, maya mac ginnis on that. the appetite for a government shutdown has shrunk to near zero. i could be wrong, what do you think? >> you are right on that, too. before this hit, shutting down the government was part of the negotiating tactic and people were stamping their feet and saying if i don't get what i want, i'm willing to shut down the government over it. this changes the equation that is a massive reminder to us, when tragedies happen, when national disasters happen, that's what you need to be prepared both fiscally and government functioning so you can address them as quickly and ably as possible. you are right the chance of a government shutdown shrunk to near zero as it should, talking about shutting down the government as a way to n

even if you're paddling by it, don't stick your paddleboard in those ants they can be very dangerousinteresting thing that's happening. some of these beer companies are switching from making beer to bottling water because this area is in such desperate need of having clean drinking water. so much water around us but none of this water is something that people can drink, george. >> no way. okay, eva, thanks very much. >>> we have new details now from that dramatic interview we had yesterday with a woman who was stranded on a roof in houston as those flds were quickly rising all around her and her family. iashia nelson waited and waited and waited and finally all of that waiting paid off and the rescue came and just look at that. she reunited with her rescuer and iashia is going to join us live again with her rescuer in just a moment but first we want to take a look at what happened. as the hours pass after this emotional plea -- >> please help us. i'm scared. >> reporter: iashia nelson's situation grew increasingly desperate. >> we don't have no food. i haven't ate in two days. no wat

. >> starting with kelly, who captured this touching moment between dad and son on the paddleboard.. ramon taking a seat in the sand, during his first visit to the beach. ready to hit the highway. and here, gabriela waits for a perfect wave at the beach in long island. >> we have talented photographers out there. to cast your vote, and more of "today's summer moment" head to today.com. share your photos. to do that, use # #todayssummermoment. >>> al has a check of the weather. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by "the glass castle," now playing in theaters. >> let's take a look and show you what's going on as far as your weekend is concerned. for tomorrow, a great day around the great lakes. east coast, looking rough. mid-atlantic states, gulf coast, heavy rain in the southern plains. sunshine out west. sunday, sunday, tdying out in te northeast. wet weather continues in the gulf coast. much cooler weather moving into the pacific northwest. sunny skies along the >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your sunglasses but keep an eye on the sky. we'll be in and out

on friday, we showed you last week's picks, everything from sunflowers to paddleboarding. >> viewersll have five new photos at the end of the week you can vote on. one can be yours, using #toda #todayssummermoment. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> "today's weather" is brought by "the class castle" in theaters friday. >> we are trying to hold off the rain for this brett eldredge cancer. concert. we're going to see rain along the i-95 corridor, from washington, d.c., to philadelphia, and new york, too. we have potential of flooding rain in san antonio, where we could see several inches of rain and heavy downpours could lead to flash flooding. air quality alert in the pacific northwest, because of the fires out that way, hot in the northwest, as we go through tomorrow. mild in the middle of the country, where it has been cool the past couple of days. we could see scattered showers in around the rockies and along the gulf coast tomorrow, too. flood threat continues to move into the eastern part of north and south carolina, on tuesday. and it should clear out in the northeast, exce

on friday we showed you last week's picks, everything from sun flowers to paddleboarding. >> viewerse a family trip to michigan. >> so cute. we're going to have five new photos four at the end of the week that you'll be able to vote on and one of them could be yours pot so keep those pictures coming using the hash #todaysummermoment. >> let's get a check at the weather. >> starring brie larson, wood did i harrell son and naomi watts in theaters saturday. >> and we're trying to hold off the rain for this brett eldredge concert and i think we can do the rain is close by and we're going to see some heavier rain along that corridor from washington, d.c. up to philadelphia into new york too. we have the potential for some flooding rain down around san antonio where we could see several inches of rain and heavy downpours so lead some flash flooding. air quality alerts out in the pacific northwest because of the fires out it that way. still hot in the northwest as we go into tomorrow. mild in the middle of the country where it has been fairly cool the past couple of days. we could see some