and accuweather's paul williams says it's not the only nasty weather in the forecast. >> good morning. interior will sizzle a bit but it's the monsoonal moisture that we're most concerned about at this point. we look for widespread afternoon/evening thunderstorms for tuesday right along the arizona and new mexico line then starting to ease away further to the north. that's going to be the pattern of concern for the rest of the week. get this, heavy thunderstorms continuously fueled by that push of monsoonal moisture coming out of the south. massive urban flash flooding and sudden flooding in desert washes. i'm meteorologist paul williams from accuweather. >>> i've got friends who live in the really rough weatherwise. >>> the missing paperwork that could lead to billions of dollars of student loans being erased. >>> developing right now a restaurant's roof collapses with people dining inside. details on injuries and what's being blamed. >>> a bobcat latches on to a man's arm. the vicious attack caught on camera. >>> that would be a police car speeding down a north carolina highway on t

i'm accuweather senior meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, still ahead right here a makeup product for kids pulled from the shelves. the serious concerns about what could be in the cosmetic. >>> new this morning, a family of five booted from an airplane. the parents say it's all because of what their 1-year-old daughter did. >>> plus, a power line suddenly explodes. what caused it to happen. >>> that explosion was caused by a couple of mylar balloons making contact with a line. it actually knocked out power to nearby residents in long beach, california, for several hours. the power has since been restored. >>> quite a scene there. >>> police in pennsylvania are skeptical about a claim that quadruple murder suspect killed two other people. cosmo dinardo is charged with murdering four young men who went missing outside philadelphia this month. investigators say dinardo also claims he killed a man and woman in philadelphia years ago. police are checking their records but call the claim sketchy. >>> one of o.j. simpson's victims in the armed robbery incident that sent him to prison wil

i'm meteorologist paul williams from accuweather. >> i've got some friends who live in the area, and it's just been really rough weatherwise. >>> well, still ahead, the missing paperwork that could lead to billions of dollars in student loans being erased. >>> and developing right now, a restaurant's roof collapses with people dining inside. details on injuries and what's being blamed for causing it. >>> plus, a bobcat latches onto a man's arm. the vicious attack caught on camera. >>> that would be a police car speeding down a north carolina highway on the wrong side of the road. the officer was heading to complaints of road racing. several of those drivers were arrested. state police are now, though, reviewing that video of the state trooper going the wrong way there. >>> well, today in london an american doctor continues his examination of a terminally ill british baby at the center of that legal battle. it's a critical step in charlie gard's parents' ongoing fight to keep him alive. they want to bring him to the u.s. for an experimental treatment. dr. michio hirano is part of a te

accuweather's paul williams says the forecast isn't good for the entire western u.s. >>> good morning. we still have fire danger as well as a flash flood threat. high fire danger now is reaching throughout central and southern california covering all of nevada, a good chunk of utah up towards montana and the northwest. in addition to that we're looking for numerous thunderstorms throughout the four corners region courtesy of the monsoonal moisture coming out of the south so yet extended problems with urban flash flooding as well as sudden flooding and desert watches. i'm accuweather senior meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, still ahead right here, a makeup product for kids pulled from the shelves. the serious concerns about what could be in the cosmetic. >>> and new this morning, a family of five booted from an airplane. the parents say it's all because of what their 1-year-old daughter did. >>> plus, a power line suddenly explodes. what caused it to happen. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infe

unpublicized tactics and activities sean stoma sat down earlier with award winning journalist paul williams who served as an f.b.i. counter terror consultant for many years as well william shares with us his research in the sites he claims are used as radical islamic training camps within the us as well as the cia's involvement with controversial turkish cleric. williams latest book operation gladio comes out august fifteenth and details the cia's covert work in the cold war europe paul thank you so much for joining me today i want to start by discussing your own personal career because you went through a sort of revelation as someone who self described as a former neo con who actually started to understand that perhaps the way that the world works. isn't quite what it seemed and some of these so-called jihad ists and terror groups weren't actually really just anime combatants were actually being supplied and protected by our own cia sean they swallow the the red pill but i don't want to. i was writing i was i was on fox news all the time all the time i was writing books that were very succ

. >> paul williams has the national forecast for us, good morning, paul. >> good morning,a ariel, kendis. >> it includes salt lake city and close to seattle. numerous thunderstorms still causing concern for flooding, courtesy of the monsoon at moisture coming out of the south. so we have yet extended problems with urban flash flooding, sudden flooding and desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. ariel, kendis? >> what was tropical storm dawn is still making waves. a new one is forming and its name is hillary. that's right, don and hillary it's just a coincidence of course. and this hillary has just come from lists drawn up years in advance from the world meteorological organization. >> just when you thought you were done with this parg. > >>> a bison brigade stopped traffic in new hampshire. about a dozen of them escaping from a farm in manchester. neighbors think they were frightened by loud roadwork and took off. the whole neighborhood got together to help the bison get back home. >>> colorado police say a gang of kids vandalized a bunch of offices near denver, but it's not what y

. >> let's get the full forecast from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, adrian, kendis. severe thunderstorms expected throughout the midwest of the country. sioux falls, des moines and green bay. but that's not the only place with problems with rain. big time problems in the desert southwest. because we're looking at monsoonal moisture affecting flagstaff and tucson with sudden flooding and desert washes and widespread urban flash flooding part of the mix. in addition to that, that moisture's going to make it better with the fire danger in this part of the southwest but for the west coast and northwest, dry, summer heat will continue to prevail so we will have a high fire danger in these areas shaded in red. >> let's talk about happy news. britain's youngest royals at it again. this time stealing the spotlight and warming hearts. >> oh, cute. >> all across poland. prince george and princess charlotte traveling with their parents. the british press says the kids are part of a charm offensive to soften the plea from brexi

paul williams is keeping an eye on them for us. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. the interior continues to sizzle. big time heat still rocking in salt lake stircity, vegas, stily too dry, way to windy and the humidity is so low it will stay parched. we'll still have problems with the wall fire, brian head, even the alamo fire because of low humidity and higher temps and the winds gusting is going to make that bad problem even worse. around the great lakes region, flash flooding, hail, damaging winds, and even tornados. and look for widespread showers and thunderstorms all the way throughout the northeast. kendis, diane? >> something else to look out for in the sky, a high-altitude flight, 480 million miles away. nasa's juno is to fly over jupiter today. it's the first-ever closeup of the storm that's been raging for over an estimated 350 years. pretty cool. >> and it looks tiny there, but i believe that spot is about 300 typ times the size of earth. >> pretty big. pretty big. >> i'm sure that satellite will look good flex next to it. >>> a teenager in california m

. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us with that forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane. the interior stays hot and way too parched, utah, nevada, arizona and southern california. and for this week, we'll have a few isolated thunderstorms, but not enough to make an impact with these fires. from the alamo to brian head. high temperatures, low humidity and gusty winds, and the same dangerous heat eases to the north with near record highs in the pacific northwest. >>> breaking overnight, we have new details on the run-up to the meeting between donald trump jr. and the attorney who was allegedly offering damaging information on hillary clinton the new york times is reporting that the president's oldest son was informed by e-mail that the information discussed in that meeting would be part of the russian government's effort to help his father's candidacy. donald jr. has denied any wrongdoing and has offered to work with the senate intelligence immunity. to share what he knows. >>> and the republicans remain deeply divided as l

. >> paul williams is here with the weather forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning, nick, diane. mother nature's popping fireworks of her own. in the deep south, thunderstorms exploding throughout parts of the tennessee valley region. for the northeast, a little spotty action, but heavy downpours in the center part of the country up towards minneapolis. and the desert southwest, triple digits. even in idaho, reaching up into portions of montana. and fire hazards and warnings still in full effect. >>> and spacex will try again to launch a communication satellite into orbit. last night that was aborted ten seconds before liftoff. and the same thing happened sunday night. >>> the fess -- tesla model 3 will roll off the line, with the first 30 deliveries by the end of the month. elon musk says by the end of the year, tesla will be producing you 20,000 model threes a month. the price, $35,000, much less than tesla's other two models. >>> in a few hours, it's time for the big main event. >> yesterday was the big weigh-in for the nathan's

. >> accuweather's paul williams is here with the forecast. morning, paul. >> good morning, nick, diane. low humidity causing problems with fires that we already have, the heat will continue to strengthen. in the desert southwest we're looking for the heat to really continue in the form of 115 degrees toward phoenix and one teens in vegas and 100-plus in salt lake city. thunderstorms threaten missouri, illinois and wisconsin. we are going to see a front push through with strong storms breaking off and beginning to pound the pavement for us in madison, green bay, sioux falls, omaha, des minneapolis. and blinding downpours and tornados. >> thanks, paul. >>> and the vatican is acknowledging problems at its children's hospital in rome but dismissing a scathing report as unfounded. they denied the findings of an investigation that said staff cut corners, ignored safety protocols and put children at risk. they pointed to a second review that praised the hospital and blamed the initial report on disgruntled employees. the vatican said it's making a s

let's check in with accuweather's paul williams. paul, good morning. >> good morning to you as well, diane, and welcome back from your trip. good morning to you, kendis. we're looking at a high pressure system that will begin to move over to the east and out of the way. widespread scattered showers are going to cover the four corners area. nevada, california and further north. and that's going to and good thing, providing some fire relief. so yeah, we're expecting inland thunderstorms, staying pretty numerous, covering a good portion of arizona and new mexico. but we'll have some problems with flooding. severe storms likely to touch off through winnipeg, down through bismarck and rapid city. rapid city's going to warm crazy warm with the chance of isolated coverage tornados and hail and excessive rain. widespread scattered showers throughout the deep south. and along the gulf coast. kendis, diane. >> temperatures today in san antonio expected to be 103, paul. thank you. >>> a massive fire has destroyed an apartment complex in a bosto

more storms and flooding on the way to that region. >> let's get the latest from accuweather's paul williamsgood morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, adrienne. summer thunderstorms complicating matters. in the four corners region. sudden flooding of desert washes and blowing dust in the desert complicating travel along i-17, 10 and 40. we're concerned about flash flooding in the deep south from the carolinas down to the gulf coast with mostly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. kendis, adrienne. >>> about 1500 people gathered last night for a memorial in suburban philadelphia. to remember the victims of the tragedy. the victims held for the four young men whose charred bodies were discovered on the nearby farm murdered after the alleged marijuana deal gone wrong. those attending the services say no matter the circumstances, the night was about healing for the community and their families. >> it is overwhelming but it is comforting to know that everybody cared about these boys. >> comforting that people came out to support not just meo but all four of the kids. it's a tragedy, but it's a

i'm paul williams with your accuweather forecast. >>> and the fireworks show at hershey park ended early last night. >> that's because there was a brush fire in a once the local airport. that fire was quickly brought under control and there were no injuries. >>> luckily no mishaps at the biggest fireworks show in the country here in new york city. an average of 2400 shells a minute were launched from barges in the east river. >> washington's show on flat mall was presented against the inspiring backdrop of national monuments. there was also a live concert before the fireworks. >> there were two professional fireworks shows in los angeles and many amateur ones. the pros were at work also in disneyland. >>> coming up a congressman's controversial trip to a former nazi death camp. >>> also the fiery scene at a florida apartment building. what police are saying about the driver's motive. >>> new attempts to silence infamous pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli during his ongoing fraud trial. attorneys are squaring off over his recent comments. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> a florida man i

i'm accuweather's paul williams. >>> a suicide bomber is being blamed for a deadly blast in the afghan capital of kabul. at least 24 people were killed this morning what i car packed with explosives rammed a bus filled with government employees heading to work. dozens of people were injured including children. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >>> staying overseas at least two people are dead after a shooting at the israeli embassy in jordan. an israeli security officer opened fire after one of two jordanian men attacked him with a screwdriver. the two men were supposedly coming to the building to do carpentry work. another jordanian man struck by a stray bullet was killed. israeli authorities are calling it a terror attack. >>> we're seeing new images of until senator mccain since he was diagnosed with brain cancer. >> meghan mccain tweeted herself with dad taking a break with dad over the weekend. he tweeted an image showing himself relaxing with a friend dipping their feet in a creek. >>> still ahead what's expected today in the final hearing for baby charlie guard. >>> the wa

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams with your forecast. >> now to some weather headlines from overseas. a washout in paris as a recor record-setting rainfall drenches the city and disrupted the service at metro station as commuters headed to work this morning. emergency services say the -- received some 1700 calls for help. most to pump out flooded cellars. more rain is expected there in the city of light today. >>> nassar is set to mark a first in human history later today. >> the space agency's juno spacecraft is set to fly over the great red spot of jupiter tonight at 10:06 eastern time. juno launched six years ago. >> and it w close-up of the red spot, a storm raging for 350 years. >>> new evidence that your morning cup of coffee really is good for you. >>> plus, those missing men in pennsylvania. the mystery of their disappearance and what the fbi is doing to find answers. >>> a warning for parents who are bringing their children to the park for some summer fun. police are now warning about an unusual danger. >>> a dockworker killed in philadelphia when a shipping contain

. >> let's get the forecast from accuweather's paul williams. >> strong thunderstorms expected throughout the dakotas, going into minnesota and hot air from the south helping to feed this frenzy. brace for severe storms with hail, damaging winds, isolated tornados, fargo to duluth andth and thde downpours from the ohio valley region with humid air underneath this setting the stage for unsettled weather for the mid atlantic and the ohio river valley region. we're bracing for heavy thunderstorms into arizona and new mexico with urban flash flooding and sudden flooding in desert washes, adrian, kendis? >> paul, thank you. >>> we're learning new details about that deadly fire at a high rice apartment in honolulu. some residents telling the associate press that they didn't hear the sirens when it started. the building didn't have sprinklers because it was not mandatory in 1971. it started on the 26th floor. no word yet on what might have caused it. >> such a sad story there. >>> it's an all-important day for a terminally ill british baby is he ten ser baby at the center of a legal battle. char

i'm meteorologist paul williams with your forecast. >> and spacex is surely hoping for good weather to launch a communications satellite tonight. >> last night the countdown for launching the falcon 9 rocket was again aborted just ten seconds before liftoff. the same thing happened the night before. it may be a computer glitch rather than an actual mechanical problem. >> i wonder if they tried restarting the computer. works every time. >>> fireworks producers are getting ready to launch smaller rockets tonight. the biggest show in new york where macy's will launch 40,000 fireworks lasting 25 minutes. big celebrations are also planned in washington, atlanta, san francisco and several other major cities. >>> still ahead, an emotional outpouring for a missing grad student as her accused kidnapper appears in court. >>> also, a wet balloon. their dip into a pond was concerns. >>> and venus williams breaks down at wimbledon speaking for the first time about the deadly traffic dent she is accused of causing. >>> all right, folks, we're going to get a little wet. sorry about that. >> getting a

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, this morning hollywood is mourning the loss of acting legend martin landau. the academy award-winning actor died in los angeles. his career spanning 70 years including notable roles on tv and movies. landau was perhaps best known for his role on the tv series "mission: impossible." >> he won a best supporting oscar for his portrayal of bela lugosi in "ed wood." martin landau, 80 years old. we'll have more on his remarkable career a little later on. >>> but still ahead, wall street getting set for another opening with major averages at record levels. >>> and an incredible scene from st. louis. how that suv ended up on the roof of a house. >>> and "game of thrones" returned. it had twitter going crazy overnight and did some damage online as well. really. mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. for me, it was heart-wrenching. bea: it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. lisa: this disease just ravages a family.

i'm meteorologist paul williams from accuweather. >>> and this morning iraqi forces are pushing to retake the last areas of mosul under isis control. now, iraq's prime minister traveled to the mosul area to congratulate his country's u.s.-backed military forces. he walked among the soldiers at one point even draping the iraqi flag across his shoulders, but he's holding off on declaring victory over isis in iraq's second largest city until the government controls all of the city. isis does have other territories in iraq still under control. >>> and north korea is sharply criticizing a practice bombing run conducted by the u.s. in south korea. a state-run newspaper called the mission reckless military provocations that pushed the risk of a nuclear war to a tipping point. the u.s. calls it a defensive show of force and commitment to its allies. >>> the third highest ranking vatican leader is back home in australia to face sex abuse charges. cardinal george pell returned this morning. he is the pope's top financial adviser. the 76-year-old is due in court in two weeks. he made no comments thi

agencies have happened some of the world's ugliest situation sean stone recently sat down with paul williams and award winning investigative journalist and former consultant to the f.b.i. his most recent book operation gladio details the extent of the cia's network of paramilitary cells across europe and he believes that history may be coming back to haunt us now so now you mentioned bloody or earlier let's talk about gladio because obviously there's the historical aspect of gladio which we know has to do with stay behind armies facing the fascist elements the post in the post world war era former nazis and basically fascist groups that were being utilized by the western intelligence apparatus of nato and basically were used not only as stay behind armies in case of a soviet invasion but oftentimes were engaging in terror attacks in the west and then blame on leftists whether it's red brigade or the socialist movement parties right to basically try to create political chefs internally in the west because matter of fact as you know like during levy one the years of lead in italy when there we

. >> paul williams has the details. good morning, paul. >> good morning, nick, diane.cerned about low humidity in the west, particularly desert southwest because of the fires that we're still trying to get rid of. we have the heat strengthening in time to make problems for the silver dollar fire. you combine that with near record heat, the fire threat rising, looking for temperatures in the 100s, and then in the desert southwest we'll climb to the 110s. nick and diane. >>> overseas, the u.s. military has confirmed that north korea did successfully test an intercontinental ballistic missile, possibly capable of reaching alaska. >> that missile blasted 1700 miles into the sky before splashing down into the sea of japan. if it was fired on a flatter trajectory, it could reach alaska or further east. >>> u.s. and south korean soldiers responded by firing deep-strike precision is missiles into south korean waters. it comes as the u.n. security council is set to hold an emergency meeting later today behind closed doors about the growing north korean threat. >>> president tru

. >> paul williams is here with the forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane.n nevada. still hot throughout california, particularly southwest california. we will have storms in spots, courtesy of the moisture that's coming out of the monsoon topical flow here. but it's not enough to really give us the moisture we need to stop the concern for the widespread dry and low humidity that's going to cause more problems with the fires there. other areas of concern? we're expecting rapid developing thunderstorms with torrential downpours, gusty winds and dangerous lightning around the great lakes region, through chicago and indianapolis and minneapolis. expect power outages in the region. and then on tuesday, the possible of tornados in minnesota. kendis and diane. >>> we turn now to the president's son acknowledging what appears to be the earliest known meeting between the trump campaign and a russian associate. donald trump jr. confirmed he met with a lawyer with ties to the kremlin shortly after his father clinched the republican nomination. the president's oldest s

system of alarm writers that were set up in boston as well as the colonies, word got out paul revere and william dog will spread the word of the british army who are now on the march out. if the british army marches down from boston in the early morning they encounter 77 militia men on lexington green. nobody knows who did it but shots were fired that morning. you will have seven and eight colonials who will die. there continue to march here toward concord. the concord, lincoln and bedford militias that gathered in the early morning were over an area. they will see the sheer size in number. britishe ahead of the by 500 yards. the colonials will come into concord and come out here area and gohbridge across the area. the main, the british army gets into concord. 120 soldiers are dispatched to go towards the farm. another additional 90 soldiers are sent to guard the bridge and the roadway. we are leaving northbridge parking lot right now, and we are on her way to the farm. it is just under two miles. so, it was not in the center of town. it was certainly out a bit. on the morning of april 19, colon

alongside the formula 1 cars and they're very high—tech andrew talansky why we have paul mcnamara, the technical director of williamsl, what is this? a baby pod, a product designed at williams but its purposeis product designed at williams but its purpose is for moving infants. the idea is it will go into an ambulance, it will go into a helicopter or something like that. the objective that we had with it was to make it very accessible, so as you can see we can take the lid off and we can get everywhere inside this structure. its carbon fibre because it needs to be light and crashproof. in the event of an accident and we had to simulate and calculate all of that we had to pull on the tabs and the structure had to stay put and the padding which the child is in keeps them ok. one of the most technologically advanced race the most technologically advanced ra ce cars the most technologically advanced race cars that's ever been made has been made by us... the team said the baby pod is one example of how research carried out in racing can have real social benefits... lightweight materials, composite, aerodynamics, all thes

. >> accuweather's paul williams is here with the holiday forecast.p into fireworks of her own. in the deep south, thunderstorms exploding throughout parts of the southeast, carolinas and the tennessee valley region. for the northeast, a little spotty action, but heavy downpours in the center part of the country with the thread of severe storms up toward minneapolis. and the desert southwest, triple digits. idaho, reaching into portions of montana. and fire hazards and warnings still in full effect. diane, nick. >> paul, thanks. >>> and the private company spacex will try again tonight attempting a third attempt to launch a communication satellite into orbit. last night, that launch was aborted ten seconds before liftoff. and the same thing happened sunday night. >>> the tesla model 3 is about for launch. the company's first mass-produced car will roll off the assembly line. for the first 30 deliveries at the end of the month. elon musk says by the end of the year, tesla will be producing 20,000 model 3s a month. 35,000 bucks much less than tesla's ot

and as you probably know, paul revere is stopped, along with william. however, they ran into a guy from concord, prescott, who is courting his girlfriend in lexington, and when to stop by the british centuries he's able to jump his horse over a wall and get away and get to concord. so in fact, but for samuel prescott and the accident of his meeting, they could've look at the message from getting out even everybody knew it was happening. sort of an amazing combination of everybody knowing and planning but total absent. many companies have been alarmed. they gather in center town. the british troops are coming on the main road, and this very funny scene which the party marches out to see what's going on and suddenly they are not that far from british troops coming towards them. they quickly get an about-face. everyone groups in center and a retreat up to the north part of town. and the kings men cornered themselves in the tavern in the center of town and they began looking around into houses in the town, searching for military supplies. a lot of which are

paul di resta, driving for williams after felipe massa was forced to pull out to illness.s. there is more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website and the round—up of all the action from the round—up of all the action from the world swimming championships in budapest. that is all that daily—macro the sport for now. now to a rather unusual emergency call in the us state of ohio. a panicked woman on the phone is heard asking for help because she was being attacked by a large boa constrictor. rachel cary has the details. 9/11, what is the location of your emergency. i have a boa constrictor stuck to my face. you have a what? a boa constrictor. in her own backyard, a woman was strangled by the very snake she rescued a day earlier. when firefighters arrived minutes later, they found the woman laying in her driveway with the 1.6 metre boa constrictor wrapped around her body. they used a pocket knife to cut the snake's head. the victim was treated for nonlife threatening injuries. just really pleased with the paramedic‘ response. to think that quick, to take the pocket kn

from getting to lexington and concorde with the message and as you probably know paul revere is stopped along with william. however, they run into a guy from concord, doctor samuel prescott who scored in his girlfriend in lexington and when there stopped he is able to jump his horse over a wall and get away and get to concord, so they could've kept the message even though everyone knew what was happening. amazing combination of everyone knowing and planning. many companies had been alarmed. they gather the center of town. the british troops are coming into the main road and a very funny scene. they march to see what's going on and suddenly they are not that far from the british troops coming towards them, so they couldn't do an about-face. everyone groups in the center and they retreat near the heights in the north part of town. kinsmen cornered themselves in the tavern in the center of town and they began looking around into houses in the town searching for military supplies. a lot of which have been dispersed into the countryside because people know something will happen. two or three companies of men a