paulette made landfall in bermuda as a category-one hurricane more than a week ago. the national hurricane center says what is now being called post-tripoli cyclone paulette should dissipate in the next several days. >>> ahead, amazon prime day is coming. the online retail giant announces the date for its annual sale event. for its annual sale event. my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammat

this one is called paulette.l track of the storm over the next few days. and, actually, towards the weekend, the thinking is that paulette will be drifting into our latitudes. now, this next graphic is going to be a little complicated, so bear with me. these are the winds close to the ground. here, further north, i'm going to overlay the jet stream now, so that's at about 30,000 feet, are ten km or so. and when this happens, when these tropical storms, the old ones drift northwards, they tend to interact with the jet stream, and sometimes the jet stream points in a different direction, and that will depend or have a big factor on what sort of weather we are going to get here in the uk. so a little open to debate exactly what we will get next weekend. for now, let's enjoy the warm sunshine. 0xford oxford university and astrazeneca restructure clinical trials of coronavirus vaccines which was halted after a volunteer fell ill. the design and habitat founder who revolutionised british decor and dining has died aged

towards the weekend the thinking is that paulette will drift into more latitudes. the jet stream at 30,000 feet, ten kilometres or so. at 30,000 feet, ten kilometres or so. when this happens, when these tropical storms drift northwards, they interact with the jet stream and sometimes the jet stream points ina and sometimes the jet stream points in a different direction and that will depend will have a big factor in what sort of weather we will get here in the uk so open to debate as to exactly with what we will get next week and put for now let's enjoy more sunshine. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment with lucy and john — first the headlines. on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a warning from one leading scientist as more than 3000 uk cases are recorded for a second day. this is still a widely distributed infection across the whole of the uk, and every measure, the numbers are going up. oxford university and astrazeneca restart clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccine which was halted after a volu

sally, paulette. we didn't even talk about paulette. paulette was a hurricane with 120-mile-per-hour winds, and bermuda went through the pin needle eye this morning. then we have rene, teddy, and the new storm is vicky. we're not concerned about the other storms s effecting the u. mainland. it is just sally. we have to look in the record books. one other time had four at once. now, we have five at once. i think that -- the last time that happened was 1971, if i recall right, craig. yeah, pretty uncharted territory. incredibly active hurricane season. >> bill karins. thanks, buddy. we'll check in in a little bit. >>> we are going to turn back to politics in a moment and take a look at brand-new numbers out just this hour. they really give us a glimpse of how president trump's law and order messaging, how that message may be resonating. >>> also, the states that the president is eyeing to flip in november, can he expand his map? steve korunacki will join us to break it all down. break it all down. >> tech: we'll come right to you. ♪ upbea

paulette, that is likely to become a hurricane. that red circle, that one we'll have to worry about as well. another one coming off the coast of africa. paulette, bermuda, we are worried about it becoming a cat 1, cat 2, maybe cat 3 on approach to bermuda on the day monday getting very close to that island and potentially making a direct hit and a cat 2 even on that well-prepared island would be a devastating blow there so tracking that very carefully along with all the other action in the gulf of mexico. that's a check nationally. here's a look at your local >> reporter: this weather report sponsored by walgreens. >>> you guys ready for some football? nfl started. now it's time for college, at least part of college. >> that's right. >> you know what intel i got this week, dan harris has hired a certain little 11-year-old to run his fantasy league again. >> you're playing fantasy again? >> i mean, paula faris' 11-year-old j.j. is playing fantasy. i'm collecting the money. >> i thought he would walk out while on top. >> we won last

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meanwhile hurricane paulette is threatening bermuda.klotz is following all of this from the fox mother center. >> we are continuing to track two storms and it will become too hurricanes and the first is hurricane paulette, category one storm 85 mile-per-hour winds, this will intensify and run over be meter this evening but winds grab this and send it out into open ocean, the storm and concern for the united states in the gulf of mexico continue to be tropical storm sally winds at 60 miles per hour, sitting over very warm golf water and that will allow the system to intensify from now likely jumping up to category one hurricane on monday before making landfall on tuesday morning. here's your forecast, where the kinetic area along the louisiana coast going to the florida panhandle and areas impacted by this and it will be a strong category one possibly low-end category 2 storm, winds around 90 miles per hour. no surprise we have the tropical advisory especially along the north gold coast as it makes its way into the area an early tuesday

this is video from when hurricane paulette hit bermuda earlier this month. it was downgraded to a post tropical low pressure system but paulette has regained strength and became a tropical storm again on monday. it is now about 300 miles off the coast of the a gloars island-- azores ises island. >> trevor: zombie storms, man, the weather has treully figured out how to mess with us now. storms used to hit us and then be gone. but now its it's like all right, i'm done, i'm done. whoa, i'm back, got you bitch. feels like mother nature realizes america isn't take coronavirus seriously so keeps coming up with new ideas to keep people in their homes, wildfires, storms that don't die. pretty soon when we open the front door there will just be a tree that kicks us back in the house. get your ass back in there. >> at the same time though, we acknowledge that a zombie storm is just a storm that lost pressure and then regained it. it is only exciting because the weather people try to jump on the 2020 sucks band wagon and give it a scary name. but i mean you can make an

mantener mayor pero la temperatura de a los huracanes precisamente que se generaron en el región paulettte dada la entrada que nuevamente la nubosidad de humo tóxico comencé a irse por el atlántico hacia europa es increíble como los incendios de la costa oeste de los estados unidos han afectado gran parte de nuestro planeta especialmente en el hemisferio norte aquí vemos los puntos claramente para que vea usted la mancha como se ve desde el espacio es precisamente la imagen satelital y el pico poco a poco para un pájaro y es precisamente lo que sucedió para los pájaros en nuevo méxico y por supuesto nos quedamos sin saber qué fue lo que sucedió. >>> perfectamente en la cara del pájaro este es el pico y lo que yo ve desde el espacio que usted puede ver tan bien veamos esta nota muy interesante >>> un día pasé todos los fines de semana este centro de rehabilitación para animales >>> los tres años que lleva con su voluntaria que iban a recibir las eliminatorias ya que es muy trágico esos pájaros deben de estar haciendo su migratoria a méxico ahorita. seguro que la mayoría no sobrevive la no

julio paulette y hablÓ con trabajadores y prepara este reporte.e ha alquilado. >> nosotros abrimos nuestro negociodos semanas antes del coronavirus. julio: gloria lleva seis meses sin poder abrir su estudio en presidios h aunque el plan del factura del gobernador le permitirÍa un prestar servicios, el gobierno local no le habÍa permitido en todo este tiempo. >> todo estÁ muy caro, necesito pagar mis cuentas. julio: hace unas horas, el gobierno de la alcaldesa london breed dijo que desde el 14 de septiembre, estos comercios de belleza y estÉtica podrÁn recibir clientes adentro de los establecimientos con capacidad limitada. >> estamos entrenados a mantener todo limpio. julio: gracias al ingenio del dueÑo de este espacio comercial, gloria y otros expertos en cosmÉtica los han podido alquilar un espacio de trabajo al aire libre. >> siento lo que estÁn sufriendo muchÍsimo, llevan cerrado mÁs que a nadie. julio: esta iniciativa comenzÓ tasa a mi express, pero los Últimos dÍas han afectado el trÁfico de personas por el tiempo y el humo de los incendios.

two of them are already tropical storms, paulette and rene. we're not concerned with them coming near the u.s. mainland. paulette could be a tropical storm near bermuda in a couple of days and return back to sea. the one coming out of africa looks like a long-lived storm, but it's at least seven days away from the caribbean island. we'll focus on that next week. i'll talk about these. the one south of mobile has only a 20% of development. it's going to heft west-southwest near the texas/mexico border in the next four to five days, nothing too serious. the other is coming out of bermuda and heading toward the gulf. that's the storm system we have to watch. there's a flood watch through tampa, sarasota, all the way down to ft. myers, and this is from saturday morning through sunday because we do expect some bursts of heavy rain and thunderstorms when the tropical wave does come through. our computer models are saying even the miami area could pick up an inch or two. it's not going to cause a lot of problems in florida, but keep in mind, the pass

you can see these blobs of cloud you're coming one here, that's tropical storm paulette by this stagerthwards over the next few days. here it is, that swirl cloud, and when these tropical storms move in it influences ourjet strea m storms move in it influences ourjet stream and that's what we have been looking at the last couple of days. it looks as though the storm is doing —— going to shunt and it's going to be across iceland and away from the uk, so the further we are away from the jet stream, the more settled the weather conditions will be as high pressure tends to build in the south of the jet stream. so the jet stream is that rain and wind superhighway with weather system south of it having a high. however, could be a low developing to the south of it which means things could turn breezy across some southern areas this coming weekend. so here is the summary for the next seven days. a brief hot spell, then cooler, then next weekend, we've got bright and breezy weather on the way. that's the latest from me. defends the government potentially breaking international law over changes

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alabama, georgia y después estaría saliendo al atlántico, vamos a ver los números y los nombres, paulettecantidad de tormentas que se generaron en este fina semana y precisamente la organización meteorológica mundial establece 21 nombres para lo que es en este caso el atlántico, ya se acabó, nos queda wilfredo que estarían en los próximos días y después empezó empezaremos con el abecedario griego, la actividad por supuesto todavía continúa apenas empieza y para nosotros como si para poco también la de los incendios, temperaturas en tangos el 73 grados vemos esa calidad del aire que continúa mala para nosotros se extiende hasta el próximo miércoles las condiciones para mañana son cálidas especialmente hacia el interior, cercano los 90 grados, se va mantener cercano los 80 grados línea costera fresca inclusive con la presencia de nublados en la región, vamos al pronóstico, 86 grados, luego el descenso en la temperatura por ese sistema que entra por oregón y washington iba estar trayendo vientos que se llevan la mala calidad del aire por eso el censo y las temperaturas por lo menos de jueves

we also have paulette which battered bermuda a couple days ago. andally i is to affect thehe united statates into the n next several days. we havave unusually high temperatatures recorded in many places of western europe o on tuesday. e high reached 35 degrees in several places in france as well as the netherlands. that's it for me. stay safe. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japanese industrials giant hitachi is pulling the plug on the construction of a nuclear power plant in britain. hitachi says its board of directors decided on wednesday to withdraw from the project on the island of angelsy in wales. they put it on hold in january last year. it cited ballooning costs and other measures. they asked the government for greater support for the project, but the firm says negotiations made little progress parartly d to the coronavirus pandemic. they say the latest decision does not expect to significantly

as you can see from the satellite images, another storm, hurricane paulette making its way across theantic. look close and you can see the smoke from the west coast e firs t and blanketing the country. one image, two crises. in nepal, torrential rains triggered a landslide that killed at least 12 pe and injured 100 others. china has recently seen massive floods in shins and, sometimes coming so quickly that people were stranded in buses and cars. and south america is in the midst of one of its worst fire seasons on record. reporter: above the canopy, and missableon signs that the am is burning. but it's on the ground where the damage has been done. this virgin forest, gone forever . this is one ofozens of fires we see while driving to the forest today. clearly few people are paying attention to fire breaks put in place after the international outcry last year. the fires are all to real. he shows me where a neighboring farm burned wes agond nearly destroyed his livelihood. introduced.re after it was i don't know why they didn't comply with the law. you will have to ask them that. they

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paulette directly over bermuda. now, the rest of the mouseketeers out here, this will be teddy, vicky, and this will eventually be wilfred. very busy out there in the atlantic. >> "w" and it's not even mid-september, chad, thank you very much. >>> so president trump openly flouting coronavirus rules in nevada, proudly breaking the regulation. so we'll discuss the purpose and the consequences, next. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to i will send out an army to find you in the middle of the darkest night it's true, i will rescue you oh, i will rescue you is now even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. ♪you know limu,ug ronger, after all these yearsger it's the ones that got away that haunt you the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insur

we have paulette, a hurricane now affecting bermuda.e will likely decrease intensity over water. we have teddy in the south, a newly formed tropical storm. sally is expected to make landfall in the united states on tuesday as a category 1 hurricane. stay safe. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japan's main ruling liberal democratic party has elected chief cabinet secretary suga yoshihide as its next leader. the ldp president is virirtuall guararanteed t to succeed prime minister abe shinzo, who is stepping down because of health issues. suga has been serving under abe for nearly eight years. he h has pledged to carry on th current policies. diet members will vote wedednesy to pick the new prime minister. suga will almost certainly win, sincnce both houses are controld by an ldp-led coalition. japanese business leaders have been expressing what they hope to see from suga. the chairman o othe

paulette, one of the strongest ones offshore of bermuda. sally is the one i want to focus on.causes havoc across florida. things are going out of control. as it's moving towards mississippi and alabama we're seeing heavy rainfall around those parts. it is strengthening to hurricane 1. it was a hurricane 2 at some popoint a and weakened a little. but the strength is still there anan l leading to disastrous conditions. let's tack a look at this video with people getting ready for what's coming their way there in places like mississippi where it was edging closer tuesday evening. it is expected to make rainfall around wednesday morning time in the united states. some coastal roads were flooding. some electrical wires were down. schools and businesses were closed along the coast and residents were urged to evacuate. people are taking it seriously and people are doing all this -- taking all the measures to make sure they get into afr grounds. the storm is traveling very slow and that's what will increase in places like mobile bay. storm surges could be life threatening. we could se

. >>> bermuda took a direct hit from hurricane paulette. the storm packing torrential wind and rain. trees and power lines were knocked down. no serious property damage and no deaths or injuries. >>> firefighters on the west coast now will face another day of windy conditions. out of control wildfires have left at least 36 people dead and scorched 4 million acres across three states. the city of talent, oregon is in ruins. 22 people are missing in the state. governor brown has asked the president to declare a major disaster so oregon can get much needed resources like shelter and medical assistance. firefighters took this video from a helicopter over northern california. more than two dozen fires are burning in the state. the crews were called in to rescue injured firefighters. >>> and those wildfires in the west have become a key campaign issue for both president trump and democratic challenger joe biden. natalie brand reports from the white house. >> it's my profound honor to award seven extraordinary soldiers with the distinguished flyin

we have sally, teddy, paulette, and vickie. 2020 just keeps going on. let's take a look at our own problems. we'll talk about how things are going to change for the better at least in the short-term for the bay area. gradual changes at first. the air quality has been slowly improving over the past couple days. still nothing to write home about. as the storm system gets closer to the coast, it's going to squeeze the atmosphere over northern california and down toward the bay area which means stronger onshore winds. through the depth of the atmosphere, not just way off the ground and that stronger breeze is going to help to dislodge the smoky air. at least some of it has that been trapped in place. tomorrow the wind will start to pick up. it's not going to be too strong to start the day. not too strong by noon. as we head into the afternoon by tomorrow evening, that's when the winds start to accelerate a little bit more. we have more smoke offshore but that should get mixed around as well. gradually the air quality will improve over the next few days. tom

paulette earlier in the week struck asa paulette earlier in the week struck as a category two and alsone and we are already seeing from satellite data a close to circulation which means a precursor to a tropical storm and if it does become named we will see the name wilfred. this is clearly serious but is it more serious than other years? yes and no to an extent. so far we've only had two major hurricanes and one affected land. with a number of storms have been so impressive that after wilfred we will have to turn to the greek alphabet for new names because he ran out of names and have had 20 named it storms so far. so the rapidity with which the storms have formed has been very impressive it at the same time the majority of them have been quick hitting, fleeting and somewhat weak in terms of wind but there are signs of activity will pick back up again and u nfortu nately we have activity will pick back up again and unfortunately we have a long way to go for the rest of the season. thank you very much, matthew. things are getting serious if the americans running out of names for their

we mentioned paulette. that's going to hit bermuda.extra waves as we are now in the peak of the hurricane. we're going to run through the alphabet. no doubt in my mind. sadly there, and sadly what's going on on the west coast, seattle, we talked about this air quality. seattle, portland, salem, you all got it. we'll see some changes, not so much today though, the very bad air quality across the entire oast, anwellnt pacific northwest including boise, and the winds are going to kick up. but as they do, there's some hope on the horizon with this trough coming into the northwest. wetter, cooler, tuesday, wednesday, and >>> this weather forecast sponsored by planet fitness. nothing like a good beach workout, you know, to get you going here in pensacola. the beach is that way or is it that way? >> i can't figure out if that's two tickets to the gun show or bowser from sha-nana. >> the gun show went out of business years ago. >> it's all working towards the dad bod. >> exactly. robert, great job again. please stay safe on the hurricane beat.

tropical storms paulette and rene are churning in the atlantic.e're not even halfway through september. we're probably going to run out of names. in the pacific, two typhoons made land in just a week. five typhoons have struck south korea this season alone. that's a new record. and all of this comes as a new report out this week predicts that more than a billion people could be displaced by 2050 because of climate change. but again, we say the words 2050. right now, there are people displaced in oregon right now, and it's 2020. al roker is cohost of the "today" show. he joins me now. and al, you know, we talk about preventing climate change. worrying about 2050. i think this is the year, if we didn't realize it, it's happened. all of the, what are we facing, we're facing. fires out west that we have never seen before. we have to change our thinking on this, don't we? >> we absolutely do, chuck. because like you said, 6 of the top 20 fires occurring right now. three of the top four largest burning fires are going on. there's no end in sight right n

that others storm i think his paulette out there. look at that smoking stuff.ng over from california. that great band of smoke, that's all now covering, drifting over to the east coast from the west coast. i think this picture for me, apocalyptic. what else can be battering this country? what else does mother nature have in store for us? was the pandemic not an? please. let's just get through this one. for those watching on bbc world news — we'll be right back. british airways says it is facing the worst crisis in its history. the airline has been in a dispute with unions overjob and pay cuts, as the demand for air travel collapses. its chief executive, alex cruz, told the transport select committee that the airline is taking every measure possible to make it through the winter. this is indeed the worst crisis that british airways has ever gone through in it's 100 years of its history. covid has devastated our business, our sector and we are still fighting for our own survival. just to give you some figures, last week we flew approximately 187,000 passengers in

we've got tropical storm renee, paulette, renee just formed, basically moments ago. we are on record-setting pace. the granddaddy hurricane season of them all with 2005, this storm, the arsenal has formed 11 days earlier than it did in 2005. both storms pushing to the north west as of right now, not posing a huge risk to the u.s. but we're just getting started with the peak of hurricane season. there will be more to come, chip. >> reid: crazy weather. thank you, lonnie. labor day is the traditional start of the campaign season and with just 57 days to go before election day president trump is blasting rival joe biden in personal terms, even as the white house braces for the release of michael cohen's new tell-all book. ben tracy begins our campaign coverage tonight at the white house. >> reporter: chip, the president is facing new accusations tonight from his former personal attorney while also still denying that he called american war dead "losers and suckers" and he claims there may be an october surprise, a vaccine by election day. during a contentious news confer

all the while, hurricane paulette will hit bermuda as a category 2 tonight. high impacts there. less than a day later, sally comes to this spot. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> and the west continuing to suffer through a deadly wildfire catastrophe. take a look at this drone footage from phoenix, oregon. entire neighborhoods incinerated. nearly 5 million acres burning in california, oregon, and washington state. all the smoke choking residents. a thick haze of smoke swallowing major cities like seattle. the air quality, now the worst in the world. and the human toll, at least 25 are dead and dozens remain unaccounted for. will carr is on the fire line in california. >> reporter: tonight, the death toll rising as record-breaking wildfires rage and hazardous smoke smothers the biggest cities out west. at least 25 people killed across three states in the past week, and dozens are still missing. mary joyner is fighting back tears, telling us how her beloved 92-year-old aunt violet begged to be rescued from the home they shared in phoenix, oregon. >> she kept calling me on my cell phone

then if you look at what else is out there, we've got all kinds of names in the atlantic basin, paulette, renee, sally, teddy, vickie, this could very well become wilfred it is a record-setting season so far. i think that will become wilfred. if that happens we are then out of letters, we don't use x y and z, then we go to the greek alphabet, we are three weeks ahead of schedule 2005 which is the most active hurricane season on record. i believe you and i right now are living through history. i think we will break that record. >> o'donnell: all right, good thing i studied latin, not greek. thanks, lonnie. now to the west where at least 35 people are confirmed dead from those historic wildfires. dozens of major fires are raging across the region. the devastation is unimaginable. and tonight we have the story of a 13 year old who died while trying to rescue his grandmother. here's cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: it has been more than a week and the historic fires continue to rage. more evacuations in southern california as flames close in. hundreds of homes already lost throughout t

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remember, they just got hit with paulette. but it will also kick up high surf here on the east coast. >> all right, ginger zee. hug the boys in case we have to send you back out. >>> now to the race for president. 46 days until the election, but already the long lines for early in-person voting, some waiting for hours to cast their vote. early voting kicking off in several states. you're going to hear from voters tonight, why they waited in those long lines to cast their vote. another early voting state, the battleground of minnesota. joe biden and president trump with dueling campaigns in that state today. voters already getting in line to vote. mary bruce on the race again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in the midst of this bitter campaign, with their lives upended by the pandemic, for thousands of teanf >> i am voting right here. i'm not moving until i finish. >> reporter: virginia one of four states where early voting started today, eager voters waiting up to four hours in this never-ending socially distanced line, masks o

the gulf coast as well as the east coast and southeast and if i could show you what we have here, pauletteenÉe, bermuda will have to watch and a wave off the coast of africa we think will become sally, the us has to watch that next week, lots to cover in the weather department. we will see you soon. todd: the time is 25 minutes after the hour, terrorists hit the 20 hours, thousands ran out of harm's way. todd: one man saved others, his brother shares the story of heroism next. jillian: a live look at the freedom tower in lower manhattan. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. unlike ordinary memory wansupplements...ter? neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory... focus... accuracy... learning and concentration. try it today with our money-back guarantee! todd: it is friday september 11th. we remember and honor those lost on this day 19 years ago. todd: one world trade center stand in the place of the twin towers, beaut

frericka: do you agree paulette that we all challenged with what we do. but is this the motivation invention, reinvention on how to best reach kids are how to maximize resources that are available. paula kerger: one thing that i when i out in his that we are talking about parents of their a lot of teachers in the classroom right now . their a lot of teachers the classrooms are trying to manage hybrid classes where you may have some kids in the class of 20 kids at distance learning. with no training on how to matt and manage the kind of environment. i think the stresses on teachers is unbelievable. because we work with so any teachers across the country. i've sat in on a number of processions with teachers. early childhood that they were being with a regular basis. teachers who meet in virtual popular room sprint if you listen to those conversations, that should really make you sit up straight and think about we have got to get our priorities straight and education in this country. everything has been for the teachers to try to figure out how they're going

through thursday plenty of rain out towards the west we're watching up to tropical storms when i am paulette working the way into the atlantic on friday but all the while the rains heavy through west africa extending from senegal right the way down to liberia. frank assessments what are you seeing back in yemen the 6 percent of the relation why it didn't suit this it's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the omeo region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is a proxy he does not represent the enters the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story are now jews era. you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories record fire is raging through towns in forests across north america's west coast stuff least 7 people including a one year old baby have been killed fires are again burning close to a greek refugee camp that was all but destroyed by overnight blazes thousands of refugees have been left homeless at moria camp on the island of les paul's and newly rele

paulette being one of them engulfing bermuda there. you can see earlier this morning. because they are going to be on tonight. behind the scenes is where we'll go and janelle monae coming up right here on we sand my heart fell.oke i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so families can move to a replacement home without a tax penalty. you never know what you'll be faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. >>> "good morning america" is 2020 lincoln corsair. forwar tech forward 020 lincoln corsair. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning. parents and students in san francisco are going to get more support with distance learning. that starts today. dozens of rec centers, libraries and community centers will become learning hubs. that's where students can go for assistance. the is it i is limiting in-class learning. >>> mike, it is sadly a

this image from noaa's goes east satellite also shows those hurricanes, hurricane paulette in the atlanticnd sally in the gulf of mexico, converge aring over the atlantic seaboard. hurricane sally is inching towards the gulf coast at this hour, moving about 2 miles an hour. it's about 105 miles south of mobile, alabama, at this moment. heavy rains and winds from the storm have already begun to cause widespread flooding along the gulf coast. hurricane sally threatens to bring in more than 2 feet of rain in some places, up to 9 feet of storm surge and strong, destructive, deadly winds in prospect. tropical storms teddy, vicki and tropical depression renee are forming behind sally in the atlantic. it is a busy, busy hurricane season. wilfred is, in fact, the only name left for the national weather service to name a storm this year before stormses take names from, of all things, the greek alphabet. the only time that has happened was in 2005, and i guess the alphabet would begin with alpha. >>> up next here, the cdc canceling a critical race theory training session, defying the president of th

first of all, ayman, a sense of how active the tropics are right now, hurricane sally, hurricane paulette storm vicky and others areas we're watching. right now, as far as sally is concerned, tropical storm warnings, hurricane warnings for much of the northern gulf coast, right now category 1 storm, it's 16 on miles southeast of biloxi, 90 mile an hour winds. today, it's going to continue to strengthen in the warm gulf of mexico waters, heavy rain, gusty winds will reach the coast today, into tonight, we're looking for that rain continues as it hugs the southeastern carolina coast as a category 2 storm, tomorrow periods of strong winds, 2 to 3-inch rainfall per hour the timing is some time tomorrow night, making landfall in either louisiana or mississippi, heavy rain inland, it will weaken but the impacts will continue -- look at these rainfall totals through thursday, some places picking up 2 feet of rain because it will be moving very slowly once it gets to the coast, about 3 miles per hour, and a long period of life-threatening storm surge, large destructive waves causing big problems,

this national weather service satellite image includes hurricanes sally and paulette, tropical storms teddy and vicky for good measure. back with us again tonight, retired u.s. army lieutenant general russel honore, who led the relief effort on the ground in new orleans in the days following hurricane katrina. he's a 37-year veteran of the armed forces. he has written a book called "leadership in the new normal." general, i know where you live. you will likely miss the worst of this, thank god. but how much is one region supposed to take? >> yeah. you know, we have a significant recovery operation happening in the western part of the state that goes from cameron all the way to shreveport-bossier. that parish and caddo were added to the disaster declaration today by fema and the white house. so that entire area has to go through recovery with thousands and thousands of people without electricity and 300 water systems at risk. we're recovering there, and now sally come to town. the predictions from new orleans, it appears right now if landfall happens the way it's going to happen, it ma

watch that as well as the six or seven other storms they've been watching out in the atlantic from paulette to teddy to vicky and now one more name on the list. we're midway through hurricane season for the atlantic basin and we've already used up the names. what we're seeing here, fresh air. we can get outside and breathe today. it's nice to open up the windows as we're starting to see the smoke mix out here. still thick over the sierra and traveling across the country. in d.c. they're waking up to a smoky sunrise. nice to see the green sensors here. we another kick of westerly winds and we're going to get this as the storm system moves across the pacific northwest. that's going to also bring them some rain and us some cleaner air for at least a little while as well as some cooler temperatures. our high temperatures will go from the upper 80s inland today to the low 80s tomorrow and then some upper 70s on friday. saturday is also looking nice. it will start to warm up on sunday and that may be also when we see our air quality going back down. so we'll be watching that. how is it looking fo

we also have had, this is hurricane paulette i should say across the central atlantic. why am i showing this? because it has the potential to bring impacts to bermuda. category 1, maybe a low 2. i have to switch gears and talk about the wildfires. the air quality is degrade. you recognize this land mark in seattle. this is the space needle. that is a satellite image taken from a year ago. this is the satellite image taken from yesterday. that's what it should look like this time of year. this is what it looks like blanketed in smoke. now we can see the areas in the city locations that are just being ravaged by this loi quality of air, and satellite maejs tell it all. we're comparing it to what would be beijing for instance. and the national hurricane center has poor air quality alerts across the western u.s. still elevated fire children today, something we have to monitor closely, natalie? >>> all right, now we want to tell you about another story developing in southern california. police are searching for a gunman who brazenly shot two los angeles county sheriff's depa

then we're watching the two out here, renee and paulette.on "america this morning," damage control. president trump on defense overnight after admitting he intentionally downplayed the coronavirus. his new attack against journalist bob woodward who released the audiotape and why he says he never lied. >>> plus, the new report on how the e e e e e e e e e e e e e e >>> we have new details about the murder of vanessa guillen. the army specialist who vanished from ft. hood back in april. an abc news investigation uncovered how her killer managed to escape the base before taking his own life and john quinones joins us live now from dallas. you spoke to high ranking military officials about this case. >> reporter: yes, george. we went all the way to the pentagon to get answers on this story of tragedy and unimaginable loss and it's happened again and again and again on a u.s. military base here in texas. but it's also the story of one family's perseverance. their dogged and heart-wrenching determination to get answers. this morning, army speciali

louisiana shores, is prompted governor john bel edwards to issue emergency evacuation, this as hurricane paulette island of bermuda with raging wind pelting rain and the potential for severe storm surge. leland: sally is moving slowly as well into the flooding possibility. resident trump is on the second leg of the three-day campaign swing across the west, the campaign kicks off with a trip with a rally in northern nevada last night. we have the las vegas area jonathan hunt following the president. hi jonathan. >> president trump in the middle of it to rally swing through nevada as a new poll shows him trailing joe biden by about four points here. crowds have turned out to see him, president trump believes he can turn it around and win the state he lost to hillary clinton in 2016, we will have the latest from nevada coming up. ♪ otein. otein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in new café mocha flavor. (announcer) improve your health, and strengthen your immunity., starvation dieting, processed foods, shakes, and diet gimmicks have made us heavier and sicker. the solution for losing weight the rig

pa paulette is way out.e to keep an eye seven days from now, eight days from now as it tries to sneak its way through bermuda. the national hurricane center says the says there's a 40% chance this hurricane could develop. it doesn't look too bad for the coast of the carolinas. we like these storms. they're the fish storms. they're the storms that stay out in the ocean and don't hit land. >> stay out there, please. continue to stay out there. thank you, bill. not you, of course. the storms. >> still ahead, major tech deal concerning 5g and a big test and whether americans are ready to return to the movie theater. the stories driving your business day coming up next. service is here to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you. every day, all across america, did you know that some aluminum- free deodorants only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate o

tropical storm paulette comes back to life. this is video from listen the storm made landfall as a hurricane in bermuda last week. well, then it seemed to have gone away and now it's reformed. the national weather service is calling it a zombie tropical storm. >>> fire watch right now. a major milestone for crews batting the czu lightning complex fire. the blaze is now 100% contained. flames broke out last month scorching a total of 135 square miles. in los angeles county, fire crews have made progress on the 109,000-acre bobcat fire. it's now 17% contained. that fire burned its way over the san gabriel mountains into the antelope valley and thousands of homes and foothill areas are still threatened. >>> a tiny home boom. why they are purchasing during the pandemic. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. look at that. a beautiful sky over the bay area. 6l >>> california home prices have hit a record. more than $700,000 for a single family home in august.