meteorologist pedram joins us with the details. hi, pedram. >> storm system across areas of boston.looking a the the stats, that was the first conformed tornado in suffolk county. the first tornado in 60 years. north of the city of boston a you saw max explaining there. significant damage. the state of colorado, we had multiple twisters. some folks drove right past it. this particular one touching down here at one point getting close enough to denver's international airport where they had to temporarily suspend flights because of the danger of this storm coming close by. impressive scenes. no significant injuries or damage to report. if you've tuned in from the united states, we have some changes in the forecast, especially out of the eastern half of the u.s. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees fahrenheit below the eastern half of the united states as cool canadian air filters in while the southwest, los angeles, phoenix shooting up to record values in the coming days with warmer weather expected there. quickly want to bring something to your attention. take you out to the middle of the a

pedram has the details for us. hi, pedram. >> max, very difficult month. we've had typhoons in recent days. $7 billion in losses. 350 lives or so why lost because of these typhoons in recent weeks. look at this. the current setup, we have a tropical storm sitting east of guam and an immediate chance of it sitting east of luzan. we'll take you towards this region. jim ed is out there in guam sending us this photograph. an hour and a half ago a few beach goers in guam. guam is the unincorporated territory of the united states. population about 160,000 people. this is the storm system right now sitting in place. winds, 85 kilometers per hour. 15 miles per hour. it hasn't reached the typhoon threshold of 120 kph. forecast takes it to that category as it pushes over the island. that is a concern as the storm continues to develop as it approaches the western pacific. we think sometime by later this weekend southern japan something worth watching here with the storm system. speaking of southern japan, there is another storm in front of that storm system that is t

pedram? >> yeah, the california situation, remarkable. take a look at these images.y were taken tuesday morning before you see the water levels. you see the san gabriel mountains where we know the water levels falling to historic lows because of the recent drought in recent years. the effect in this region beginning on the 1st of august, this coming friday, a $500 per day fine will be given to people watering their lawns and washing the cars and that's because the water is limited. you want to see 10 million gallons of water being lost in that area. look at the perspective. the drought for california if you didn't know, 100% of the state is in severe drought or worse conditions and the worse conditions being what is considered exceptional drought. this region of california from los angeles up towards san francisco in that exceptional drought period. you see images of this water rushing into venues. the historic pavilion where the ucla bruins or the volleyball team taking on significant water. from 2010 to 2012 we had $133 million invested in that venue for new renova

. >> thanks, pedram. >>> now, a family of american treasure hunters, you know this story's going to be good. as literally struck gold. let's show you eric schmidt, now, finding a gold, religious artifact, apparently used to carry communion wafers. the story it could tell. it is being transported by a spanish ship that sank off florida's coast some 300 years ago. you see their reaction. >> very happy family. schmidt and his family of pressure hunters have been on a hot streak lately. last year, they helped discover more than $750,000 worth of similar treasure. we don't want to leave out that the family's treasure hunting ship is called "the arr booty." >> the what? they couldn't have named it something easy, could they? the latest item has not been appraised. but the family says it will be highly coveted, as well. the ship wreck is one of the most important in history. >>> a great story here, too. whale watchers in australia were treated to a spectacular show, after a humpback whale gave birth on wednesday. the baby whale tested the waters right off australia's sunshine coast. this calf

. >> and prior to all of these monsoons coming in, it had been unusually quiet, hasn't it pedram?t led us to believe it was going to come back with a vengeance in some way. >> it does every year. it seems to try to make up some ground. in the past couple weeks, 50% below normal in the monsoon rainfall department. now, down to 25% below normal. that number on the increase. from the first of june, the latter portion of july. the red line indicates the normal level of rain for the monsoon season. and the green bars the actual rainfall that's come down. the vast majority stayed below the normal line. and spiked right above the normal values in recent days. that's led to this tremendous amount of rainfall. and the concern to around 24% below average. increased rainfall causing some issues for some people across this region. the satellite perspective showing you, as it moves over the subcontinent here. there's a restaurant here in the northeastern corner of india, called the rain drop cafe. it's one of my favorite restaurants in the world that i've never been to. this region actually, t

pedram, thank you for tracking that for us. >>> trying to restore victims for the victims much malaysianflight 17. >> and find some closure for their loved ones. returning bodies to the netherlands and then home, after this break. >>> we don't care whether you're in the u.s. or watching from around the world. we're just happy that you're here with us. i'm errol bar net. >> i'm amara walker. >> the u.s. federal aviation administration has banned all u.s. carriers in and out of the airport in tel aviv. several european airlines followed suit. u.s. airways said it plans to resume its daily flight to tel aviv thursday. that's pending faa approval. the faa announced the ban after a hamas rocket hit a house near the airport. fighting also shows no sign of letting up. 635 palestinians and 31 israelis are now reported killed. >>> the u.s. secretary of state says the humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza is heartbreaking and needs to end immediately. john kerry said tuesday talks with egyptian and leaders were constructive. >> passengers off this train and taken to coffins. they will return to th