and parts of the korean peninsula. looks like it will make landfall north of seoul by this afternoon or evening. and a strong typhoon. and then head toward the northeast. wungs once it makes landfall. it will weaken. heavy rain will continue. anticipating as much as 250 millimeters of rain for south korea. 300 millimeters for north korea. more than 150 millimeters for northeastern china. so very heavy rain is on the course. waves could reach 9 meters along the wet coast of the korean peninsula. down toward the south. you can see a streak of heavy rain extended all the way up toward the north. this is typhoon tembin. packing wind of 125 kilometers an hour. hovering by taiwan over the past several weeks. and it is moving. situates east of taiwan. lots of heavy rain. and anticipating additional 100 millimeters of rain. the ground is saturated. and it could raise potential for flooding as well as landslides. it looks like tembin will move to the coastline of taiwan over the next several hours. get close to the island withi

ansar al sharia was started last year to provide al qaeda in the arabian peninsula with foot soldiers and a new image. some experts question the exact relationship between the two groups, but ghaith found that they operated as one and the same. how clearly they referred to themselves as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. and for fouad to talk to us, he would have to have permission from the highest authority. >> narrator: fouad said that us drones and the yemeni air force often attacked. >> (translated): they bomb people's homes to prove to washington they are truly fighting terrorism. but they have failed. >> narrator: he agreed to take ghaith on a tour of jaar.

we're looking here toward the peninsula.construction clearing from palo alto in the northbound side, no more slowing, we did see that. dumbarton bridge eastbound. we have construction, and the closure over labor day weekend. friday night through monday morning into tuesday because of that labor day weekend. dumbarton bridge is closed. the fremont side, there is a flashing sign. a smooth drive for 880 and the 280, this is pretty much the tone for the rest of the south bay. >> thanks so much. >> 5:21. a tip for you, how to get your kids to eat more fruit. >> lead contamination in candy. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm going to... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. and for dry messes big and small try swiffer sweeper

some heavy rain to southeastern china first or eastern china first and then up towards the korean peninsula. that's of particular concern, because the korean peninsula has received so much rain in the last several weeks. widespread flooding has affected both north korea and south korea and you can see right now we have a front just stalled out across south korea, it's being enhanced by a new tropical depression, which has formed in the yellow sea, and that front is going to be heading up towards the north anyway so more heavy rain to be coming, talking about 200 miters or so in the last 24 hours and if the storm, typhoon bolaven heads up to the yellow sea that could spell disaster. as it is before we get to that st we're looking at a very serious situation with these two typhoons in the western pacific. we have another tropical storm to talk about, let's go to the eastern caribbean sea and talk about tropical storm isaac, which is now just up towards the south of puerto rico. it looks like it's going to head toward hispaniola making

mexico's yucatan peninsula bringing with it massive torrential rain its speed slowed as it made landfall but the storm is still forced many locals to leave their homes and seek shelter elsewhere the next i was expected to enter the gulf of mexico. where an assessment of the damage left behind will begin. a controversial police tactic has minorities in london feeling like second class citizens officers say that stop and search policy is necessary to fight gang crime here the city's a black community fears is nothing more than a racial profiling. story. the police conduct a stop and search operation on a group of youths in london they can stop anyone in some cases without even suspecting a crime but research shows if you're black it's twenty eight times more likely to happen to you mohammed el me is young and black and has lived on his west london estate all his life he's also a trainee lawyer articulate and intelligent and yet the police are constantly stopping him looking up probably five to ten times into five to ten times a week a week and i've got to stop a search slip to waterproof t

. >>> ernesto ya es huracÁn, mientras avanza ala penÍnsula de yucatÁn en mÉxico, provocÓ fuertes lluviasla de yucatÁn, la misma distancia al sureste de cozumel, tocarÍa tierra en una zona poco poblada en la bahÍa de espiritu santo y asunciÓn. la lluvia tambiÉn puede ser un grave problema, ahÍ estÁn los avisos de huracÁn a lo largo de la costa de la penÍnsula de yucatÁn, no hay aviso de huracan en cancÚn. en la costa norte de honduras, ¿quÉ se puede esperar?. toca tierra esta noche alrededor de la medianoche, ciclÓn de categorÍa uno, pierde fuerza sobre la penÍnsula y entra en la bahÍa de campeche donde podria cobrar fuerzas de nuevo. >>> ernesto no va a dar que hablar en el resto de la semana. >>> muchas gracias por el reporte, con eso nos vamos a la pausa. >>> ¿cuantos jovenes indocumentados estarÍan ben fe ciaeds por incluso tuve una línea: "cuidado con mis raíces". pero en vez de descargar el video de mi actuación, descargaste una aplicación para tu presentación. ya sé, estabas cerca de tu límite de datos y tuviste que escoger. ojalá yo fuera una aplicación de microestrategia. ¿por qu

this will bring fair weather toward the iberian peninsula. the british isles by the end of the weekend, expect another shot of rain showers from another atlantic system. but look at these temperatures. london with a high of 18. paris at 20. even expect that to cool down going through the weekend as well. now here's a look at your extended forecast. >>> a violin made from debris left by last year's tsunami has been winning over classical music fans in tokyo. french musician gerald pole played the instrument for disaster survivors at a special concert in the capital on thursday. ♪ the violin was made by a japanese craftsman using pine and maplewood found among wreckage in takata prefecture. it also marked the 150th anniversary of a french composure's birth. the program included a sanata for violin and piano that debusie is said to have played for wounded soldiers. pole told the audience his thoughts are with the tsunami victims in tohoku. ♪ his father gustan pole gave the first performance of the sonata on the comb poser's own piano. many from

hurricane ernesto which had mexico's yucatan peninsula bringing with it a wrench will rain its speed slowed as it made landfall but the storm is still forced many locals to leave their homes and seek shelter elsewhere but enough that was expected to enter the gulf of mexico later on wednesday when an assessment of the damage left behind will take you. right off to kitty pilgrim we go there you are standing by there also your business desk so the latest action of the markets what do you have for us there are a yeah i'm good dive right into the european markets zero f.p. sense of it all right now we've got to come lines actually and it's drug and energy companies that are really taking a beating in the sessions i would get into the suits in the dax and let the ciggies feet speak for themselves as they always say we've already witnessed a rally over the last couple of days investors now starting to say some cells what is it all about what are the foundations to all of this and in all seriousness is a resume to be any down home for present down something so that says it's a bit of a disa

hours of this morning wednesday the gyptian military launched civil air strikes in the northern peninsula and according to egyptian media at least twenty people have been killed several spots were targeted and why this is significant is that this is the first time since one thousand nine hundred seventy three that the egyptian air force has operated in the sinai peninsula it certainly is indicative of an increased militant activity there that such efforts are being employed such desperate efforts it does follow involved by cairo that it would crack down on what is screwing infidels operating in the sinai peninsula it was a degree attack on sunday night in which sixteen injection soldiers were killed and just lost my tuesday there were at least three incidents and joint border crossings a joint checkpoints between egyptian soldiers and egyptian police and now if the sun is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year february we have seen growing enormousness and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seem that the militants are starting to act much more

the peninsula where this got out of the roadway. the pt cruiser and embarcadero from the northbound side and the backup kicked in because of the traffic hitting the roads, that ripple effect and it lasts much of the morning through mountain view into palo alto. slow from capital expressway up to the airport where it merges with 101. by the cameras north of 680. we look at the camera and see how it sorts out. a quick end look at the bay bridge toll plaza and backup near the bay. >>> san jose's newest card room gambling can bring the feel of las vegas into the south bay. we're live at casino matrix where dealers are busy in the pits. good morning. >> there weren't supposed to be. the soft opening wasn't supposed to be until 8:00 this morning with ribbon cutting, but word got out yesterday tlchs a private gathering for families and friends. a lot of regular customers from garden city casino came over here. here you have it at the early hour. some people are already playing cards here. it was supposed to be open quite a few months ago i

five years ago, 75% of our portfolio was located on the peninsula. today 50% of our companies are on the peninsula, and 50% are for san francisco, and that is growing. by the end of this year and i would predict 60% of our portfolio will be in san francisco, so all of these companies are migrating here because you want to develop in an urban area. >> talk about why an urban area is so important. follow up on that you're a good -- on about. >> entrepreneurs are trying to solve real-life problems, so you have a company like foreswear that is founded in new york city. good jack dorsey, the founder of twitter was solving a problem that was an urban problem that has spread to the world. >> they attract the risk seekers and creative entrepreneurs, so it is a magical combustion of ideas, and i would ask the ability to get these done. >> every generation has its major technology, so right now we are seeing three major trends. we were a startup 12 years ago, so we have made 21 acquisitions. 17 have had some major presence in san francisco, and they have all b

they were in the northern part of the korean peninsula during the second world war. members of a civic group from japan have left beijing to inspect the remains. about 35,000 japanese died in the region during the war. remains of more than 20,000 are still in the country. the group will visit chong jin in the northeast and cemeteries near pyongyang. >> translator:er with very grateful that we have been given this opportunity. >> the men also visited the country in april. during that trip, the north's envoy for normalization called on the man to collect the remains. two months later japanese media were shown some of the suspected graves. a committee of the south korean national assembly has adopted a resolution on japan in a climate of diplomatic tension. members are demanding an apology and compensation for korean women forced to work in military broth he'll during world war ii. the foreign affairs committee want japan to admit responsibility for so-called comfort women. south korean lawmakers describe what they endured as a crime against universal human values. memb

we'll get a look down toward the peninsula and on the peninsula, northbound 101 moves sleuthly past university avenue. look at this, the crews arriving, you see a lot of activity and slowing as folks pass. but that's off to the right shoulder. another live look. how things are shaping up. north through san jose, here 101 and sorts itself out. 580 continues with slower drive toward livermore. >> thanks so much. 6:21. a kidnapping suspect sin custody after a 6-year-old girl's mother and neighbor chased him down. >> he put his hand over my mouth and my mom came down and he runned it. >> he runned it all right. this happened sunday in portland, oregon. the girl hit the guy with a stick but he ran. neighbors saw and they gave chase. >> i look out the window and there are all of these girls chasing this spanish guy. so we walked out here. and there was cars trying to run him over. >> neighbors caught up with the suspect. even the mother was seen kicking him on the video. the 17-year-old in juvenile hall. >> we're going live to tampa for a preview of tonight's kickoff to the national convention. >> 6

west of the yucatan peninsula. very heavy rain across this region about 200 millimeters of rain has been recorded and we'll look low s likely see more rain. the system could become a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours. out toward the west. another tropical depression, tropical storm over the atlantic. this is -- gordon. it could become hurricane status by friday. and heads towards the west. there is a possibility of it impacting the azures, late sunday, as a tropical storm status and then move toward the west and headed toward the iberian peninsula early next week. all right, temperaturewise, getting up to 36 degrees in houston. 31 in oklahoma city. out towards the northwest. extremely hot. 38 degrees in portland. that's about 10 degrees higher than where there should be this time of year. and 35 degrees in seattle. above the temperature, in the pacific northwest. will continue at least into your weekend. all right, finally, let's go over to europe. and a massive low-pressure system. still in place over the

up the peninsula upper 70s, low 70s millbrae.low 60s coast mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco sausalito 70 upper 70s to mid 80s through the north bay valleys low 60s at your beaches berkeley 71 hercules and fremont at 78 into the east bay valleys upper 80s to mid 90s towards brentwood. spread from mid 60s monterey to upper 70s at santa cruz this afternoon. tonight 7:05 first pitch indians in town to take on the a's partly cloudy and 64 dropping to 58. most of us will have clouds tonight and a little mist mainly in the fives, 60s east bay valleys and up north area of low pressure closer that's why we have thicker clouds and more moisture this morning will bring pore clouds and cooler weather tomorrow, rebound a few degrees sunday into monday before another cooling trend next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >>> still looking good on bay area freeways now. still following the problem in oakland 7th at maritime fatal crash blocks on-ramp to 880. 880 is fine you can see part of it on the top of the screen as it goes throug

clouds on the peninsula mid to upper 60s clouds and brisk conditions along the coast mid to upper 50s60 downtown south san francisco and sausalito low 70s north bay valleys. low to mid 60s monterey bay rip currents today and tomorrow mid to upper 70s inland. special game tonight red sox in town fireworks for cassel greating third place little league world series for petaluma, 59 to 55 going to be cool cloud cover everywhere tonight drizzle along the coast most of us in the 50s millbrae 42nd annual art and wine festival starts 10:00 tomorrow, 60°, sun, breezy and mid to upper 60s this afternoon. sausalito cloudy upper 50s for your annual art festival. much warmer by sunday and money >> there's a new overturn crash 880 southbound at marina blocking lane traffic slowing in the southbound direction at this point. if it stays out there for a while you may want to consider eastbound 580 as an alternate. another overturn crash on the peninsula, this has been out there for sometime, 101 southbound san bruno avenue blocking right lane. i haven't seen any slowing northbound or southbound at all

also, south bay no problems right now reported in san jose or on the peninsula.headlights on northbound 280 right under the 880 overcrossing traffic flowing well no problems 101 out of morgan hill and gilroy. >>> breaking news overseas. nato says a helicopter crash in afghanistan has killed 11 people, including seven international service members. officials say at least three killed were american troops. nato is investigating the cause of the crash. more information as it comes in. >>> next, former president clinton receive as honor like no other. bill clinton, meet bill clinton. we'll explain. >> i hope you do. >>> also, new photo raises new questions about the existence of the loch ness monster. >>> the marriage proposal called one of the most romant spells at the end of the month. where will we find love potion number 9 now? >>moneamerica's money" i'm paula faris, have a good day. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> this is not a good

upper 50s along the southern half of the peninsula. temperatures pretty much holding steady for the next hour. sunrise about 6:30. 85 in sonoma. 81 in nevado. nice and warm inland . 67 in salsoledo. 89 for antioch. 68 in hayward for today. going to be a nice warm day for you. 85 for morgan hill. 78 in san jose. a mild one in san mateo. 67 san bruno. low 60s at the coast. low 60s along the coast. going to be warmer in santa cruz, low 70s for today. extended forecast. numbers are falling off. mid 80s for tuesday, wednesday, thursday. upper 80s friday. back to 90 for the weekend. back to you. >> crude oil prices are rising for the 5th day in a row. $96 a barrel. the demand and supply would not indicate a boost but stronger than expected retail sales are increasing consumer confidence. that is actually pushing prices higher. gas prices continue to rise if you haven't noticed. the average cost for a gallon of regular is $4.12. gas prices in the east and north bay are close to the state average. but in san francisco gas is $4.20. all of thos

right now it looks pretty good driving over to the peninsula. this morning if you are driving on the commute let's say on the peninsula we are looking at the traffic on 101 and 280 that doesn't look good coming into san francisco or down the peninsula. 4:54 let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. quick update on tropical storm isaac. getting better organized. it's not getting stronger. there are signs it will as it moves more into the gulf. the correction of the path continues to head toward mississippi, louisiana, after about 24-36 hour there is is a big discrepancy of where it is going. rainfall 8-12 inches. right now it's only a tropical storm. winds 65 miles an hour. the track again looks like it's somewhere want wants to head -- although there is not a condition census on that. for us locally what we are looking at is a low up to the pacific northwest. holding things in check for us. there is a decrease in that sea breeze for us. 40s up in the north bay. there is a little coolness to the morning. that low will eventually start to work its wa

may hit the west coast of the korean peninsula by tuesday local time as a very strong typhoon then move towards the north. if you remember, a serious low pressure system has brought something amounts of rain to the korean peninsula. further flooding and landslides will highly likely here. >> saka will noin us more later in the program for world weather. >>> the japanese government has drawn up a road map for recon instructing areas in 12 municipalities near the fukushima de by tuesday morning, okinawa is chee expected to have a record total nuclear power plant. the areas were previously designated as evacuation zones. in areas of these municipalities where the evacuation order has been lifted, the government will finish decontaminating and restoring essential utilities within the next two years. the government also plans to create jobs through the decontamination and decommission of the reactors in these municipalities during this period. the road map says the government will take social responsibility for having promoted nuclear energy as a state policy. the plan also says it will ensu

and the iberian peninsula also heating up. madrid, 40 degrees for you. london, getting up to 25 as well. let's take a quick look at your olympic forecast. and we have some sunshine. looks pretty good for the next three days. even getting up to 26 degrees on friday. okay. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting, thursday marks the 67th anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing of the city of nagasaki. at 10:30 a.m. japan time we'll break from our regular programming for live coverage of the peace ceremony in nagasaki. that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the hour.

and the peninsula you are look good. palo alto 75. 75 redwood city. 61 in the city if you are maybe heading that way to watch america's cup the viewing today it will be breezy in the afternoon once again and cool your extended forecast continue our cooling trend into the weekend. mid 80s on saturday. low 80s on sunday. and then a slight rebound monday and tuesday. back to the desk. >>> the european markets are trading down in early sessions. that follows the lead of asian stocks overnight as investors grow more pest mystic about the health of the growing economy. japan and hong kong all lost more than 1%. china is down 1% as well. checking in on our numbers. dow jones off 115 points. nasdaq and s & p slipping a bit as well. today will be the second full day of deliberations in the u.s. legal battle between samsung and apple. the jury in san jose is not expected to reach a quick verdict but that same patent infringement battle is over in south korea where a court ruled both samsung and apple infringed on each other patent

take vo ---durante la primera mitad del ano, comunidades en el sur de la bahia, la peninsula, oaklandn francisco han reportado aumento de robos hasta en un 63 porciento como es el caso en palo alto... take fs ---san jose se reporta un incremento de 39 porciento en comparacion al ano anterior... ---mientras que en oakland es de un 33 porciento... ---san francisco registra un aumento de 17 puntos porcentuales. .. ---todo se atribuye al recorte de presupuestos en las agencias policiacas.. cesar ---al parecer el jefe de policia de san jose, chris moore, cuenta con el respaldo de sus subalternos... al menos por ahora... take vo ---esta manana estaba programada una votacion en la que los agentes del gremio emitiran un voto de desconfianza contra su lider pero decidieron no realizarlo... ---la capacidad de moore ha sido cuestionada por algunas decisiones recientes que ha tomado, pero segun su portavoz, moore hace todo lo que puede dadas las circunstancias... stop for open roll open blanca ---el "instituto de politica migratoria", un grupo independiente que estudia el fenomeno migratorio... t

time since the nine hundred seventy three that the egyptian air force has operated in the sinai peninsula it certainly is indicative of an increased a militant activity there that such efforts are being employed such a desperate efforts it does follow involved by cairo that it would crack down on what is called the infidels operation in the sinai peninsula it's one of the did the attack on sunday night in which sunni interruption soldiers were killed and just last night choose day there were at least three incidents. edge of a joint border crossings a joint checkpoints between egyptian soldiers and egyptian police now if the sun is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last just a few weeks we have seen growing enormousness and else across the sinai peninsula something missing that the militants are starting to act much more told me we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and of the militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has been not only tell of this concern fo

marin, napa counties, the coastline, the peninsula. also back of the east bay dealing with low cloud cover and the fog. it will be one of those days by 1:00 and 2:00 p.m., san francisco will have a tough time getting rid of the fog. also the coast and north bay. sunshine back for the east bay and the south bay. but it's not going to help temperatures to warm up too much. we'll start with some of the coldest weather up into north bay with 48 in santa rosa. may need the heater for tonight. 55 in concord. also 53 in livermore. let's get a look at the damage in terms of those temperatures. 83 here in san jose for tomorrow. pretty optimistic as we've been saying all day long. upper 70s in palo alto. back for the east bay. 74 in castro valley. 70 in hayward. no 70s in san francisco. it will be at 65. 66 in berkeley and also 71 in oakland. your three-day forecast has the fog and drizzle pat northetern friday and saturday. there's your sunshine, hotter weather for labor day weekend. it's coming our way. that will stay with us as we head throug

mid to upper 70s for most of peninsula, 80 in palo alto.ow 60s to even a 63 along the coast into the sunset. upper 60s downtown san francisco. 72 in us a lito. low to mid-70s for most of the east bayshore. union city and newark at 77. fremont and hercules around 80. low to upper 90s in east bay valleys. mid 70s an the monterey bay. mid-80s to about 90 as you heading inland. accu-weather seven-day forecast, heading to the game, it will be around 68 and 73 by the end of the game. we'll have about 63 degrees to start. dropping down to 63 as the mets are in the town. 12 degrees cooler today tomorrow. >> tera linda area, taillights. no problems, you will encounter road work through southern marin and mill valley up through the waldo grade. paving until 6:00 this morning. no problems once you are golden gate bridge. this is live looking at macarthur maze traveling toward the bay bridge. right here we have a residual road work getting picked up but there is no significant delays coming off of 580. here is what you find when you come in. very light

we're look agent the peninsula where traffic on 101 and 280 still looking good.t's still pretty foggy. and here in downtown san jose northbound on the right there you can see traffic is moving along nicely. 6:nine o'clock let's go to rosemary. >>> good morning, to you it's a nice start around the coast and on the bay. a little bit of drizzle over parking lots of the coast. and you can see there blue sky up above the low cloud deck. the marine layer 1500 feet this morning. a trough pulling out of the gulf of alaska and heading our way in time for the weekend will bring us additional cooling. for today only subtle changes in the forecast. saturday and sunday additional 3-5 degrees of cooling expected for the afternoon. mostly cloudy and cool at the coast today. we will see a mid to late morning clearing for the bay area. mild conditions for the afternoon. inland waking up with sunshine, warm conditions, although running a tad cool for late august. giving you a view of the forecast by 11:00 or so. mostly sunny skies with clouds remaining along the coast the entire d

maybe across the florida peninsula as we go through the first part of the week.there you go, wednesday possibly category 1 hurricane impacting not only haiti this morning, parts of cuba, eventually south florida by the time we wrap up the weekend. something we'll be watching obviously closely across the southeast. you'll be seeing more of that on nightly news tonight. 50s across the board for the bay area this morning. again the sea breeze, the big player in the weather today. it's going to keep our temperatures down mostly 60s and 70s for almost the bay area. you have to head way inland to find spots getting into the low 80s today and tomorrow looks cooler before temperatures start to rebound as we get back to the workweek. right now, satellite deal, not much happening. off to the north a system here which is going to pump up the on shore winds tomorrow and with the low clouds in place and sea breeze sticking around all day long, even with the sunshine inland, not what you expect for this time of year. no 90s to near 100. instead, 70s and 80s. fog starting to sp

the west balkan peninsula will look west over the next 24 hours. next system is on its way to across the northern british isles. wet rain and weather will return friday night here. let's look at your temperatures, cooling down to 18 in london. 20 degrees in paris. toward the east, despite sunshine, temperatures will be remaining on the cool side in moscow with a high of only 14 degrees on your friday. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story, police if beijing have spent the week taking calls about an incident ppt vehicles cut off the japanese ambassador's car earlier this week, then a man ripped the flag off the hood. police say they've identified all of the suspects. chinese foreign ministry officials notified staff of the japanese embassy in beijing. embassy officials say they were told police have not arrested anyone yet. the officials informed their contacts at the ministry that they want to keep in close contact. the embassy staff say they are waiting to hear about developments in the investigation. on monday, two vehicles followed,

mainly along the west coast of the korean peninsula. in terms of precipitation, some places may see close to 250 millimeters or more. that's quite a lot for this region. so flooding and landslides are highly likely here. and down towards the south we can see a streak of heavy rain towards the north. this is expected to move parallel to the east over the next several hours and get close to the sakishima islands. >> 100 millimeters of rain is likely across the eastern portions of taiwan. not only taiwan but tembin is also affecting the indochina peninsula and philippines with the monsoonal flow. you're seeing showers throughout the day. as for temperatures, getting up to 29 degrees in taipei. and 34 degrees in tokyo. another sweltering day for you. all right, moving into the americas. we've been tracking tropical storm isaac. well, isaac is moving relatively slowly over the gulf of mexico. it seems isaac will take almost a similar path that hurricane katrina took seven years ago. so right now moving at the speed of 90 kilometers per hour

this one, sitting in the atlantic and heading in towards the direction of the iberian peninsula. doesn't like it will reach that far. it is moving 33 kilometers an hour. those wind speeds at 140. we are expecting hurricane conditions overnight sunday into monday. by monday night, should become a depression. still we are expecting 75 to a hundred millimeters of rain and also potential for storm surge. so something else to just keep our eye on in the next 48 hours. it has been very stormy down towards the deep south here and in fact, sunday into monday overnight you are still looking at intense thunderstorms for eastern north carolina. it was pretty unsettled. up into this comes and loops around and in towards the atlantic coast. this is your monsoonal rain. also parts of nevada seeing the potential for flash flooding and in towards the intermountain west is dry and gusty with lightning as well. so that spells fire danger. things are looking very cool for the northern half of the continent. getting into 25 in chicago. just 21 in new york city. but staying in the low to mid 30s for

cells in thepop-up of the delmarva peninsula. these are moving away from our worry abouthing to right there. west, expect showers d storms to develop. the best likelihood to see the most severe weather later on today, that includes d.c., philadelphia, state college, everything shaded in yellow. no watches or warnings right now. afternoonlater this at au will be looking m watch forunderstor area andthe metro probably a lot of severe thunderstorm warnings. will keep you updated right here on abc 7 and on wjla.com. futurecast looks like this as we move through the day. temperatures in the upper 80s. nighttime lows once a frontal system moves through, we will into the '70s. behind this, not a tremendous air, upper 80s to degrees tomorrow. here's the forecast. likely, 83-88 degrees. nighttime lows in the mid 60's. low 70's in d.c. tomorrow, a few showers and thunderstorms, 84-89. the extended outlook, a temper be cooling off for weekend low 80's. later this afternoon we could be of aore for a little bit rough ride. we will need to enj

peninsula traffic remains trouble-free.in the north bay, some minor crowding on 11 south as you work your way in san francisco. >> we are following the lead is a tropical storm is it your troubles storm warnings issued with mandatory evacuations also louisiana coast as the storm is expected to strengthen into a hurricane and it takes a similar tractor hurricane katrina. seven years ago to the date this coming wednesday. it is disrupting a republican national convention in tampa. the outburst arm bands are heading for with heavy rain squall the rnc has still on all day. her och kahane >> is the battering he said yesterday. and today, a tampa will see winds around 35 m.p.h. sustained. muddles of the speakers have been rescheduled for later this we. sounds as people are being told to leave this morning. as the governor has called a state of emergency. >> in our possession, 75 and generators that we purchased in anticipation of the hikes of storms. >>justine: have we just got an update on the impact of isaacs from gov. rick sco

involved by cairo that it would crack down on what it's calling infidels operating in the sinai peninsula it was a degree attack on sunday night in which sixteen injection soldiers were killed and just last night truce day there were at least three incidents at joint border crossings a joint checkpoints between egyptian soldiers and egyptian police now if the son is the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted from power last year said here we we have seen growing enormousness and chaos across the sinai peninsula certainly seeing that the militants are starting to act much more boldly we have heard a number of incidents of militant attacks and of militant operations the growing concern is also that this violence is moving closer to the egyptian israeli border and this has been not only tell of this concern but people in the region that this violence might spread further and have regional implications certainly television has indicated and said that it will act unilaterally if it feels threatened. libya's national transitional council is handing over power to a newly elected asse

the scandinavian peninsula will see the same waik situation in 24 hours. staying dry and quiet and hot to the south. temperatures rise to 39 degrees in madrid, and it will stay the same at least into your monday. paris had a 32 on your friday. we're expecting 35 degrees on your saturday in paris. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." thank you very much for watching. >> "california's gold" is produced in association with kcet los angeles and is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by the california teachers association, the california school boards association, and the california library association. well, hello everybody, i'm huell howser and we have just pulled off the general's highway and we're looking out here, where at kind of a little overlook here, we're looking out at kings canyon. we're east of fresno, those are the sierra and this whole area, this is where the sequoia national forest, the sequoia national park, kings canyon national park,

sinai peninsula been empty for more than 30 years. egyptian leaders have promised to reimpose full control of sinai, but this is an important test of credibility for the government of morsi. >> let's have a look at some of the stories. jordan has confirmed that the defective syrian prime minister -- the affected syrian prime minister has emerged. the opposition has described the defection as a major blow to president bashar al-assad's regime. three members of the international peacekeeping force in afghanistan have been killed in an attack by two suicide bombers in the city ocapital ofe province near the border. one civilian was killed. the taliban has already claimed it carried out the attack. the judge in the trial of a russian punk group accused of hooliganism has announced he will star reading of the verdict next friday. members of the band performed a protest song in front of the altar of the orthodox cathedral criticizing applied rare putin. prosecutors are seeking a three- year jail term for each band member. this is "bbc world

for talks about one divisive issue, the repatriation of remains of japanese who died on the korean peninsula. they plan to meet later this month for the first time in four years. the discussions are scheduled for august 29th, they follow a two-day meeting lasts week in beijing between japanese and north korean red cross officials. the groups discussed the return of the remains and possible visits by relatives to the graves of their loved ones in north korea. both sides agreed on the need for government help to settle the matter. the repatriation talks later this month will be the first intergovernmental dialogue since 2008. the last discussion was on the sensitive issue of abductions of japanese nationals by north korean agents. >> translator: the governments of japan and north korea need to address pending issues that lie between them. these include the abduction issue. >>> nhk world is covering this story for us. what's prompted this plan to resume direct talks between japan and north korea? >> it seems north korean authorities were the ones who proposed the idea. the north raised the issu

. >> has the arabian peninsula become a stronghold for al qaeda? >> for the first time, you see al qaeda actually trying to hold territory. >> in an exclusive report, guardian journalist ghaith abdul-ahad investigates the new al qaeda threat in yemen. >> this is al qaeda, and they control a whole city. >> and in our second story, al qaeda operative fahd al-quso was killed ba drone strike in yemen earlier this month. tonight, former fbi agent ali soufan, author of the black banners, talks about his interrogation of al-quso before 9/11. >> how the heck quso is involved in what just happened? what did we miss? >> correspondent martin smiths interview with "the interrogator." >> what if that information had been shared? >> oh, my god. i think the world would be very different today. >> these two stories on this special edition frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur f

so things will remain quite critical across the korean peninsula for the next several days. down towards the south, a trough of low pressure and tembin are enhancing the monsoonal flow over the english channel peninsula, producing -- i should say, increasing showers, so torrential rain is likely throughout the day. as for temperatures then, it's been on the hot side in tokyo, another hot day for us with a high of 34 degrees. 34 degrees also in beijing and the same goes for chong chrks ing on your wednesday. here's our extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. u.s. republicans have nominated mitt romney as their party's challenger to president barack obama. representatives from the 50 states chose romney as their candidate for the november presidential election at their national convention in tampa, florida. the participants adopted a party platform to seek a smaller government. the platform calls for cuts in the fiscal deficit, relaxation of federal regulations, and tags cuts for all income levels. it also criticizes the obama administration for reducing the militar