pressure going down as long as it stays offshore has the strength of restrengthening. by tomorrow it's still just east of houston. so they are still going to be getting hit hard. you have to wait until wednesday before it moves far enough away so that we can see the conditions improve. these are the computer models showing great agreement out into the gulf and then up to the north, tracking just east of houston and then coming up towards the northeast. remnants could effect our weather over the labor ta weekend. we'll get into more of that. >> nbc 10 and telemundo 62 will host a hurricane relief drive on thursday from 5:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. you will be able to call, text and log on to our website to donate money to help the people impacted by harvey. we'll provide updates on tv, online and on our social networks. this is on thursday and all moneys raised from the nbc 10 hurricane relief drive all moneys will go directly to harvey relief efforts. >>> he is rescinding restrictions from the prior administration that limited your agency's ability to get equipment through fede

may restrengthen a little bit. it's not a big deal as far as restrengthening goes. the wind is not the big deal now. it is all the rain. when the water comes off the gulf and hits the land and then it just reigns itself out and right now it's doing that once again right over the houston area. take a look at the wider picture, which can also have some big time flooding, parts of southeastern louisiana, we'll see but i want to focus, too, guys, this is what's happening down away from our region. here is what's happening in our area tomorrow. we've got a storm system down to the south. suppose to become tropical storm irma. tropical storms warnings up and that storm is going to move right up the coast. what does it mean for us. tomorrow is going to be -- not so good day, for sure. tomorrow is going to be quite nasty around here. rain likely heavy at times, breezy and very cool. i'm going to have much more on the conditions for tomorrow. please, make sure you stay with us. we're not talking harvey. we've got a potential tropical storm off our coastline tomorrow afternoo

watch how it just spins, if it moves back over the warm coastal waters, it possibly could even restrengthenuston area as a tropical storm hanging around through at least next wednesday and take a week at these rainfall amounts. as of annual rainfall in corpus christi is about 31 inches rain. there's chance that we can see that just from this storm. latest rainfall amounts for houston expecting to expecting over 20 inch, national hurricane center talking about rainfall amounts up to 40 inch, catastrophic flooding expected with harvey just made landfall along the coast of texas as a major category 4 hurricane and the mac will continue through night with those 130 miles an hour. more on harvey and a close:00 on our forecast much better in the philadelphia area for weekend. that's coming up in a just a few minutes. send it back to you >> just devastating statistics there. our hearts go out to the people in texas. sounds like they're in for it. we want to go to alexandria hoff who's live in center city, joining us with more on the efforts the local efforts to help those involved in hurricane har

watch how it just spins, if it moves back over the warm coastal waters, it possibly could even restrengthennd head back to the houston area as a tropical storm hanging around through at least next wednesday and take a week at these rainfall amounts. as of annual rainfall in corpus christi is about 31 inches rain. there's chance that we can see that just from this storm. latest rainfall amounts for houston expecting to expecting over 20 inch, national hurricane center talking about rainfall amounts up to 40 inch, catastrophic flooding expected with harvey just made landfall along the coast of texas as a major category 4 hurricane and the mac will continue through night with those 130 miles an hour. more on harvey and a close:00 on our forecast much better in the philadelphia area for weekend. that's coming up in a just a few minutes. send it back to you >> just devastating statistics there. our hearts go out to the people in texas. sounds like they're in for it. we want to go to alexandria hoff who's live in center city, joining us with more on the efforts the local efforts to help those inv

which means it could restrengthen. the rainfall we are looking at for additional 10, 20 inches possible. especially for the houston area. areas that do not need it. here at home, a little belter. temperatures in the 70s. dry out there now. we have rain on the way. nothing like for our friends in texas. talking about that and timing it up for the beginning of your workweek. >> we'll check back in with you. tonight, local first responders are heading to texas to help save lives. 30 members of the search-and-rescue team are now on their way. these are images from the warehouse where nay packed up all their supplies. the team trains year-round, so they can be ready for situations like these. just in. president trump will travel to texas on tuesday. the president making the decision after a late morning update with his cabinet and emergency officials. he has been tweeting his reaction all day. this morning. he said, wow, now experts are calling harvey a once in a we have an all out effort going and going well. specialized r

not going to restrengthen too much. maybe just a little bit. but then moves back up. that's wednesday. we're not looking for any great improvement in the weather until wednesday it does move into arkansas, and tennessee. is it going to impact us? not too much. we'll talk about another system that's impacting florida right now, that's going to impact us tomorrow, coming up a little later. spinning around houston, we're still on wednesday, it's still there. wednesday night the showers and rain continue. it will eventually make it into louisiana, and arkansas by the end of the week. this is the system we're tracking, irma. we'll track it up the east coast. >>> new at noon, the american civil liberties union, has filed a lawsuit challenging president trump's ban on transgender individuals joining the military. the federal lawsuit was filed earlier today by the aclu of maryland, on behalf of several service members who are transgender. trump directed the pentagon on friday to implement the ban on transgender individuals from joining the military, which he first announced i

once this storm stalls out and restrengthens as it moves off the coastal waters it will not go anywhere and will keep dum dumping rainfall over a foot of rain expected in the houston area into the weekend and into next week. more on the local forecast in a few minutes. for now sending it back to you at the desk. >> kate, thank you. eagles preseason action was back in south philly tonight. birds taking on miami dolphin dolphins. don bell live at the field at the linc with the highlight, don. >> this is the game all fans are excited about because it's most like regular season game. starters were expected to play the entire first half. that deposit happen. they played first quarter. it was enough time for carson and offense to finally find the end zone. let's go ahead and roll highlights from the first quarter and and here he is on third down. looking deep. got a mandatory smith. 50 yard touchdown and eagles taking early 7-0 lead. looking to the side the ball is tipped and picked off. dolphins would later score a touchdown and short drive for them against the eagles defense. back come the

because if it moves back over the gulf, it could restrengthen. >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> now to the battle in the republican party over president's threat to shut down the government if he doesn't get the funding for the border wall he once insisted mexico would pay for. the gop's leaders in congress are resistant to funding the project. and today the president took to social media to escalate his feud with them. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker has the latest. >>> tonight a clash of the political titans. president trump is digging in on his threat to congressional leaders. fund the border wall or he'll force a government shutdown. a warning he unleashed earlier this week. >> believe me. if we have to close down our government, we're building that wall. >> reporter: the president attacking gop leaders by name. taking direct aim at paul ryan and mitch mcconnell on twitter. the white house publicly down playing the tensions. >> i think the relationships are fine. >> reporter: but behind the scenes, so white house officials privately worry the attacks could hurt

wind and heavy rain but watch what happens through wednesday that storm sits and spins possibly restrengthening a bit leading to catastrophic rainfall and flooding, some indications that are 15 to 30 inches of rain could blanket this area with some spots picking up as much as 40 d locations. average annual ran fall in corpus christi is just over 30 t tonight one storm. we have very nice conditions outside, that will last us through the weekend, a few cloud bubbled up this weekend as that high starts to move overhead. we are looking at more sunshine through weekend, sunshine low humidity and morning lows in the 50's and 60's. heading to the poconos you'll love this forecast, talk about the shore last half an hour, broadheadville where we have sunshine and poconos forecast looks great heading to the mountains a cabin heading out to the lake we have got temperatures almost feeling fall-like out there topping out in the lower 70's great hiking weather. my friend lauren casey put that in that is what she will be doing this weekend 74 on sunday. take a look at tonight's outlook out and about cloud ar

it way back down to the southeast, possibly out over the open water we could be seeing maybe restrengthening going into tuesday of next week. coastal residents are taking harvey seriously, many boarded up their homes, and stock up on supplies, as officials urged them to get out and head as far inland as possible. >> the more watching it, i'm just not going to take that chance. >> governor of texas has already declared pre-emptive state of disaster, don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well, from scary stuff to some good stuff, eagles wrapped up their third pre-season game last night at the linc. >> still getting a feel for what the team will look like this season. here's sport director don bell with more from the link. >> pre-season game number three is in the books. and the highlight of the night came in the offense and carson wentz, let's go ahead, show the highlights, as they take on the miami dolphins. here at lincoln financial field. pick it up in the first quarter. wents on third down. looking deep. got a man. 50 yards touchdown, and the eagles take early seven- nothing lead. tha

. >> in fact, tropical storm harvey is expected to restrengthen today. accuweather's paul williams is tracking it. paul. >> what we have right now, this storm is still barely on the threshold of being a tropical storm but it's still deadly nonetheless. the location 28.7 north, 96.4 west. it's moving to the east-southeast at three miles per hour. winds sustained at 40 miles per hour. now, the eye emerging just slightly off the coast expected to strengthen just a little bit at least to stay so it'll still have its impact as it tracks toward the north. the eye has fallen apart so expected not to be upgraded to a hurricane. the heavy downpours still causing multiple concerns for tornado warnings issued throughout the area and take a look at this. water, we're expecting an additional 16 to 32 inches of rain from the outlying and outer tentacles of this thing, we've had over 150 and still counting tornado warnings alone, we're not even talking about the devastation of the flooding. but look at the track. we're expecting this track throughout eastern portions o

it works back down to the southeast, possibly over the open water, we could be seeing maybe a restrengthening into tuesday of next week. coastal residents are taking harvey seriously, many boarded up their homes and stocked up on supplies as officials urged them to get out and head as far inland a

way back down to the southeast, possibly out over the open water, we could be seeing maybe a restrengthening going into tuesday, of next week. >> and the governor of texas calls pre-emptive state of disaster in 30 counties yesterday, the storm expected to make landfall, either late tonight, tomorrow morning, as category three hurricane. >> and while many coastal residents are making their way out of the path of the storm, doctors, nurses and other rescue personnel are heading toward the storm to help. doctors at cook's children's medical center in fort worth are working feverishly to transport critically ill babies out of the path of the storm. now, they're wore i had that high winds, flooding could create major power outages, that could affect available food, and clean water. >> if i were a parent, i would be scared, but i know that we will take care of their children as if they were our very own. >> speaks toward the dedication of what they do, how much it means to them to be able to serve. >> for those who can't leave a texas task force, specializing in search and rescue is mobilizing, th

once this storm stalls out and restrengthens as it moves off the coastal waters it will not go anywhere and will keep dum dumping rainfall over a foot of rain expected in the houston area into the weekend and into next week. more on the local forecast in a few minutes. for now sending it back to you at the desk. >> kate, thank you. eagles preseason action was back in south philly tonight. birds taking on miami dolphin dolphins. don bell live at the field at the linc with the highlight, don. >> this is the game all fans are excited about because it's most like regular season game. starters were expected to play the entire first half. that deposit happen. they played first quarter. it was enough time for carson and offense to finally find the end zone. let's go ahead and roll highlights from the first quarter and and here he is on third down. looking deep. got a mandatory smith. 50 yard touchdown and eagles taking early 7-0 lead. looking to the side the ball is tipped and picked off. dolphins would later score a touchdown and short drive for them against the eagles defense. back come the

way back down to the southeast, possibly out over the open water, we could be seeing maybe a restrengthening going into tuesday of next week. we talked about that storm surge warning possibly anywhere from six to 10 feet higher in some localized spots. but the big concern-- the flooding rains. as we take a look, going through probably saturday, sunday, monday, some areas 25-30 inches. watch how that rain starts to spread its way into parts of louisiana as the track of harvey will start to work its way to the northeast. right now, new orleans only four inches of rain though we could see that number if up. anthony. >> mason: scott padgett of ktvt. thanks. now to the political storm in washington that pits the president against fellow republicans. in a tweet today the president said, "the only problem i have with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is that after hearing repeal and replace obamacare for seven years, he failed." but that was not the only problem. the president also complained that mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan failed to link legislation to raise the debt ceiling to a p

works its way back down to the southeast possibly out over the open water we could be seeing a restrengthening going into tuesday. >> another ripple effect, gas prices hit three week high with at least two refineries in corpus christi shutdown. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> in fact we could feel the impact of harvey at the gas p.m., as well, they predict it will jump five to sent sent per gallon, workers have also evacuated from off shore oil drilling platforms ahead of the storm. >>> this morning, police are investigating home invasion in north philadelphia. officers say just before 1:30, two armed men broke into a home on the 3,000 block of north 23rd street. one of the residents ran for the front door, she was shot in the back, and currently in critical condition. police are questioning two men , they have no motive just yet. >> two men in the hospital after an overnight shooting in east germantown, police say they heard shots the 1300 block of east rittenhouse street, just before 1:00 this morning, when they arrived the car sped from the scene. it crashed into a house blo

about at some point this storm making its way west, perhaps even going back out into the gulf, restrengthening and then coming back toward this way. so there's always that concern. that is in the back of the mind of a lot of the emergency management officials here in this part of southeast texas. but for the most part, fredricka, everything holding up rather well. now that the rain has stopped, there had been some minor flooding in various streets that we came across this morning, but the kind of flooding would recede rather quickly. for the most part every indication here on galveston island is everything is working smoothly and we'll continue to monitor that as well. that can change at any time. >> all right. ed lavandera in galveston, texas, thank you so much. so as this storm kind of continues to move toward the inland portions of texas they're not out of the woods yet. meteorologist chad myers is here. you heard the governor particularly very concerned about floods, standing water. he was reminding people, you know, turn around, don't drown. what could the rest of texas be bracing for? >>

it‘s drifting out to sea again, which is not good news, because it means it could restrengthen a bitd. hence we‘re seeing yet more rain to come over the next few days. very, very bad situation, more or less the worst case scenario for folks there. here in the uk, it‘s been a pretty warm day. temperatures, well very warm in fa ct. temperatures, well very warm in fact. up to 28 degrees celsius by 7pm, it‘s still 26 in london. most of usa 7pm, it‘s still 26 in london. most of us a lot fresher than that. lovely enough across yorkshire. however we have had cloud and rain across northern areas. it‘s not been across northern areas. it‘s not been a great day everywhere. it has been raining and been cloudy across the la ke raining and been cloudy across the lake district and southern parts of scotland. now some of this cloud and rain is going to move further southwards to affect wales and maybe areas across yorkshire as well. in the south, it‘s still warm. 17 overnight. tomorrow this weather front will move further southwards. that means more cloud across the midlands. generally a little bit

even if it moves back over the gulf and restrengthens, we're still pulling in the moisture.oisture. we're looking at rainfall totals that could include in this white shaded area here upwards of three feet of rain. perhaps as much as 40 inches of rainfall. i want to show you the national hurricane center track. if you've ever looked at a hurricane before and you look at the track, what we often see is a cone. we call it the cone of error. this time around, it does this. the cone is more like a circle. it is just going to sit and meander over portions of texas. tapping into an unlimited source of moisture. we're talking about days on hen of rain. could top 40 inches in spots. >> megan, thank you. >>> as we reported, about 7 million people live in harvey's path, and they are going to need help in the days, w stephanie is a spokesperson for the american red cross, already mobilizing eh tofforts to help victims. we she join she joins us on the phone. good morning. >> morning. >> where are you preparation wise and starting to mobilize the efforts? >> our efforts have been mobilize

>> it will likely restrengthen but not back up a whole lot. change it from a tropical storm to a hurricane. it picks up more moisture. and more rainfalling along the entire coast. neil: last thing they need. thank you very much, my friend. casey stegall is live in dickinson, texas, with the latest on the flooding that doesn't stop. what do you see there, neil? reporter: neil, seeing a lot water and boats and seeing a lot of devastation and heartbreak to be honest with you. when i'm standing here, listening to adam, saying all of this potential more rainfall, it may not stop until friday, i'm standing in floodwater, it goes forever it seems. you can go four miles in that direction and looks like this. you can go two miles up this way, it looks like that. five miles behind my camera, guy hernandez, running our camera, one of the best in the business has been standing out here with me all day. doing this, i just look, and think, where could this water go? neil, this is dickinson, texas. a small community, about 20,000 people or some it is south o

it's now a minimal tropical storm but it may go back over the gulf and restrengthen.o 50 inches of rainfall is possible. already 27-1/2 inches of rain have fallen in dayton, texas. there's more where that came from. in the bay area, warm, hot. 107 in livermore. it's heavy out there with a spare the air day. concord still at 101. livermore 103 degrees. heat advisories and warnings posted through tomorrow night. if you're away from the water, you're going to be sweating. futurecast does show the temperatures are soaring to near 108 degrees inland, the warmest spot tomorrow. but some relief on the way near the shoreline with fog and low clouds by tomorrow evening. that will cool things down closer to the coast but it's going to take another day for the effects to be felt inland. so today things will be expected to stay over 100. heading out of the bay area, sunny at sfo, but thunderstorms in chicago tomorrow and 76 degrees. overnight lows in the bay area on the warm side. temperatures in the mid 50s, sunup. numbers will approach records in the east bay. 105 at concord to

if the center of circulation remains in the gulf of mexico, this storm actually could restrengthen andouisiana. so the big message here is the epic flooding, the catastrophic flooding, the life-threatening flooding across the coast. you need to protect your lives and those of your families. back to you. steve: all right, janice, thank you very much. so currently harvey is a category 2 will, perhaps, it looks like build to a category 3. let's start by telling folks what happens in a category 2. first of all, category 2 is when winds are between 98 and 110 miles per hour it can cause significant damage to windows, the roof, shrubs, trees and signs. no real structural darge but a lot of wind damage. ainsley: let's break down the categories. 3 hurricane winds 111 to 128 miles per hour. structural damage to roofs, to certain walls in some residencies. some trees blown down and extensive damage to mobile homes. brian: that's what's at stake to the people in the area in the eye of the storm. we're going to find out what's going to happen because it's about to hit. ainsley: it's not convenient

> the concern here is it works back to the southeast over the open water we could see maybe a restrengthening into tuesday of next week. >> reporter: coastal residents are taking harvey seriously. many boarded up their homes and stocked up on supplies as officials urged them to get out and head as far inland as possible. >> the more i watch of it, i'm not taking the chance. >> reporter: the governor of texas declared a state of disaster in 30 counties. don champion, cbs news, corpus christi, texas. >> the governor of texas activated about 700 members of the state national guard. military helicopters are also on standby in austin and san antonio in preparation for search and rescues and emergency evacuations. >>> roberta is tracking the hurricane for us this morning. they are expecting 100-plus- mile-an-hour winds. >> and they already have 100- mile-an-hour winds over the water. when it makes landfall it will be devastating and life- threatening. good morning, everybody. take a look at our usa satellite and radar map. this is a close view. you can see the well defined eye. light sharing is tak

it loops back into the gulf, where it could easily regenerate, restrengthen, feeding off the warm waterso galveston and the houston area. look at all of the models, likes we have in the last couple of days. one thing is for sure. they all agree on landfall. good. giving an idea where evacuations should take place. gives us confidence this will occur, but just like yesterday, the models become this birds nest, the terminology i'm using, but even differences in this as opposed to yesterday. the reason it's doing this. we just do not have a dominant steering current to push this system to the west or to the north. we like to get these systems in and get them out, the slower they are, the more rainfall. exactly what this is going to do. the difference with today's is more, do bring it back out, a second landfall with this system. the concern for me, in many locations not just 20 or 30 inches of rain. break it down. houston. houston historically can flood in many locations with 2 1/2, 3 1/2 inches. they're looking at 22 1/2 in a five-day period. one of the computer models, jim, we use a lot.

enjoy it tropical tracker here showing franklin kind of merged off yucatan peninsula expect to restrengthenlandfall to certain passions of mexico later tomorrow night. >> as good as it get to august, 85. tomorrow we start with plenty of sunshine. another cool start by the way. 67 d.c. and upper 50s for suburbs once again. get unsettled weather rolling into town on friday. and that unfortunately continues through the weekend. we'll keep the chance of showers and storms in the forecast. saturday surprised, even into next monday. right now none of those days looks like washout and we'll hammer out the details in the next few days. checking the forecast erin is back this morning and roads not bad right. >> getting worse. you're seeing a sea of brake lights and that's because of a disabled dump truck 66 eastbound just after sutly road. this is delay you're talk a look at. from 234 prince william to past sutly road a 10 minute slow down. westbound side looking g as we move it over for a look in maryland flashing lights behind me. this is 270 southbound falls road dealing with a crash blocking sho

that means the storm, as a whole, is trying to restrengthen and intensify, which is not good news. it is trying to do it just before land fall. here is a look at the radar. the outer bands are pushing into galveston and houston. the heavy bands will continue to push through. you can see the 3 and another 3. we expect it to get up to category 3 strength before it makes land fall. after that point, land fall should be midnight tonight and 7:00 a.m. early saturday morning. after that, though, it's not going to move much in the next 48 hours. we are going to talk about incredible amounts of rain. that storm is going to sit over the same spot and produce rain over and over. you are talking four to six inches after rain. in texas, between houston and c corpus christi, we could expect 15-20 inches of rain. louisiana is going to have the potential for heavy rain, but not as much as texas. areas of five to seven feet south of galveston and corpus christi. the region between bay city and corpus christi, 12 feet as the winds take the water from the gulf coast. galveston, about an additional 2

they say she could restrengthen to a tropical storm once she exits the golf coast although mike is sakence of that keeps getting a little smaller. >> no, i your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >>> she lost a lot of her organization as she was wandering through the peninsula there. she'll be over open water but if looks like she'll stay a depression, become more of a fish storm, possible dangerous surf along the coast of the carolinas, georgia, florida the next couple of days. let's open up the weather window back here at home. san jose and the east bay valleys some of those areas could have poor air quality later today. everybody's got good air quality this morning. that's why we're saying do your exercising now before it gets hot and the air gets nost yy. san ma tape cobridge we're looking west stacked and packed there. on the roads wooert weatherwise there's a few fogsy spots, another hour or two. summer spread if you're taking mass transit from 1 hundreds in the east bay to 60s in san francisco and on the bay we've got those breezes north of the bay bridge once again. down in t

is inland and harvey could loop back around in the warm coastal waters of the gulf of mexico restrengthening and notice next wednesday that is is wednesday 1:00 o'clock it is still just centered over houston, texas. once this storm comes off shore the storm surge of course, winds biggest threat tonight and tomorrow but then of course it is a prolonged heavy rainfall that we will be dealing w take a look at these numbers, it is foot and a half of rain possible nor corpus christie. houston texas could see 2 feet of rain over the course of five days with harvey and this could lead to catastrophic flooding in south texas and louisiana. we will keep you updated on harvey's movement through tonight and of course back here live in haddonfield cloud have moved in. comfortable, cool, evening but showers are staying away and cool conditions will last news to the weekend. little taste of autumn. i will have your full seven day in a bit. for now back down the street to jessica. >> kate, thanks. we will check back in a little bit. as kate was telling you hurricane harvey is a very serious storm. american

notice the forecast shows it looping back around heading back out into the sea possibly restrengthening and doing a second landfall near houston. so we are talking a very prolonged period this is all the way through the next four or five days that this storm is going to be bringing rain to the coastline of texas which is why we are talking very very high amounts of rain. from corpus christi up to houston. 15, 25-inches of rain. that's the big concern about flooding but there are other concerns with this storm. the surge six to 12 feet from padre island national seashore up into sergeant, texas and winds 74 miles per hour or more. that's that hurricane force winds. very scary and then there's a severe component guys they could be seeing tornadoes as we head through the next few hours. i'll be keeping track of it, as well as our forecast back here, guys, looking absolutely beautiful. it's tough to talk about texas want they're expecting down there when it's so gorgeous out here. >> we'll check in a few minutes. thanks mon any k our local red cross is already helping those in the path of h

way back down to the southeast, possibly out over the open water, we could be seeing maybe a restrengtheningday of next week. >> the governor of texas declared pre-emptive state of disaster and 30 counties yesterday. the storm is expected to make landfall either late tonight or tomorrow morning as category three hurricane. >> and while many coastal resident are making their way out of the path of the storm, doctors, nurses and other rescue personnel, well, they are headed toward the storm to help. doctors at cook's children's medical center in fort worth are working feverishly to transport critically ill babies out of the storm's path they're wore i had that high winds and flooding could create major power outages, that could affect available food and clean water. >> if i were a parent i would be scared but i know we'll take care of their children like they were our very own. >> speaks to the dedication of what they do how much it means to them to be able to is her. >> for those who can't leave, a texas task force specializ ing in search and rescue is mobilizingment the he elite 70 member te

. >> every chance once we get back out in the opened waters that it could restrengthen and become a tropicaltorm, once again, not all of the forecast are saying that will happen but these are the stats on emily right now. it is a tropical depression as thomas said, 30 miles an hour winds movinge at a rate of only 9 miles an hour. it is really slow moving storm which means it is dumping a lot of rain as it goes across the central part of the florida peninsula near zero beach right now. this is a projection of the storm's path and also, what kind of a storm it will be and this projection has it remaining as a tropical depression but it could very easily strengthen back into a tropical storm and it remains the name emily. that is a lot the rain moving across florida right now. for us, nothing in the way of rain. we will look at temperatures, that are, going to be building , as the next few days , go along, building heat, and as we head into the future , forecast later today two, three, 4:00 o'clock very isolated thunderstorms. we will probably not see too many but they could be over your house

i think he's doing an a-plus job in the military, restrengthening itself and hopefully, we can keep isis in check. economy, a. no doubt about it. things are changing. jobs may come back to america. he's trying to create a business friendly environment to keep jobs here. i live in a state that we even got samsung coming here from mexico. fox condo in wisconsin, $10 billion investment there. well, let me come back to it. with regard to the federal d.o.d., he's doing a good job other than legislation's trying to make its way out of the white house to mess around with federal workers retirement system. he's not going to be too popular doing that. immigration. this most recent policy, he's doing a good job. he's trying to. it's just trying to get a check and do something about it. everybody knows we can't handle the numbers. we can't have this open door point of view. we just can't support it. host: your senator, lindsey graham has been pretty critical of the president. what do you think about that? caller: i'm not a lindsey graham fan. but really -- now i will say this. lindsay, of course, i

some of these models, many of them bring it back offshore, restrengthen, and then make a secondary landfallay you look at it, it will hang around, meander, and drop unbelievable amounts of rainfall. again, when we look at the storm surge, that's a problem when you look at coastal evacuations, we may see emergency services stretched when we find inundation of heavy rainfall well inland. we may have 10, 12 feet storm surge, but the watches in effect will become warnings. the computer models different on how much rain, but no doubt about it, we're looking easily i think 10, 15, 20 inches. and that can go all the way out to san antonio into austin, so that broad area of flooding is going to create great concerns, first with power outages, i even fear images of katrina, where you have scores of people on roofs that need to be evacuated, chest high water in coastal communities and inland. it is amazing to see the models drop this amount of water into austin. we may talking about this into wednesday. >> hurricane katrina, 12 years ago this week. we remember, when it hit, it was a category three as

forecasters say ime emily could restrengthen into a tropical storm once she exits florida's east coasts go to mike nicco now. >>> the signs -- the signs are showing that it's like it's not going to be quite as likely that she'll become a tropical storm, more likely she'll be a depression and keep moving off to the east away from florida over the next several days, be more of a fish storm and a beach storm as it will rip up some gnarly waves along the carolina coast, georgia, and florida. let's look at what's going on back here at home. yeah. carl the fog looking for like swiss cheese this morning. he's got some holes in him and that smeenz early sunshine and more warm willing across the board today. tonight partly cloudy, not as cool as it has been and the heat will decrease everywhere by the weekend. here's a look at that small craft advisory. it's from noon to 9:00 so a few more hours today. southwest winds at 20202133 knots in that area you see shaded in yellow. it's the same place it was yesterday. and down in the south bay the warmest temperatures, 101 in morgan hill and gilroy, 9

we are looking at the eye of the storm possibly reemerging over the water and then restrengthening oncegain. look at those bands of rain. you see all the red indicated right there. that's where we're getting a lot of the tornado warnings and we've had over 150 and counting just from the outline aspects of the system. we're talking about devastating and catastrophic impact with flooding, with over 50 inches of rain in some areas. >> paul, can you tell us, when we look at these images, we think about hurricane katrina, we think about superstorm sandy, especially here in our area in new york. in your weather memory, how is the storm ranking compared to those storms? >> well, i actually worked katrina when i was working in mississippi at the time. and it's not quite to that girth or that strength, but it's still a problem because of this. remember, this storm is going to take until friday to even clear out, so it's a slow mover. that's problem number one. problem number two, you might not remember, but last week and the previous week, we had heavy showers in the first place. that's going to

concern here is, as it works its way back down to the southeast, possibly over the opening water, restrengtheningy next week. we talked about the storm surge higher in spots. as we take a look, friday, saturday, sunday, monday. some, 25-30 inches rain into louisiana as the track of harvey will start to work its way to the northeast. right now new orleans, 4 inches of rain. could see the number go up. anthony. >> scott padgett, thanks. >> now to the political storm in washington that pits the president against fellow republicans. in a tweet today, the president said the only problem i have with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is that after hearing repeal and replace obamacare for seven years, he failed. but that was not the only problem. the president also complained that mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan, failed to link legislation to raise the debt ceiling to a popular veterans bill. the president said "could have been easy." now a mess. >> in syria, u.s. backed forces are tightening the noose around isis in raqqa which the terror group considers its capital. as isis loses ground toda

it becomes a tropical storm loops back around possibly hitting some of those open waters, restrengtheningt does. now, this is the official national hurricane center forecast. but they put a big cone of uncertainty. see that big area? that's the cone of uncertainty. it could go over here. it could go back over here. but they're thinking it takes that more sharp northerly turn becoming a depression. but all the while still bringing more and more rain and we're talking through wednesday and even into thursday. flooding issues will continue through the next few weeks, because the expected rainfall 15225-inches just in general we're talking from corpus christi up into houston austin expecting near 10-inches of rainfall. this starts two select and we see a lot of run off over the coming days when storm is long gone we start two see a lot of run off. >> the next few weeks texas will be flood down towards the coastlines. here what we're looking at, much nicer weather. we've got temperatures in the mid 60s right now. dew points even into the 40s. that's a pretty dry dew point. so we've got low hum