it will pull inland across the carolinas and stream up the eastern seaboard. the latest forecast guidance suggests it will get in here earlier. today is a nice day and tomorrow is cloudy with showers and monday downpours. today is a nice day. here comes tomorrow morning, it's cloudy and showers, and downpours moving on in right through monday morning into monday afternoon. today by far is the pick of the holiday weekend. mostly sunny conditions, hot and humid, high temperatures around 92. here's how it will play out. 1:00 p.m., 87. 3:00 p.m., 90. 5:00 p.m. another 90 degrees somewhere in between we're getting to 92. when i come back in just a minute we'll have more downpours on the way unfortunately in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> look forward to it, chris. 5:32 a.m. the memorial day weekend is here, that means a mad dash for the jersey shore for fun in the sun. the beaches and boardwalks are a popular place to turn as we kick off the summer season. jeff chirico is in ocean city. >> reporter: while the sun sets on the jersey shore, the sum

. >> newly designated, the hurricane hunters went into this system off the eastern seaboard this afternoon and determined we have dropped number 2 which will track off to the west, looks likely to make all of on sunday in the vicinity of charleston. then it will stall out and make the way slowly to the north. if it becomes a tropical storm, it's bonnie, and if you're wondering about the "a" storm, remember we had alex in january. there will be an elviated rip current danger as we head through this holiday weekend. and as this slowly churns its way west, it will bring heavy rainfall eventually to the entire eastern seaboard. memorial day the tropical downpours will be from the mid-atlantic through new england and it could be a slope travel day on monday. >> pauley: indeed, thank you, eric. that debate between republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders, not going to happen. today, trump called it off saying it would not be appropriate for him to debate the democrats' number two finishers. trump also suggested the networks had not come up with the money he suggest they had donate to

we have tropical storm bonnie that will continue to work it's way up the eastern seaboard. they continue to work their way toward the delaware valley. we will start to see other showers pick up, of course, and we have a cold front moving through. a solid double whammy. future cast starting this at 6:00 a.m. not much going on. the clouds will develop quickly ahead of the showers and of course that frontal boundary dipped down from the northwest. so later tonight, we'll start to see those showers getting heavy year, and by about 11 p.m., orig oranges and yellows. tomorrow i expect rain tomorrow. we'll talk about what to expect and when this is all going to end. george, back to you. >> erica, thank you. people will be enjoying tonight's weather for as long as it lasts. nbc 10 pamela osborn is live in ocean city. >> george, it is absolutely gorgeous out. people are not waiting for things to open up before they get moving this morning. it has been a busy memorial day weekend here already down at the shore. judging by the amount of people out at this hour, it will probably be ano

the eastern shore, th atlantic beaches coming from the outer banks all the way along the atlantic seaboard. a few sprinkles are showing up in southern virginia, they may make their way into the metro area. so have an umbrella handy if you're about to head out to some of the events. temperatures right now are mild. we're in the low to mid-60s in the metro area. reagan national up at 69 degrees. a little cooler farther to our west, hovering right around 60 degrees. i have the new hour by hour timing on our shower chances for the day ahead coming up in about ten minutes. >>> more on that breaking news now, this time in prince william county. police investigating a homicide in woodbridge. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. no word yet on any suspect. ♪ >>> we're gearing up for several major memorial day ceremonies today. many will gather again today to including president obama who is on his way to the arlington national cemetery. >> he has a few events lined up there this morning. and derrick ward is live outside the gates now with more on what we'll be seeing. >> reporter: good morni

we quickly track the storm up the eastern seaboard, and we see the trajectory as it goes out to sea. the clouds will develop and showers on the way followed by thunderstorms. so storms included add dry start, a clear day, and clouds on the ride. increasing clouds that the hour and overnight thunderstorms. we could see localized flooding and i will show you the future cast so we can time this out for you. it looks like downpours for the early a.m. hours. heads up now, give yourself extra time for that commute. we have a southerly wind showing that we have showers on the way, current temperatures are mid to upper 50s for the most part. notice nominal reegt night now. but we have that influence again. the showers will start to develop. here we see the rain pockets moving to the northeast there, and heavier pockets along the coastal areas of south carolina and north carolina. future cast starting at 5:30 a.m., i want to pause this just a few times and you notice you start to see the clouds developing very quickly. by about 2:00 p.m., and the showers will follow about 3:00, 4:00, and 5:00

but tomorrow will not be a washout, by far sunday loo but look at all the rain on the eastern seaboardm central north carolina to southern new england. this band of moderate rain is pinwheeling b ining back in our direction. so rain intensity will increase. moderate to heavy rain between noon and 7:00 this evening. temperatures today stuck in the 50s. and again, rain likely for much of today. but we may get sunshine back tomorrow. breaking news now in first 4 traffic. >>> two big problems. one on the road, one on the rails. red line trains by passing van ness because of a power outage. they are requesting bus service. inbound 14th street bridge, a major mess here this morning. a two mile backup now building there inbound because of crash there blocking a left lane. getting very red there. and of course very green the radar showing rain falling northbound 210 at berry road, stay right to get by that crash. 66 and 95 no major problems. travel times in ten minutes. >>> at the live desk, spain reporting its first case of zika linked microcephaly. the woman traveled to south america some mo

notice it will still go ahead and move along the easte eastern seaboard. do not forget to look at the t bottom of the screen. right now the story is a downgrade of tropical storm to tropical depression and continuing to work it's way northeast and going out to sea. for us here, we will start to see developing clouds from south to north, also seeing a little bit of a shift in those winds overnight and into tomorrow. that is because we have a cold front starting to work it's way down from the northwest. once it digs down and meets up with the warmer air, we will start to see isolated thunderstorms triggered through the overnight hours into tomorrow. so the story for today, developing clouds and in fact, if you look outside you will start seeing those clouds develop from south to north and the thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow with a washout early monday morning. enjoy the rest of your day, showers on the approach for tonight. coming up i have my extended ten day, back to you. >> erika thank you. now so far the memorial day weekend has been all fun in the s

it's going just a little bit and a sign that tropical depression bonnie is moving in up the eastern seaboard range between 10 to 15 miles per hour. they'll pick up just a little bit. i don't expect this to be a win story at all through the overnight hours and i do expect it to be a localized flooding issue and perhaps the flash flood watch and flash flood warning. >> otherwise, futurecast will get this into motion and seeing a couple of pockets there of heavier downpour, but mainly we're see something clouds and i do also expect areas of fog. so keep that in mind tonight into tomorrow and do not turn on your high beams. notice we're seeing those pockets through 1:00 a.m. and keep in mind tomorrow, give yourself extra time because i am telling you, it will be messy between 5:00 and 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. so future temperatures we're seeing a couple of 80s out there and the story for tomorrow mainly topping out mainly in the 70s all due to a cold front sliding down and an associated low which is why we'll get the isolated thunderstorms. so your ten-day outlook and then thursday getting warmer and

rain causing record-setting floods as the remnants come up the eastern seaboard. the forecast coming up >>> it was a frightening turned deadly scene inside a gorilla enclosure, a child fell in right next to the gorilla. the growing controversy over how the zoo handled it >>> the world famous dare devil's latest feat. his wild ride ahead. >>> . >>> we say good morning on this holiday. an uneasy holiday in houston. >> when it's all over two people dead and several injured. >> nearly 24 hours later, police have so many questions, whether a second gunman was involved and what happened. a peaceful holiday calm shattered by gun fire. a man walked into a auto detail shop and shot a man customer dead. two men armed with guns, police say at least one of them opening fire in the streets, blowing out car windows, igniting a gas station. that began a shooting spree that ended hundreds of rounds later. with the first shooter dead. >> we have eight victims. two constables. >> reporter: police initially thought they were looking for two suspects. now they're taking a second look

and anticipated that a lot of that moisture will continue to head up the seaboard as a result of thatystem. we're going to be watching it from it. speaking of rain, well, for your sunday and monday if you are heading to the beaches, pretty much the story all the beaches saturday is the best day looking at mixture of sunday and clouds sunday and monday talking about stormings. exception to that will be cape may which has both saturday and sunday dry with storms hitting only on monday. but if you are staying home, you got backyard pool, we've got a thumbs up for you in the dc area. 87 degrees, three p.m. jump in stay cool. so here's a look for monday though memorial day parade we got storms on track sticks degrees starts at two p.m. contusion avenue. and as we put the weekend together for you 88 degrees on saturday. 83 on sunday. little cooler on monday because clouds are going to cool us down quite quite a bit but with some storms. here's a look at 7-day forecast. you can see once we get to tuesday things dry very sniesly we get a little bit those '80s once again but for the weekend, s

we have a cold front pulling over the appalachian mountains, heading off towards the eastern seaboard with it. that severe thunderstorm chance producing that large hail and potential for tornadoes still possible on the here, as it does continue to move overhead, and another pulling over the western plains and eventually the great lakes. i think that will -- a lot of you will feel this. look at the temperatures drop. winnipeg, just 6 there for your high. here's the extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. do you remember what you did with your last cell phone? in the us alone there are over 500 million cell phones laying around ready to be recycled. what happens to all these old chargers and cell phones? unfortunatel y, many of them are thrown away. cell phones contain lead, mercury, arsenic and other poisons. these toxic chemicals can find their way into our water supply when they're thrown into landfills - and pollute our air when they're incinerated. right now, less than two percent of our used cell

we have a cold front pulling over the appalachian mountains, heading off towards the eastern seaboard with it. that severe thunderstorm chance producing that large hail and potential for tornadoes still possible on the here, as it does continue to move overhead, and another pulling over the western plains and eventually the great lakes. i think that will -- a lot of you will feel this. look at the temperatures drop. winnipeg, just 6 there for your high. here's the extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. ernie stevens: on this edition of "native report," we'll meet dr. arne vainio and head into our studio to watch as he performs a science experiment. rita aspinwall: we visit the american indian cancer foundation and learn about its mission. ernie stevens: and we meet the honorable diane humetewa, united states district court judges for the district of arizona. rita aspinwall: we also hear from our elders on this edition of "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by gra

so what would happen is significant heavy rain that could cause some flooding across the seaboard for the next 24 hours oror so. so until w wednesday afternoon, the carolilina coast will be buffeted by significant rainfall, and some strong g win, as wel now w across t northeasterern coast ofhe uninited statates, ts ararea will also see some heavy rainfall, and we have severe weather warnings in place across ontario. so watch out for tornadoes, as well as thunderstorms. now, across the central portions of the united states, there's the potential for flash floods, as well as thunderstorms. we heard many reports of hail on sunday, and also one tornado in texas. now across the southeastern corner of texas, this is the area where significant flooding caused some damage during the weekend. i want to share some video coming out of the area. rescue efforts are under way in texas, after strong thunderstorms drove through parts of the state saturday. serious flooding, along with one tornado, destroyed several homes. there were evacuations and road closures through the area. there will be a chan

to be looking at all the tropical moisture moving up as that system starts to head up towards the seaboardat all comes together as kind of that go a pretty unsettled weekend.d. headed to the beaches saturday best day. all beaches, virginia beach same story monday ocean city and rehobeth same thing saturday isg the best day.e be and if you are not going to the beach, if you are going to do what mike did here's your pooloo forecast by will be 87 degrees. it will be, and 83 degrees with humidity by the time we get too the seven o'clock hour. hour. here's a look putting it altogether 88 for saturday. a little bit cooler relativelyey speaking the other two days.ays. we will be talking clouds and into the 70s by the time we getm to monday. so, be prepared. dry out once we get to midweek. kind of up and down planning yon have to really plan accordingly. >> pretty much '80s though were there. >> were there. >> we've got parades everything goingar on. and rolling thunded >> that's right. that's good stuff. thank you.ank all right coming up the unusuall vehicle that police in florida stumbled upon i

monitored the movement of tagged great whites and post their possible sightings along the eastern seaboard. >>> one of the most popular great whites is ck in our own neighborhood for the memorial day weekend. mary lee the shark that went viral last year with a twitter post. now swimming in the waters. her tracker pinged yesterday afternoon when there were plenty of people in the water and she was pretty far away from shore, about 80 miles away we are told. >>> the rainy weather has not scared mary lee away. it did keep people from and you can see it is deserted. that is because it is raining so badly. everybody is in the movie theater. a lot of people headed back home. a lot of people left early because they knew the day would look like this. >> and it has. up and down from the carolinas through the mid-atlantic and southern jersey. very typical picture. all thanks to what is left of bonnie. still spinning here. it is a post tropical low now. and the moisture continues to fall off of the atlantic and there's cape hatteras and virginia beach. still raining in ocean city and seeing the back

across the sierra this evening and also the remnants of tropical storm bonnie across the eastern seaboard. we'll talk about your full forecast and get you to your memorial day coming up right after this. a gorilla killed, after a four year old boy falls into its enclosure. togh >>> a gorilla killed after a 4-year-old boy falls into its enclosure. tonight, dramatic new cell phone video paints a better picture of what happened. >> mommy's right here! come out! >> you can hear the frantic calls for help by the child's mother. the gorilla appeared to protect the boys at times but witnesses also saw the animal drag and flow that child. the director of the zoo felt the workers had to shoot the gorilla fearing tranquilizers wouldn't act fast enough. some say the zoo didn't have to use lethal force. witnesses talk about the terrifying scene. >> i heard the splash and people were yelling, there's a boy in the water, there's a boy in the water! >> the boy's family says he's home after a short hospital visit and is doing fine after all that. but there is an online petition circulating seeking charge

s there's a look at your easternoa seaboard and you can see that sa that rain shower activity.ai locallys right along the beaches right now so oceann city, rehoboth bethany wakingak up with rain showers. wit in d.c. mix of sun and clouds a and a chance of a shower orwer o maybe a thunderstorm laterstor today. if you're further north andrthed west i think you'll get morenk sunshine and that will allow tha warmer temperature.ra so this is one of those dayshosd where the closer are you toclre the beaches unfortunately thetet worst the weather.eath 69 at reagan national. dulles 64. bwi marshall 65.arall here's your forecast. f we'll get to 80 or so. generally cloudy conditions, ad, few showers and storms laters but not a washout. washout. so squeak the barbecue in orue r quick trip to the pool thatl kind of thing you should bey fine. >> you know what is the worst thing is when you're leavingw yg the beach and it's a beautiful sunny day.su >> right, exactly. r >> so, it's okay.>> let it be overcast. it's going to be better forter folks coming he. >> go for a nice walk on the beach. >> there y

we'll keep a close watch on the trippics, this area off the southeastern seaboard favorable for development later on saturday into sunday and speaking of what's following that, monday, memorial day, more storms over the nation's midsection, spotty storms in the northeast. diane, kendis, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> one more note on the fallout from the stormy weather. a group of geology students from clemson university were touring hidden river cave in kentucky when pouring rain triggered a flash flood. well, the tourists spent more than six hours trapped inside the cave sometimes in neck deep water. eventually they managed to make their way to safety. >>> overseas now where president obama is wrapping up his trip to japan with a high-profile visit to hiroshima. hundreds gathered outside the peace memorial where the president is expected to lay a wreath. president obama becomes the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima where 140,000 were killed by an atomic bomb in the closing days of world war ii and joined other world leaders in concluding the annual g7 summit. they pl

this will work its way up the eastern seaboard and take over and with that we have the moisture on theom accuweather, however, over the next 12 hours stars early then turning cloudy as that moisture gets closer to our regionally we'll drop down to 53 in the suburbs and 56 in philadelphia for the overnight low. here's future tracker six as we time out the moisture for the start of our weekend. 8 o'clock in the morning it's mostly cloudy. you notice those showers getting closer to us. south and west of lancaster approaching dover as well. as we get into 11 o'clock tomorrow morning make sure you have the wet weather gear with you because the moisture will be increasing as the day wears on. the heaviest pocket you could see by 2 o'clock in the afternoon in philadelphia and areas to the south as well for south jersey and also into delaware. the tail end of the day you could see 5 o'clock in the evening the heaviest starting to push out of our region and moving to the north and east. by 8:30 tomorrow evening we just have some lingering moisture overhead. we'll break it down region by region

keep in mind, not only are we talking about the potential of rain but all the way up to the eastern seaboard over the next couple of days. again, it's going to be quiet and high pressure in control. not a lot happening other than coastal fog each and every morning and then potential for thunderstorms across the sierra. anywhere south of tahoe towards yosemite park, potential for thunderstorms this evening and also for tomorrow same deal for tuesday and wednesday. that will be the trends all week long. the forecast for memorial day across the entire state, keep things dry except for yosemite park and south fd of tahoe. palm springs, up to 101 tomorrow. it's going to be cool at the coastline. low 70s and even 60s by wednesday and thursday. the hot spots will be the inland valleys. a completely different story. 90 for tomorrow and 92 on tuesday. we cool just a little bit on wednesday and thursday back into the 80s but then the heat goes back up on friday. just keep in mind, the unofficial start of summer. along with it is the unofficial start of fire season. let's all do our part to keep the ba

you can post your own sightings on the eastern seaboard. >>> caps penguins are three wins away from claimingd stanley's cup. pittsburgh scored the first two goals in the first minute of the first period. san jose did tie it up in the second. in the third, nick bonino ned the game winner. game 2 tomorrow night. >> the new dirty birds. >> exactly. >>> that's a quick look at what is going on this morning. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> breaking news out of springfield, virginia. police are on the scene of a wild robbery at a motel 6. what cops say happened in the middle of the night. >> good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> thanks for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. we are checking the weather. larry miller will have time- saver traffic. are we expecting rain today. >> if we do see rain it would be father south as the remnants of bonnie pulls away. everybody else increasing sunshine. rather warm. take a look at satellite and radar r satellite and radar. you can see the moisture pulling from the east coast. those are the remnants of bonnie pulling away. a lot of sunshine later on. it was dry f

country the radar showing southern alabama to upstate new york bringing rain to most of the eastern seaboard. >>> still ahead, mark zuckerberg is breaking his silence amid controversy talking about how facebook shapes its trending topics. >>> and baggage backup. this was a huge mess. thousands of bags missing flights and it couldn't come at a worse time as tsa officials get grilled on capitol hill. >>> plus, this is the wrong woman to mess with. she fought off not one, but two carjackers all caught on camera. >>> that plane trying to fly around the world landed overnight in in tulsa after an 18-hour flight in phoenix. there will be one more top in the u.s. before the plane takes off for a flight across the atlantic to europe or north africa. >>> carly trent who vanished last week is back home with her parents. but now her uncle faces kidnapping charges. two men found her and 57-year-old gary simpson near the virginia border in northern tennessee. one held simpson at gunpoint, the other called 911. trent is said to be okay. >>> a medical malpractice lawsuit in the death of joan rivers has bee

gradient setting up there, with the winds up to about 79 kilometers, coming in along the western seaboards, including thof of you in sapporo. tokyo will be missing out on this precipitation, at least until friday, but you are continuing to deal with the cloudy skies, so that will keep things on the average side. also back there toward the west into the ise-shima regions, a lo lot of eyes are on this area because of the g7 summit taking place on thursday and friday. actually looking at some rainfall. probably want an umbrella out there. friday morning, some showers, but the good news, it should begin to taper off prior to about noontime, so something to watch out for if you are out there across that region. let's look down towards the south. i do want to mention here into southeastern asia, really we are looking at the start of the southwest monsoon this week. in fact the philippine meteorological agency officially started the rainy season here on your tuesday also the southwesterly winds also causing some flooding earlier this week. we have a bit of a tropical disturbance that will drift o

on ultimate doppler you can see the whole eastern seaboard seeing a lot of green on the radar screen as we get little closer, still seeing some showers along that any of i95 corridor. most of this focus through south jersey and as you head down the shore. as you can see on our triple sweep not a lot of rain if you're heading down to the phils game in south philadelphia. we do have some showers but they will be ending within the next hour or so. so if they will play in a little light rain and mist the game will go on. you can see through philadelphia some showers. mt. laurel little bit to the south toward tabernacle heavier rain as well in gloucester and burlington light showers over in norristown and over in pottstown as we're drying out. a little bit of a bell curve in temperature today. some ups and downs at 5:00 a.m. 54. we piqued with a warmth at 11 a.m. when the rain came in the temperature back at 5:00 o'clock to 54 degrees. right now it's 53. 60 in allentown where it's been dry pretty much the entire day. and this evening temperatures will be bump to 54 degrees when the clouds

high pressure still off the eastern seaboard.may fire but all and all most of the day dry and warm. temperatures making a run at nearly 90 degrees. that storm chance is isolated. and mainly confined to the west. holiday weekend could bring rain. >> reporter: this morning we are looking great on the roads. maybe not such a great hair day with temperatures near 90. but if you are headed out of town for holiday weekend. looking good for travel right now. live look here, this is the 95 corridor looking good, north and south of town. but we are picking up volume northbound 95 through dale city. elsewhere for folks we are seeing a slow down 395, you will tap the brakes betweenettesel and king street. melanie? >> anchor: thank you. top stories, breaking overnight. more problems for metro. around 11:00 last night reports of smoke and fire activity at the mcpherson square station. metros it was caused by a tripped bracker in the electrical room. temporarily and restored at midnight. >> anchor: and in less than an hour on newschanel 8. eve

it is foggy damp and wet, still some steady rain coming down you can barely seaboard walk, a contrast to the beauty that we have had over past few days this memorial day weekend. the lets see is what going on, we have got two areas to watch. we have got rain moving through shore points. it is lightening up, every where except extreme sussex county delaware where urban and small stream advisory has been issued. now we are seeing cloud blow up as a weak cold front starts to push through the area. we are dry in the middle here but if you are north and west, especially showers and thunderstorms associated with this line we will be coming through during the next couple hours. while we don't have any severe watches or warnings, some of these could pack a punch. you can see this one right hear blowing up with heavy rain and even threat for hail. so what to expect this evening? scattered strong storms, mainly north and west. here in bucks county, montgomery, chester on up through the lehigh valley and berks county that is best chance to see these locally strong storms. wind gusting to 40 mile

researchers, tagged mary lee in 2012 and since then she has travel up and down eastern seaboard and out in the atlantic a total of 20,000 miles. and her position is track every time her dorsal fin ace above water, long enough so that the trapper can ping a sat the light. >>> you can track her position by checking out shark's twitter account, mary lee sent out this tweet earl their read closing the gap this morning, off the coast of mize beloved new jersey. >> she does love to hang out there. i remember that last summer. >> i love that the shark has a twitter account. everybody has a twitter account now. >> it is 2016. >> that is right. >> i know. it depend how coordinated she is, right. >> don's here new do we necessity where sam bradford is. >> that is a question. we need a tracking device on sammy b. we will work on that, ping. hi, hello, what are your boys saying. that is how philadelphia eagles are being greeted these days. sam bradford's trade demand has dominated all discussions involving the team. today, one of their defensive leader conner barwin join the mike and ike show on wi

we are high and dry up and down the seaboard with temperatures in the 50s for the suburbs to 60 in town. the next 24 hours we'll be problem-free, at least from the weather department. 59 this morning on your way out the door. 79 for grilling out in the backyard. a nice start tomorrow morning as well. melissa mollet, good wednesday morning to you. >>> it is wednesday. it's especially good because of the nice weather yesterday and today. 70 eastbound after new market we have the right lane getting by. the road work there is the long-term project there. and that is really not causing any big slowdowns. but i wanted to mention it for you in case you're headed out. from 70 to the spur on 270, that will take you 27 minutes here. that looks pretty good. no worries there northbound or southbound on 270 this morning. the beltway is a little bit different. inner loop after connecticut, two left lanes getting by the work zone here after colesville. the right lane is the only thing getting by that paving project. we have three lanes shut down there. prince george's county, overall everything is rol

it doesn't look like it will impact us directly but could bring rain to the eastern seaboard by early next week. 62 degrees overnight and eyewitness weather seven day forecast, really heat up and keeps it in the 80's through sunday. stay there we will have more when we come rig >>> so much for him seen, two new jersey teens arrived at their prom earlier this month with a police escort. >> on may sixth, 17 year-old edward even ifa and others were head to the ocean county vocational technical school prom when they got into than accident on the garden state parkway. trooper chris jones and charles gar son responded. teenagers were fine, trooper jones volunteered to then take them to the prom, safely, state police were able to track down this picture of troop are jones and rena shaking hand at long beach island yacht club. that is something extra. >> yes. >> on prom night. >> impressive. >> coming up unique landscapers in delaware county. >> nicely done. spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your

rain causing record-setting floods as remnants of bonnie come up the eastern seaboard. >>> and it was a frightening turned deadly scene inside a gorilla enclosure, a child fell in the enclosure right next to the animal. his mother's comments. the growing controversy over how the zoo handled it. >>> and wings over the wall. the world's famous dare devil's latest feat, even using himself as target practice. his wild ride ahead. >>> and we say good morning on this holiday. it's an uneasy holiday in texas, where we start with that wild shooting spree in houston. >> when it was all over two people dead and several injured, including some law enforcement officers. >> nearly 24 hours later, police have so many questions, such as whether a second gunman was involved and what happened. >> get in your home! >> reporter: a peaceful holiday calm shattered by gunfire. houston police say that a man walked into an auto detail shop and shot a man customer dead. 10:15 in the morning, two men armed with guns, police say at least one of them opening fire in the streets, blowing out car windows, igniting

southern new jersey and delaware, then we are just completely clear across the rest of the even seaboardsississippi. high pressure will regain control here, as it rings in, it will start to feel heck of a lot like summertime. see that in the seven day. meanwhile we are counting the days down until memorial day, one week away, i can't believe it is here already. average high of 80, happens in just 12 days, remember, one of the average up to 80. summer officially beginning in 28 days, and it is only 42 days until july 4th. remember when we were up into the 70s on some of these days, looking at the countdown, so getting ever closer, and the weather pattern will be on your side. i feel like wednesday, thursday, will get us ready for the summertime like weather where we hit the mid 80s, see the sunshine, enjoy it while you have got t friday still toasty out there, but there could be shower or thunderstorm, and in the meantime here again initially the problem is some fog this morning, and hit or miss shower. meisha, over to you. >> yep, katie, certainly seeing some fog. i mean, take a look at t

. >>> memorial day will be a washout for folks in parts of texas and also along the eastern seaboard. in texas, flooding is blamed for at least six deaths. this morning, severe thunderstorm watches and flood warning cover central texas. some rivers could reach record levels in the next few days. hundreds have been forced to evacuate. overnight, the coast guard searched for a man who was swept away while helping to rescue a woman near houston. in kansas, a search underway for an 11-year-old boy who fell into a river friday evening. >>> this morning, tropical depression bonnie is expected to move north along the south carolina coast. bonnie has sustained winds of 30 miles per hour but is expected to produce rainfall accumulations of two to three inches, and dangerous surf along the east coast. >>> the cincinnati zoo says it had no choice. the only way to save a young boy who slipped into a gorilla habitat was to kill the gorilla. the enjoy home and doing fine. the family issued a statement thanking the zoo. zoo officials are heartbroken and devastated. brian webb is here in new york. go

as we were still under the influence of this upper low that has been really impacting the eastern seaboard since over the weekend. finally by tomorrow, it's out of here. you can see still the spin around that upper low as it sits over portions of the coastal new england. it's moving away from us and finally by tomorrow we won't really have to talk at all about the influence of that on our region. everything will clear out. high pressure builds and we've got clear skies expected through the day on wednesday. temperatures right now, 61 in allentown. look how warm stilt is in philadelphia. 73 right now feels like a summer night out there. 70 in dover. 67 in millville and 68 in atlantic city. a summer like pattern begins tomorrow again we got to the low 80s today but tomorrow with a down sloping west wind and high pressure overhead right up to the upper 80s. with that said humidity not all that bad for tomorrow. it's actually going to be beautiful day if you don't mine eight little warm. on thursday a stray thundersto thunderstorm. it turns more humid. friday down right steamy highs near 90 wi

tropical storm warnings are all out through the coastline and moisture will affect all up the eastern seaboard, heavy downpours from tropical rain at all way to new england, that will cause hazardous travel and areas of flash flooding, the most heaviest rainfall from the carolinas up. >> thank you so much, eric fish never boston. >> several others are missing after torrential rains at least two people have died and several others are missing after torrential rains flooded parts of texas. officials say one victim was found inside a mobile home that was swamped by floodwaters. several other victims were in their cars. in france, nearly a dozen people, many of them children, were electrocuted when lightning struck a park in paris. several kids who were at a birthday party were seriously injured. they had apparently tried to shelter under a tree. dozens were also injured by lightning at a children's soccer match in germany. the summer olympics in rio are only ten weeks away, but more than 150 health experts from around the world are saying the games should not go on as scheduled. that's because of

as we were still under the influence of this upper low that has been really impacting the eastern seaboard since over the weekend. finally by tomorrow, it's out of here. you can see still the spin around that upper low as it sits over portions of the coastal new england. it's moving away from us and finally by tomorrow we won't really have to talk at all about the influence of that on our region. everything will clear out. high pressure builds and we've got clear skies expected through the day on wednesday. temperatures right now, 61 in allentown. look how warm stilt is in philadelphia. 73 right now feels like a summer night out there. 70 in dover. 67 in millville and 68 in atlantic city. a summer like pattern begins tomorrow again we got to the low 80s today but tomorrow with a down sloping west wind and high pressure overhead right up to the upper 80s. with that said humidity not all that bad for tomorrow. it's actually going to be beautiful day if you don't mine eight little warm. on thursday a stray thundersto thunderstorm. it turns more humid. friday down right steamy highs near 90 wi

rers tagged mary lee in 2012 and since them she's traveled up and down the eastern seaboard and out into atlantic. a total of nearly 20,000 miles. her position is tracked every time her dorsal fin is above water long enough so that a satellite can hone in on the tracker. you can keep tabs as well on mary lee' position apply by chegging out the sharks twitter account. >>> a delicious discovery that proves some seemingly sin full foods like red wine, coffee are actually good for us. new research shows component of cocoa may actually help reverse memory loss. health reporter instead of know stall has more tonight on the connection between cocoa and the brain. >> reporter: exercise is a sure bet, red wine and crossword puzzles, too, things that help keep your brain sharp. >> when i was younger i did have photographic memory. >> reporter: rachel, got worried when her memory started to slip. doctors say brain power starts to decline in the 30s. >> i know exactly what i mean, who i mean and i can't say the name. it's very frustrating. >> reporter: back to school for a master's that was rachel's

rers tagged mary lee in 2012 and since them she's traveled up and down the eastern seaboard and out intotlantic. a total of nearly 20,000 miles. her position is tracked every time her dorsal fin is above water long enough so that a satellite can hone in on the tracker. you can keep tabs as well on mary lee' position apply by chegging out the sharks twitter account. >>> a delicious discovery that proves some seemingly sin full foods like red wine, coffee are actually good for us. new research shows component of cocoa may actually help reverse memory loss. health reporter instead of know stall has more tonight on the connection between cocoa and the brain. >> reporter: exercise is a sure bet, red wine and crossword puzzles, too, things that help keep your brain sharp. >> when i was younger i did have photographic memory. >> reporter: rachel, got worried when her memory started to slip. doctors say brain power starts to decline in the 30s. >> i know exactly what i mean, who i mean and i can't say the name. it's very frustrating. >> reporter: back to school for a master's that was rachel's w

the gulf stream is kind of a current that runs off the eastern seaboard kind of winds its way.s a river of current that's a little warmer than the open waters of the atlantic. so it may actually cause this to reach that tropical storm intensity. and if it does, that means we're going to see significant rainfall in coastal areas of south carolina. the target areas are not really important. although computer models are suggesting in the vicinity of charleston, there's going to be rip currents. the winds are going to be gusty. the rainfalls are going to come down, you could lose power. rip current, i'm especially concerned about that because a lot of people will want to go in the waters. the spaghetti models are suggesting coastal south carolina. spreading that into monday across portions of north carolina. >> karen maginnis, thank you. >>> this is "cnn newsroom." still ahead, the u.s. says its forces are not on the forward line in syria. but a new video challenges that. we explain -- ahead. >>> plus, migrants take smugglers to get them into europe, but now there is growing concer

beautiful weather up and down the eastern seaboard. out west as well.l be here in the east and the ohio river valley. strong risk -- enhanced risk of storms stretching from the plains all the way to texas is aat we're most concernedbout >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cool morning but a quick warmup. 90 degrees this afternoon for summerton. upper 80s in chestnut hill. the suburbs dry during the day. there's a chance of an evening shower or thunderstorm. kutztown warms to 89 degrees. 91 in bethlehem. to the south, new jersey and the jersey shore will see plenty of sunshine. interior new jersey, 90 in haddonfield. right at the shore, temperatures running a little cooler. 88 degrees for wilmington this afternoon. have a great day. >> don't forgeton't forget, you us every day on our sirius xm channel 108. >> al, thanks. >> light after the white house. post presidency home as we get ready for our red nose day challenge. two separate stories. ♪ (cat meows) flea bites can mean misery for your cat. advantage® ii monthly topical kills fleas th

that goes up the eastern seaboard and throws off moisture off the ocean. the coastal low is up into new england, but the upper level low pulls in on the backside, that keeps the clouds locked in and brings the chance of showers sunday morning and sunday afternoon and could linger through monday. there's future tracker 6 today, by 3:30 p.m. steady rain for south jersey and delaware. we'll see steady rain in southeastern pennsylvania, as well. everybody picking it up through the late afternoon and early evening hours. some of it coming down heavy at times, look at the reds across south jersey and delaware. mainly cloudy with leftover showers, same thing sunday morning, the models showing clouds there will be drizzle and scattered showers and that continues into the afternoon. today is the rain day, tomorrow is more like a cloudy and damp day with scattered showers. the impact scale looks like, early on we're okay, as the afternoon progresses, it goes downhill pretty rapidly, especially by lunchtime we'll have steady rain. once it starts raining everybody pul

all the tropical te moisture continuing to move its way straight up the atlantic seaboard and we've hadas a result of that flood watches ane flood warnings in effect muchmuh the flood warnings are supposeds to have expired about 12:30 tonight for st. mary's and calvert and the areas shaded in green, the flash flood watch that's in fe on monday.ond here's a look at your current c temperatures. we are into the upper 60s, some low 70s on our map and it wass pretty uncomfortable as far as the humidity was concerned today. it wasn't oppresstive but it wat a little uncomfortable, the dewpoints into the low 60s. for tonight we're talking 68-degrees. looking a the rain with an isolated storm or two poppingppn up. it will have to kind of start to wayne out a little bit toward morning hours as the system pushes off towards the northeast.t. for another we have another piece of energy that's going toi take us in and that's going to set up for a chance of storms as well. tomorrow will not be a total washout i am he ' happy to sayo and i'll let you know exactlyxac what kind of timeline we're going to