to like max daisy grew up in south los angeles the place that used to be called south central. infamous for drive by shootings gangs and the rodney king riots. but for hundreds of thousands of families that make south l.a. their home that's just part of the story. come up with a week a thing every day. daisy grew up here the middle of three sisters in a cluster of small houses her dad bought about twenty five years ago. to get. we grew up in south central about a mile away from where the l.a. riots started stay with. me my sisters are fresh generation americans and my family comes straight from mexico. my dad brought all his brothers and sisters with the dreams and hopes of them having a better future red velvet cake. but it's a polish less poverty that have there been never lock us up. with. what is thought of her. in two thousand to when daisy was fifteen the security her parents had worked for was shattered. her older sister on him was shot and killed in the driveway of the family property. and had finished college and was just about to start a great job she was also raising

you know, i want to talk this morning about how folks in my district in south central kansas are better off now because of some of the great things we've done. as went through the district during the month of august and focused on how individuals' lives, how businesses, how farmers, how our veterans are better off, we focused on seeing the difference between having an economy that only grew at 1.9% during the obama administration versus now we're growing at 4.2%. and what that's translated into more communities, more jobs, more benefits for folks in my district. you know, we've had in kansas over 24 businesses that have publicly announced they're doing bonuses and/or pay raises for their employees. one of the businesses in my state, legacy bank, community-based bank, legacy bank is one of the recent ones that announced they're giving $1,000 bonuses per each employee. just this summer they announced that. in august i met with them and we kind of talked with some of the employees on the leadership team there and their message there without the tax cuts and jobs act they wouldn't have been

then we moved to south central los angeles.we were the second black family in my neighborhood, and within five years it was about 100% black. white flight. people just took off. fearing that we were going to, i don't know, start a riot or something. so that's where i lived until i was 17. >> host: we're talking about the '60s at this point -- >> guest: you saw the movie boys in the hood, that's me. that's my area. crenshaw high school, the high school that was feature in that school was my high school. and by the way, right now only 3% of kids can do math at grade level. now what parent sends their kid to a school where only 3% of kids can do math at grade level if they have the option? the republican party wants to give parents of inner city kids the option to say, no. why don't we try a better school. the money should follow the child rather than the other way around. and betsy devos, the secretary of education, is a big proponent of choice. and i think that if you can send your kids to a better school than the one i went to

like max daisy grew up in south los angeles the place that used to be called south central. infamous for drive by shootings gangs and the rodney king riots. but for hundreds of thousands of families that make south l.a. their home that's just part of the story. come up with a week a thing every day. daisy grew up here the middle of three sisters in a cluster of small houses her dad bought about twenty five years ago. they didn't get it. we grew up in south central bottom all away from where the l.a. riots started stay with. me my sisters are fresh air ation americans and my family comes straight from mexico. my dad brought all his brothers and sisters with the dreams and hopes of them having a better future red velvet cake. but it's the polish left by me that have there been never lock us up. with. what is thought of her. in two thousand and two when daisy was fifteen the security her parents had worked for was shattered. her older sister on him was shot and killed in the driveway of the family property. and had finished college and was just about to start a great job she was

suffered during soviet and nazi occupations this in a mass viewed by tens of thousands in the south central part of the country it's the first stone on a four day tour of the baltic states the pope is urging residents of all three nations to draw on their past experience with explore the pression to speak up for tolerance in europe. a warm welcome on the streets of illness. a greeting that comes with the shadow of recent sex abuse scandals in the catholic church looming large but pope francis has traveled to lithuania to deliver a different message one of solidarity at a time when europe's migration crisis and the rise of populist governments is highlighting deep differences in the e.u. . the. more and more voices are sowing division and confrontation often by exploiting insecurity or situations of conflict and proclaiming that the only way possible to guarantee security and the continued existence of a culture is to try to eliminate council or expel others here lithuanians have a role to play by instead welcoming differences through dialogue openness and understanding you can become a brid

the heavy, deep, tropical moisture in place with that storm is across south central virginia and northntral carolina. this is all lreting in our ion so rain chances are going up with time here through the remainder ofng the mor and could be rain heavy at times later today and tonight. but flash flood watches have already been posted along and to the west of i-95. already some showers and they'll be here and no rain yomediately. have some dog walking to do, do it first thing this morning, in now and then be ready for a very soggy day today. look at future weather, bringing the steadier rains bain, py before the morning commute is over. sin could be very heavy at times where you the yellows and oranges. that could be rainfall rates over an inch per hour. and especially the westernlf by 2:00 in the afternoon, heavy rainste winch into leesburg and that will be changing latere in the oon. there's a broader view of it. temperatures to get you out the for on a monday morning st and close to 80 degrees and locally heavy rain today. that promises trouble for the commute both today and probably

products is better off now, our economy is better off now, my district, south central kansas is better off now and the country is better off now because of the things we've done over the last year and a half. i want to say thank you for be able to talk about the things going on in my district. sleastsleast thank you, ron. good morning, everybody. my prayers go out -- mr. scalise: thank you, ron. good morning, everybody. my prayers go out to those affected by hurricane florence. when you see the size of this hurricane, the first thing i would say is listen to your local leaders. when you hear governors talking about evacuations, please take heed because it's important, most important thing is to keep your family safe. you can shore up your house, take your pets with you, but if you're in the path of that storm and your local leaders are telling you to evacuate, please take heed and ultimately make sure you're safe and my office stands ready to help anybody that ultimately has to deal with the consequences. but hopefully everybody is safe through this tragic storm. i do want to talk abou

so we have got good gas reserves down in the south central area, but we also have extraordinary untapped reserves up in our north slope. we have the potential for methane hydrate, unconventional gas. it is extraordinary. our challenge has never been, do we have the resource? our challenge is how do you move the resource to the market? back to your question about the role of my chairmanship on the natural resources committee, that has been an important part of how we work out access to alaska's resources. the resources are there, how do you move them? >> senator, in your view, has climate change affected alaska? sen. murkowski: absolutely. as one who was born and raised there, and who travels widely around the state, particularly some of our very remote areas, areas that are predominantly on the coast, but into some arctic areas where quite honestly, there has not been a lot of focus from folks on the outside, unelected leaders or otherwise. i have an opportunity to come in and see for myself, to sit down, to hear from elders about what they have observed. these are folks, they might not

you'll notice the south central bay and the central clara valley looking for good air quality. for the next seven days including the weekend, with the breezy winds along the bay it should help to mix out some of the haze that we've been seeing from the fires which really -- from the north are really doing much better. in terms of temperatures, we'll be looking at numbers coming up today and here we are in noon time, upper 70s in concord and upper 80s in the inland valleys. >> thanks. >> a national memorial service celebrating the life of john mccain will be held in washington, d.c. this is a live look at the capitol. abc news reporter stephanie ramos joins us live from washington, d.c., with a preview. good morning to you. >> reporter: chris, good morning. that memorial service taking place here in the washington cathedral. some people are being led into the cathedral. so many people gathering to remember the man who served this country in uniform and in congress for so many decades. >> senator john mccain spent his last day on capitol hill friday, lying in state under the maje

markets in the caribbean, central america, and south america. this -- the chair: the committee will be in order. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. olson: thank you. this bill will strengthen our energy security, create jobs at home, and open new markets for americans. this bill is about creating a level playing field for the smallest projects. right now, to export natural gas to a country that we have a free trade agreement with, it's approved without red tape. we want to do that with very small projects, too, no matter the buyer. focused on truly small-scale projects. we are talking about projects .1% of the to maybe natural gas america -- the chair: the gentleman will suspend. the committee will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. olson: thank you. we are talking about projects hat amount to maybe .1% of the natural gas america consumes every single day. per .14 billion cubic feet day. the big l.n.g. projects you hear about are more like two illion cubic feet

except to the south central bay where it will be good air quality for your wednesday. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, featuring slightly cooler weather tomorrow, mild to warm for thursday, coming right back up, notice the temperatures in the low 60s to low 90s. and then we'll get the summer heat. by friday we're talking mid-90s inland, mid-60s coast, near average around saturday and then temperatures do moderate for the second half of your weekend, going into early next week. the good thing is, though, we'll notice that low clouds and fog are around every single day over the next seven days, dan and kristen. >> what else is new, >>> have you noticed more travelers at sfo? san francisco international airport today says it has set a passenger record for the seventh straight year. the airport recorded 57.8 million passengers over the past fiscal year. and let's give you a live look at sfo. you can see lots of planes on the tarmac, a strong international growth, new and added services and larger aircrafts are credited with the increase. the number of passenge

can be a better neighbor in north america, south america, central america. europe can be a better neighbor to africa, the middle east and eastern europe. that's what we need to do. and we need to address foreign intervention by europe and the u.s. about family separation. >> caesar vargas, thank you so much for joining us. >>> that's it for our program tonight. thank you for watching amanpour on pbs. join us monday. we begin a expanded version of the program, it will be called amanpour and company. so we look forward to seeing you then. ♪ announcer: national presentation of "bbc world news" is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to "bbc news," broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories -- barack obama call for the honesty and decency to be restored in the u.s. government. now president trump hits back. >> what'd you think of president obama's speech? and i said i'm sorry, i watched it but i fellee

the flood threat today is across south central north carolina and northeastern south carolina. tomorrow it shifts farther inland as the storm shifts inland and brings that heavier rain with it. especially western north carolina on sundad. we have al picked up about 24 inches of rain in areas just to the northea of here like morehead city. we could see additional 15 inches o rain in that deepest color of red across north carolina. that would p storm totals up to 30 to 40 inches. we have a lot of rain to go. we still have the river flooding to go and for the next two high tides, we could have coaal flooding with the storm surge and that storm still pushing water onshore. >> thank you, dylan. >> the monster storm, this is a beast. leaving a huge trail of destruction. churning and movinglong the shore there. craig is in wilmington, north that.ina with more on craig, not the same winds we saw yesterday. you are still getting pounded. >> reporter: we are. we ar the rain is unrelenting. it has been raining in wilmington now for nearly 30 hours. that is part of the story. the other par

residents in the south-central port city of lokoja were displaced due to the flooding. this is blessing solomon. >> we're thinking maybe it was just ordinary water. [indiscernible] we thohought this wawas a joke. very serious. verybody y just -- i don't have anywhere to go. amy: in gaza, in israeli aiairstrike killlled to tylelery of the border fence with israel. the two men were discovered by medics on monday night. the gaza health history is rereporting at least 26 palestinians were shot on monday during protests. bank, acupied west 24-year-old palestinian man died early this morning while in custody after he was arrested during an israeli military raid. hasasan's to prime ministete announunced plans to grant citizenship to anyone born in pakikistan. the announcement is a departure from the current policy and could drastically change the lives s of pakistan's massive refugee populations. khan said -- "those afghans whose children are born here and have grown up in pakistan we will also, god willing, get for them." -- get passports for them." according to u.n. numbers,

over the next 48 hours, look how it moves from wilmington to central south carolina by saturday afternoon, almost 48 hours of very intense, heavy rainfall that once again is breaking the color table in terms of rainfall expectations. unfortunately, a lot like whe sw with hurricane harvey. it could yield 20-30 inches of rain or higher. and an ongoing, prolonged storm surge with substantial flooding. we are tracking high rainfall rates per hour. one to two feet of rain, more than that possibly, leading to coastal flooding and intense flooding rains inland as well. >> a craw from travis air force base is on stand by ready to help efforts once it strikes. medical personnel are set to give out water and food and transport patients if needed. >>> we're following breaking news near boston. more than 20 homes have bunned becau -- burned because of a gas line explosion. this is about 30 miles north of boston. the scene is eerily similar to what we saw here in the bay area in san bruno eight years ago this month. at least 18 separate fires are burning. it's unclear how many homes have been destroye

trailing system of rain still in place all the way down across the appalachians into the deep south central pos there looking hot we get up to thirty two degrees in denver not quite as warm into our lives but twenty eight degrees not too bad with ten degrees colder than that for seattle north of the border theban a cloud base in place of the frank i'm going to be say easing across like in the way into cisco she won by the time we come to choose day will wetter weather will be in good part of new england maine north of the border into eastern canada seeing some very heavy showers but some pieces of cloud are right a little further south things started to quieten down and then we have got some rather wet weather still continuing just around the eastern parts of texas the showers in the ryman they continue to across the western side of the cabin still a fair amount of cloud in place here some lively shall ascend your possibility up towards the great trying to this the lesser antilles looking a lot of fog in try but look at that we've got florence moving west. you know women. mother you see. th

overall for most of you, especially in the south central bay and the santa clara valley, good air qualitybut the hazy skies in the north bay due to just an additional fire that broke out late this afternoon. 54 in richard overnight. tomorrow morning in the 50s in san jose. we'll look for a beach day with low 60s in ocean beach and half moon bay. seventies in santa cruz. in the south bay tomorrow look for low 80s in san jose. peninsula, upper 70s. redwood city at the beach, partly to mostly sunny. upper 60s in san francisco. just a little bit cooler than yesterday, upper 80s, hazy conditions. mid-70s for you in san leandro. you head inland and we'll see another warm day here, but maybe two or three degrees cooler. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing a big, big cooldown midweek with temperatures barely at 80 inland. we need that to have the help the firefighters. then it looks warmer by next weekend. >> if only it can be sooner than that. thanks. >>> still ahead, some diners at a california restaurant got quite a surprise. >>> . >>> diners at a southern california mexican restaurant

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is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico or -- >> will: south central. >>en you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch. you don't wear an expensive suit. you don't -- you don't behave like an idiot. and life is going to be good. >> mario: like, maybe i'd be lucky, but i've never been either mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people tell you that we had an amazing time. we heard some great music. we met some beautiful girls, or guys. uh, we drank some great drinks, and, uh, we just hung out. and we went to the beach and we -- it was great. and we, we want to come back. you know? >> anthony: i mean, there's a lot of heart here. people feel very, very deeply -- >> mario: yeah. >> anthony: -- about things. it is the most welcoming country in latin america that i've been. >> mario: salud, salud, salud, salud, salud. (cat 1) friskies world... (cat 2) smell that? (cat 1) gravy! (cat 2) that's not gravy, that's extra gravy. (cat 1) whoa! (cat 2) that's friskies extra gravy! paté and chunky! (cat 1) gravy purr-adise. (cat 2) purr-adise? really? (vo) feed their fanta

that is why the north bay good conditions for the coast, east bay, and south-central bay. tomorrow, the air quality looks a little bit worse for most of us . we will talk about that in just a moment. whether headlines are what we can expect. starting at the with patchy morning fog. as we head through the afternoon, we will have sunshine and mild conditions, slightly cooler compared to yesterday. much cooler by the middle part of the week. we're talking that by wednesday and thursday, the highs will be down to the mid-70s inland. that is 5 to 15 degrees cooler than normal for this time of year. we are watching the cooldown that is coming, thanks to an upper-level trough of low pressure to the north. that will usher in the cooler air for us as it slides south and into our area. mid-60s for san francisco. we're looking at 80 today. we will talk about the cooldown in the extended forecast, coming up. >>> we are tracking quite to the crowd developing over at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a live look of the metering lights. we did have a crash, but it is no longer blocking

if you recall, they had several fatalities from the extreme flooding a few weeks back from south central japan. this is the time frame, late monday night, into tuesday, winds will pick up, rain becomes its heaviest the strongest of waves to the south and west, that's where we're looking at. tokyo, you will feel the effects. i believe the strongest winds will be to your west. that's good for that populated point of the world. i want to take you quickly to the united states, take a look at the flooding, if lancaster county, mount joy saw over 10.5 inches of rain as a slow moving thunderstorm meandered across southeastern pennsylvania. here it is, there's lancaster. let me show you what it looked like to people on the ground in this particular area. unbelievable footage to see this water rushing past these businesses. that's what you get when you get ten-and-a-half inches of rain in three hours. flash flooding took over the rain has ended. it did, unfortunately, raise some buildings and mobile home parks off their foundations. >> people shouldn't drive. >> no, that is the stock standard rul

areas will wax and wane in central areas will move southout. wednesday, plenty of sunshine, central and northern areas, blustery conditions again from northern scotland, and heavy rain in the south and south—east, and the cooler air will dig in. thursday and friday, it will remain cool especially in northern areas, sunshine and blustery showers, and further south we should have some sunshine, as well. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: with just 200 days to brexit day, the eu's chief negotiator has raised the prospect of agreement within two months. if we are realistic, i want to reach an agreement on the first stage of this negotiation, which is the brexit treaty, within six or eight weeks. but theresa may has been warned again by senior colleagues that her chequers plan could turn part of the conservative party against her. there are almost 80 colleagues already who are willing to vote in the house of commons to protest the chequers deal. it would leave us half in and half out, it's not leaving the eu properly. cctv footage is relea

congresswoman maxine waters from south side l.a., south central.applause] everybody just point over there. tell her, we've got your back. come on, say it so everybody will hear you out there. we've got your back. >> but maxine during the salute there from black panther. so everybody got their moment in the spotlight. my problem with this, both of these funerals had become television events. mul multi-venue, star-studded lineups. we're going to see people ahead of time booking the rights to their own funeral. netflix announces cher's funeral. they've got the exclusive right. i don't see how they serve celebrating life and bringing people together. we're using great lives to divide america. >> some mean person on facebook said something like, "aretha franklin's memorial service was so great that it's been picked up for ten episodes on netflix." i almost fell over. but, okay, i guess it was on for four or five hours. but, my goodness, it was star-studded and it did get political. and as the nfl season prepares to kick off, there's new data on just how

notice what happens here across portions of the south central states and places like oklahoma city.0s to the 70s to the 60s, a hint of fall. dallas, a well-deserved 79 in store after the middle 90s the next couple of days. guys? >> all right. thank you. >>> the justice department looking into tesla. quite a week for elon musk. it is facing a criminal probe over musk's comments about taking the company private. we'll break it down in cnn "money" next. olay deep hydrating eye gel breaks through the competition olay eyes with b3 complex hydrates better than $100, $200 even $400 eye creams. that's something to see. olay it was always our singular focus. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. and these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. and i'm th

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good conditions for the coast, central bay, east bay, south central bay, and sandra -- santa carol county. because of the wildfires, we're looking at hazy and smoky conditions likely in the higher levels of the atmosphere. headlines in which you can expect through today. sunshine and slightly cooler today much cooler in the locations in the mid-70s. i will have more on that coming up. jaclyn has a look out there. >> it is gives them busy and more brake lights. we're tracking an accident. it is no longer locking in the lanes, but you can see it stretching out 2242. slow going, but the cruising speed is right around 30 miles per hour. this is a live look. once you get past that, you can see that the slowdowns continue down to highway 24. it is namon wright from 242. the 580 approach is starting to get slow in thosetwo left lanes as you were making the transition over to the bay bridge toll plaza or through the maze. the storm freeway, we're still in the green, but that is going to change here any minute, i have a feeling, because the backup is starting to stretch beyond the maze. this is in

trailing system of rain still in place a little way down across the appalachians into the deep south central pos there looking hot because up to thirty two degrees and denver not quite as warm and twenty eight degrees not too bad ten degrees colder than that for seattle north of the border theban a cloud base in place of the frank i'm going to be say easing across like in the way into cisco she won by the time we come to choose to a wetter weather will be in good part of new england tonight north of the border into eastern canada seeing some very heavy showers but some places a platter right a little further south things started to quieten down and then we have got some rather wet weather still continuing just around the eastern pos of texas the showers in the ryman they continue to work. the western side of the caribbean still a fair amount of clout in place here some lively shall a city of possibility up towards the great toronto to celeste rental is looking lots of fodder dry but look at that we call florence moving west. women. mothers. performers. christmas. from their prison and argent

freeman was set to face off against the republican senator for the seat in south central flori floridaooney announced his retirement earlier this year. with the midterm election quickly approaching, a replacement candidate must be chosen by the chairs in the district. state law gives the committee five days to name a nominee to fill the vacancy. >>> let's switch gears here and get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> it will be a slow morning in the northeast with the rain moving through. we've got severe weather to worry about and a lot of stuff going on. we also have this little thing spins off the coast here. of course, we still have ongoing flooding in areas of south korea. there are still homes underwater that people can't get back to. it's been ten days since florence. this is a soaking rain that's in new york, the entire state of pennsylvania, still raining in west virginia and still rain through tennessee. this is 98l. this one was leslie, this is kirk out here in the open atlantic. these are not any issues at all. the hurricane center says this on

inland east bay, good quality tomorrow in the south central and in santa clara valley. then for remaining two days of four-day period covered by this air quality advisory, we'll have only moderate air quality. what is helping, though, the brisk wind. the ground wind is so strong right now, it's helping to mix out some of the smoke so it doesn't accumulate to the point where we'll have to have a spare the air alert. at least that's the way it looks right now. dan? >> spencer, thanks very much. >>> the toughest net neutrality laws in the nation are headed for governor brown's desk. a bill that got final passage today in the state senate would prevent internet service providers from blocking or slowing down websites or charging for faster speeds. but unlike previous laws, this bill would limit data plans and allow companies breaking the rules to be prosecuted. if the bill passes, it would likely face legal challenges after the fcc rolled back federal net neutrality laws next year. we'll see what the governor does with this legislation. >>> a nonprofit that runs six califor

but this system is going to be ringing itself out over the next several days across south central china's the wind gusts reported here so far, but looking to the interior, it's going to weaken rather rapidly. the call centers, people calling for help, has been overloaded. there was also the coastal dangers. also the shipping channels, one of the world's busiest shipping channel is there in victoria harbor. with wind gusts like that, it made it for very treacherous conditions. the hong kong international airport, the third busiest in the world, has already seen 124 millimeters of rainfall. it's not finished yet, but that gives you an idea how stragerring the precipitation is associated with the outer bands of what used to be super typhoon mangkhut that moved across china and is wreak havoc there. but for hong kong, along the pearl river delta, natalie, 120 million people live in that delta. it's one of the densest populations in the world. and they all got to heed this warning. >> okay, thank you. >>> and a man died from a suspected shark bite. and shark sightings are on the rise in the

but the best will be south in the south central bay today and tomorrow. so if you are out and about away from the coast you'll have plenty of sunshine. but the clouds will be clinging to the shoreline with the cooling trend under way this weekend number hard pressed to make it out of the low 60s city shoreline process. >>> paul arriving at 6:54 and gusty winds arrive tomorrow in the hills of north and east by. threw monday creating fire concerns and low relatively humidity. so well probably have a fire weather watch come tomorrow. but as for today the beach is coma. 62 at ocean bech. is 60 in half moon bay. if you are headed hout oh livermore for today, notice the numbers will be cooler. yesterday you were in the low 90s. 89 today. average high in the low 80s. the coolest day tomorrow and then look what happens monday, tuesday and wednesday, the heat returns low to mid-90s for you inland and on the peninsula, redwood city looking pleasant today. but 77 for the afternoon high. low 70s tomorrow. but if you like it warmer, the warm stays will arrive next tue

it's best in the south central bay today. on shore winds allowing for that. and check out our east bay hills camera. you can see the fog beneath here. and it has made an inland push this morning and with that we have the cooler weekend, fall arrives tonight at 6:54. and gusty winds arrive tomorrow night a in the north and east bay hills. fire concerns going up as these will be off shore winds. we get the downsloping winds where we warm quickly like lat last thursday when the heat came out of know li no where. >>> the beach forecast particle cloudy this afternoon but the fog clears from the coast pch ocean beach and half moon bay particle sunny skies the further south you get on san mateo coast. highs in livermore in the up err 80s. tomorrow cooler and then look what happens the 90s return tuesday and wednesday. tenancy and wednesday warm ertest days of the we can. taking tout peninsula looking at 77. 71 tomorrow and numbers back to the 80s by tuesday and wednesday. so you are looking for something to do pier 48 with oktoberfest by the bay, today appear o and

areas will be looking at moderate air quality, hazy skies inland, but good air quality for the south central bay. as the warmth has been building, we've been seeing the result of it in the form of this, look at this view from our camera. you can see all that haze, high pressure overhead, sinking air beneath it, trapping the pollutants down near the surface. that's where we're experiencing some hazy conditions. another hazy view but a beautiful one from our east bay hills camera. 72 in san francisco, 76 in oakland, as the sun is getting ready to set. mid- to upper 80s in san jose. 85 degrees, low 90s, i should say, 88 degrees in morgan hill right now. live from our san jose camera, it's clear. co in santa rosa. still rm liilleamer the golden gate bridge. warm to hot again tomorrow. believe cooldown this weekend. and autumn begins saturday at 6:54 p.m. clear tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s and 60s tomorrow afternoon. warm to hot in the south bay, you can get away with shorts and short sleeves. 90 degrees in morgan hill. on the peninsula you're looking at temperatures ranging from 79

at the amount of rain that has fallen in the last 36 hours, 14, even 15 inches in portions of south centralonly area, though. we've also had arkansas pick up areas of very heavy rainfall. the concern going forward is look at where we have all of these flood watches, flood warnings, even flash flood warnings in effect because of the amount of rain. dallas-fort worth, by the way, seven inches they picked up yesterday actually pushed them over the threshold to be the wettest september on record. and diane, when you look at the numbers, they still have more to come. still likely to pick up perhaps an additional two to five inches of rain again today. >> allison chinchar, thank you very much. >>> fema head brock long will have to reimburse the federal government after an internal report found he misused government vehicles. according to the report, long used the cars for his commute to and from work without permission. a six-hour drive from north carolina to washington. this is a statement from long -- as the leader of this agency, i accept full responsibility for any mistakes that were made by

tomorrow, we expect good air quality in the south central bay. modest improvement there, the onshore flow helping to mix out some of the smoke building up in the atmosphere here. we'll still have high tree poll entomorrow, and a very high uv index. the forecast an mission is taking us into the late night hours, the low clouds expanding across the bay. at 5:00 tomorrow morning, beginning with the morning commute, some commuters will be greeted by reduced visibility. ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> bay area lawmakers are pushing governor brown to sign off on a plan for needle injection sites. london breed joined sate senator scott wiener, urging brown to sign a bill to create a three-year pilot program. ou drug user we don't want to see people shooting up and we don't want to see the needles on the street doesn't mean that it's just going to disappear without taking real action. >> supporters say on-site drug counseling can also cut overdoses and steer users toward effective recovery programs. governor brown has until the end of the month to sign t

notice the south and the north on this occasion are missing the rainfall altogether. since that centralrecast. at four o'clock on saturday, in the afternoon, sunshine across the scottish mountains, and the southern uplands. not so bad in wales. not wales, northern ireland. sorry, i just stepped on something there. this is where you have cloud and rain and on the south coast, you are backin rain and on the south coast, you are back in the sunshine. the channel islands with beautiful weather today. if you had to the channel islands, head there. nice sunshine on the way. 0nce islands, head there. nice sunshine on the way. once that rain clears from the central swathe of the uk tonight, it comes back in through the early hours of the morning. also a waft of mild air. the beginning of something a little warmer heading oui’ something a little warmer heading our way over the next few days. this sunday, not great weather immediately. low pressure between scotla nd immediately. low pressure between scotland and iceland there. you can see it behind my head. weather fronts in our direction. tomorr

it's good in the south central bay. we don't expect that to change.although the winds are going to go offshore and that concerns us for high fire danger this time of year. from the airport, 41 minute delays. you can see how gray it is there. the cooling trend continuing this we could. fall arriving 6:54. the sun sets at 7:06. up at 6:57. looking at gusty winds tomorrow night in the north and east bay hills. low relative humidity. and that's concerning not only tomorrow but the week ahead. high temperatures in the mid-90s for many days in livermore. looking as though tuesday and wednesday warmest -- coolest tomorrow in the low 80s. dramatic cooling as we get to the second half of the weekend. but it's not lasting. on the peninsula upper 70s today. low 70s tomorrow and back to the 80s by mid-we can. so pier 48, looking for something to do today, oktoberfest by the bay. today is the warmer day slightly cool we are clouds and breezier conditions tomorrow. highs today around the bay ranging from 60, half moon bay to the mid-60s in the city. upper 80s. down

south central. [ applause ] everybody just point over there and tell her "we got your back." come on. say it to her so everybody could hear you out there. "we got youre back." >> maxine doing the wakanda salute there from "black panther." everybody got their time in the spotlight. both of these funerals were television events, multi venues and star-studded lineups. people ahead of time booking the rights to their own funeral so the networks -- netflix announces cher's funeral, they have the exclusive right. i don'tnn see how this serves te end of celebrating a life and bringing people together. they're using greatn' lives to divide americans. that's not good. >>we laura: some mean person on facebook -- someone sent me this -- said something like, "aretha franklin's funeral -- memorial service was so great that it's been picked up for 10 episodes on netflix." i almost fell over. but, ok. i guess it went on -- it was on for four or five hours, but, my goodness, it was star-studded and it did get political. >> six hours. >> laura: six hours? ok. raymond, thank you so much. as th

south america. this may also include mexico and central america. parents of u.s. citizens by region. asians seem more year to bring -- hearing to bring over their parents as well. but you can see, in terms of the act will, it is not that high, but in terms of based on this crude category by region, who is availing themselves of this possible immigration pathway. this is to give a more up-to-date and detailed sense of who is coming in under what status. in 2011, we had 1.1 million entering legal residents. next we have family preferences, we have refugees and asylum, employment. as we think about this, when we think about the push for immigration reform, which i think people generally agree is needed, and there is a significant group that thinks we need to lower the overall numbers of immigrants again. but then we will then have to think about what categories of legal immigrants would we cut? how can we reduce the numbers? i show you this in order to help you process through, these are the kinds of choices and priorities people are trying, we are having protracted struggles about this

notice we have a lot of rain coming in south florida. central florida. and the gulf coast.ropical mess moving into the gulf. this is the way the entire map looks. the rest of the weekend, have an awesome weekend. >>> good sunday morning. waking up to temperatures in the 50s. by this afternoon just a little bit of a warmup on the day especially inland. air quality will be moderate. temperatures today ranging from the 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, and near 90 i i i i i i >> i know that map looks a little, not fun. but most of us will have at least some breaks in the rain. and won't have a complete washout. >> that's good. >> as long as they're not in florida, right? >> florida will have kind of a washed out weekend. >> but for most of us, intermittently gloomy. >> yes. >> i guess you're flying back tomorrow from nyc. >> i am. >> okay. wise man. wise man. >> sam champion, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "gma," an abc news exclusive. >> how you can protect yourself. >> i can't wait to see this story. >>> plus, need to go shopping? labor day deals. it

i think we could have tornadoes from the panhandle of florida, southern georgia is possible, south central areas of alabama, mississippi, even up towards arkansas. again, it doesn't have to be a large storm. again, those feeder bands and the instability in the atmosphere are definitely with the storm. it's the first one to really affect the lower 48 this year. so everyone's heart gets pumped up a little bit. this is a little surprise. it wasn't even declared a tropical depression. it went right to tropical storm status early this morning, and it disease look like it will intensify to a category 1 hurricane landfall tomorrow night. >> all right. we're going to follow it throughout the hour, bring up any updates as warranted. thank you very much. >>> president trump today did something striking, and really without precedent in the white house, this white house or any white house until now. he signaled in plain english that he believes the criminal justice system should not be impartial or apolitical, but instead should work for him and his party, which sounds completely outlandish until you

the worst looks to be somewhere in the south central coast of north carolina. a 9 to 13-foot storm surge. that's on top of high tides. that's what you have as a high tide, put another 13 feet on top of that, and that's the wall of water that will come rushing in. basically driven by these tropical force and hurricane force winds. they inundate the inland areas. the water can actually move in miles from the coastline. so even if you don't live along the coast, you need to be aware of this. if you're in an evacuation zone, everybody needs to get out because once this starts, nobody will be able to come get you and save you. nicolle? >> i'm looking at that region. it's vast. so many of our viewers affected. talk about some practical preparations for those in the evacuation zone. is it in the next few hours? do we have another night at home? how long should people be prepared to be away? if you're just outside the evacuation zone, are you looking at power outages, floods, water in your home? talk about what our affected viewers should expect in the coming days. >>

trailing system of rain still in place all the way down across the appalachians into the deep south central parts there looking hot because up to thirty two degrees in denver not quite as warm into our lives but twenty eight degrees not too bad with ten degrees colder than that for seattle north of the border a fair bit of cloud based piece of the prank coming into b.c. easing across alberta making the way into cisco she won by the time we come to choose day will wetter weather will be a good part of new england made most of the border into eastern canada seeing some very heavy showers but some pieces of cloud are right a little further south things started to quieten down and then we have got some rather wet weather still continuing just around the eastern parts of texas the showers. in the rhyme and i continue to across the western side of the caribbean still a fair amount of play out in place here some live your possibility up towards a greater on to this a lesser antilles look and lots of fodder dry but look at that we've got florence living west. of the occupied west bank city of hebro

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