so there is a chance as we draw in some moisture out across southeastern us, we end up with tropical development. now at this point, no model is trying to bring anything up the east coast but something we're watching, certainly since we've had such limited activity in the tropics of the atlantic so far this season something i want to mention. you can actually make out draw the line where the front is cleared out to, basically where the orange starts on the contour map where the worse of the heat and humidity remains at this point. for us pretty much being wiped cleanment like we have clean slate here humidity gone, dew points have dropped from yesterday hat evening, 07 degrees on dew point temperature, means it was awfully steamy. you stepped outside, you know what i am talking b but we have since seen significant drop off right now at 54 degrees dew point. lower the dew point, the dryer the air. so it is a good hair day in short. beautiful down in south philly right now, again, you have got 40 minutes to make it to first pitch here, lots of sunshine here at citizens bank park, 83 de

let's go live now it zeina khodr in southeastern turkey. zeina, talk usough the statement by the prime minister, he says that they could work the y.p.g. yet the y.p.g. claim they have been attacked again by turkish forces what, does that suggest is going on? >> reporter: yes, a new development. accord to this y.p.g. the syrian kurdish force as well as the syrian observatory human rights, the turkish military she would their positions west of kobane. we still have no independent confirmation, but we did speak to a spokesman from the froome and, in account far, he is issued a warning to turk saying this should not happen again he said this is the second time, it's a potentially dangerous development. why? because of the growing tensions between turkey and syria's kurds as well as turkey and its own kurdish population. tensions are growing. we know that turkey has long been concerned about the growing strength of the syrian kurds along its border. we heard the prime minister say and give conditions real on how the kurds could have a place in what he called t

has kept itself together and now batching that -- watching that move into southeastern virginia southwestern, virginia. provide usernight tonight. not expecting a lot. chicago under a tornado watch for the rest of the afternoon. then a tropical storm. tropical storm claudette still 50 miles per hour, moving out to sea. a lot going on in the weather maps. we are, however, right in the middle, so we are not expecting much in the way of severe weather the next 24 hours, show you something, 11:00 tonight, not much going on, look what happens around 2:00 though that system moves in in fredericksburg, quantico, back toward the best could see more heavy rain move through the overnight hours. by tomorrow morning, should be out of here wouldn't be surprised to see some areas of flooding, heads up for that tomorrow afternoon not much in the bay of scattered showers and thunderstorms, even around 7:00, not talking about much. it is after that time, here is 10:00 a lynn of showers and storms, some could be strong, potentially severe, could move through during the day tomorrow. that is something we will watch, your hour by ho

southeastern u.s. the cold front brought us the pleasant temperatures across the northeast.igh pressure building in. we have another boundary toward the dakotas. you see the storms beginning to push to the south. we will monitor that later on. today, where we see the green, this is marginal. a low chance but not zero for some of the thunderstorms to go severe with large hail and damaging winds. higher chance as we head to the dakotas. nice temperatures. we will take mid-80s after being in the 90s for a while. that is more typical for this time of year. the southeastern united states these are not the highs. it doesn't matter. this is how it will feel. this is what does matter. some of us will get the thunderstorms, but the rest of us here that don't see the rain will talk about triple digit heat index. oklahoma city pushing 110. >>> be careful out there. thanks ivan. a stunning upset in the gold cup men's soccer title. the men's team is upset by jamaica. andy scholes has the bleacher report next. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sle

a lot of women voters down here in the southeastern part of the state and up in the lehigh valley, gender -- and hillary's already usingder as part of the campaign. >> by the way, here's a question. does the lack of a budget -- >> we're gonna get to that in a moment. >> but does that touch her in some way? >> well, you know, they're saying that it's an interesting process, number one, with people at the top, with governor wolf and others. and they're making noise like they will have something shortly. we'll see. we will get to that in a minute. last question on mcginty. john baer, in a great column in the inquirer pointed out something that's got to be at the back of her mind. she ran for governor, got 7%. if she runs and she loses, especially if she loses badly, does that attach the sticker "loser" to her? you got to be careful about this shot. is that something she should be thinking about? >> not at all. not at all. she's got a shot at a united states senate seat. it's a real shot, you know. there are things that are lining up in her favor. again, she's not anything close to a sure thing. toomey has to be favored to

portions of delaware south jersey into southeastern pennsylvania should be on lookout for strong storms later today. even tonight as well the storm threat will stay with us. during the day. it won't be an all-day rainfall. occasional showers with heavy downpours. the storm threat overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow on wednesday, 88 degrees. and then we get a break from the storms and the humidity too, 83 thursday, friday is looking good with a high of 86 and lots of sunshine getting warmer and more humid as we head into the weekend. close to 90 degrees saturday then into the 90s with a chance of more storms sunday and monday. >>> nine minutes before 5:00 right now. we know we have wet roads to contend with. >> nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington giving us a clear look at that now. jessica? >> we're predominantly starting to see most of the wet roads on our traffic cameras around delaware actually. this is 95 right around the newark toll plaza. i just picked this so you could see not a lot of volume in the area. if you are heading out on 95 throughout delaware and the drive times are okay. you can see on our radar the rain fa

us this report from one of those camps. >> reporter: we are in a camp in southeastern haiti. you can see i.d. cards small ones little ones, proof that they applied for permission to stay in that country. despite that many say they have been deported, others say they came voluntarily. those who applied said they would have a 45 day window in which to hand over documents. they say they were deported, others who said they came voluntarily said they received death threats from an angry population who just wanted to see them go. either way they have literally nowhere else to go. earlier in the day you had a visit from the-o of american states to see what was going on here. until that report was published the organization of american states refuses to say if they believe these people were deported any of them until the report comes out. many of them will be living in limbo. is. >> years of >> years of tensions over thesouth china sea. marga are ortigas reports. >> this woman has paid a living selling positive energy. situated in manila in the middle of the world's oldest chinatown. things here rema

better part of the area southern delaware, southeastern most new jersey you are in a marginal risk but regardless as we sit in the slight risk it ups the anti here for us. we are expect to go see heavy downpours but lightening, gusty win cannot rule out small sized hail or a tornado. we have to keep a close watch on this not a guarantee. set up has got to be there but we have ingredient that it could happen. lets walk you through rest of the day future weather and that we might see a quick shower later this morning. it is not until later today. you cane this the storms start to move in, five or 6:00 p.m. western suburbs lehigh valley poconos and then rum also through philadelphia, seven or 8:00 p.m. and down near shore points eight or 9:00 o'clock. timing has not change from what we were reporting last night but in the meantime thankfully it does start to clear out throughout the overnight. you will not be woken up in the middle of the night by then are storms. beach forecast is not horrible as long as you are out early enough later today and tonight, be careful hitting the boardwalk here because with these storms rumbling in take shelter. meanwhile he

southeastern new jersey, as well as into delaware. almost everybody to deal with the heavy line p of thunderstorms, rainfall amounts have come into us from our eyewitness weather watcher network. shy of half inch came in from bath pa, from charles out in perkasie, john had just over .3 of an inch, phil out in philadelphia reporting just over a quarter of an inch of rain from the rain that's already moved on through, in fact phil actually had picture that we go on over to here, he shows all of the rain coming down where he is located around the chestnut hill section of the city. yes, it always messes with you, right, you can tell by the snapshot i am and just hazy halo glow around the street lamp, and the car lights. so it definitely reduces your visibility. now things have started dry out briefly at least across our live neighborhood network. back toward cut town, at 68 degrees to start things off here. we are seeing the dampness left behind. but the rain has since retreated off to the southeast. here's the thing, even though this will continue its trek, mover out to sea then we catch break, it is just that. it is just a break t does app

southeastern turkish town, killing 32 people. >> woodruff: turkey has agreed to let the u.s. start usingair bases, at incirlik, for strikes against islamic state militants in syria. the agreement, first reported by the wall street journal, came after months of negotiations. it will let the u.s. use the base for manned and unmanned planes, including predator drones. >> ifill: back in the u.s., the director of the f.b.i. now says the islamic state poses a greater threat to the u.s. than al qaeda. at the aspen security forum in aspen, colorado last night james comey cited the militants' year old campaign on social media to inspire americans to radicalize. >> the threat that isil presents, thoses to the united states is very different in kind, in type and in degree than al quaida. isil is not your parents' al quaida. it's a very different model and by have virtue of the model it's the threat we're worrying about in the homeland most of all. >> ifill: comey also noted the f.b.i. has arrested a significant number of people over the past eight weeks who were radicalized. and he said some of the

and that it hit southeastern virginia as that is smoke from the canadian wildfires with a little bit of it here in that air today. that's when we would get a little haze that may cost us a degree or two. the future cast is fairly quiet other than the isolated shower or storm that i was talking about. a lot more activity well to the north and west and that tonight looks quiet. maybe you just want to take a bike ride that it will be good for that. tomorrow morning as they would try to lift towards us, they'll throw showers our way. still lingering showers. then on friday morning, we'll have a decent amount of the shower activity here in the afternoon that is, off to the south and west. but if it ends up being here, well then friday would be wetter. relatively cool days over the next couple of days. tonight 72, most areas in the mid to upper 60s. tomorrow could be a yellow alert day with scattered showers and storms. only 84, we're going to keep the showers and storms around on friday. with luck it stays south or west of us. and then over the weekend, the 4th of july on saturday it looks warmer near 90 with an isolated afternoon and evening storm and then sunday through

us. >> mohammad adow has more on the president's visit. >> the u.s. president has praised african american peace keeping coalition. the president is referring to the retaking of the towns in southeastern somalia and also barring southwestern somalia from al shabaab by the thousands of ethiopian troops who are part of the peace keeping mission. the losing of this territory however, does not mean that al shabaab, militarily, when they carried out an attack on a hotel in mogadishu.. deep within government held territory this is one of the reasons why the president has called for more pressure to be kept on al shabaab. now while on his tour of ethiopia the president is on monday afternoon meeting delegates from the south sudan peace process. these are the negotiators from both sides in the conflict as well as mediators from the region. the president is hoping to add more impetus to the talks and also add to the groups to come to a quick agreement. diplomats say if they do not agree bithe 17th of august then there are sanctions on the table. these include travel sanctions as well as assets freezing of some of the leadership of both sides of the government side and also the rebels. however,

used in four years. thousands of people have been moved from their homes and ferry services suspended as to type had towards southeasternhina. head towardsns southeastern china. the level three alert has been issued ahead of the arrival. they are both expected to make landfall late thursday. the deadline for a deal on her runs nuclear program has been pushed back to friday, as world powers of the over an arms embargo and consequences of a possible breach of the accord. diplomats have mystified self-imposed deadlines but insist the agreement outweighs any time frame. a further holdout means u.s. congress gets longer to review any deal, giving iran's chances of getting any sanctions released this year. dimmin iran's chances. ofshaad: amazing story out china. extreme volatilities. shares suspended. 45% is not trading. does this have implication for the foreign exchanges? guest: i think definitely it affects sentiment, worries about growth, impact on commodity prices, imports. if you look at it recently, asian currencies have been more -- barely heard due to china worries. whereas if you look at the last few weeks the impac

now the southeastern united states these are not the highs, it doesn't matter. this is how it will feel. this is what does matter. some of us will get the thunderstorms, but the rest of us that don't see the rain are talking about triple digit heat index. oklahoma city pushing 110. >>> ivan thank you. president obama's trip to africa is raising security concerns. we are live after the break. >>> all right. president obama heading to his father's homeland in kenya today. that's raising serious security concerns. cnn's nima elbagir is there. we will check in with their a little bit later. >>> two terror suspects arrested in italy. the two are believed to be isis sympathizers. one target was a military base near the city of bresha that is used by the united states. they became aware of the attacks when the suspects posted threats on twitter. >>> it's uber versus the big apple. we will tell you what won when we get an early start a your money next. my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional i just got my first customer who isn't related to me. get a domain website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. >>> 57

southeastern asia. it will be very bad news for them. a string of disturbances promise very unsettled weather for the next several weeks in that part of the world and for usis quiet around here today. it will stay that way for the remainder of the sunday. you can be outside without much of a concern. weather wise anyhow. you will need to is put your spf on 30 or higher today to protect you from the strong rays of the sunshine. even though we have some clouds out there, more than enough radiation will burn you on a day like this. 81 at national airport. winds out of the west at three miles an hour. low impact on the weather department. sunshine yes, humidity, still humid. it is july in washington after all. but not too much by comparison to last week. weather slowdowns, green lights today and tomorrow. as we get into tuesday, showers and thunderstorms, some of which could be on the strong to severe side tuesday afternoon and evening. could slow things down a little bit. between now and then not much going on. 80 in baltimore now. 79 in edge water, maryland. 75 in toms brick, virginia, this morning. hourly temperatures here, climbing into the upper 80s. dow

southeastern coast of africa. we have a judge and law professor with us.r first question about what you know of the piece is watt? >> the same question i had a year and a half ago. where is the airplane? it doesn't tell us where the plane originated from. with the waves and cycling it could be anywhere in the northern part of the ocean. >> you want the black box? >> i do. >> there is not a serial number but a maintenance number. what does that tell you? >> as the aircraft is maintained they put certain numbers on it. that might be inside the flapper as it is called. >> this is it. what does it do to a jet? >> it helps roll the jets into a turn. it also acts as a flap to slow the jet down when it is landing for approach. it is one of the weak portions of the wing and the center of the wing. >> this singular piece -- can it tell you much? >> it tells us this airplane broke up like we thought from the beginning. >> how much does that tell you? >> that tells us a lot. why aren't we seeing the rest of the aircraft? we are probably looking in the wrong place. th

used for four years. shares jumped more than 6% tuesday. houses of people moved from their homes and fairy services expended as to typhoons ahead toward a southeasternhina. andtyphoon is approaching one is pushing further northeast. a level three alert issued ahead of the storms. they are expected to make landfall late on thursday. president obama says the u.s. and vietnam are moving beyond what he described as their difficult history with the relationship based on mutual interest. he met the head of vietnam's communist party and said while some differences remain, the two countries are building new ties. president obama: because of the efforts of leaders in both parties and leadership in over successive years, what we have seen is the emergence of a constructive relationship that is based on mutual respect and that has benefited the people of both countries. angie: for more on this, we are joined by craig gordon. what was the reason for this meeting? craig: the president is very interested in forging some improved ties with vietnam, particularly as china becomes more belligerent. the u.s. the is the anonymous a counterweight to china. to have as ma

use of trees and low-hanging limbs. it raises questions whether there's a deeper meaning. >> reporter: including this woodpecker, the bird was once a southeasterntition and anti-defamation league a symbol embraced by skin heads. >> justice doesn't discrimination but yet they're going to a courthouse that says it might. >> reporter: they seemingly dedicated this memorial. and the judge ordered it be moved from the original homes near courtrooms. so it was hung on the first floor. and with the tiny confederate flag there it greeted every visitor for the last 13 years. so, why the controversial now? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: well, because this happened. after receipt mofl of the confederate flag at the south carolina statehouse. cities across america are being challenged to strike a balance and consider finding new homes for history. >> it's history. that's what people are standing for, to keep this history alive. >> we feel like we have to look at history and heritage as, as a common nation. white, black, red, brown, yellow, green. that's the issue. >> so, a county leader says beyond the petition there's no official requests submitted

us. >> latest, 3,000-acre fire burning near walla walla, washington. so far southeastern washington.omes evacuated. one structure burned already, a house and a couple other outbuildings that are a problem this morning and have been burned through. we do have red flag warnings that go through tonight. not only in washington and oregon but into northern california. southern oregon, too. the temperatures are high ahead of that front but even though it was cooler, along the front you have lightning, dry lightning, of course, and then gusty winds up above 30 miles per hour. yo >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the big story temperatures are dropping nearly 12 degrees and light are hue 60s along the coast in san francisco and 70s around the bay and 80s inland. my seven-day outlook shows the cooling continues through >> all that weather brought to you by target. and we've been talking to you about that flash flooding in california, phoenix area. look at what else happened with that dolores storm in the pacific. the surf so high in southern california there were wipeouts a

current will give us a broader sense of what should be the new search site which would be expected to encompass not just reunion but beyond perhaps to madagascar and the southeastern coast of africa. of course everybody now is waiting for that confirmation that it's mh370 before they start thinking about where else they need to be looking. even while that is going on people here haven't stopped their search. >> there have been so many false alarmed to this point. you can understand everyone's trepidation on -- hesitation on this. as for the debris it's still making that long journey to france for its analysis right? >> reporter: yes. the expectation is that it would get there later tonight your time, which would make it morning in france. it's actually two pieces debris. the wing remnant, that will go to the lab justand the remnant of the luggage heading to paris. because this is under the court's judiciary investigation in france because of the involvement -- four french citizens were on the missing plane, this is now where the judiciary gets involved. it shows you how seriously they are taking this remnant. on monday they will have a working session that will in

us? >> there's actually three successive typhoons one lining up after another in the western pacific. we will highlight that in a second. we have some images coming from the guangdong province. this is in southeastern china. the strong effect of these onshore winds that are pushing at the wave and a lot of boats having to take refuge in the harbors there to give any protection they have from the oncoming storm. the same storm, the same typhoon has created some cloud cover now in to the hong kong harbor. this is a live image of the hong kong harbor and looking downtown. you can see some clouds but it isn't raining there just yet. that will change. look at the forecast over the next three days. we have showers and thunderstorms. conditions will deteriorate going forward in to the rest of thursday and in to friday. as i mentioned a moment ago, we have three typhoons lining up one after the other. we focus our attention on the most most urgent system. this is linfa making landfall near the province of guangdong. but this typhoon chan-hom has its eyes set on shanghai for sunday afternoon and evening. it will pass in between taipei and okinawa but late sunday we are concerned about. thankfully meteorolog

us. the clockwise winds around that high, pumping up the moisture. big storms for san diego to los angeles, even through palm springs. and because of that, a flash flood watch for parts of southeastern northern sierra. then thunderstorms tomorrow and monday possibly. so we will take you through tomorrow morning. there's a little blob of green here. cloud cover around the bay area. but then through the morning hours, the afternoon hours, we could see a shower pop up. mainly south of the bay. but it could happen anywhere really in the high elevations. you could see the cumulus clouds as well. mt. diablo up into the north bay mountains. this is monday so it continues into your monday morning. highs today ranging from 74 in oakland. look for 81 in napa. 82 san jose. some upper 80 eats toward concord and the warmest numbers perhaps low 90s inland. so if you are headed to the game tonight, about 6:00, 7:00 -- i think it's 6:00 we will look for 70 degrees. the numbers dropping into the 60s. it should be a nice afternoon. if you look at the seven-day forecast, it stays warm inland. even with the extra cloud cover. and looking at the cooling trend and getting back to normal into early next w

on the far southeastern side of the island stand three prisons which now hold the men captured in the years after the september 11 attacks. the u.s. needs to resolve the long thermostat at usthese prisoners before anything can happen to the base. analysts say the u.s. needs to look at long term trajectory of its relationship with havana and the region. >> there are a lot of hurdles to getting this done, but i think it should be considered. i think that the united states that a historical debt it owes cuba on this front. clearly the terms of the initial agreement were unfair, unbalanced at a different time in history and i think it will factor into the normalization process. it's just not a front burner issue, it's a back burner issue. >> normalization will take time. it's fair to assume the j will find a way to hold on to guantanamo. in what form and what facilities may come down to what the cubans will ultimately accept. al jazeera washington. >> defense secretary ash carter is in israel meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu trying to convince him that a nuclear deal with iran won't threaten israel's security. netanyahu has been one of the harshest critics of the

foothills of southeastern wyoming, south of colorado springs in my district, along the front range of colorado. to evade predators, the mouse can jump like a miniature kangaroo, up to 18 inches high, using its six-inch-long whip-like tail as a rudder to switch directions in midair. but the little acrobat's most famous feat was its leap onto the endangered species list in may, 1998. a move that has hindered development in moist meadows and stream site areas from colorado springs colorado, to laramie, wyoming. among many projects that have been affected, the parkway southeast of rocky flats and expansion of a reservoir, and housing developments in el paso county, along tributaries of monument creek. builders, landowners and local governments in affected areas have incurred hundreds of millions of dollars in added costs because of the mouse. and protecting the mouse has even been placed ahead of protecting human life. let me explain why that's the case. on september 11, 2013, colorado experienced a major flood event which damaged or destroyed thousands of homes, important infrastructure and public works projects. and while colorado's come a long way in rebuilding there remains a lot of wor

used to reduce or terminate any of the existing propagation programs listed in the march 2013, national fish hatchry system strategic hatchry and work force planning report. this report raised southeastern concerns that the fish and wildlife services view hatchries as a low priority program. personally i believe that stocking the tail water, streams, lakes and rivers of america should be a higher priority. hatchries provide an important service, including providing our nation's anglers with recreational enjoyment and opportunities to catch fish and they can be particularly vital for economic growth in rural areas, including northeast georgia. the importance of our nation's hatchries is obvious when you look at the fish hatchry. this hatchry is located back home in the ninth congressional district. it stocks the tail waters of multiple projects for army corps of engineers and t.v.a. with rainbow trout for the enjoyment of 160,000 anglers per year. without this, the tail waters would be baron. the chat hoochie national fish hatch i have an economic driver in the surrounding community. this rural town and the county doesn't have any major stores or banks but it does have the hashry. the ha