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. >> much of southwest louisiana remains under a flash flood watch until sunday. >> that's with all the people in louisiana hopefully they get some relief coming in soon. what do you think jim? rain there. then that low would slowly move away and things will slowly improve for them so obviously, things are probably going to get a bit worse over the next day or so. but for us it was actually a pretty quiet day today, we didn't have much rain around, showers and thunderstorms, but much of that has come to an end. we'll continue to see a better chance of showers and of an inch of rain. down to our south, worked their way north. bradenton, about 2 to 3/10 of an inch of rain. mcdill air force picked up 3/10, safety harbor, oldsmar area, odessa, 6/10 of an inch of rain. but for that much, seeing these isolated areas. reason why, we did have the east, southeasterly winds over the state so that was in place but in the upper levels of the atmosphere, we had the upper level low that was spinning by, and dry air moved over the state. this low will continue to work its way to the west. as it does s

emergency crews continue to work around the clock to rescue people trapped by flood water in southwest louisiana. some ?20- thousand? people have been rescued on friday. many are now living in shelters. the historic flooding in louisiana has killed four people. one person is still missing. the state's governor toured a shelter in baton rogue sunday. the governor warned that the water will ?continue to rise -- and that folks should evacuate before it's too late: comes an emergency, before they put their lives at risk, or tax our ability to have first responders respond to president barack obama called the state's governor sunday and said quote... "the people of south louisiana are in his thoughts and prayers and the federal government will be a solid partner." the federal government has already declared a major disaster in four parishes following widespread flooding. ? ? ? the best way to get together, is with the treat you make together. hey, honey? yes, dear? you're washing that baked-on alfredo by hand,right? yes, dear. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-

. >> we have road closures all across southwest louisiana. the water is dangerous in terms of the coverage on the roads. >> reporter: right now 12,000 people are in shelters of them grabbed whatever they could and others escaped with the close on the back. >> we got out the back door. there were spiders. >> we tried out the kitchen and there were snakes. we finally got in the car. we tried to leave but we couldn't. >> reporter: the president declared louisiana a major disaster. the weather is improving but the rivers continue to rise. the water levels are not expected to >> many thanks for your report. we do appreciate that from all across the country. terra, -- swatara, how well are we looking -- tara, how well are we looking? >> that same system is trying to make its way toward us. louisiana even here today could see another inch. you can see those highlighted that is where the flood watch is our if you are wondering where the big problems are in louisiana. this is about 2 feet or higher in a lot of laces. they have what is now -- places. t

emergency crews continue to work around the clock to rescue people trapped by floodwaters in southwest louisiana. some 20,000 people ha rescued since the rain started on friday. many are now living in shelters. today the state's governor toured a shelter in baton rouge. the historic flooding has left at least four people dead and one still missing tonight. the governor is warning that water is going to continue to rise and that folks should evacuate before it's too late. >> as the water moves south the people who live in the southern parrish and other parrishs i'm family todayer did and that is e before it puts our first responders and their own lives in jeopardy. >> the same heavy rainfall would be coming to folks in the center and northern parts of the state next week, and we are getting new video of a dramatic rescue off of the coast near sanibel. the coast guard tells us that a goodam distress call alerting them to a capsized boat, near the matanzas pass preserve. once crews arrived they found three adults and one child clinging to the hull. thankfully no one was injured and all family membe

it's not just here in the capital region, it's southwest louisiana.re 20 parishes affected by this storm. >> we wish you all the very best of luck and encourage people to help you out. thank you for being with us and spending time. >> thank you for having me. >>> for more i want to bring in the former fema director for the southeast under president bill clinton, a man who knows something about coordinating after disasters. you know about responding to floods. we're talking about how we've moved into the recovery phase of this and people trying to rebuild their homes. what do you do at this stage in your experience? what has to happen now? >> well, there are a couple different things that need to be done, kate, just depending on where the water is and where it's not. a comparable situation that we had to deal with back in 1999 was hurricane floyd and the tremendous flooding in the eastern third of north carolina and one of the first things that you see is that you have to wait until the water recedes before you can allow people to go into their houses

beyond that we get quite a spread from southwest louisiana as we head in to wednesday and thursday. our forecast for tonight, not bad at all. probably need the acs. but most of us in the 60s. downtown, 73. 74. slight southeasterly wind. also by the bay. probably stay above 70. water temperatures in the bay in some cases are over 80 degrees. 60s, 70s in to the mid 80s by lunchtime tomorrow. another sunny and hot afternoon. kind of like today. not too humid. 87 to 92. as we head toward monday, a late thunderstorm possible. 92. tuesday, 90. wednesday should be the last of the 90-degree potential days because by thursday some relief. 85. friday looks delightful. town. we'll be in the 70s for highs on friday. hello, september. promising. >> if we can just continue that throughout the entire month. >>> everyone is talking about it. san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's decision not to stand for the national anthem last night before the football games to protest what he deems are wrongdoings against african americans and minorities in the united states. and it's now drawing a

the national weather service has issued a flood watch for southwest louisiana-- including new orleans-- until tomorrow afternoon. the warning came after ten inches of rain fell along louisiana's gulf coast over the past 24 hours, and six more inches were forecast for today. at least two rivers in louisiana are expected to crest this weekend to record levels, and the flooding is blamed for at least two deaths. louisiana governor john bel edwards said today the national guard and others have rescued more than a thousand people and a hundred pets from homes and cars in what he called" historic" flooding. >> because these are record floods, we don't know how wide the water is going to get in those areas. this is unprecedented, so we don't have records that we can go back and see who all is going to be impacted. >> brangham: governor edwards has temporarily moved out of the executive mansion in baton rouge after the mansion's basement was flooded. in syria, the biggest defeat for isis in more than a year. rebel forces in northern syria, backed by u.s. air strikes, say they've seized contro

. >> they say more rain is in the forecast and flood watches are up across southwest louisiana through today. >> state police spokesman said they are going car to car to rescue people on the interstate from the error risk flooding. >> they are on a 7 mile stretch of the freeway. >> they plan to tour the flood damaged area. t group of other people going out to these really blooded areas. and not only did he save that woman. he went back for the dog. >> her convertible was singing in the flood waters. and she was very -- sinking. and very lucky to be alive and they were doing what they can to help those out in the floods there. >> more rain fell and they are still dealing with flooding afternoon. >> temperatures already well into the 70s. taking a live look. from raleigh. and little hazy as we start off the morning here. >> heat advisories will go into effect at noon today and continue through 8:00 this evening. this is for all the counties you see highlighted in orange. this is the i-95 counties appoints to the east. >> once again, that is for temperatures today in the mid- to upper 90s

southwest louisiana as a powerful storm. one model saying nothing. on the other hand you get the model saying major hurricane. that is what is going to cause forecasters fits. one of these two is going to win the battle. we'll have t once there is a low level center, you'll notice more and more of the models align. it is a wait and watch. lots of heat, scattered afternoon storms, high of 92?. rain chances run 40% thursday and friday. then 50% for saturday depending on the track of all the tropical first birthday, riley turning one. she likes to climb on anything including her sister. >> happy birthday, riley. >>> update out of pasco you'll recall we have been following big jams, 41 and state route 52 due to a disabled pinellas county drivers, blockage at roosevelt 58 street north. >>> senior higgens passed away. about it. good morning. >> you are welcome, walter. >> i didn't get a chance to meet mount senior. let's talk about his legacy. >> impossible to get your arms around it. i have been dwelling on all the aspects of his life. he came here in wit

then it brings it across the gulf into a major hurricane somewhere near southwest louisiana by wednesday. wow. that's obviously a horrible situation for the northern gulf coast. then you look at the other pretty reliable global model, which is the gfs. what does this do? it doesn't even develop it until late in the weekend and then it keeps it kind of like a tropical depression or less. just monday over south florida. that's a big difference. that's a huge difference. what i expect is over the next couple of days, these models are going to come to a more similar solution. a little bit of rain and wind or major hurricane in the western gulf. it's a big difference. that's why i've got to tell you that i want you to head to myfoxhurricane.com and check out these models from time to time throughout the next couple of together. right now there's no one solution. i can tell you it's going here definite. i can't do that yet. but i can tell you if it takes a path well to the south, the impacts would be minimal around here. just maybe enhanced rain chances for the weekend. 92 degrees for a high t

the u-s rice federation ays about 80 percent of rice in southwest louisiana had been harvested before the rains hit, but it's the remaining 20 percent is more than likely gone. those rains could also take their toll on louisiana's cotton crop. prior to the rain, the state had the highest usda condition ratings, with 71 percent good to excellent and a third of the crop had bolls - percent is good to excellent. 80-percent is setting pods. and the corn also looks good, 74-percent good to excellent. the dryness in ohio is bringing down ratings there, with a three point decline in taht state. 21-percent of the crop is at dent stage....which is right on par with the five year average. soybeans and corn are sitting under water in southern illinois. that's as farmers deal with more recording breaking rainfall. in illinois, is started saturday, with close to ten inches falling in a couple days. i was in vergeens, illinois this week, and local farmer wayde allard says crops will be lost. we received six and half inches right here in vergenne's. but north north of us reports seven to over eleven

notice showers and thunderstorms right where we don't want it, coastal, southwest louisiana. still looking at rain systems we're seeing. potentially for florida, locally over five inches. also, the flooding in kansas city, unfortunately the threat for more rain coming into the midwest. six inches. we have at least an inch over the next 48 hours. and that flood threat will push east into missouri. so lots of problematic weather to keep track of this weekend. >> don't seem to be getting a break there. back to politics now. hillary clinton notching a win over her republican opponent this week. her support among latino voters shot up to 73%, while donald trump's support hovers around the 20% mark. trump doesn't seem to be fazed by the polls. here's what he said with hispanic leaders yesterday at a roundtable meeting. >> we've been doing very well. and we've been doing very, very well with the latinos. we've been doing amazing. far greater than anyone understands. they want to see jobs. they want to see things happen. >> reverend tony suarez, executive vice president of the nation

. >>> rising flood water in southwest louisiana. intention rain has fallen for several days in the gulf coast region. you can see how it's affected in these pictures now. the governor has declared a state of emergency due to all the flooding. >> in fact, the risk of high waters will continue through saturday morning. >>> and here's a reminderrive why you don't drive through standing water. a person had to be rescued out of this vehicle. one the rescuers said he away and felt like he needed to help. his brother recorded the rescue. >> i horrid up and jumped out and swam to the suburban. told him to roll his windows done. he's got to be in his 70s or 80s. i just told him you know, don't panic i'm here for you i'm going to get you out i'm going to rescue you. >> he says the only thing he was thing about was saving the man. texas they have a lot of roads that go under bridges. they have a lot of low lying roads that flood easily. >>> we're lucky there we d. have anything but we have the heat. nice to have a little cooling shower. 93degr

southwest louisiana, even south central louisiana, the parish is there getting heavy rain enhanced from gulf of mexico. looking at computer models going forward over the next five days, this system whether it gets a name, becomes hermine or not could see locally five inches of rain, including naples, florida. we are looking at soggy conditions. don't let the fact it's not a named storm fool you into complacency. looking across miami. scattered showers and thunderstorms coming into south beach right now all the way down to the florida keys and further offshore right along the panhandle. as we look what we can expect across the midwest, we were talking about those storms and flooding in kansas city. last night multiple water rescues, six inches of rain in and around the kansas city area. some storms rolling through chicago. ayman, we are still looking at a flood threat in the midwest but as we look toward tropics that's something to keep a close watch on in days to come. >> so many dangerous situations ags we were hearing earlier from sarah dallof, what that rainfall might mean against th

their children will not even be able to live here in the future because we're going to lose southwest louisiana. amy: to talk more about the flooding of baton rouge and today's oil and gas lease sale at the superdome, we are joined by antonia juhasz, an oil and energy analyst and author of "black tide: the devastating , impact of the gulf oil spill." welcome to democracy now! talk about the connections we are seeing today from the in new orleans to the flooding of baton rouge. having me.u for the timing of all of these events could not be more devastating, really. you have the this torque flood, the president there to offer assistance from fema and hopefully try to assist those on the ground while at the same time the interior department is continuing the problems that help excel the storm in the first place, help make it more for osha's, make the storms more for white and that is the burning of fossil fuels leading to climate change. president obama has been very outspoken and in some ways, aggressive and the needs to tackle climate change. at the same time as expanding offshore oil drilling,

this water is still here and it's not expected to clear out of some of the neighborhoods in southwest louisiana until later this week. >> 30,000 people rescued. gabe, thank you for the latest. let's hope that water doesn't rise. >>> we're going to take you now to some other headlines overseas. russia denying allegations that its use of iranianilitary bases to bomb targets in syria violates united nations sanctions on iran. the russian military says it launched a second round of air strikes to overall expand its air campaign supporting the syrian president. >>> and an investigation is underway in the state of connecticut, after six young children were injured by electrical shock while riding at an amusement park ride. officials say one child suffered minor burns to his hands when he touched a bar as he was leaving the area of a ride at ocean beach park in new london. all rides in the area are shut down until officials determine the cause of the shock. >>> we're going to take a break, but up next, new details on the trump campaign's shake up. we're going to speak to a former campaign staffer, who

i'm here in baton rouge but it would be very difficult for me to get to southwest louisiana, lake charles're relying heavily on partners like national guard who are helping us to get supplies where they need it. bill: i'm reading 20,000 people rescued. that is extraordinary number, when you think about it. looking at all the muddy water, is there clean water for people to drink? do you have that, patrick? >> based on what i have seen so far, i mean, where i am in the capital area, absolutely. power is on. cell phones are working. water is good coming out of the taps. don't see everyone is in a unique situation. obviously, if people don't have what they need, hopefully they are getting to areas to shelters or listening to their government agencies who are giving them guidance where the appropriate place to be is. bill: did you have much warning for this? sometimes when the flash flooding comes in low-lying areas like louisiana, there is no warning, and that is how people get stuck? >> indeed, i think that is why we always say most critical thing is have a plan, no what to do when we encoun

in the southwest shifts more to louisiana and new orleans and areas near by.ing is going to be a concern here. plus rain is going to continue to move into parts of illinois, indiana, chicago that's you. detroit could see severe weather today. lightning straights that caused house fires into the northeast. so today the heat is also going to be a huge story. much of the country running above average. dallas going to triple digits again. yesterday third day this week we set an energy usage record here because of the heat in texas. it continues again today. and the heat and the humidity continues in the east. that's your coast to coast forecast. meteorologist general carfagno. "world wide exchange" continues after this. would you help me make art? ♪ each one of our journeys ♪ keeps us young hey, i have an idea! ♪ we'll never get older... arty: go be amazing! amazing! announcer: give your cardboard box another life. >> welcome back and good morning. let's get you up to speed on the market action. looks like stockings are building on record closes yesterday. futures

southwest we have more continuing right along the gulf coast, florida, louisiana, all going to see heavy rain. the southwest also will because of the monsoon. moisture continuing to return there. storm ls and possible severe weather up into the midwest and the heat is on. excessive heat warnings continue to expand today. from dallas, texas all the way to kansas city. temperatures will feel like 105 to 110 and that starts to get to a dangerous level. plus the humidity turning more uncomfortable all across the eastern half of the country. "world wide exchange" continues after this. >>> welcome back and good morning. let's get you up to speed on the market this morning. future points higher just barely. dow futures up. we're building on gains. s&p up 3.had4. nasdaq up 6.8. closed at a new high. we'll get some minor economic data points today. including mortgage applications and the labor report on layoffs and quit rates. also retail earnings including michael kors. now to the olympics. if you went to sleep early you missed some great moments in rio. joins us live from brazil with all the hi

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how about this flooding we got southwest mississippi, southeast louisiana that will continued today. we have flood watches across parts of missouri and minnesota and heat and humidity in the northeast. >> reporter: hey everybody, i'm meteorologist karen rogers. we have a thunderstorm starting to brew up towards mount pocono, the rest of us dry. we have sunshine mixing in over the center city skyline. 81 degrees. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, hot and humid, 96 today it will feel like 104 and 106 this afternoon. chance of a sport storm north an east. extreme heat this is the worst of it, 97. poisoned. a new investigation this morning. >>> authorities want your hope, road rage, the rampage, the moment this woman pulls out a gun on the driver. the search for her right now. because clean food is food as it should be. with no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners, and no colors from artificial sources. we think clean food tastes better, feels better, does better. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. every bite will be food as it should be. ♪ i don't

we had 6, 7, 8 inches southwest mississippi, southeast louisiana. that will continue today and also flood watches across parts of missouri and in through chicago, even northern new england, upstate new york, and heat and humidity for the northeast. >> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. ourly lies show heat increasing, and air quality is declining, the 15th summer "spare the air" day, cool tomorrow, and you will be hotter next week. 60s along the coast in san francisco, and 70s around the bay and 80s in the north bay and south bay and low-to-upper 90s inland and good sleeping wet tonight, 50 to nearly 60 degrees. my seven-day outlook shows pushing triple digits next >>> coming up here on "gma," a mystery at wimbledon after a rising tennis star gets sick hospitalized for days. now her parents say they think she was poisoned. a new investigation this morning. >>> and authorities want your help, road rage, the rampage, the moment this woman pulls out a gun on the driver. the search for her right now. woman pulls out a gun on the dri

southwest. you may have heard about the historic flooding in portions of louisiana. that area of low pressure that is causing that flooding will hook up with this front that extends into northeast ohio and this thing will use it a southern great lake. now it's exact track will determine what we get out of it. i do think there is a chance for additional heavy rain in our area coming up on tuesday. for the rest of sunday, scattered areas of rain. best chances south of cleveland. temperatures in the upper 70s to around 80. here's your window nation extended forecast. notice a bit of a break from the rain on monday and we'll watch for that additional heavy rain on tuesday with temperatures in the mid 80s. tonight's summer game schedule brought to you by ohio's number one hospital cleveland clinic. we head to the pool where medals will be handed out in the men's four by 100-meter relay. the mens 1500-meter free and the women's 50-meter free. plus track and field coverage includes the women's 100-meter and mens 10,000-meter. and that is your access to tonight's summer game

louisiana, oklahoma. meanwhile monsoon winds coming from the southwest causing moisture to push into the foreclosure -- four corners. that moisture is moving into colorado that is the reason we have a few stores to the northwest, red flag warnings for neighbors to the north in wyoming a red flag warning in effect until 8:00 this evening. no warnings or watches across the state but there are storms scattered in the mountains, lightning just within the past half-hour almost 900 lightning strikes mainly in the high country, let's zoom in some very light rain falling in areas closer to the foothills, causing problems for places near lake city. also near areas like fair plank because of the heavy rain, into the evening a possibility of moisture working its way into i- 25 and northeast colorado, 6:00 isolated storms darker clouds, stronger storms to the south near the palmer divide around 9:00 p.m., strong storms to the southeast, overnight the skies gradually clear, tomorrow morning we are waking up with sunshine as we start f the forecast for this evening showing mostly clear skies, the meteor shower currently

. >> relief is coming in including from singer taylor southwest announcing she is donated $1 million to flood relief efforts in louisiana. >> now, a check of weather with mike nicco this morning at 4:46. are you tracking anything in louisiana? any help coming? >> some help. they are going to get a break for a while. but during the summer you could get pop-up thunderstorms the closer you are to the gulf that could aggravate the situation but it will not be widespread like there. no devastation like that returning. good morning, everyone, a look from south beach you can see the bay bridge as you head a little more to the east the top starting to get cut off. high pressure come protecting the marine layer down to 1,500' and a lot of the inland neighbors not seeing cloud cover. sunshine today, the warmest this week, and, just today, increasing clouds and we will get more drizzle as the marine laser coming back and a cooling effect will be felt gradually all the way through the weekend. now, the small craft advisory shows it is similar, right? this is the same time, 3:00, this afternoon, until 9:00 with all the areas shading

southwest michigan next $40 . the moisture surge going back to texas and louisiana. some areas received more than 24 inches of rainfall from friday through yesterday, over three days. we do not have evere weather but a couple of tornado warnings in indiana and flood watches are concerned. akron-canton 80 degrees and rain-cooled air from chicago to st. louis, 75. a raleigh 93, and one point dc felt like 106 degrees. the low-pressure area with a front moving and tomorrowpr tonight if you spott showers maybe some local funder showers/storms. on tuesday of the front moves through and watch north and west the next w namely late rm day wednesday. rainfall amount projected, through tuesday into wednesday. when half-inch, to inch . this will be through wednesday some heavier rainfall to fall in michigan and indiana. she can say here a band through michigan just missing us. tonight about 70. on the 8 -day on saturday mostly they should be dry the chance of rain late evening and sunday, fall back into the 70s of the high. more than 20 inches of rain in southern louisiana and 2

southwest michigan. the moisture coming in from the texas they had severe flooding, also louisiana got 2 feet rainfall. showers/storms will continue tomorrow. upper 70s to low '80s fromm our temperature you can see the rain-cooled air from chicago 76 and indianapolis, th heat is on in dc it is almost 100 and feels like 106 because of the heat indices. stronger storms and maryland, west warnings in new jersey. flooding concern in southwest michigan down into texas. tonight, a few spotty showers. tomorrow mostly cloudy start most of us will be so showers/storms and pretty quiet tomor another late day shower storm. tonight about 70, most of us pretty dry with partly cloudy and then low '80s tomorrow. thursday chance of rain mid friday looks quiet with mid- 80s for the next round of we're getting close to the beginning of fall on september 1 you'll see the 70s and 80s takeover into the season. >> some are quickly coming to an end and that meansmi. >> the beginning of high school football the busy on the practice field ast we highlight some of the top teams friday night touchdown is just todayay is two week

out of the last and heat advisory for northern louisiana. 86 degrees hopkins and mansfield 81, new philadelphia with mid 80s. dewpoints to the west-southwest. to the west and southwest it will be more uncomfortable.e. montfort agree st. louis. that front coming tomorrow evening will be the reason behind this squall line. tonight, if you clusters of storms. seven or 8:00 p.m. ending by early morning. >> watch the line of storms through about 1:00 o'clock then exiting at that point.it is about the drie air and lower humidity for tonight about 70 passing storm use the air-conditioning, tamara bradys then sunshine. friday night touchdown looks greatat and also great for the . should it be banned? >> debate raging over whether o not the keys should be allowed should you hide your engagement ring when you go on job interviews? >> and bathing suits are getting attention on the beach, but not like expected, here isch what training today. >> > the bikini, made famous and a full body swimsuit one by many women police are not a fan of thatde several towns along the mediterranean coast have developed bands th in the frenc police are enforcing it there

but the southwest will push that warm weather up into our area, and we will see that summer is not over! arkansas, louisiana, this coastal area, the last thing they need, showers and heavy thunderstorms and that's exactly what they're getting. 71 degrees officially at the airport, 69 in denver, 47 is where we started out. 7 degrees off the 1910 record low. 64 and 59 right now. that's where they have 81% humidity, falling barometer. this is mt. evans peeking out behind that. both with a light dusting of snow. snow along the ridge here. this is breckenridge, beautiful day. temperatures mefrl in the 50s over -- mostly in the 50s over the eastern plains. out west, temperatures in the 40s, and 50s. and tomorrow, a little milder on the temperatures with 60s, 70s, now 80s showing up for the eastern plains. 60s for the mountains, out temperatures in the 70s and lower 80s. here is that denver forecast. for tonight, scattered thunderstorms rurnl. they'll continue to -- return. they'll continue to rumble through the overnight hours. a little milder in the mid-70s, and for the next several day, drier and warmer. more s

move into southwest lorain county with no watches/warnings.ndwew the storms are fading away approaching sunset. we have showers along a cold front thehe pressure is continuing to hitl louisiana, alabama, mississippi and florida crestline have rain flooding these two will make up during the weekend resulting in a front that slows downe with heavy rainfalldo resulting in possible flooding issues saturday and sunday. back to 08 he hopkins, it will cool things down quickly when the rain boudin, heat look at these high temperatures, ohio 99 and kansas city wash, 100 degrees. and feels like of 14 degrees omaha. included in felt like 100 plus stop >> this will allow us to be the focal point.of heavy rainfall tomorrow showers/storms redeveloping the afternoon it would just hits ething that or maybe not. then on saturday, lots of showers/storms expected and i could turn out to be having tonight mid- then partly to mostly cloudy is both start out partly cloudy, near 90. then storms arriving once again with clouds building than showers arrive. better chance of heavy rainfall saturday and sunday . should be gone most part on monday. then , low to mid 80s. >> > >> the first cabela's outd

southwest girths are trying to figure out what caused the electrical shock. >> in louisiana flood watersing to receipt as tens of thousands of homeowners begin the task of cleaning up and 11 people were killed in the torrential rain and flooding in southeast louisiana. more than 30,000 people had to be recused. governor john edwards state the state does not know how many are missing and said 40,000 homes have been impacted to varying degrees. the red cross said this this is likely the worst united states national disaster since super storm sandy and damages could top $1 billion. >> i had flood insurance and any disaster relief we can take, anything to help us out, we just bought this house four months ago. >> taylor swift announced she is deflating $1 million to understood relief efforts in louisiana. >> is there relief in sight, mike? >> there are pop-up thunderstorms because it is so humid and it is speaker but nothing like the rumbling of rain they have had for two days straight. fog like that. if you get a pop-up thunderstorms it could aggravate isolated areas with widespread floodin

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louisiana. this is typical in the monsoon season for the western states, the desert southwest, particularly the afternoon showers and storms that fire up. highs tomorrow pretty comfortable for the west coast. 70 seattle. 80 in l.a. 85 in denver. 92 through dallas and san antonio. 90 in vegas -- new orleans. 83 in chicago. we'll be around 81, 82. a comfortable day for tomorrow. we'll look at the futurecast to show you the sky will stay clear. you can see clear through tomorrow through tomorrow afternoon. clear sky again for tomorrow night. a comfortable night will be coming our way. there's wednesday, looking just as fine. sunshine, a couple of degrees warmer on tuesday. winds out of the north. water about 72 or 3 on average. uvi down to a 7 tomorrow. just a low risk for rip currents. a good beach day coming up. 64 tonight in midtown. we'll call that comfortable. tomorrow, nice day again. upper 70s to the lower 80s with beautiful sunshine. we'll keep that going wednesday, 84. thursday, 86. a little more humid later thursday. friday, you'll feel the humidity with sun and clouds at 89. the front g

instead of it being more southwest to northeast, it's tilted now so that instead of all this pipeline of moisture coming up from louisiana to michigan, it's going from texas to west virginia. that will take us out of the line of fire of the rain threat, but we're still going chances but even into friday. the humidity is is not going anywhere. we'll start tomorrow with the upper 60s and low 70s. on a dry note, a little patchy fog here and there. once we get into the afternoon, we can't rule out a popup shower chance. temperatures are going to be right around the 80-degree mark in the afternoon hours. winds come around to the north. that could have a big play as far as where the best chances of rain would have in the evening. all in all, it does look like pretty slim. only 20-30%. window nation forecast gets up into the mid-80s tomorrow. heat returns friday, saturday, likely rain chances on sunday, clearing out monday and next week. finally, that is when we'll have these less humid conditions we've been asking for. time now for access to tonight's summer game schedule, brought to you by the number one hospital, cleveland c

southwest wind at 12. storms will gradually wind down tonight. we'll watch this big rainmaker in louisiana/mississippi that will cause significant flooding. south of the front today, lots of heat. for the bucs pre-season game in philadelphia tonight, just like temps in the 80s. thunderstorms around. new york city is 93. and raleigh is 86. forecast for tonight is any storms ending. partly cloudy then 76. mix of clouds and sun tomorrow. afternoon storms likely and 91. the summer sing along continues on saturday. we're in the low 90s. your 7-day forecast is pretty much locked in. 90s for highs. 70s for lows. and 40 chance. >> bit of a home-field advantage for the bucs. >>> we're less than hour away from the pre-season. what players hope to get out of tonight's game one and florida state continues its fall camp with one key difference this year. they're the subject of a reality tv show of sorts on show time. z22pvz zy6z y22pvy yy6y the bucs presea >>> the bucs pre-season starts tonight. a win or loss isn't really necessarily an indication of what's to come this season. teams have gone winless

southwest of where we are. boat rescues have still been going on in places like serento, louisiana, where the so-called cajun navy has been at work. been all over the impacted areas. a group of volunteers who have helped rescue hundreds. >> i can't see how anybody would sit home if they could help, you know? it's the amount of people that came here to help is overwhelming almost to where at one time it was almost too many boats. >> reporter: in total more than 30,000 water rescues have been carried out across the state of louisiana since friday. in denim springs, fox news. >>> you can tell from the video in that story it appears that the residents are getting a break, mark. is there more rain in the forecast? >> there is some more rain on the radar, mike. to put that in perspective, he said two feet of rainfall over the two-day period. san francisco all of last year for the rainy season picked up over 23 inches. so that's basically what san francisco picked up for an entire rainy season in just about two days, just to put that in perspective how extreme that flooding has been. unfortunately, we still have some ra

southwest several crew members suffered minor injuries. none of the 18 passengers were hurt. koonce went to the hospital where he tested positive for methamphetamines. a deadly charter bush crash in louisiana today. at least two people killed, including a firefighter - dozens of others injured. and tonight....investiga tors have discovered disturbing information about who was driving that bus, and who else was on board. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest. pkg script: sot - "we need help! ? we firefighters struck!" chaos on interstate ten in louisiana? sot - "we've got the whole interstate shutdown." a charter bus crash shutting down the busy highway? state police say earlier in the morning - a pickup truck was speeding on a slick roadway - when it hit the guard rail. firefighters responded? and minutes later - the charter bus slammed into the scene? hitting three firemen, two more vehicles - and finally the pickup truck itself. sot - "get another ladder. we've got another fireman who needs to be pulledup! those three firefighters were water below? one died from his injuries. here you can see a helicopter waiting to tranport the most seve wounded. another person who was in one the cars the

louisiana. heavy rains have forced road closures in the area and officials have declared a state of emergency in st. charles parish. >>> looking at today's weather the monsoon rains ending in the southwest. storms for the central plain, great lakes and the ohio valley. scorching heat continues for the northeast and mid-atlantic states. >>> economy kay lay mayer is getting ready for the fight of us her battle to get to this point started long before she entered the ring. >> reporter: michaela spends almost her time in a gym, three types a day six days a week. . i'm ready. training her body and her mind. >> my boxing workouts are more mentally draining. >> reporter: now as a serio olympic contender her road to rio was unlikely when she was a teenager, she was fighting but nowhere near a boxing ring. why were you kicked out of school? >> i was actually kicked out of school for getting in a fight with one of my ex-best friends. that's kind of the coincidence. >> reporter: her life was starting to take a dark turn. >> when i found boxing, i switched gears and it focused me. i stopped going out, i stopped partying. i cracked down in school. >> reporter: just last month we u.s. olympic trainin