lots of land slides have been reported in southwestern china sony additional rain could worsen the situation. as for the highs, 29 degrees in hong kong, rain here but you could be seeing some sunny periods, 23 in shanghai, 24 in seoul and tokyo getting up to 26 degrees. let's go americas. tropical storm bud could become the first hurricane of this year and get close to the southwest coast of mexico. other tropical storm status by saturday. no warnings or watches in effect along the coast but it's already bringing ample moisture to the southern half of mexico bringing some pop up thunder showers. a strong low pressure system is bringing drenching rain and lots of heavy rain as well as a thunderstorm in the southern tip much florida and the caribbean islands. those conditions will likely remain for the next few face and up towards the north there's more potent storm affecting the u.s./canada border, severe weather from southern minnesota into colorado should remain overnight and flooding rain will continue in the upper mid-western states into thursday, the bulk of heavy rain will be moving int

heavy rain also targeting southwestern china. lots of moisture off the bay of bengal. you can see a hundred millimeters in the space of 24 hours. the korean peninsula also seeing a wet day today. down pours through your thursday. then to the south as i mentioned, the last day or so. the southwest monsoon is really starting to get invigorated. central and western portions of indochina will see heavy showers day. ana low pressure system that is going to help enhance the flow of moisture over the country. widespread showers here too. to the south, the temperatures are going to be in the lower 30s. however, not too bad in shanghai chongqing. it should feel more comfortable at 27 in chongqing and also taipei taipei. all right. as we head into north america, we're goi to talk about our storm beryl. tropical storm made landful earlier this week on florida. it's come back out over wart and it's now a post-tropical cyclone. the winds have picked up over the sea. and it picked up the pace. it's moving fairly quickly now. another couple hours of rain in this storm. then it should

heavy rain for southwestern china. another low moving in here.oisture across the bay of bengal. and that will bring you showers maybe even as much as 100 millimeters of rain in the 24-hour period. we're going to head now into north mech and talk about what's happening in the pacific northwest. there's a system coming in. coastal bc and also washington state, oregon, you'll be affected by this system. strong winds up to about 72 kilometers an hour. and you are get something wet weather with that as well. the rest of the west is going to be staying dry under high pressure, though extreme heat will be building in the desert southwest once again. now we have run into severe thunderstorms. now these are going to be focusing on kansas down through oklahoma into northern texas on your overnight wednesday into thursday. and then the system will move up towards the northeast. so we're also seeing -- we're still seeing wet weather in the south. east here, that tropical storm then a tropical depression beryl has already brought a soaking to the southeast. m

speaking of next week, the solar eclipse will occur across southern china, japan, as well as southwestern portion of the u.s. anywhere, anyone in this orange zone could be seeing the annular eclipse if the weather is nice. but unfortunately weather doesn't seem to be cooperating in southern china. rain is in the forecast in hong kong and thick clouds in taipei. as for tokyo, where the eclipse will reach its peak in and around 7:35 a.m. local time, could be seeing some cloud cover. but it's a different story for the southwestern u.s. mainly dry conditions. conditions could be ideal for watching the ring of the sun. here's your extended forecast. >>> and our top story once again -- members of the u.n. security council say member countries are breaking u.n. rules and exporting goods to north korea. the council met behind closed doors to review the work of a panel of experts. they monitored the implementation of u.n. sanctions. sources say their report reveals that? countries are exporting materials that could be converted for use in missiles. and some are sending in luxury goods, too. europe

china. this rain band will be stretching towards southwestern islands of japan, so those islands will be looking at very wet conditions for your next 24 hours. also, very wet and unstable here in the philippines as well as the indochina peninsula, especially in northern thailand and parts of malaysia and also northern philippines. these are the places where we have been seeing ongoing heavy downpours. 284 millimeters of rainfall has been reported here in northern philippines and looks like these heavy downpours could be continuing for the next couple of days, which could trigger some flooding situations. as for japan, things are going to get very unstable yet again on our wednesday. this looks very similar to what we saw on sunday. there are going to be chances of tornadoes that cannot be ruled out yet again for tomorrow. this is because we have an upper cold air that is going to be surging down from the north, sinking down towards the surface where the temperatures are much warmer and because of the huge temperature differences, thunder clouds will be formed and they could generate severe thund

southwestern part of the u.s. hong kong, a little overcast, but there's a lot to talk about when it comes to this solar eclipse. the best viewing is in eastern chinad western part of the u.s. it's a partial eclipse for parts of eastern asia and western north america. we'll see part of it, not the full thing. really along the red line from start to finish, across asia all the way to the u.s. is the best chance for viewing. and to the north of that is really where we see the partial eclipse. so keep that in mind. looking at the u.s., where our focus is along this red line from beginning to end, is likely where we'll see the eclipse. the cloud cover from northern california may impact your viewing. for those of you in redding, 5:12, that's when you're likely to see it. reno, grand canyon, terrific spots across the southwest where the weather is good and skies are clear. albuquerque is another place on the map. it's important to note if you're going to try to view it, don't look directly at a solar eclipse, because it's dangerous for the naked eye. here's the obscure fact for you, for those of you who are welders, if you use filter number 14, it works

salon in the southwestern part of mexico and was recruited to come in the late 80s to the border as we dyed water as an el paso to work in the? at your attire. international companies from china, australia, korea, united states, recruit 300,000 people to live in the colonial opera without electricity without water. they were 432 pesos a day when i first got up there. they devalue the peso and half toys. so after a couple years they were earning a pesos a day. which at that time was 10 pesos to 1 dollar. they worked hard and took the city bus into the city of war as to build their houses, community centers, churches. while the mchugh adored uplands decided they could make more money by moving into the center of mexico. and then into central america and the southeast asia. armando worked at the plant which was generously 10 and he could have another job if you wanted to relocate to new mexico, albuquerque, phoenix. he opted to go to phoenix and they helped him with his immigration papers and he and his children. the maricopa county sheriff's office came because his paper had been in the work for 14 plus years had not come through and he was illegal. he took roosevelt his mother