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forecast. >> good morning, everybody i've got an update on the flash flooding situation happening around the stroblems with heavy rain and a flash flood emergency that continues around the metro area. the updated rainfall now is up to 7.7 inches because it's still coming down as storm after storm after storm rolls over the same area, and that's in effect until 9:30 central time. it's an emergency, so people should move to higher ground now. and a lot of that heavy rain, the severe threat today will be across parts of the ohio valley and into the mid-atlantic states soaking rains, torrential rains expected and that's all shifting eastward today showers and thunderstorms into the mid-atlantic tomorrow, more rain is expected. it will track over the sam >>> taking a look at the marine layer in san francisco, we have a little bit of drizzle on the camera as well and we do have instability through the central valley that has brought rain and lightning already into parts of sacramento and into the sierra as well. we will see the scattered showers through midmorning. >> and that's your weather. >> than

st. andrews since 1960. >> i think to win an open championship in itself is probably going to be a golfer's highlight in their career. to do it aroundhink is unbelievable. >> smith shot an eight under 64 yesterday. it's the lowest final round by a champion ever at st. andrews. >>> and from competition on the fairway to competition on the sand, four teams took part in a sand-sculpting contest at imperial beach, california, over the weekend. the artists spent hours on their designs hoping to capture this year's title. check out the winner of the contest. it's an elaborate depiction of a castle with the word "a day at the beach" carved out. the castles will stay on display for the next several days. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress simone missick joins us in the times square studio to tell us all about season three of the drama series "all rise." " >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪♪ you support them, and they support you with new lipton immune support in pineapple mango flavor. it has vitamin c and zinc to help your immune system stay strong so you can rock on. lipton. stop chuggin. start sippin. do yo

more than a foot of rain in some areas in and around st. louis.il those storms collide with staggering he night, dealing with temperatures above 100 for days, those homes burning to the ground. in the suburb of balt springs. authorities revealing what they believe caused this. and tonight, the pacific northwest now bracing for record heat, too. rob marciano in the middle of it all, timing this out. >>> also tonight, the harrowing new images coming in of that terror inside that dallas airport. the newly released video of that active shooter at dlas love field. the suspect seen opening fire near the ticket counter. travelers running for cover.

more than a foot of rain in some areas in and around st. louis. rescuers saving victims. including parts of i-70 temporarily closed, as those storms collide with the staggering heat. and in dallas tonight, dealing with temperatures above 100 for days, those homes burning to the ground. in the suburb of balch springs. authorities now revealing what they believe caused this. and tonight, the pacific northwest now bracing for record heat, too. rob marciano in the middle of it all, timing this out. >>> also tonight, the harrowing new images coming in of that terror inside that dallas airport. the newly released video of that active shooter at dallas love field. the suspect seen opening fire near the ticket counter. travelers running for cover. gio benitez with news on the

up to or above around st. helena and low to mid-90s for inland parts of mendocino and lake county. with temperatures running near average, our fire danger is going to be close the average as well. especially during the warmest part of the day. but whenever we don't have any 5s or 6s on our fire danger forecast, that's a good thing in the month of july. staying below our halfway point on the ucsd to 10 scale. the numbers might be a little higher during the warmth of saturday afternoon. saturday's temperatures peak around 70 in san francisco. mid-70s for oakland and upper 80s in san jose. and back to near average by sunday and monday. the hot spots will be inland in the north bay and the east bay, at or above 90 degrees there. but i think even the very hottest spots around fairfield, for example, staying below triple-digit territory on saturday. and then a little cooldown to slightly below average temperatures by the middle of next week. i'll have tomorrow's dog walking forecast coming up at 6:00. >> thanks, paul. >>> all new at 6:00, a taste of mexico in the bay area. we take you to

st. petersburg tomorrow around twenty-five, short thunderstorms in moscow 30-32. rain is possible, and then the temperature will slowly creep down to plus 25 by friday. special offer from aeroflot up to 60% discount on flights within russia promotion valid until july 8 details on the website aeroflot.ru. goes according to plan, said victoria chernikova, one of the most formidable missile systems in the world has become a symbol of russia, even entered modern folklore. the ministry of defense showed how the famous iskander airfields work in the special operation zone. warehouses of pontoon crossings from kontr hit targets without a miss for hundreds of kilometers, reporting ruslan iskander looks at the sky at an angle of 90 degrees in a matter of seconds, the rocket is brought into combat position from the control center , the launch command is received, 11 launch on the target, 107 235 immediately. r-500 at the height of the clouds lays down on the course and rushes to the target, took the path normally. consumption of one cruise missile. it rushes around the terr

more than a foot of rain in some areas in and around st. louis. rescuers saving victims. major roads including parts of i-70 temporarily closed, as those storms collide with the staggering heat. and in dallas tonight, dealing with temperatures above 100 for days, those homes burning to the ground. in the suburb of balch springs. authorities now revealing what they believe caused this. and tonight, the pacific northwest now bracing for record heat, too. rob marciano in the middle of it all, timing this out. >>> also tonight, the harrowing new images coming in of that terror inside that dallas airport. the newly released video of that active shooter at dallas love field. the suspect seen opening fire near the ticket counter. travelers running for cover. gio benitez with news on the suspect tonight. >>> after the prime time hearing before the american people showing where the former president was for hours, watching cable news as the capitol was under attack, tonight, the former president back in washington, talking about law and order. and his former vice president, who cam

a 1000 muslim men and boys were murdered by bosnian serb forces in and around st. rubber nature in 1995 general rocca melodic let the bosnian serb forces and was later convicted of crimes against humanity. north macedonia quest to join, the european union has triggered a series of protests. demonstrators are angry about a compromise they say has been foisted on their government. julian wolfe has the story. oh enough is enough. yes. that's the message from these protestors on the streets for a 7th day. now. they're unhappy with some of the conditions and a proposal offered by french president emanuel micron for their country to begin its long awaited membership talks with the european union. i'm here to say no to that. all of a lot of people here below enough is enough with them on somebody for the soil or a civilian political tensions have been on the rise with violent nightly protests against the proposal. it would require north macedonia to change its constitution to recognizable gary minority protect minority rights, and banish hate. speech. demands made by bulgaria, ah, political le

do it around st andrews isjust unbelievable. this place is so cool unbelievable.ly we can keep that trend going with every 50 years, that would be nice, wouldn't it? sweden and the netherlands secured their spots in the quarterfinals of the women's euros. both won in style. the european champions, the netherlands, beat switzerland 4—1. and sweden go through as group winners after hammering portugal 5—0 in leigh, in the north of england. many are tipping sweden to go all the way this summer. the team ranked second in the world, won silver in the tokyo olympics last year, but aren't taking anything for granted. let's focus on the quarterfinal. we aren't in the final yet. so if we can keep doing what we're doing so far, just being here and now and in every situation, we have a good chance of performing well in the quarterfinal as well. obviously we dream of being in the finals and bring home the gold. the last quarterfinalist of the tournament will be decided on monday, as group d concludes. belgium or italy go head to head, hoping to make it through to face sweden i

the drugs believe to come from columbia, they have a st value of around $20000000.00 u. s. dollars. the us state of california is hit by while fi as every sama fight, as they're making progress in containing a giant blaze in yosemite national park. the fire was threatening join sequoia trees and endangered animals. favorable weather conditions have slowed its advance, but the place has already destroyed dozens of homes and force thousands of residents to evacuate. just some of the destruction after fi rip through mariposa county. the huge blaze has caused major damage in many areas, but more moist air moved into the region on tuesday. a huge help for the 3005 fight is battling the arc fire. read a really good day today. we got a lot of work done this morning. we reported 10 percent containment on the fire to night were reporting 16 percent continuum. so, you know, it's not a huge number, but it's a pretty big percentage. um, if you looked at it that way, the flames erupted last friday and quickly got out of control. the ferocious blaze was fed by tend to dry conditions the region an

mother, the cluster of storms around st or canada, upper midwest, affecting the northern plains as we go on through monday, just pushing a little further east with one of those monsoon showers down towards the desert southwest summer rainfall coming through here. hopefully. well come in nature. try and find sunny over towards the west coast. little bit of wet weather just coming down as a b c. as we go on through monday, you'll see that ontario tobar could see some shower still as we go on 3 monday. hopefully it'll drive it towards the eastern seaboard, but around the panhandle we will see those showers lingering on to northern pasa friday could see a little bit of localized flooding it. sunshine and showers. meanwhile, across the caribbean, some beautiful weather coming through here. over the next few days, more in the way of sunshine than she has picked across the eastern hours, scattering a showers there for the great round tilly some where to weather wants to get into central america. the showers will be quite intense at ties picked across other parts of the region into costa rica

and hidden compartments into trucks. drugs believe to have come from columbia, they have a st value of around $20000000.00 us dollars. the german government is said to compensate families of the victims of the massacre at the 1972, william picks. terrorists killed 11 is by the athletes and the german police officer surviving relatives have never been given an apology or allowed access to files on the incident. the german interior ministry is now hold and talks with the families of declined an invitation to an event marking 50 years since the atrocity let's bring in our political correspondence, simon young. the families of the victims of reportedly criticized the german government off of what's their issue exactly. yeah, that's right. been the anchor schmidt sir, who speaks for the families bereaved in this attack as describe the year amounts proposed by the german government as a unacceptable and insulting. and she's also reported saying that, you know, the families are upsetting and disappointed by these are offered. so if the position doesn't change, it seems very unlikely that the familie

around the caucasus mountains. and for them, this is a serious barrier to this, a portion, of precipitation in the southern regions. still, the capital will also get without rain in sttersburg in the afternoon around 20 in moscow, literally a degree higher by this hour. i have everything about the weather, see you. pennsylvania today at 19:50 on ntv the correct prophylaxis for one or two, along with toothpaste and forest balm rinse. buy in pyaterochka at a bargain price original films and series that you can’t tear yourself away from in the ion online cinema amora and other premieres in an online cinema with an mts premium subscription for only 199 rubles. in a month, the man orchestra alexander, who plays the role of everything leading, depending on which project is dmitry bikbaev's favorite business. i knew that i would be a theatrical figure. i just didn’t always understand that i would be the director one saturday at 13:05 on ntv live, premiere today at 21:40 on ntv frantsevich, yes, please come with us. what happened? some questions have arisen. come on, please, we're coming. so this is your bag. these are your weights, and what's inside? well, we are almost th

a young billionaire or a modern stop bender in the shift, conversations around entrepreneurs from st.hail barakin, subside. it was he who traveled around the cultural capital over the rolls-royce road, accompanied by a car from the ministry of emergency situations and promised to give two leopards to the reserve in dagestan. well , now, together with partners, he is going to build a shopping and entertainment center in the leningrad region, local residents are afraid that the investor will not fulfill the promise, because the barakin allegedly could not finish building, even his own office, its appearance , to put it mildly, does not inspire confidence, report by olga cherenkova. the village of novosaratovka, 20 km from st. petersburg, is a corner of calm and measured life on the banks of the neva. for the past few weeks , local residents have only been discussing that the construction is from a shopping and entertainment center. we are waiting for you need here argument entertainment complex. here you will go shopping to the cinema. yes, i heard that somewhere. well, i didn't know ex

a young billionaire or a modern stup bender in the shift, conversations around entrepreneurs from st.arakin, subside. it was he who traveled around the cultural capital in an expensive rolls-royce, accompanied by a car from the ministry of emergencies, and promised to donate two leopards to the reserve in dagestan. well , now, together with partners, i was going to build a shopping and entertainment center in the leningrad region, local residents fear that the investor will not fulfill the promise, because the barakin allegedly could not be completed, even its own appearance, to put it mildly. olga zhirenkova's report does not inspire confidence. the village of novosaratovka, 20 km from st. petersburg, is a corner of calm and measured life on the banks of the neva. for the past few weeks , local residents have only been discussing that the construction is from a shopping and entertainment center. we are waiting for you. you need a shopping and entertainment complex here. here you are going to the cinema to go shopping. yes, i heard this, that it will be somewhere, but i didn’t know ex

lots of low scores around st andrews today and shane lowry very much one of the favourites that the fans the former european ryder cup player thomas peters, seven under par for his round today. the leaders, cameron smith on 13—under, he is off in a roundabout 35 minutes' time just before four o'clock and rory max wright just three shots before four o'clock and rory max wrightjust three shots off before four o'clock and rory max wright just three shots off the before four o'clock and rory max wrightjust three shots off the pace as he chases his first major championship since 2014. it's a sizzling day here at st andrews and it's just about to heat up on the course as well. 50 it'sjust about to heat up on the course as well.— it'sjust about to heat up on the course as well. so much to look forward t0- _ course as well. so much to look forward to. we _ course as well. so much to look forward to. we will _ course as well. so much to look forward to. we will check - course as well. so much to look forward to. we will check back i course as well. so much to look| forward to. we will check back

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st. luke's mother stories making headlines around the world, starting with another development at americas highest gord content. g brown, jackson has made history becoming the 1st black woman sworn in as a u. s. supreme court justice. the 51 year old replaces stephen bryer, who's retiring. justice is remain on the bench for life for until they choose to step down. the ecuadorian government has signed a deal with indigenous leaders bringing an end to protests that paralyzed the country for almost 3 weeks. the agreement cuts fuel prices to address protesters anger over the rising cost of living. 5 civilians and one soldier had been killed in the unrest. john is present, she gen paying has visited hong kong to mark the 25th anniversary of the united kingdom, handing the territory back to the mainland. she oversaw the swearing in of their cities, new chief executive, john lee, replace as terry lamb, who led the crackdown on political descent in hong kong before the hand over in 1997, china agreed to maintain a one country to systems policy to protect basic democratic rights. beijing, however,

st. louis around the country that summer and fall, 92 cities in all, a goodwill tour that stretched acrossamerica. it was in this moment of the post lindbergh afterglow that air fever was born. that is what they call it, air fever. it had a surprising side of it, women i want to fly across the ocean. unlike lindbergh and the men they were willing to do it for free. ruth elder will leave five months later in this plane right here, in october 1927. it was a bright red plane with yellow lettering down the side in a cursive script that you can sort of made out. the plane was aptly called the american girl. this plane was 32 feet from nose to tail the 46 feet across the wing. obviously a single engine airplane with a top speed of 105 miles an hour. just for reference when you are barreling down the runway to take a flight, you are already going 105 miles an hour. this plane had no radio, no way for ruth elder to contact the outside world. have for this flight in october she would earn headlines on two continents and become, by the end of 1927, arguably the most famous woman in the world. before

but, perhaps predictably, much of the talk around st andrews today has been on the long term future ofng rory mcilroy have today spoken out against the liv tour. which has threatened to divide the sport in two. liv golfers who qualified for this week's 0pen are being allowed to play, but three—time champion tiger woods says that some players who've joined the breakaway "have turned their back" on what made them. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson is at st andrews. tiger woods practising at st andrews. they have been good for each other. 2000 was when he first won the open here. he is now a golfer contemplating the end. i don't know how many open championships i have left here at st andrews. but i have wanted this one. it started here for me in 1995 and if it ends here in 22, it does. if it doesn't, it doesn't. if i want more, it will be great, but there is no guarantee. more, it will be great, but there is no guarantee-— more, it will be great, but there is no guarantee. watching woods move around, no guarantee. watching woods move around. you — no guarantee. watching woods move aroun

. >>> a union representing nearly 2500 employees at three boeing defense locations around st. louis, rejecting the latest contract offer. the union is taking issues with 401k contributions and says if a deal cannot be reached, the members will strike at the locations beginning august 1st . >>> all right, there's some of the headlines, and now back to your money. summer rebound. the stocks sparks hosts for a bear market that may have buttoned. the s&p 500 rising 2 1/2% last week, moving above the 4,000 mark. that's the first time that's happened in a month and a half. considering the lows for the year on june 16th, the s&p up 4 1/2%. is this just a classic bounce in an otherwise still bad market? let's bring in the managing director of equities for trepin. it's great to have you on. i'm not really sure what has changed. what's your take? >> hi, brian. i'm not sure what has changed. it's an exciting week from a data perspective. all yous on the feds. the money policy is dictating how the money is behaving. all eyes on how the fed continues its hawkish past. >> do you have confid

temperatures stay up around 97 to 100 degrees in st. louis, and this is actually going to continue into next week as well with warmer than average temperatures expected out west, and really frankly, lester, through most of the country. >> dylan, thanks for that update. >>> amid triple-digit heat, a major fire broke out at the famed hoover dam, sending up a huge cloud of black smoke with fire crews quickly extinguished the fire in a transformer. officials said there were no injuries and no risk to the power grid the dam on the arizona-nevada border is one of the tallest in the u.s >>> now to ukraine, and new u.s. intelligence warning russia is laying the groundwork to permanently keep the territory it recently grabbed in ukraine by annexing it. richard engel joins me richard, there could be major consequences if russia follows through with that kind of a plan. >> this is not just a symbolic step. when other countries, the united states, invaded iraq, it was not to take iraq forever and make it part of the united states this is what russi

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record rainfall caused deadly and widespread flash flooding in and around st., missouri, today. more than eight inches of rain quickly inundated highways and roads. prompting rescue operations for those stranded in their cars and homes. one person died in their submerged vehicle. an outdoor metro station looked moke liar a river with the platform and tracks under water. on average, rainfall such as this in the st. louis area only happens every once in 500 years. scientists say the atmosphere can hold more moisture as temperatures rise, which leads to more rainfall. meanwhile, some good news in california. fire crews are making progress on containing the oak fire near yosemite national park. so far, that fire has burned more than 18,000 acres and dest destroyed at least 41 structures since it ignited on friday. let's bring in adrienne broaddus who is near the fire. what are the fire crews saying about the progress so far? >> well, jake, the crews have contained at least 26% of the oak fire. and cal fire officials who spoke with us say they are lucky. that's in p

st. louis. but around charleston, louisville, charleston, west virginia into nashville, tennessee, all these areas from wednesday to thursday could see rounds of heavy rainfall in store for them. in the west, the story has been all about the heat. parts of california, parts of washington state seeing record temperatures in the past 24 hours as excessive heat stays put here for the next couple of days. what we're watching here when it comes to heat of course really impacting the fire weather situation around the western united states as well and heat alerts will continue. some areas as warm as 109 degrees across oregon and washington with seattle really running away with the incredible amount of heat in store. should be around 79 this time of year and they will be well into the 90s the next several days around the northwest. now, west of yosemite national park, the oak fire, 18,000 acres consumed, about 26% containment, we could use some he rainfall. we have plenty of it in the southwest, but not quite to u

right here in eastern kentucky and also areas around st. louis. those were the places where we've seen the 8 to 10 inches of rain in those shorter periods of time and then even higher amounts when you start to factor in two, three, even four days' worth of rain. some of the smaller creeks and streams, the good news there is that most of them have already crested. we're starting to see them come back down and pretty quickly and they are expected to remain low. the problem is the water has to flow somewhere. a lot of the bigger rivers where all of the water ends up going down stream they have yet to crest. take for example this is a kentucky river at heidelberg. notice we still haven't crested yet. it is not likely to happen for the next 12 to 24 hours. then we will finally start to see that water begin to recede but for areas right there in the communities right there along that point, you're going to continue to see that water go back up. these are the areas where we anticipate having the flash flood threat at least for today. you can see a pretty

st. petersburg alexander beglov walked a little completely around the park. well , only on the may holidays. about 100,000 people have passed with us, the flow has grown rapidly thanks to fortov island project 2 years ago, a historical park was opened, a recreation area for children, and next year, russia's largest museum of the navy will open. where the first soviet nuclear submarine k-3 will be delivered. leninsky komsomall is being built a museum of the navy. no, specifically the exhibition complex as part of the work. promtorgam ah, next year there will be a maritime show three years ago, but the key attention is focused on the restoration of the three oldest forts under the protection of unesco kronshlot peter i and the emperor alexander in 2019. it was decided to breathe new life into them, and russian tv channels became interested in the fortress of emperor alexander i, which i also called the plaguefort. here is what the restoration of the forts looks like at the moment, i forgot the plague. here's how it became. yes, besides this, we will cover it wi

because it seemed to me that this would be the most interesting challenge for me, and i traveled around my city, std showed different places in my city. also we are every year, my mom goes to orphanages, we buy toys for children so that they have fun and, of course, we did not leave animals without attention. we also feed them. i really want to win this competition because i really want to ride the dream train. i especially want to visit baikal thank you i wish you a good trip, you just listed what you do with the support of your mother, and give your mother the best wishes from you you said you chose this direction uh, with the support of sisters, how many sisters do you have ? i have two sisters. yes, ha, a friendly family. e, congratulate e, once again congratulate your parents for being among the winners i wish you success on a good trip all the best to you. thank you very much. and now i want to give the floor to maxim hello vladimir vladimirovich my name is maxim alferov i am 13 years old. i am from the city of kozelsk, kaluga region. i'm fond of chess, recently i was awarded the second adult

east bay until you good farther inland where temperatures are going the threaten 90 degrees around windsor and st. helena. if you're heading to the alameda county fair this weekend, the last weekend for the fair, saturday will be the cooler after half of the weekend. but if part of the fair experience is cooking on the black top, sunday is your day. temperatures in pleasanton reaching up into the low 90s. that's the kind of temperature jump we're talking about for inland parts of the bay area from saturday to sunday. so sunday's fire threat is going to be higher. tomorrow it's still going to be on the lower end of the scale. close to zero in the morning because of the presence of the marine layer. it starts to wrap up by noon. it's another day where the highest fire index dangers are going to be around a 4 on our index scale. any time we're staying below the mid point it's a good thing. temperatures are going to warm up a little around the bay. near 70 in san francisco. upper 70s for oakland both days. near 90 degrees in san jose for the second half of the weekend. and the first day of the new wo

to do anything except generate that much rainfall and that many problems for the people that are around st northwest. >> geez. rooting for all of them, but that's got to be devastating to a lot of homes, businesses, et cetera. chad, thank you very much. >>> from floods to fire, the oak fire, now scorched more than 17,000 acres. officials say the fire burning near yosemite national park is still only 16% contained. >> cnn national correspondent camila bernal is at the scene there. so, now, camila, officials say the blaze moving northeast, i just wonder what areas are this -- is this now threatening and can they get it under control? >> reporter: well, they hope they can get it under control, jim and poppy. good morning. they say they're doing everything they can, working 24/7 to work on that con containment, which as you said is now at 16%. what officials here say is that the fire is moving at unprecedented speeds. and that's because in part the ongoing drought here in this state of california, everything is dry. so you have things like a bark beetle and it has killed and essentially destro

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at least one person is dead and roads remain closed after heavy rain caused flash flooding around stng flash flood emergency warnings had been issued throughout the morning in that area over a six hour span, more rain reportedly felt and what that area normally receives in july and august, combined the city's previous one day rainfall record set in 1915 was surpassed with over eight inches of rain coming down. excessive heat warnings remain in effect in portland and all across the pacific northwest. oregon's governor has declared a state of emergency for much of the state . because of the heat. the temperature was as high as 102 degrees. today in portland's the heat wave could approach records for longevity in both portland and seattle. the national weather service says the excessive heat warnings in both of those cities will remain in effect until thursday night. all around the bay area this afternoon. a nice day. the pleasant weather continues. i imagine folks very envious of what we have going on here because we are very nice compared to other parts of the country, giving you a lo

northeast, of course, right around here we're still going to see 90-degree temperatures today there's a cold front coming bringing relief to cincinnati today with the mid-80s st. louis around 81. but it's still really hot south of the front from raleigh to atlanta and, yes, d.c. with a heat index of 105 today. so it's still pretty hot but there's going to be 80s in new york city tomorrow we're thankful for that here 70s up in portland and 80s from pittsburgh to st. louis. still hot, though, down towards charlotte. the heat index at 101 degrees and nashville at 102 these are the late week high temperatures across the region for wednesday to friday. so chicago is better in the 70s. columbus, ohio, around 80. better in d.c. and new york city 80s instead of 90s still in the 90s down around raleigh and nashville, also. that's typical summer weather there. it is still hot across some of the southern states. it looks like there's a cold front that's coming that will bring that relief. however, along with that the chance for severe thunderstorms. we had a few yesterday in parts of the northeast already getting storms around albany and down to state college and back t

well, number 32, made 8 buddies and didn't drop a shot around st. andrews to take the club house lead at 8 on the paw. will be hard pushed it to see a better puts than this one from englishman, ian poto. he had a chance for ego from around a 35 meters at the pa, for night pole. and he sung kits while talking of impressive. it was a great 1st major appearance for another english gulf of barclay brown, the 21 year old amateur finishing for under palm. i. otherwise, a lot of interest in how a tiger woods gets on. he. he's off in a matter of minutes and will be his return to the majors often missing the us opened last month. tigers, of course, a 3 time champion of the open, twice and hundreds. and what number 3? john? rom, he gets under way. at $1410.00 gmc, he finished 3rd last year. meeting on the trial of american basket will stop brittany griner, has it resumed in russia? she's facing drug charges. i could see her sentenced up to 10 years in prison to time and pick champion was detained at moscow airport in february, just days before russia invaded ukraine last week, trying to acknowl

at least one person is dead and roads remain closed after heavy rain causes flash flooding around stis life threatening flash flood emergency warnings had been issued throughout the morning in the area over six hour span. more rain reportedly fill than what is usual in july and august combined the city's previous one day rainfall, records said way back in 1915 was surpassed with over eight inches of rain. rescue crews were busy all morning, but they did find one person submerged in their car. we were told by a civilian that there was a possibility of somebody in a car is the water was receiving the car made itself visible as order receded and we have pulled a civilian autumn a vehicle. that has passed the record breaking rainfall force. first responders sees boats to rescue people from their homes and cars throughout the morning, an animal shelter also flooded in the area and several puppies died. officials say the threat of heavy rain is far from over. some people in the east bay woke up to rain actually had it overnight rosemary oroczo. but we've we've dried out. certainly by then,

st. john's, intersecting with central and i guess the shooting was on central but we were around the corner by st. john's and we heard shots. it didn't register to me that they were shots. but then people started running, all these people were running at us and they were screaming that there's a shooter and to run. and then the sirens were so loud and people running, coming running at us and then we were running. and then there were some people who weren't necessarily from the immediate area and we gave them shelter in the back yard. eventually everyone got home. they were picked up. that's pretty much what i saw. i could hear sirens. there was a helicopter going overhead because the shooter is on the loose. and they're looking for him. i don't live here anymore but i'm afraid to get in my car and go back home. we're just hiding here in my mom's house. >> and i know you have two young children, kristen. are they with you? where are they? >> i actually don't have two young children. i have a 20-year-old and a 17-year-old and the 17-year-old is with me. >> okay. >> we were helping young child

no suspect information or motive is known at this time, but police have closed streets around the 100 block of west st john street. as part of this investigation. shooting in marin county killed one person and injured two others this morning. shots fired were first reported around 10 o'clock. cold drive in marin city. this is on the west side of one. oh one year, sausalito, marin county sheriff's office says. when deputies arrived on scene, they found three victims and attempted life saving measures. two of the victims were taken to the hospital for treatment and are expected to survive. the third victim was pronounced dead at the scene. motives are unknown at this time. obviously it's very early in the stages. the investigation but this for the year in the area. we had a 18 year old this year. so obviously, the uptick in violence is a concern to the sheriff's office and the will be addressing that to the best of our abilities. anyone with information about the shooting or who may have surveillance video of the area is asked to contact the marin county sheriff's office. violence broke out at a los ang

st. petersburg for you and our correspondents are also here the northern capital and for a reason, by the way, anastasia savelyeva walked aroundess book of records and so far the longest route is route number seven. they say that if you sit at the first station and get to the last one, you can read the double world. they also say that it's strange that trams don't go in circles. the classic said anastasia a word to you, how are the st. petersburg trams. good morning. svetlana timur good morning st. petersburg is not only cultural, but also to some extent the tram capital of russia just imagine in the city on the niva there are 514 km of tram lines and completely different routes - the fastest is the longest. well and we are on the most beautiful route. just look at the postcard views. we are now passing through the trinity bridge, you can see the peter and paul fortress. well , there are only 17 stops ahead of the field of mars and the mikhailovsky castle. well, in the summer, you can also see the ships on illegal routes, by the way, the speed of the tram is not very high , it is about 12 km / h. so there is time to consider e

st. louis area saw about 8-10 inches. right now the radar showing a little bit of a break around kentucky. more rain is about to move into st. louis. this should be moving more quickly than the rain the stalled out in those melon areas in kentucky to drop 8-10 inches of rain. the other component is the heat. look at the temperatures to the north and the east. high temperatures for places like seattle, portland, and renal 90s to 100 degrees, excessive heat warnings that extend from chico and redding all the way up toward seattle. if you have weekend plans where is going to be about 99 degrees tomorrow and 80s and 90s in the pacific northwest that he continues. here there is still enough of a sea breeze to help us out. 58 degrees in san francisco. still seeing misty skies of this hour. on our way to 80s later this afternoon and in san jose temperatures in the 70s. notice the haziness, some of that is from wildfire smoke, enough for an advisor throughout the day. we'll see if it is extended into friday. overall the worst of it out toward where the fire is burning. it is the study sea breeze th

st. petersburg, what is happening around you now good morning tatyana well, around me now i use military language. readiness number one, this day has really come, the northern capital is brilliant from st. petersburg, everything is ready for the event here the main naval parade and indeed now i am on the admiralteyskaya embankment - this is the very center of the city from here, a beautiful view of the ships that are standing in the niva right now. pay attention behind me, the multi-purpose frigate with guided missile weapons admiral gorshkov of the soviet union fleet is just standing and we can see how his crew has already lined up on the stern. all, of course, in snow-white dress uniform. so here it is at attention. they will stand for the next 2 hours a little further on on the black hull of the submarine lined up the crew of a diesel electric submarine, st. petersburg. well, then goes the blagoveshchensky neva bridge and the exit of the gulf of finland to kronstadt. the first part of the parade had already begun there, a few minutes ago, the supreme commander-in-chief appeared in the