subtropical storm alberto continues to be on the move. we are expecting land fall sometime today, possibly late morning, early afternoon. look at all the rain that is anticipated for the region. we'll see the worst of it in and around the big bend area and to the panhandle. that's where we could see up to 10 inches of rain on the higher amounts localized flooding certainly possible and all that rain will stretch across the southeast, creating for potential for flooding. with it being memorial day weekend, a lot of people would have headed to the beaches. we run the risk for high swells and dangerous rip currents along the entire peninsula of florida. so even on the east coast, not the best day to head into the ocean. something we'll be watching. >> all right, bonnie, thank you so much. >>> in the on again, off again surrounding the high stakes north korea nuclear summit, as of now it is apparently game on again. with president trump now saying him and kim jong-un could still meet for that historic summit in singapore on june 12. the presi

some people do think a subtropical storm means less than.maya reported, 65-mile-per-hour winds, that is below hurricane status, which is 74 or greater, but it is a strong storm. let's take a closer look as we track alberto. as the storm comes on show later this afternoon, interacts with land, the wind will weaken down to 45. the winds have weakened down to 60 miles per hour, the latest advisory, but tropical system. we have heavy rain coming into panama city. we're seeing a plume of moisture that's managed to stay to the east of miami. it is a good thing because this is heavy rain still associated with alberto. it is continuing to hammer florida. as we zoom into the radar picture here, you can see the rain bands tunnelling through. alabama, as well, impacted by the system. we're looking at heavy rainfall in the coming days, stretching across the southeast. >> bonnie, thank you very much. we'll count on your updates throughout the day. that's meteorologist bonnie schneider with the latest on alberto. >>> the historic summit between the u.s. a

>> alerta por inundaciones desde alabama a carolina del norte por el agua que deja la depresiÓn subtropicalberto, dos periodistas murieron aplastados. >> la cadena starbucks. >> cierra esta tarde 8.000 cafeterÍas en todo el pais para instruir a sus trabajadores en cÓmo prevenir la discriminacion racial en sus tiendas. >> pepito el travieso e ingenioso niÑo de los mil chistes llega con la pelÍcula yo soy pepito, cine mexicano lleno de humor y picardÍa. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn? muy buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos

tierra en la florida, fuertes ráfagas de viento dejaron árboles en el piso, esto por la tormenta subtropicallas próximas horas también tome periodos de receso si trabaja al aire libre, así que así las condiciones 88 grados en san josé, si deja a un bebé en un vehículo súmele 20 grados, para que tome consciencia del peligro que eso puede conllevar >> una tarde de mucho calor aún, en san josé no vemos ni una nube ni los árboles se mueven, poca brisa, vemos ausencia de neblina, muchos disfrutan de las temperaturas calientes en el puente para estas horas >> para las próximas horas en san josé a las 7 inclusive temperaturas en los 70 grados, a las 10 de la noche 70 grados, si sus planes son en santa cruz, ahí debe abrigarse tenemos influencia marina, >> gracias, si llegó a imaginar que pudiera crear un humanoide sepa que puede hacer la primera robot artificial llamada sofía y quién pudo tener contacto con ella >> también los deportes en el área de la bahía, detalles en breve >> ♪. >> nos vamos con el suertudo de gabriel sotelo que está en vivo >> así es, nos trae un poco de cómo se vive el fútbol

. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> emergencia por mal tiempo la tormenta subtropical alberto amenaza con inundacioness personas mueren por inundaciones que dejan a vecindarios enterosej en maryla. >> fiesta en madrid el real madrid alza la copa y cristiano se queda o se va?. por otro lado hablamos con cuÁuthemoc blanco y nos da pronÓsticos para la copa mundial rusia 2018. >> luis miguel dejÓ helados a todos cuando le acercaron a una niÑa en pleno concierto verÁn lo que hizo. >> revise su tarjeta de residencia un error de inmigraciÓn le puedeor traer serios problemas legales. >> exclusiva estamos con timbirichess con grandes sorpresas. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> los que no pueden dormir bien, tenemos las claves para lograr el sueÑo. >> y nosotros hoy tenemos el dÍa libre y t vamos a mostrar cÓmo preparar una fiesta de hamburguesas en casa pero con saboress latinos que no pueden faltar. >> y aquÍ en l casa amigos pedr fernÁndez celebra junto a nosotros su carrera todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁsu cerca de t. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsic

a trabajadores extranjeros por escasez de mano de obra y se forma en el bar caribe la tormenta subtropicalerto, la primera de la temporada. se dirigiÓ al golfo de mÉxico. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. enrique: buenas noches. el fbi avanza en la investigaciÓn del caso del agente fronterizo que disparÓ a una inmigrante guatemalteca quitÁndole la vida. los inmigrantes que la acompaÑaban estaban detenidos y fueron llevados al lugar para reconstruir los hechos, mientras, el novio de la joven reclama justicia. claudia: esta es una historia de amor que quedÓ truncada en la frontera con mÉxico. la novia muriÓ de un balazo en la cabeza a manos de un agente fronterizo. >> por quÉ le tirÓ a la muchacha? la mataste! claudia: ha generado gran indignaciÓn. en virginia estÁ su novio, quien la esperaba, pero tal encuentro nunca se diÓ. >> me arrebataron un pedazo de mi vida. claudia: tenÍan planes de casarse y tener hijos.hoy le rinde un homenaje con este video que edito con la canciÓn que ella le dedico.

north carolina gets pounded by remnants of subtropical storm alberto. >>> and things are heating up in hawaii. lava now spreading quickly, and for some, the last escape route could be cut off. >>> and good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to have you with us. i'm brook silva-braga in for anne-marie green. >>> here in new york secretary of state mike pompeo and a top north korean diplomat plan to hold what's described as dau

. >> reporter: subtropical storm alberto slammed into cuba. 4 1/2 inches of rain fell in less than eight hours. now the storm threatens the gulf coast. >> this will be a storm that will affect us, sustained tropical storm-force winds are dangerous. >> reporter: along with the winds, lots of rain, up to 12 inches across florida, alabama, and mississippi. states of emergency have been declared in all three states. >> the big thing is down here everybody's got to watch, these things are unpredictable. >> reporter: residents in the florida panhandle are the worst. >> i am filling up sandbags to hopefully keep the rain water from coming in my front door. >> reporter: beaches that would normally be packed for memorial day weekend are now empty. after the storm makes landfall, it's expected to move across the south. >> let's go to meteorologist bonnie schneider for more on this weather. bonnie. >>> tracking alberto, it's bringing rain not only to panama city but also south florida. it's unorganized but is on the move and will likely impact a good portion of the mid-south going into the middle p

the national weather center has downgraded alberto as a subtropical depression as it heads toward the tennessee valley. though it has weakened, alberto is expected to bring heavy rain and potential flooding. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, forecasters warn alberto is still capable of potentially life-threatening flash floods in the next hours. the system is spreading over alabama and large areas of georgia and will be moving into tennessee and the carolinas. alberto is bringing heavy rain throughout the southeast as it slowly moves inland. the system made landfall on the florida panhandle as a subtropical storm bringing violent surf and high winds. officials closed beaches, but some people were determined not to let the treacherous conditions ruin the memorial day holiday. >> kind of wait for this for months at a time. >> been a fun morning to surf. >> reporter: it was not so fun for everyone out on the water. passengers aboard this small boat were seen trying to keep it afloat. on the streets, alberto downed several trees a

storm it was a subtropical storm i hear you say well if you think about the storms that we normally have over a year or four say around south africa they're just normal storms that re strong winds high up in the atmosphere then you think of hearkens and they get their energy from the sea and their strongest winds are down by the ground now where you get a normal storm turning into a hurricane that's called a subtropical storm and that's what we're seeing at the moment around the caribbean so we've had this huge massive cloud across this region for well over a week it's been stretching its way northward giving a very heavy downpour through jamaica there and all the way up into florida and now it's within that that we're beginning to see the storm develop so we've already got some kind of rotation the thunderstorm clouds are just kind of playing catch up at the moment so they're building and gradually over the next few days we're expecting them to really get going so at the moment it's not really a favorable place for a hurrican to develop the winds high up in the atmosphere they're p

alberto, subtropical sform picking up steam as it churns up the gulf of mexico. the storm is disrupting memorial day weekend plans for millions of people in its path. here is tony dokoupil. >> reporter: beach weather and beginning of summer turned to soaking rain and flash floods in miami this weekend. as a large swath of the southeastern united states braced for alberto. the subtropical storm already battering the florida coast is expected to strengthen into a tropical depression with sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and rainfall in some areas as high as 25 inches. the governors of florida, mississippi and alabama declared states of emergency ahead of a 2 to 4 foot storm surge. and rough surf for hundreds of miles. in sarasota, florida, residents are stock up on sandbags to protect their homes, as not only tropical storm alberto but the entire 2018 hurricane season looms on the horizon. >> this is a reminder that we live in an area that gets threatened by hurricanes. and, and rain is a big factor when it comes to tropical systems so. you need to be prepared.

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la tormenta subtropical alberto continÚa en la trayectoria por el golfo de mÉxico al sureste de eeuulabama y mississippi fueron declarado en estado de emergencia la tormenta subtropical alberto va intervino norte por el golfo de mÉxico cargado de lluvia, fuertes vientos y puede ocasionar tornados al tocar tierra. >> en este momento se encuentra noroeste de la provincia de pinar del rÍo en cuba este sistema va hacia el norte por el este del golfo de mÉxico pero se espera que el lunes cambien poco la direcciÓn hacia el noroeste y toque tierra el lunes en la tarde en un punto entre mÓvil alabama y pen sacola en florida. galo: para ese entonces se prevÉ que sea una tormenta tropical con vientos de hasta 73 millas por hora. las ondas marcadas con amarillo muestra las regionescon riesgo de inundaciÓn, en mÉxico hay alerta y en estados unidos desde luisiana hasta india paz en florida. elena: toda la lluvia que tiene asociada el sistema podemos tener algunas inundaciones sobre el sureste de nuestro paÍs pero la buena noticia que de por quÉ toque tierra este sistema el lunes en la tarde comie

down south, subtropical depression alberto turning debbie when these tv journalists were killed whenll on their is uv and strong winds causing a many waterspouts at hotel pool in florida. janice dean is tracking the storm as it moves north was appreciate you being here. >> a lot of whether over the memorial day holiday weekend as we had deaths because of flooding. the threat is not over. heavy rainfall from alberto, what was tropical storm barbara, subtropical because it has tropical characteristics and the characteristics of a regular storm which is why we're calling it subtropical but it is starting to wind down but the threat for flooding will be ongoing throughout the day. flood watches and warnings posted ahead of the trajectory of the storm. forecast rainfall 4 to 6 inches of heavy downpours in some areas across the midsouth, tennessee, mississippi river valley, the southeast to the mid-atlantic. separate from this the threat for severe storms, we had tornadoes across the high plains, central plains towards the midwest, tornado threat today, throughout the afternoon and evening

the remnants of subtropical storm alberto have been drenching the region. two people were killed when a mudslide caused a house to collapse yesterday. the state of emergency was declared earlier in the day. heavy rains and another landslide compromised a dam there, but residents who were forced to evacuate east of asheville have been allowed to return to their homes. >> in hawaii, lava from the kilauea volcano is moving so fast, residents of two coastal towns were ordered to evacuate amid fears their escape route would be cut off. the lava that's now making its way to the surface is now the hottes and most fluid to date. carter evans has more. >> reporter: the flow of lava is accelerating, in some places moving the length of a football field every ten minutes. take a look at this fountain of lava. it's probably 100 feet high there, and it's right on the edge of someone's backyard. marianne farrell got out when volcanic rocks started flying. that's basically raining lava. >> yeah. it's too close for lava. >> reporter: lava has overtaken the road leaving one

out there, be very, very, very careful out there. >> alberto is expected to be downgraded to a subtropicaldepression tonight or early tomorrow. >>> one man is missing this evening in maryland following a crazy situation. it is the second time in two years devastating flash floods like this have been unleashed on the city of alcott. helicopters and drones toward the damage saying you can see all the dirt and debris left behind. so far, two people were killed in the floods, the cleanup could cost hundreds of millions of dollars. maryland's governor has already declared a state of emergency. >>> developing in hawaii, llama from the kilauea volcano continues to flow across the big island you see fire creeping through cracks in the payment there. it is now moving closer to the geothermal plant, but amazingly, there is a lava wall that is blocking molten rock from flowing into the plans. hawaii national guard soldiers are teaming up with active-duty soldiers to survey the area impacted by the lava. for weeks, photographers had in capturing llamas remarkable movements, we spoke with some of the p

subtropical storm alberto, the first named atlantic storm of 2018, has made landfall in the united statesnow weakened to a subtropical depression but is still expected to bring heavy rains and flash flooding to more of the south as it makes its way through alabama and georgia, bringing some dangerously high water. caroline rigby has more. not the memorial day weather they'd been hoping for. barbecues on the beach abandoned due to blustery conditions and dangerous surf. hurricane season hasn't formally started here, but despite what the calendar says, the stormy weather has already begun. it is very unusual to have an early named storm in may, the hurricane season about to start, first ofjune. there's been 14 named storm since 1951, so it's very unusual. having picked up strength to the gulf of mexico, alberto made landfall in the florida panhandle on monday afternoon with winds of more than 150km an hour. as it travels inland, it will lose energy. the key threat heavy rain and flooding with up to 30 centimetres forecast as it moves north. residents spent much of the weekend preparing for

. >> subtropical storm alberto isn't expected to reach hurricane status, but it is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to northern florida. the beaches on this holiday are closed. many memorial day events have been canceled as well. >> but the holiday weekend has already been spoiled by the weather for many in the mid atlantic region. we're taking a look at panama city where alberto is expected to make landfall near there in many hours. >> and even in the overnight hours it appears that there are people there walking on the beach. looks like flashlights there, but the surf does appear to be up slightly. >> clearly all those whitecaps, it's very angry this morning. let's check in now with chuck siebertson. >> reporter: in ellicott city, maryland, the governor declaring a state of emergency. people climbing to the second floor to escape the rushing water. >> the water is muddy water. it's moving really, really quickly. and there's no way you can cross that. >> reporter: parts of central new jersey have been drenched by more than five inches of rain. and in yardley, pennsylvania, three i

depression the next five days and could go to straight to tropical storm or subtropical storm. it is still in cancun. into florida, the west coast of florida by the time we go through saturday, notice no direct impacts. new orleans to panama city until we get to saturday night and towards sunday, sunday into sunday night looks like the best chance of getting that closer to land fall. it's not a huge hurricane. temperatures are going he to be very warm right over the holiday weekend. >>> that complete beach forecast coming up. >> all right. >> lot of people hitting that up. >> we are. >> all right. if you are looking for some fun in the sun on a beach somewhere, you might want to give these top choices a try. according to dr. beach's annual list, the best beaches in the u.s. are beach walker park, that is in south carolina. that ranked number 10 followed by beaches in california, north carolina, florida, new york, and massachusetts. number one on the list was hawaii's kapalua bay beach. a lot of people hitting that up. >> they are this weekend. still ahead a verdict in the busin

we certainly wish them the best. >>> tropical storm, we are talking about it already. >> subtropical. >> it's not even june 1st yet. but alberto is getting set for a memorial day landfall. >> oosalberto hitting south floa with heavy rain and next is the gulf coast. here is cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. how soon and how bad? >> right now is the how soon and how bad is really where exactly it makes landfall. however, all of the gulf coast is going to experience some type of impact from this particular storm. we take a look at where it is now. already starting to bring some of those outer bands of rain into portions of florida. we are talking miami, ft. myers, even tampa. tropical storm warnings in effect stretching pretty much all of the western coast of florida and we have some tropical storm watches for areas of louisiana, as well as mississippi. now subtropical storm alberto is expected to move north and moving north/northeast at 13 miles per hour and picked up speed a little bit. probably the most noticeable difference since we spoke yesterday at the same time is the track ha

we have subtropical storm alberto which formed yesterday.n where it's headed and the projected forecast still has maximum winds of 40 miles an hour. you see here off the western edge of cuba, there is now a tropical storm warning for the extreme western part of key west as well as tropical storm watches in effect for portions of florida, along the peninsula, just south of tampa, and along the panhandle. these are areas that could see the tropical storm conditions within the next 48 hours, the next couple of days. the forecast track, we get a new one every six hours, now shows the storm continuing to move into the central belt and target some part of the florida panhandle, perhaps near the mobile area, as we head into late monday. the other key thing that the forecast consistently shows is that it will likely intensify. right now it's what we call a subtropical storm because it's kind of lopsided in the way it appears. but as it moves over warmer water, and that's going to happen as we get into sunday on into monday, it could strengthen. that

the subtropical storm already slamming into cuba, dumping 4 1/2 inches of rain there in less than 8 hours. this as florida's governor is urging residents there to prepare themselves. >> the big thing is down here everybody has -- this is unpredictable. >> after the storm makes land fall today it is expected to move across the south. let's go to meteorologist bonnie schneider. >> good morning. in maryland we still have flood warnings because it's going to take awhile for that water to reseed. a lot of the bulk of the heaviest rain working its way toward south florida. as we watch the map for alberto, we'll be looking at the heaviest rainfall accumulating when the storm makes land fall later this morning, early this afternoon right along the panhandle of florida so pensacola, panama city, this is where we could see some of that really heavy flooding rain from alberto. the first named storm of the season. then what happens after that? we'll be watching for alberto to work its way further to the north. so much of the gulf coast and southeast still impacted by the storm, and even the mid south

. >> all across the south, severe weather has triggered states of emergency as subtropical storm alberto rumbles on to land in florida. nbc's kerry sanders is there. >> reporter: with the surf up, lifeguards are encouraging people to stay out of the water even though most of the storm has passed through, there are still deadly rip currents. alberto hitting the florida pan handle with wind gusts of up to 59 miles per hour. dangerous rip currents. and up to four inches of rain. the slow moving storm hitting five days before the official start of the hurricane season. >> it's not a good sign that we're getting named storms before the hurricane season officially starts. unsettling. >> reporter: governors in florida, alabama, and mississippi declaring states of emergency. 34 million under flood or flash flood watches. tornadoes a possibility. residents in low-lying areas ordered to evacuate before bridges close due to high winds. >> i'll tell you what, i don't think i'm going to have -- oh, oh! >> it has really gotten rough. the waves are just running over the streets. >> reporter: the impact

yeah it's a very delicate coast ecosystem it's the last remnants of a subtropical subtropical forest which is about twenty million years old it's been treasured by conservationists some biologists since. modern day exploration of its species and its for and fauna began access has always been very difficult. been under threat by human activity for at least the last two hundred years the archipelagos sort of gradually drying out which is changing the climate which is already quite are it. and there's overgrazing and lots of the really precious dragons blood trees that damage to the eye and they don't go anywhere else happen felled for making room for homes of the past year and that kind of thing but when the as strip to connect to the islands to mainland yemen was built in one thousand nine hundred nine. have sad thoughts that really sped up the effects that we were already seeing damaging the ecosystem on the island. and now that the merits of the what many people are very worried about is that there might be this large scale development for example one businessman that's my reports a

alberto, the subtropical storm actually made landfall about 60 or 90 minutes ago.now pushing northward, pushing inland. the threat of rains and flash flooding remains for the entire south, 4-8 inches of rain can come. isolated spots. as for the surf, it remains dangerous. rip currents, everybody along the gulf coast told not to go into the water. you could stand on that beach, but don't go in the water because it simply is life-threatening. some people did venture out after being locked up for three days because of the relentless rain that are now heading north into the inland of the united states. they came out, they try to have a little bit of fun here, but tens of millions of dollars were lost in tourism revenue, blown away because people cancel plans, didn't make their trips down to the beaches in florida. many events actually got canceled. a memorial day parade in sarasota. and also a beach party in fort lauderdale on saturday. nothing but nonstop rain. 21 beach gore, former marine, purple heart recipient was that he's basically just taking it all in stride. >

it's a subtropical storm but there is a tremendous amount of moisture coming with the storm, plus with the winds that could top at around 65-mile-per-hour gusts, you have the possibility because we've seen in some cases with the gusts at 35-mile-per-hour, some downed tree limes. with those 65-mile-per-hour gusts, the rising tide, the rain, and then in the low-lying areas where they have some evacuations you have the potential for real problems. this is all happening on a long weekend where people started feeling a little cooped up inside because they want to get out. so they have a tendency after a while, because we've seen this rain here all morning anyway, people want to get in their cars and ride around and that is where the largest danger comes where people say they see a puddle and think i can drive through in my car or truck and it's a lot deeper than they realize and the vehicle gets submerged. number one cause of death in a storm like this is actually from flooding. so the authorities are saying please take your patience, stay inside, this is going to be your day. there's nothi

ver toda esta actividad de lluvia, si damos un vistazo hacia otro lado podemos ver esta tormenta subtropicaln los aeropuertos y los vuelos están atrasados, el aeropuerto de san francisco un al habido retrasos de más de una hora si va salir tenga presente estas sorpresas, muchas personas se quedaron el área de la bahía o viajaron, démosle un repaso rápido para saber 94 los Ángeles 70 seguiremos disfrutando de temperaturas que supere los 70°. >> " le pido por mi salud por mi familia pero más le pido por la paz del mundo. >> asombra al mundo entero ingleses de todo el mundo le piden milagros a la virgen. >> un festival espera miles de residentes en toda la ya de la bahía . >> en la ciudad de nuevo méxico una imagen de la virgen de guadalupe ha desatado conmoción entre los feligreses; miles aproximan a la virgen para orar: >> " le pido por mi salud por mi familia pero más le pido por la paz del mundo". >> fue el domingo que durante la misa el padre varios de la iglesia notaron algo extraño. >> " que le pregunto a mi mamá está llorando la virgen?. >> se limpió varias veces el rostro y continúaba.

subtropical storm alberto. the bulk of that moisture. the western edge, that's where we are picking up that dry air kind of eroding that western edge. water temperatures will continue to the development of the system. if you're expecting it will make it to hurricane strength it's not going to p happen. water temperatures are about 30 degrees plus or about 86 degrees fahrenheit. it sounds like good water to jump into. it looks like they will see a very strong rip current here and the rainfall is going to be the big problem with this. >> all right. i guess we have to get ready far little rain. >> okay. >>> with the gulf coast preparing for alberto it could be shut down. it doesn't go well for u.s. drivers who have seen a big jurp in gas prices. we have more now on this crude awakening. >> well, this is already shaping up to be one of the most expensive summer travel season for the 36 million people who are hitting the road according to aaa. a reason we are seeing the gas, one of them is the president reimposing sanctions in iran. there is

cálidas >> así es, condiciones seca muestra el radar, actividad de lluvia, por alberto, tormenta subtropicala 103 grados, espera condiciones inestable hacía atlanta y miami con tormentas eléctricas en las próximas horas temperaturas en los 79 a 83 grados, >> y estas son las temperaturas más cálidas, fíjese que para san josé 90 grados, livermoore 91 san antonio, las temperaturas se mantendrán calientes durante las próximas horas ,auckland temperaturas algo más frescas, y ciudades en la línea costera, 68 grados, en el termómetro a las 8 de la noche, luego desciende a los 60 gardos, mañana no estará tan cálido como la tarde de hoy, en santa rosa sí casi alcanzarán los 90 grados >> bueno si piensa realizar una comida al aire libre mucha precaución con la forma en que prepara los alimentos, esto comienza con un buen lavado de manos, use diferentes cuchillos para cortar carnes y vegetales también recuerde que el calor y humedad multiplica rápidamente las bacterias >> también año a año muchos son víctimas de mordeduras de serpientes ,recuerde qué tipo de víboras es y busque ayuda rapidamente >> y e

elena: comenzamos analizando la ventas subtropical alberto que tocÓ tierra durante esta tarde.ntinÚa fuerte sobre el sureste de los es todos unidos pero regresando al Área continuaremos con cielo despejado y la temperatura mÍnima estÁ en los 32 para maÑana será otro dÍa contÉ fracturas bien cÁlidas estamos bajo la influencia de un sistema de baja presiÓn . se esperan 94 de temperatura para maÑana en sacramento. quÉ pasarÁ en el pronÓstico extendido tenemos un descenso para miÉrcoles y jueves. va a ser un sistema seco que bata tener descenso en las temperaturas y realmente continuarÁ mayormente despejado ya para el fin de semana regresa darÁn las temperaturas cÁlidas y continuaremos con condiciones secas, como siempre un placer y formarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo. >>esta es una historia insÓlita del gobierno de las estados unidos ha perdido niÑos inmigrantes que llegaron a la frontera sur y aseguran que no es response hable de saber de su paradero la gran interrogante es uno pasar esto los detalles los tengo en el siguiente reporte. ♪ >>admiten quien creÓ louvre y dicie

por arriba de las fracturas normales para esta Época del aÑo, ya sea convair ido en una depresiÓn subtropicalrtes. ya estarÁ más dÉbil con un sistema de baja press rezando al Área de la bahÍa continuaremos con cielo mayormente despejado las mÍnimas sobre los 31 para maÑana otro dÍa bien cÁlido tenemos 70 de temperatura max, en san frank 80 de temperatura mÁxima para san josÉ y no vamos a ver sÓlo temperaturas en el Área de la bahÍa sino en todo el estado de california, esperando 20 4 para examen la zona de fresno tendrÁ 90 y siete y al sur del es dado ponte fracturas, tres san diego estarÁ sobre los entes 7 de temperatura max tienen pronÓstico ex tendido el martes como les dije temperaturas cÁlidas el miÉrcoles un ligero del en las temperaturas este verano sin hambre 72 71 es debido a un sistema que se estarÁ desplazando en nuestra regiÓn que va a traer zona temperaturas como siempre un placer y formarles sobre las misiones del tiempo el presidente le rindiÓ homenaje a los soldados caÍdos en batalla. dijo que el legado que nos han dejado quienes han dado la vida por el de paÍs no se desvanece

that's why it is a subtropical storm. hardly any clouds and convection around part of the center. this thing didn't develop the way it could have, probably and would have two months from now when the water was much warmer. >> chad, thank you. appreciate it. as we mentioned, we're awaiting the arrival of president trump at arlington national cemetery. that is where we find cnn's barbara starr. i know you have been speaking with a number of people there this morning to honor those that they have lost. >> reporter: good morning. we are hear down the hill from where the president is expected to arrive. it is a misty morning here, a very soft, gentle, misty rain is beginning to fall. you're seeing some umbrellas go up. nobody is leaving here. this is a place that really has become a pilgrimage of sorts on memorial day where families come to honor their loved ones, friends, battle buddies. we met one family a short time ago, we had spoken to them over the years here, the great grandmother is 94. the youngest member of the family is 7 months old. they are here to honor their fallen servi

subtropical storm alberto is expected to make landfall this afternoon, four days before the officialrt of hurricane season. mississippi, alabama, and florida are currently under a state of emergency. manual bojorquez is in florida. manuel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hours before it makes landfall here along panama city beach, you can see it's already churned up this dangerous surf, and we're getting band after band of rain. already so many residents of three counties have had to evacuate. and for millions of people along the gulf coast, this is a reminder that despite what the calendar says, hurricane season has begun. intense winds. and heavy rainfall battered the northern gulf coast. on sunday, a preview of alberto's impact was seen in cuba, where the island experienced 4 inches of rain in less than eight hours. the storm's outer band stretched across florida, dumping heavy rain as far east as miami. >> we're walking into hurricane season. everybody needs to get prepared. >> reporter: typically packed beaches were largely empty, with red flags warning swimmers of dang

kim jong un in the south, subtropical depression alberto turned deadly, two tv journalists killed whenn their suv. jillian: janice dean is tracking the storm and it is a powerful one. >> reporter: loss of life is terrible with this storm and we still have to watch as it moves northward. it is downgraded to a subtropical depression but the threat is heavy rain the next couple days, a slow mover as it moves northward. there is the latest trajectory as of the 5:00 am advisory. it will if north over the great lakes but the big threat is flash flooding. people need to know what to do if there is a flash flood watch or warning. forecast radar as we go through time, it will start to dissipate but we have moisture in the industry, heavy rainfall is the story not only for mississippi and the tennessee river valley but towards the mid-atlantic as well. also went to mention we have another system in the plane states with severe threat, tornado reports across portions of the high plains, the rockies and the midwest, that threat today as well, large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes throughout the

it's a subtropical storm based on the way it's organized and its structure. h it has winds up to 65 miles per hour and it is producing a lot of rain.on this is going to hit near i destin as we go into lunchtime today. then, it will continue its northward track. it starts to rain itself out along the tennessee river valley. it makes its way up to michigan. we have tropical storm warningsc in the panhandle of florida to mobile, alabama.ll 2 million people under those tropical storm warnings. but the flooding extends into tennessee and the carolinas, 2 with 35 million people under threat of the flooding potential.nd as we go through this afternoon, we're going to see the feeder bands that produce downpours. even spin-up tornadoes, as well. wednesday and thursday, that rain goes up into the great lakes, believe it or not. as for additional rainfall, we had a couple of inches fall at this point. in panama city, we could see 4 to 8 inches and that could lead to flooding, something we'll keep an eye on as this turns closer to shore. guys? >> dylan, thank you. >>> th

griff: subtropical storm alberto gaining strength as it marches towards the gulf coast.dle told to evacuated. the storm expected to make landfall some time this morning. todd: meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the storm. adam, this one seems to be causing a lot of problems. not to mention what's going on in baltimore. >> absolutely. talk about the center of circulation where the strongest winds are such a huge area. there's your circulation. we are seeing rain across south florida and mississippi north georgia into the carolinas. a lot of rain and flooding possible here as we wrap up our memorial weekend. even take you into the middle of next week. winds at 65 miles per hour moving northwest 7 miles per hour. every targeting right along the florida coast. panama city beach destin and pensacola all the areas where this could be making landfall. slow move. aren't actually talking about getting to that landfall until probably closer to the afternoon hours. forecast hour by hour and pay assassination to time stamp as we move along the heaviest rains and winds battering do

this was a subtropical feature. a hybrid storm that had a cold and warm core center. it didn't have all tropical characteristics. where you see a warm core fuelled by warm ocean water. we had this and didn't have much convection. that's all -- there's the center of the storm. through southern alabama. and monday gom ri is the next location in line for very heavy rainfall. and much of the state of alabama sees a soggy tuesday before the system exits the region and pushes towards the north. about 30 million people have been put under a flood watch across the region of the united states. and we think this will be the big story for tuesday. into wednesday and even as far as the upper midwest by thursday. before the system is all done. here's what we're watching with the storm. and moves over land over the next several days and the heavy rainfall stretches up towards the northern tier of the u.s. if you have travel plans in st. louis and indianapolis. chicago. certainly could see these be disrupted by the middle of the week. notice it will take its time getting there. this

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texas e incluso en el estado de la florida y sistema con posibilidad deconvertirse en un ciclÓn subtropicalon temperatura mÁxima los 70 por debajo de esta Época del aÑo. nuestros amigos en el valle de san joaquÍn registraron 84 y hacia el valle de sacramento se dieron en el rango de los 70.que esperamos para los prÓximos dÍas siga disfrutando de estas temperaturas agradables hasta el dÍa de maÑana miÉrcoles nuestros amigos en auckland mucho salud esperamos temperatura los 64 en santa rosa en los mediados altos 60, nada de lluvia en este panorama y hacia este miÉrcoles algo de nubosidad en la zona pero sobre todo la posibilidad de precipitaciÓn se mantendrÁ sobre la zona montaÑosa de la sierra nevada. Échale un vistazo al pronÓstico extendido para que planifique su prÓximo dÍa excelente para que siga disfrutando de sus actividades al aire libre. las temperaturas pueden aumentar hacia el fin de semana pero sobre todo en el rango de los 70 y aÚn asÍ toma en cuenta que para esta Época del aÑo los 74 en la temperatura normal para la Época serÁn temperaturas por debajo de lo que toca. hasta aquÍ

subtropical storms have characteristics of both tropical storms and more traditional systems. tropical storm and storm surge watches have been issued for parts of the gulf coast as alberto slowly moves eastward. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the aviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we

se intensifica la tormenta subtropical alberto.ndo lluvia fuerte, no sÓlo la penÍnsula de la florida se noto del sureste nuestro paÍs. los acumulados en los prÓximos dÍas estÁn oscilandoentre las tres y 7 pulgadas. en cuanto al sistema se va a debilitar despuÉs de que toque tierra, maÑana lunes en la tarde, no. entre panamÁ al norte de la florida mÁs dÉbil ese sistema con una depresiÓn tropical, se estarÁ desplazando otra el martes y miÉrcoles. una baja presiÓn podrÁ estar afectando el noroeste del paÍs. que tengan una excelente noche arantxa: el expresidente bush fue hospitalizado baja presiÓn, segÚn su portavoz ken agregÓ que se encuentra despierto alerta y si molestias. esto serÍa la segunda fertilizaciÓn del el fallecimiento de su esposa. felix: como se seguramente tiene un telÉfono celular ,atenciÓn a esto. estÁn vendiendo datos de localizaciÓn. por ese motivo, un senador estÁ pidiendo que se abra una investigaciÓn sobre el caso. reportero: con tan sÓlo deslizar un dedo a travÉs un denominado telÉfono inteligente, podemos hace

carolina:hablando de esgrima la depresiÓn subtropical "alberto" le quitÓ la vida a dos personas en carolina y el valle de ohio. carlos:puerta por puerta las autoridades en hawai piden a los residentes que rodean al volcÁn que salgan de sus hogares mientras rÍos de lava inundan sus vecindarios. 50 viviendas destrozadas al tiempo que los expertos de preocupaciÓn en su erupción constante dicen que parece tener un final cercano. cumple casi un mes de actividad. carolina: impresionante tambiÉn esta isla que la veÍamos siempre como turÍstica. carlos: ahora lo puedes ver desde el espacio. desde el espacio puede detectar riesgo de lava y humo. una situaciÓn dramÁtica en hawai. carolina:uno de los militares de mÁs alto rango de corea del norte que ocupa el cargo de vicepresidente del comitÉ central del partido del trabajo llega a estados unidos . se da en momentos en que los dos paÍses buscan la cumbre con el presidente trump. trump confirmÓ la noticia a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter. carlos: el fbi detectÓ un programa que afecta sus computadoras, pertenece a un grupo de piratas vinculados con rusi

and now several gulf states bracing for a direct hit by a subtropical storm. we are tracking your memorial day forecast. and saving the summit. the white house delegates in north korea right now prepping for potential meeting. so, will it actually happen? what kim jong un and president trump have to say. >> many people think that the ultimate sacrifice is giving up your life. but these soldiers gave up not only their lives but their identities. heather: the memorial day message watch over one of america's sacred sites. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh beautiful ♪ for spacious skies ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ for purple mountains. heather: i'm surprised we don't see more red, white, and whether you in the skyline there in new york city. thank you so much for joining us on this monday morning. a little cloudy here. i'm heather childers, today, of course, is memorial day. it is a day to reflect and remember the sacrifice paid by so many for our freedoms. so we, of course, want to know what makes you a proud american? share with us your pictures. use the #proud american. and we will sh

elena: continuamos monitoreando la tormenta subtropical alberto que estÁ produciendo lluvia fuerte sobree ha traÍdo abundante precipitaciÓn que se va a mantener durante los prÓximos dÍas. este sistema continÚa su movimiento hacia el norte a 13 millas por hora. tiene vientos sostenidos de 40 millas por hora pero las rÁfagas llegando a 50 millas. se espera que toque tierra en algÚn punto sobre la costa central del golfo a quien los estados unidos entre lunes y el prÓximo martes, y en cuanto a los avisos continuamos con aviso por tormenta tropical sobre gran parte de costa central del golfo. que tengan una excelente tarde. arantxa: gracias. y este es uno de los fines de semana mÁs transitados del aÑo. estamos hablado de memorial day odia de recordaciÓn. se estima que mÁs de 36 millones de personas van a viajar. enny: llega el verano y con ello vienen tambiÉn los altos costos de la gasolina. >> por el buen clima la gente sale de paseo y sabemos cÓmo genera el comercio. enny: este fin de semana mÁs de 36 millones de personas saldrÁn a las carreteras para disfrutar el feriado de memorial day a

as subtropical storm alberto makes its way up the gulf of mexico... st . >>> mandatory evacuations are underway in florida as subtropical storm alberto makes its way up the gulf of mexico. storm surges are ex-- expected to be as high as four feet. alberto is expected to make landfall in the florida panhandle this morning. it will pack sustained winds near 50 miles per hour and dump as much as 12 inches of rain and comes as a damp every to what was supposed to be the unofficial start of summer. >> trying to get sun. i don't know how easy that will be. >> this weekend, it's not working out. >> storm season doesn't start until june 1st. officials expect 10 to 16 named storms this season with five to 9 hurricanes. got a bit of a tan, maybe. >> and that is making us feel lucky today. >> and that is perfect. when i was an intern, the first big story i accompanied a crew on was tropical storm alberto in the early, let's just say early 2000s and, yeah, there is these standups with me and that is pretty funny. >> and we'll need to you do a show and tell. it's