guillermo estÁ en tampa, florida con toda la informaciÓn.la tormenta tropical debby empezaban a sentirse esta tarde a lo largo de la costa oeste de la penÍnsula de la florida en el Área de tampa. fuertes oleajes y rÁfagas de tiempo intermitentes que sobrepasaban las barreras de concreto en puentes que intercomunican a la bahÍa con el resto del estado. estamos trabajando con gobiernos locales aquÍ y con otros en Áreas cercanas para asegurarnos de que podamos ser capaces de responder tan pronto como sea posible a todo, dijo el gobernador de florida, ron desantis. mientras el sistema tropical avanza hacia el norte adentrÁndose hacia el golfo de mÉxico la fuerza de sus vientos aumenta y algunos expertos creen que podrÍa convertirse en un huracÁn categorÍa uno cuando toque tierra en las prÓximas horas en la porciÓn norte de florida en un Área conocida como el big beng. la tormenta podrÍa dirigirse hacia el norte de tallahassee y hacer un giro hacia el este e impactar la zona del big beng, las autoridades toman todas las precauciones para advertir

norma ribeiro nos informa sobre la situación en tampa, florida, en la bahía de tampa. se les pidió evitar esta zona por el peligro que representa. algunos hicieron de este fenómeno su diversión de domingo, pero para quienes no fue nada divertido, fue para los viajeros. nosotros hemos tenido retrasos por por el weather y estamos en camino a españa y tenemos que ir a charlotte. pero charlotte está cancelado. pero de charlotte españa no solo estamos en un problema aquí. tenemos que viajar. tenemos que viajar de todas maneras. pero mira la cantidad de gente que hay más de 130 cancelaciones y 180 retrasos de vuelos se reportaron en el aeropuerto internacional de tampa por el mal tiempo. mi vuelo estaba planeado a las 14:30 de la tarde y me lo recogieron a las 23:00 de la noche. a juan ahora le toca casi no dormir e ir a trabajar, mientras que a otros les toca dormir. pero en las terminales 1 a 20 de la mañana y entre las 04:00 teníamos que ir a charlotte y de ahí a newark. ahora los quedamos para mañana a las 07:00. sí, y su plan es esperar. ya no tenemos hotel. nada. la ex

pero fÍjese el impacto en tampa y en orlando van a ser marejada ciclÓnica en tampa de 3 a 5 pie sobres mientras que en orlando el dÍa mÁs activo es el domingo con dos o tres pulgadas de precipitaciones luego del importe florida deberÍa estar ocurriendo lo peor bien lo que demora desde el dÍa lunes hasta el dÍa jueves en alcanzaramente quedar Áo que es carolina del sur en este tiempo usarÁ generando mucha lluvia ya que prÁcticamente quedarÁ estacionado sobre esta zona ya que comenzarÁ a desacelerar y es aquÍ cuando se pudiera reportar un evento de lluvia sign significativo donde podrÍa estar cayendo hasta dos pies de lluvia en esta localidad un evento similar al ocurrido en texas en el 2017 con lo que fue el huracÁn harvey >> y son sumamente destructivos por la cantidad de agua que trae >> en ese espacio de tiempo, deÍ qinitivamente es un Ámbito totalmente tropical a l localidades que nos han acostumbradas a recibir tanta lluvia >> hay que estar muy pendientes muchas gracias, esta noche t tenemos mÁs informaciÓn de la tormenta tropical debÍ que se espera que se tormenta en huracÁn ante

en el Área de tampa.ermitentesque sobrepasaban las barreras de concreto en los puentes que intercomunican a la bahÍa con el resto del estado. estamos trabajando con gobiernos locales aquÍ y con otros en Áreas cercanas para asegurarnos de poder ser capaces de responder tan pronto como sea posible a todo, dijo el gobernador de florida. mientras el sistema tropical avanza hacia el norte adentrÁndose en el golfo de mÉxico,la fuerza de sus vientos aumenta. cuando toque tierra en las prÓximas horas en la porciÓn norte de florida. en un Área conocida. y luego hacer un giro al este al impactar la zona, decÍa esta tarde el gobernador. las autoridades toman todas las precauciones para advertir a los residentes de las Áreasque podrÍan verse mÁs afectadas. el mensaje mÁs importante para los residentes es precauciÓn.si se quedan en su casa o si tienen que salir es importante estar bien atentos ya que se anticipa que los impactos seguirÁn hasta maÑana de maÑana. >> al menos 54 condados esta majo declaratoria de estado

significativo de inundaciones todavÍa se mantienen ciudades como savannah, jacksonville, orlando, tampaar con esta lluvia potencialmente histÓrica de entre 20 a 30" en las zonas localizadas de entre cinco a ocho muy cerca en el Área de orlando y tampa, perodel otro lado del paÍs, el calor no da tregua. llegando a 109 en fresno, los Ángeles, y san diego. a tener mucha precauciÓn. elian: asÍ es, muchÍsimas gracias. voraces incendios forestales arden en dos estados y han calcinado mÁs de 2,000,000 de hectÁreas. el doble de la superficie de rodhe island, el mÁs grande es el de california. quemando mÁs de 400,000 acres. mientras que en san bernardino, un diseÑo destruyÓ varias casas y obligÓ a la evacuaciÓn de decenas de familias. maity: varias personas resultaron heridas leves en una residencia de ancianos en buffalo, new york. cuando un tornado arrancÓ el techo del edificio donde se encontraban. las imÁgenes del incidente muestran una tromba de agua que se formÓ sobre el rÍo niÁgara antes de volcar dos autos y alcanzar el centro donde arrancÓlos equipos de aire acondicionado y el tejado. y

expecting 12 to 18 inches of rain more like 4 to 6, 8 inches totals around tampa and numbers up aroundsavannah coming up monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday as debby stalling out and could be a real problem here they've made preps. put tops on the pontoon boats a calm morning but it is going to go down hill quickly and this time tomorrow we'll be nowhere near on the docks on the seen hatchy back in the studio it is will rachel and joey, good morning. rachel: good morning and that's mike. he's standing in the calm before the storm. mike it is great having you on. turning to headlines 11 firefighters among 14 hurt after a massive fire in queens. according to fire officials the five alarm blaze scorched seven buildings and burned at least three cars. it took more than 200 firefighters to bring the flames under control. all 14 people hurt are expected to be okay. after suffering minor injuries, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the vatican is finally addressing the controversial last supper scene during last week opening ceremonies in paris. the picialgs saying, quote, p

petersburg with tampa bay. from our location, and if you see the wind and the rain there, of course, it looks crazy. the storm appears to have settled where it's at for now. it hasn't moved much, we've got heavy rain earlier today and the rain practically stopped the downtown area but we are only about five miles from the location so when the rain and the wind gusts comes in, this is what it's been my, we saw the water rise here in the area in downtown tampa bay. the water was almost at the dock and it stops there. this is still much higher than normal according to the owners of these yachts here. we are still under the severe weather warning. where still under a tornado watch and much of this area, and we are just waiting for the storm to make its way. there's a lot of heavy rain when you look at the radar and of authorities had warned before this even turned into a tropical storm that there was a lot of rain coming in with the storm, so people did preparations and they prepared in different ways in their home

. >> authorities pulled a semi-truck out of the water in tampa after it fell over a guardrail killing a driver. yesterday in fierce winds, the u.s. coast guard had to pull two people after the gulf of mexico after their sail both -- sailboat was damaged. debby swept along offshore. >> i never had, i was outside in a storm that was outside pushing. >> tampa bayshore boulevard was a ghost town. county sheriffs patrolled fort myers beach. there were similar scenes across southwest coast. >> this is becoming a worst case scenario. >> chief meteorologist for w fmp la in tampa. >> rain falling over and over and over again and see 2 1/2 feet of rain. no place in a country. there is going to be dangerous and catastrophic flooding. >> as debby continues to churn north, residents of georgia and the carolinas are preparing for those potentially historic rainfall totals. >> they are calling a 500 to 1,000th year storm. >> repeated disasters like this, events that are made worse by climate change are stretching the nation's ability to respond. >> this is yet another billion dollar disaster in the

we're seeing rapid intensification as we speak and where debbie is right now about 100 miles west of tampa sustained winds at 80 miles per hour. moving north at 12 miles per hour. expected to make landfall around 08:00am local time. as you can see here as a category one and then it's going to be a situation now be impacting the southeast all week. so we'll be tracking towards the carolinas, expected to bring heavy rain, flash flooding. so that is an area of concern. all eyes will be around the southeast here. so you can see debby right there. and we also see some development are out in the eastern pacific by us. so we're certainly keeping an eye on that. we are entering the peak hurricane season and right be there is some development east of the windward islands. so if you have florida as part of your travel plans, friends families to make sure to check on that and check on your loved ones because very dangerous situation they are facing tonight and tomorrow. so back here in the bay area, we do have the clouds rolling in. this is at sfo. temperatures in the 50's and the 60's. so these are

[laughter] after sweeping tampa bay in -- and baltimore. by the way, it's not baltimore.d's from baltimore. it's baldimore. you got your revenge on the houston astros and then you beat arizona to become world series champions. and set some records along the way. the standout picture, nathan, -- the standout pitcher, where are you, nathan? by the way, i want to know who the hell mason's haberdasher is. i like his dreads, man. looking good, nathan. >> thank you. president biden major league : record with five wins in a single postseason. garcia, another major league record. most rbis in a single season. [applause] my job, i'm always looking for run as bad as it is, you know, your manager bruce earned four world series as a coach. [applause] i told him. i told him he's gonna need another finger or else he got put the fifth ring ring on his thumb. i mean, i don't know how you do that, man. anyway, as you know, over 50 years since this franchise left washington, you're back in the nation's capital as world champions, and you deserve it. [applause] and i find it hard to make th

debbie is about a 190 miles south west of tampa. maximum sustain winds are currently 50 mile per hour, but those are expected to increase tropical storm. debbie is likely to become a category one hurricane before making landfall in the big band region of florida. debbie has been steadily strengthening during the day is moving over these incredibly warm waters of the eastern gulf of mexico and additional strengthening is still anticipated passively bringing debbie to hurricane status before making landfall somewhere here in the florida. big been in florida pan handle high digital customers got more from washington dc. the twins are expected to top a 140 kilometers an hour and coastal communities have been warrenton brace for potentially life threatening storm surge. that'd be as likely to bring a historic amount of rain and its slow moving nature means per long periods of a delusion. 3rd, as governor has told residents to expect, flooding into heat evacuation orders. president biden has issued a federal disaster declaration for florida and 3000 florida national guards. members are on s

there's tampa bay more than a foot of rain fell in the sarasota area. authorities rescuing hundreds of people from flooded neighborhoods. >> you can see members of the florida national guard in high water rescue vehicles going into neighborhoods like this that are flooded to rescue homeowners. >> debbie is blamed for at least four deaths in florida, including the driver of this truck near tampa. police say he lost control of his tractor trailer, the truck's cab then plunging into the water below. meanwhile, one boater is telling his survival story. >> it's a washing machine, basically is what it is in the gulf. >> nathan thomas and his friend were rescued off florida's gulf coast in 20 foot waves. he says the storm came quicker than expected, and they lost the sail on their sailboat. >> i knew that the coast guard didn't get us. we probably had less than a 50% chance of surviving. >> the storm impacts the northeast. later this week. we'll check the forecast in just a few moments. also, developing right now concerns that iran could launch an attack again

ciudades como tampa quedaron cubiertas de agua donde se dificultaba transitar en autos o camionetas. inflablestanto en parte de florida como georgia y carolina del sur se reportan hasta 30" de precipitaciÓn. y alerta por mal tiempo lluvia dejan inundacioned de san petersburgon inundacioned un enorme pez gato nadando entre las casas inundadas de la ciudad de san petersburgo vaqueiro deba tormenta tropical entre los muertos hay un niÑo cuya casa mÓvil fue aplastada por la caÍda de un Árbol y otro que viajaba en. quÉ tal le salva joana flores en ausencia de julio baqueiro. (nombre en inglÉs(. una tormenta tropical entre los muertos hay un niÑo cuya casa mÓvil fue aplastada por la caÍda de un Árbol y otro que viajaba en un vehÍculo que perdiÓ el control en la c carretera. nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa estÁ en (nombre en inglÉs(. carlos muy buenas tardes cuÉntanos cuÁl es el panorama estable. >> bueno joana a 11 horas de la entrada devastadora de sopla fuerte y hace mover las palmeras. y ( enombre en inglÉs(. de las costas por el noroeste de la florida el viento hace mover las palmeras. el

nuestro compaÑero rubÉn aponte, jefe de meteorologÍa de telemundo, tampa, tiene mÁs informaciÓn de lante rubÉn. >> quÉ tal, sonia? quiero llevarles el Último boletÍn sobre debbie. y es que los aviones que lo encontraron un poco mÁs fuerte con vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 45 millas por hora. lo mÁs importante para nosotros, su movimiento lo hace en esta direcciÓn hacia el noroeste a razÓn de 14 millas por hora. para el dÍa de maÑana, estarÍa inclinando su movimiento mÁs hacia el norte, llevÁndolo a estar paralelo a la costa de florida, estimo yo entre 100 y 120 millas de la misma. pero aÍi estarÍa encontrando condiciones aÚn mÁs favorables para su desarrollo. podrÍa llegar a ser un huracÁn para tocar tierra temprano el lunes en la regiÓn del big ben, hacia el norte de florida, el centro nacional de huracanes cree que sea un huracÁn categorÍa uno. a mÍ no me extraÑarÍa verlo, incluso pegado un categorÍa dos despuÉs. interesante, como que se queda con lento movimiento hacia el norte. ya les cuento eso porque lo que mÁs me interesa, este ciclÓn tropical es la lluvia. al moverse paralelo

debbie is about a 190 miles south west of tampa. maximum sustain winds are currently 50 mile per hour, but those are expected to increase tropical storm. debbie is likely to become a category one hurricane before making landfall in the big band region of florida. debbie has been steadily strengthening during the day is moving over these incredibly warm waters of the eastern gulf of mexico and additional strengthening is still anticipated passively bringing debbie to hurricane status before making landfall somewhere here in the florida. big been in florida pan handle. how does your castro is following developments from washington? a windsor expected to top, a 140 kilometers an hour and coastal communities have been warrenton brace for potentially life threatening storm surge. that'd be as likely to bring a historic amount of rain and it's slow moving. nature means per long periods of a delusion. 3rd, as governor has told residents to expect, flooding into heat evacuation orders. president biden has issued a federal disaster declaration for florida. and 3000 florida national guards, mem

you're in florida, 6 to 8 inches around tampa. watches are up in this area, in the big bend until tuesday morning. we could see over a foot of rain and then the real concern is debbie's slowing down and stalling off the southeast coast and right now we could be looking at an historic and very life-threatening flooding event on the rivers and areas where folks live in the charleston, savannah area early next week. in the meantime, we await the strengthening process. will, rachel and joey and we enjoy a rather calm morning out here on the steenhachie. will: we'll start here, the florida deputy killed in a friday night ambush is identified as deputy bradley michael link. two others were hurt in the attack. authorities say they were ambushed while responding to a disturbance at a home outside of orlando friday night. officers found two assailants dead and a third hurt inside the house. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, new york congressman jamaal bowman and minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar are part of a class action l

the storm is also blamed for a horrific accident in tampa, an 18-wheater losing control, careening into a canal. savannah, georgia, in the path, of what could be a once in a thousand-year rainfall event. the potential for as much as 30 inches of rain. the storm causing thousands of flight cancellations and delays along the east coast. the warning tonight that the worst is still to come. ginger zee is standing by. abc's faith abubey leads us off from florida. >> reporter: tonight, life-threatening storm surge, powerful winds, and the potential for feet of rain. debby leaving death and destruction in its wake. the system gaining strength before slamming ashore in florida's big bend around 7:00 a.m. a category 1 hurricane packing sustained winds of 80 miles an hour. >> we're about 20 miles from the coast, and we are now in the eye wall of hurricane debby. we're just now starting to see this finally come in from the southeast, with all these bands and stinging rain. >> reporter: more than a foot of rain in spots already. a flash flood emergency declared northwest of gainesville. and you can

expected. latest weather updates indicate that tropical storm debbie is about a 190 miles south west of tampa. maximum sustain winds are currently 50 mile per hour, but those are expected to increase tropical storm. debbie is likely to become a category one hurricane before making landfall in the big band region of florida. debbie has been steadily strengthening during the day is moving over these incredibly warm waters of the eastern gulf of mexico and additional strengthening is still anticipated positively bringing debbie to hurricane step.

so we'll talk about the impacts we're seeing heavy rain right now into parts of tampa, and that will continue to track into the southeast. i'll be back with those details in a few minutes. keir, back to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. well, can you believe it? we are halfway through the paris olympic games. it is 3 p.m. there right now, and we want to take you there. live the eiffel tower on the left and the arc de triomphe on the right of your screen. and equestrian. raised and trained on the peninsula. traveled to paris as an alternate for the u.s. olympic jumping team. and now he's coming back home with a silver medal today in the bay's marianne favro explains how karl cook made it on to the podium and speaks with the trainer, who saw something special in cook from a young age, karl cook was just five years old when he first started taking riding lessons with butch thomas in woodside. thomas says even at a young age, he knew cook was different than other riders. let's walk and talk. this has been a day. in this instagram video, karl cook posted from paris, he talks about being sw

tampa international airport has begun grounding flights as the storm moves closer.ning me now from tampa, i was can ask you how people are preparing for the storm but i will point out you are still on the dock where you were the last hour. the water has not risen too much? >> reporter: alex, it has not. earlier, when we arrived, the water was about a foot and a half under what we see now. he came up fast, but we are catching a break from the heavy rain. the water is a couple inches from the dock but it has stopped rising, for now. now when we look at the radar, it looks like we are catching a break from the water and wind making its way to us. the eye of the storm is west of tampa, in the gulf of mexico right now, making its way parallel to the west coast of florida. authorities want people to keep in mind they know this was expected to be a rain event. the rain expected throughout the day and overnight, something that people need to keep in mind. for days, a lot of residents here were preparing with sandbags and making other preparations, understanding of the dange

victoria para los tampa bay rays. 1 a 0 ante los oakland raiders.telemundo 52 en los Ángeles sobre el proyecto que se tiene con javier aguirre como dt y rafa márquez, asistente al frente del cuerpo técnico. sí, bueno, javier es el técnico con con más recorrido y y con más tiempo dirigiendo fuera de méxico, no de de todos los que hemos tenido. conoce muy bien al futbolista mexicano? así es el legado de rafa, no? después de estos 2 años de de más aprendizaje y aparte de todo lo que pueda aportar, no rafa javier, este del 20 26 20 30. pues seguirá rafa al frente de la selección. entonces pitazo final a este repaso ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what abou

tampa bay, for a very long period of time, was this ground zero for the worst impacts of the storm. eric jay dolin: the problem is hurricane science forecasting can't tell you exactly where the hurricane is going to hit. derek van dam: with any major hurricane, a track is far from certain. hurricane ian was no different. so i think a lot of people in fort myers thought that they were in the clear because so much focus and attention was on tampa bay. but what ended up happening was fort myers was going to get hit directly. [thunder crashes] this is bad. barbie waggoner: i was watching one of the different weather cameras that they had all over the island. and i knew that that camera was over 8 feet in the air. all of a sudden, i see that camera go underwater. [music playing] the water was rising so fast. my sister's house was across the street. i'm thinking, the houses aren't going to make it. and i said, you need to leave your house. mitch and mary came over about that time and said, we're scared. can we stay with you? mary wojciechowksi: mitch and i, we lived right across from the

deportivo con los oakland que cerraron serie en el coliseum ante los rays de tampa bay.s white sox de chicago. al caer 6 por 2. sin embargo, se mantienen a 3 juegos y medio del tercer comodín. pues los bravos de atlanta también perdieron. este miércoles nos vamos al fútbol, donde luego de un receso olímpico, el bfc está listo para retomar su aventura en la nwsl. en plena lucha por puestos de pretemporada, las chicas de la bahía buscan regresar de manera victoriosa cuando visiten el viernes al utah royals. alberto montoya, director técnico del bay fc, expresó que el equipo llega en un muy buen momento, de verdad. nos sentimos muy bien ahora porque estamos jugando bien. hemos estado practicando muy duro y el equipo está en un buen lugar ahora. tuvimos una victoria ashby contra el club américa. jugamos un buen fútbol y pudimos usar las últimas semanas para darle minutos a los jugadores que no habían jugado mucho. y eso es muy importante para todos nosotros. y entonces el equipo ahora está en muy buena forma y estamos listos para 1/2 de la liga. y atención, afición futbolera

nbc's guad venegas is in tampa, which could see up to a foot of rain. >> tampa bay getting hammered by the rain, with the waves crashing on to the causeway. authorities here are worried about the surge and possible flooding from the rain. >> reporter: states of emergency in effect for georgia and south carolina. >> now is the time to prepare. don't go outside. we're expecting a lot of water with this event. >> reporter: back in florida, residents bracing for what could be a long week ahead after what has already been a long year of recovery. >> it's heartbreaking, but there's not much you can do about things like this. >> marissa joins us now from horseshoe beach, florida, where the storm can make landfall. and marissa, it looks like you're already getting it. >> yeah, lester. i just spoke to the mayor of horseshoe beach. he says he is very concerned. you can see sandbags prepped beside me, behind me. we know there are at least seven counties under mandatory evacuation through the state of florida. 95% of this town has been evacuated with more evacuations happening as we speak, lester.

william: shortly after, authorities pulled a semi-truck out of the water in tampa after it fell overrail, killing the driver. yesterday, in fierce winds, the u.s. coast guard had to pull two people out of the gulf of mexico after their sailboat was damaged. on land, wind whipped florida's western peninsula as debby slowly crept along, offshore. >> it was actually, like, pushing me. literally i never had -- was outside in a storm that was actually pushing me. william: tampa's usually-packed bayshore boulevard was a ghost town as waves crashed onto the sidewalk. county sheriffs patrolled the streets of fort myers beach, also inundated by rain and storm surge. >> it is really treacherous out. william: there were similar scenes across florida's southwestern coast. >> in terms of rainfall, this is becoming a worst case scenario because debby has made its way parallel to the florida coast. william: jeff berardelli is chief meteorologist for wfla-tv in tampa. >> and that means rain falling over and over and over again over the same areas. and that means we could see 2.5 feet of rain in some

the university of south florida in tampa. and uh yeah, they also suspended. um my follow us. yes sir. joseph tarry, who's an international student? oh, so they're now putting in a mattress pretty for patients which really serious for him as well. and we want the national, as well as a local campaign to defend student protests for pala signs uh to get my sports members and joseph suspension lifted. and to demand that the university of south florida just close and divesting mediately one of the things that you were saying earlier, i thought was interesting was do you think that these protests at this convention of really built this move? yeah, 100 percent. and i think, you know, the following months will only prove that even more, i think it will be a great stepping stone as well as the single greatest achievement for building the boston for, for palestine. i think uh the speed and cap and cameras that we saw last spring semester really did that as well. and i think the students, as well as the communities are ready to hit the ground running and support the student camp inside

the storm is still a ways from us here in the tampa bay area, but we can feel the winds intensifying,ng into the sea wall here, and now there are mandatory and voluntary evacuations along the coast as the storm system takes aim. this morning, millions in florida bracing for impact as a newly formed storm system, debby, rolls toward the sunshine state. this video capturing the storm as it moved in on south florida. the system upgraded to a tropical storm overnight, and now expected to strengthen into a hurricane before slamming into florida's big bend region today in the northern part of the state. >> you can prepare as much as you want, and it just kind of depends on what happens. >> reporter: about 10 million people in its path. debby expected to drop 10 to 20 inches of rain in some areas, bringing fears of life-threatening flash floods and storm surges forecast to potentially be as high as 10 feet. >> we are hoping that our luck holds out in that with a direct hit, but again, we have to prepare for the worst. >> reporter: workers in jacksonville clearing potentially hazardous trees.

i grew up in don't need in florida, near clearwater, west of tampa in the peninsula. we were the spring training home of the toronto blue jays. one, it was good because the city owned all those facilities. as a high school baseball player, my home field was the blue jays spring training stadium. that is where we practiced, that is where we played. and so i played four years division i baseball all over the country. never played on a better field than my high school's home stadium, which was really cool to be able to go up. but i remember growing up as a kid, every february, you are out and about and it was 50/50 whether the car in front of you would be a florida license plate or an ontario license plate. there were a lot of canadians. mr. erickson: we have got someone here from canada, and he said in his email, he's one of the people who drives every year and winters in florida, lives in halifax, is there for the summer. he just wanted to ask his favorite american governor about his least favorite canadian prime minister trudeau. [laughter] gov. desantis: all i can sa

you've got trump coco storm warnings in effect, basically from south florida up through tampa. the pink is there. you're hurricane watch. we could be looking at again, it's either a strong tropical storm or maybe just shy of that category one strength as it comes into the big bend of florida. but then look what happens. look at this big bubble. it kind of gets stuck and there's nowhere for it. to go. when you look at the long-term trends of some of those models, those plots, i mean, look, they just kinda looped, loop because there's really no where for this system to go. there's a high pressure off to the east. in other one, off to the west. and then this front that's keeping parked in its place to the north. so once it curves into florida, it it gets stuck off of the coast of georgia and the carolinas, maybe right on top too. so we could be measuring rain in feet here will get some of these rain totals five to ten inches, pretty widespread, but really worried about some pockets that could develop well over 12 inches that could cause some significant urban and flash flooding ji

le sigue filadelfia, tambiÉn tampa y sorpresivamente neuer que muchos creen que es la mÁs rudo de todos dicen que son miembros de la peligrosa banda el tren de aragua y habrÍan protagonizado otros hechos de violencia. elian: hay mucha consternaciÓn en el mundo del fÚtbol por la muerte de jugador uruguayo juan izquierdo. izquierdo, defensa del equipo nacional de montevideo falleciÓ por un paro cardiaco relacionado a una arritmia que sufrÍa. reportera: el momento que quedÓ captado en estas imÁgenes deja en luto al mundo del fÚtbol luego de que el jugador uruguayo juan izquierdo se desplomarÁ repentinamente en una cancha de brasil durante el partido de su equipo el nacional de são paulo y a pesar de dar la batalla durante cinco dÍas, izquierdo no superÓ la arritmia cardiaca que sufriÓ y falleciÓ. >> la principal causa de muerte sÚbita en deportistas o enfermedades congÉnitas. enfermedades con las que ya han nacido. estas dan origen a enfermedades mÁs graves y terminan siendo fatales. reportera: es necesario nacional del deporte en uruguay de declaraciones en el programa minutos de uruguay

descansan hoy y comienzan maÑana una serie en seattle y los atlÉticos de oakland han cerrado la serie ante tampa—1. la oncena de la bahÍa va a viajar a utah para enfrentar a solicite, equipo que actualmente marcha en ese lugar de la conferencia del oeste. el tÉcnico dice que los pupilos deben estar pendientes en todo partidos. y tambiÉn vuelve la actividad despuÉs de un parÓn de cuenta y ocho dÍas. maÑana enfrenta al equipo que estÁ en el sÓtano. al convertirse en la chiquitos, los asignados por el lector que tenga lugar en el consejo del equipo y que abogue por los intereses de toda la aficiÓn. cualquiera interesado puede ir a la pÁgina web para hacer su adquisiciÓn. buena suerte para todos los nuevos dueÑos de este equipo. presentador: asÍ se viviÓ la emociÓn en el concierto de chayanne. detalles al regresar. locutor: les habla el zorro de la quÉ buena y escanea el cÓdigo en pantalla y regÍstrate para ganar boletos. esto serÁ el domingo 1 de septiembre en los terrenos de la feria de san josÉ, asÍ que escanea el cÓdigo que ap ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there'

maity: y en florida algunos condados y ciudades de la zona de la bahÍa de tampa se preparan para lo queayos y del centro del estado se encuentran bajo violencia. tremendo susto se llevaron hoy en la capital mexicana al activarse por error la alarma de sismo. decenas de personas salieron corriendo de sus lugares para ponerse a salvo para escuchar el conocido caracterÍstico que avisa sobre movimientos telÚricos. >> error, pavor. reportera: falsa alarma, se activÓ la alerta sÍsmica pero por error. >> habÍa dejado a mis hijos, ya me comuniquÉ con ellos, solo fue el susto pero quÉ susto. reportera: eran las 12:40 en la ciudad de mÉxico cuando comenzÓ a sonar la alerta sÍsmica, la gente empezÓ a evacuar. en xochimilco algunas personas. >> me pone muy mal la alarma sÍsmica. luego del simulacro nacional del prÓximo 19 de septiembre habÍan activado la alerta por error. >> no se reporta nada la confusiÓn comenzÓ y es que narek social. habÍa informado que se registraron un disco que fue evaluado. pablo vÁsquez camacho, secretario de seguridad ciudadana en la ciudad de mÉxico anunciÓ que iniciaba l

the terror attacks tampa in school reduced to ruins after news. rarely err striking browser. according to an official from dancers from us run government around $6000.00 displaced. people were seeking shelter in the compound. at the time. witnesses say the school came under attack while people were offering don prayers. hey, i just love talk to for that is true. as usual, didn't get a warning on approval. it strikes regardless of whether they're children, women, young, or older adults only imagine that these were peaceful people with the most kindly illness. people were praying when i was washing the some were sleeping upstairs, including children, women and older people and on the missile, hit them without any warning. the 1st one missile. and then another one was the we were covered them as body part. danny, we, i mean for a lot of them as that the is really military has confirmed the strike thing into the homeless command and control center embedded within the site. it says numerous steps were taken to mitigate the risk of harming civilians. many of the casualties were rus

technique of colored cloisonné enamel, tampa and digital printing.the first bank on local capital is the gomel city public bank, probably the most interesting presented the subject of our collection here will be banknotes related to the period of the first world war and the period, one might say , of the formation of soviet power, these are the first banknotes of the new state and of course one might say the beauty of our expedition hall is made up of our commemorative coins, which are introduced into circulation by the national bank, how are commemorative coins created? with what frequency and how are themes and events chosen? the first commemorative coin appeared back in 1996 and was dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the united nations nations, since we do not have our own mint, it was made in great britain at the royal mint. today , commemorative coins that appear in circulation are made in kazakhstan. it must be said that a plan is being formed to issue commemorative coins annually, not only the team, but... of the national bank, artists o

figuraba entre las ciudades mÁs educadas, ahora esta en el primer lugar, ahora estÁ filadelfia, tambiÉn tampa pasillos, subiendo una escalera golpeando la puerta de una unidad. residentes piensa que son miembros de la sanguinaria banda venezolana el plan del agua y habÍan protagonizado otros hechos de violencia en dÉnver. elian: y hay consternaciÓn en el fÚtbol por la muerte del jugador uruguayo juan izquierdo. izquierdo, defensa del nacional de montevideo falleciÓ de un paro cardiaco asociado a una arritmia que sufrÍa. nuestra compaÑera tiene mÁs de esta pÉrdida que tiene en luto al fÚtbol: reportera: el jugador uruguayo juan izquierdo se desplomÓ repentinamente en esta cancha de brasil durante un partido de su equipo nacional de são paulo. a pesar de dar la batalla durante cinco dÍas, izquierdo no superÓ la arritmia cardiaca que sufriÓ. >> la principal causa de muerte sÚbitas en deportistas son las enfermedades congÉnitas: enfermeras con las que han nacido gran origen o la tendencia a tener arritmias cardiacas que son letales. reportera: la muerte se dio a conocer el agnÓstico que izquierdo

states was posturing for a potential offensive strike against iran, killa would either be back in tampa at the main headquarters of central command or for deployed into the central command regional headquarters at the airbase and and gutter, um, he's not, he's in israel, and that's a signal to the israelis that this is what we're about, we're going to defend you, but we will not under any circumstances, participate in offensive military. operations against iran, and hopefully that signal is being received by the israelis, meaning that you really need to absorb whatever iran is getting ready to dish out and they call it a day, that you cross the line, we don't support what you did, we're not going to ab you, but we're not going to be with you if this thing escalates. what do you think iran would throw at israel this time if it does? older missiles, things that the iron dome would knock down decoys and then these new hypersonic missiles that would hit their target, and there's nothing that the united states. and israel could even do about it? i think uh, the operation true promise, which

the surfers are out they have been out all day here on clearwater beach just near ta tampa.will be out here much longer not only are we losing lights but these outer bands are starting to rip and roar off the gulf of mexico. ts debbie tropical storm debbie making its way it was a tropical depression just 24 hours ago it is currently in a strengthening mode you see the rain and wind bands starting to come in. fort myers had beach to the south has been inundated with flooding and storm surge. we hope that receipts soon if it is not already clearwater beach likely take some storm surge coming up here soon. up to a foot of rain could fall in this area with wind gusts up to 60 and 70 miles per hour. the expectation is that by tomorrow late morning early afternoon this will make landfall as a hurricane. a category one. but let's not even leave out the fact it could be a little stronger than that with all the rapid intensification of the national hurricane center is calling for and the fox forecast model. a likely going to hit somewhere in the big ben and the nature coast. adjust t

la bahÍa de tampa enfrenta olas de hasta tres pies.de ayudar a miles de personas sin techo. esto crece semana a semana gracias a la plataforma tik—tok. reportera: desde temprano estos vendedores de comida se preparan para repartir platillos. la comida la regalan a los indigentes en el centro de los Ángeles. >> me siento bendecido. reportera: la idea fue de una mujer que viviÓ en la calle y logrÓ sobrepasar esta condiciÓn de vida. >> lucha contra la adicciÓn y la falta de vivienda durante mucho tiempo y ahora estoy sobria. reportera: agradecida con la vida, decidiÓ unirse a otros vendedores para ayudar a los que todavÍa estÁn luchando. >> esta es una experiencia bien bonito. reportera: inicialmente regalaba comida comprado con su propio dinero, pero poco a poco debido a las donaciones, ahora han llegado a ayudar a mÁs personas. >> la de gracias a dios que les ha movido su corazÓn y muchas personas como ellos estÁn ayudÁndonos puntos reportera: el grupo dice que seguirÁn llevando esta cena para ayudar a una persona a la vez. en los angel

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the other story not only on the coast but inland very heavy rainfall here at least a foot of rain tampa and tuesday into tuesday here and off the coast is going to sit and spin. savannah and charleston and those areas could have historic prolific flooding. it's shaping up to be a very dangerous and life-threatening set up for early next week in the southeast. arthel: good luck to everybody in florida, di parad paid thankk you mike. we are back. with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (in perfect french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (♪) i'm sam, i have a three and a half-year-old puppy. levi is rambunctious, he's very active. so, levi's had to go to the vet because he was coughing a bit, and he ended up getting x-rays. it would have cost over five hundred dollars, had i not had fetch pet insurance. fetch provides coverage for all of this... and so much more! fetch protects over four hundred thousand pets. get paid back up to ninety percent on unexpected vet

the worst weather here in the tampa bay area will be tonight and tomorrow. concern here on the coast, storm surge of 2-4 feet. that'll put the entire beach underwater. hay tide tomorrow is about noon, so we'll see how that irons out. the other concern inland just off the beach is heavy rainfall, 6-10 inches. and because those eastern feeder bands are going to be lashing here on the florida coast, there could be a few quick tornado spin-off as. then it makes the turn northeast, landfall expected late tomorrow night on or monday morning in the big bend of florida, and it could even become a minimal ca category one hurricane at that point. so big impacts here with wind gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour, heavy rain, the surf up, the beach e erosion. then the big question is early next week the american mold sweeps it up to hatteras and out to sea, the european lets it sit off the georgia and south carolina coast which canned cause major, major issues. we'll figure that out in the next come of days. will, joey and rachel, back to you in new york. will: all right, mike

could see isolated tornados, numerous showers and thunderstorms are rotating from the i-4 corridor, tampalando, daytona beach. this is the new forecast from the hurricane center. it just came out. i haven't to show you it anyways. just pay attention to the line here. it brings it over southern georgia, comes off the coast somewhere between brunswick and savannah. it's going to weaken while it's over land. eventually it will get back in the water. the hurricane center thinks it will get stronger. it's close enough to the water to steal that energy from the ocean, throw it in the atmosphere, make rain and pour it on the surface. then it takes that turn back up towards myrtle beach area, and now we're acceleraing it. now we're bringing it up the coast into virginia impacting areas in the mid-atlantic. this isn't just going to be a southeast are problem. that's the case the next three days. by thursday, friday, the flood threat will go up the east coast, maybe as far north as southern new england. that's a big change for some people. our squiggly spaghetti lines, they'll linger it down here.

tampa residents have been coming together to help protect their homes. >> path to a sandbag. so we have about 20 sandbags. we also have about 50 bricks that were going to raise all of our furniture with because we have a lower level on upper level. so we have talked all the neighbors around here and they told us definitely left the has the furniture on the >> lower level. debbie is the 4th named storm of the north atlantic hurricane season. kron four's gayle ong has been keeping an eye on debby and here with the latest. >> yeah. very situation for the west coast of florida already bringing heavy rain and threatening some storm surge that here is debbie right now about 250 miles southwest of tampa. already you see that. >> red color, dark orange and yellow along the west coast of florida. those are hurricane warnings. watches and tropical storm warnings as well expected to make landfall as a category one hurricane monday morning. local time and then it's expected to reach the carolinas and dump more rain out there. so right now it's about a 45 miles per hour and moving at nort

coins , various technologies of color application are used, the technique of colored cloisonné enamel, tampaand digital printing of a hologram. anna, good afternoon, good afternoon, we are in the hall of the history of banking, please tell us about the unique exhibits and about concept of this hall. it opened for visitors not so long ago in 2019, tells the history of financial and credit institutions in belarus, the history of the establishment of the national bank. it should be said that we have been conducting our history of financial and credit institutions not so long ago since the end of the 19th century, first of all, this is due to the fact that the first bank was opened in belarus with local capital, this is the gomel city bank. are professionals in one field or another who help in the creation of our commemorative coins. the main mission of commemorative coins today - it is to tell about belarus far beyond its borders. and what can be said about the aesthetic and artistic value of money, here are the artists, they are the creators of millions. how is a project created from a sketch

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it came ashore about 160 miles north of tampa as a cat one hurricane. but it's now a tropical storm. the big problem is expected to be catastrophic flooding as the storm slowly makes its way up north life-threatening and potentially historic rainfall totals are possible all across florida, georgia and south carolina. hundreds of flights have already been canceled or delayed with airports up and down the east coast hit especially hard. >> alright, weather time here as we get a live look at the embarcadero. fortunately for us, things have been calm. some fog this morning, but nothing like what they're dealing with back east know, what's the latest there? yeah, debby is very slow moving. and in the end, that is going to be the biggest problem, debbie, because of that is latching on more moisture right there in the atlantic and bring it back on shore. >> and going to bring tremendous amounts of rainfall. and so we're talking about some extremely dangerous flooding. you debbie coming on shore as a category one storm. you see the circulation there right near