live from new york i'm tony harris. the supreme court declares bans on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional. and if up state new york one of two convictioned escaped killers one shot dead. the other still on the run. dozens killed in sudden violence.

tony harris has a closer look of the nine who died and those who were left behind. >> they were drawnether by their faith. yet in the place where they felt safest, their lives were cut short. the victims were ages 26 to 87. many of them parents. and even grandparents. the pastor, reverend clementa clementa pincknewney. a father, 42 years old. friends and family describe him as a man of character. >> clementa was a brother. >> sint, member of ame for 31 years. she dedicated her life the service and improving the lives of others. ethel lee lance was 70 years old. she also gave her life to the church. she was the sexton. her grandchildren said she gave life to everyone. >> we were on the choir together, this hurt a lot because this is the family church. i can't take it. >> she was susie jackson a long time church member who decide at 87. >> taiwanda sanders. a graduate of business administration in columbia, south carolina. described as committed and a dedicated student. ♪ ♪ >> myra thompson was the wife of reverend anthony thompson. the vicar of holy trinity ame. >> this is community is

i'm tony harris in new york city. the news continues next live from london. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london. coming up, amnesty use accuses military of abuse and war crime. >>> renewed fighting in donetsk. ukraine's government and separatists blame each other. >> we have all the

. ♪ >> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm tony harris.ome frank talk from president obama over racism. in an interview with the podcast wtf the president used the n word to describe the current situation in america in the wake of the shooting in charleston, mr. obama said no matter how far we think we have come there is still a long way to go. >> racism, we are not cured of. clearly, and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say nigigger in public, that's not the overt discrimination, we have -- societies don't overnight completely erase everything that happened two to 300 years prior. >> okay. mike viqueria is live for us at the white house. mike there you have it some strong words from the president on the issue of racism in this country. >> reporter: tony, you're absolutely right. even given is fact we're talking about the first african american president of the united states, and given fact how far the nation has come or not come, it is still shocking to hear the president of the united states or 9/11 for that matter use th

i'm tony harris.continues next live from london and for the very latest you can always go to our website, websitealjazeera.com. and we leave you now with some of the more poignant moments of that tragedy in charleston. ♪ >> we woke up today, and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. ♪ >> i do believe this was a hate crime. >> it is the most dastardly act that one can possibly imagine. ♪ >> and we pray father that charleston will never be the same because of the love the commitment of the communities. ♪ >> parents are having to explain to their kids how they can go to church and feel safe and that's not something we ever thought we would deal with. ♪ | [music] | >>> hello there. this is the news hour live from london. coming up, a man charged with killing nine people in a south carolina church faces a court herring. also ahead. >> i remain optimistic on this one. >> a ceasefire is still possible despite the geneva peace talks ending with no progress. >>> greek banks are thrown

works. >> still ahead - david foster turns sunrise >>> this is "talk to al jazeera", i'm tony harris,us composer david foster. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ everybody needs a little time away ♪ >>> so when the album was finished we were done, finished. ernie said there's a movie "summer lover's, would you write a song. we sat down, it was like "after the love was gone", i go - peters says "i like that." and the best stuff comes fast, it always comes fast. we finished the song, it was a number one hit. >> yes. >> but the - the weird thing was we went to the movie, we were so excited to be in the movie. it's the end title. peter gallagher, and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. there's a motorcycle in the distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for ka

i'm tony harris.d the message that it can't be defeated. >>> and we have had some sad news here at al jazeera in the past few hours. one of our cameramen has been >> challenge the way you look at the world. >> talking about big subjects. >> telling human stories. >> rising waters taking their toll... we go to the threatened marshall islands... to talk to the peole affected most >> is there a plan? >> bold... >> he took two m-16's, and he crawled... >> brave... >> ...do what you gotta do... >> then betrayed... >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> a lifetime without the honor they deserved... >> some say that it was discrimination... >> revealing the long painful fight, to recognize some of america's bravest... >> he say.. be cool...be cool... >> ...proudest moment in my life.. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >>> hello there. this is the news hour live from london. coming up dozens of tourists are shot dead as gunmen target a beachside ho

i'm tony harris. chemical warfare syria facing new accusations on capital for attacking civilians with chlorine. >>> and an uber driver is not a contractor. what decision could it mean for the multibillion-dollar demand industry. and running dry. nasa is seeing where huge underground supplies of fresh water are drying up. >>> and we begin with new accusations in the five-year long civil war in syria. today an international watchdog group reported that remnants of syria's stockpile had been destroyed, but on capitol hill. syrian and american doctors described how chlorine is now being used in barrel bomb attacks on civilians. kimberly has the story. >> reporter: they came at the invitation of the republican-led house foreign relations committee to show eyewitness accounts of chlorine gas attacks on syrian civilians. >> since this year, we have domed 31 attacks using poisonous gas in the province. where more than 380 syrian civilians why injured by it. ten of them died of suffocation. >> reporter: provi

. >> your'e watching talk to al jazeera with me tony harris, my guest this week is katrina adams head of the the united states tennis association. >> coupla names. let me throw some names. and then i want to get to the work you're doing in harlem. coupla names. zina garrison. what comes to mind? >> she was a mentor for me on tour. top ten in the world. took me under her wing when i first came on. became best friends-- and a big sister. >> lori mcneil. >> very talented. extremely funny. really, the funniest person that i know. we played doubles a few times, as well, won a couple tournaments. and just very witty. chris evert? just the ultimate champion. ultimate professional. you know it was an honor to be able to play her in 1988 'cause she retired in 1989. and now, a friend. >> martina navratilova? >> probably one of the best ever. the most athletic. really changed the game physically-- for everyone. elevated the physical fitness of it. made people realize they needed to be stronger, fitter. she was a serve and volleyer so somebody that i emulated. and-- and a great friend. >> johnny

tony harris in new york. john is back in a couple of minutes. >> hi everyone this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. the next step, the debate intensifies. will removing the confederate flag from the south carolina capitol grounds be enough? >> that flag is subject to rounds all over this state. >> we talked to congressman james clyburn. face to face. >> we do not fear china's rise. we want to see china rise. >> high level meetings between the u.s. and china and a new

i'm tony harris. john siegenthaler is back in a couple of minutes.egenthaler is back in a back in a >>> hi everyone this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. privacy and protection. >> the senate's failure to act, introducing unnecessary risk. >> key parts of the patriot act expire leaving a controversial surveillance program in limbo. >>> taliban five freed in exchange for the release of an american soldier. should there travel been be lifted? >>> mean streets. >> the blood of

original documentaries al jazeera america presents >>> this is all live from new york city, i'm tony harrislot happening for you right now you're looking at the capital of south carolina, that's columbia, and we are standing by waiting for an announcement from the governor, nikki haley and, they will not confirm what she is going to say but there are reports, that she is going to call for confederate flag to be taken down at the state house and it comes in the wake of

i'm tony harris. heavy rain is sparking flood worries again in texas. the remnants are sweeping through the state. the area around houston has been hardest hit so far. but county officials say that the worst is over. dallas is bracing as the storage moves in that direction. heidi zhou castro has more. >> crews are giving out handbags to those who need it. they've filled 15,000 sandbags and give away 6,000. in houston in the nearby community of seabrook, floodwaters were cab high where tropical storm depression made landfall as it moves into oklahoma it does seem to be dying down. now this is just a reminder of how dangerous mother nature can be in texas. 30 people died in texas due to flash flooding. that's why authorities on the ground were take nothing chances, making these preparations as soon as that flooding became clear. and notably people knew they had to heed these warnings seeing the devastation that happened last night. >> heidi zhou castro in arlington. kevin has more on where this tropical depression is moving to now. >> meteorologist: the b

i'm lisa fletcher, and tony harris has the night off. >> this law is working and it's going to keep doing just that. >> a huge healthcare victory for the president but one justice called today's supreme court decision interpretive jigry. and then the fallout. outrage over the ruling for republicans running for president. >>> and the civil rights decision from the justices. they

this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm tony harris. our top story. president obama says the u.s. lacks a complete strategy for accelerating the fight against i.s.i.l. important words there. he also admits training is not happening as fast as it should . the admission made after the president met with the iraqi prime minister near the end of the g7 summit in germany. mike viqueria is live from washington. mike let me take this on with you. it is certainly an admission by the president right? is it the same as saying the policy in place right now is failing or has failed? >> reporter: no, i don't think that's what the president was trying to say and it's important to provide some context into what the president was saying. he's not changing the fundamental policy so this that sense he's not calling the policycalling thepolicy a failure. the power policy is to empower the iraqi forces from above to push back i.s.i.l. and that still remains the strategy. here's the problem tony. as the president described it wrapping up two days of egg meetings attalks i

live from new york city i'm tony harris. the senate is back in session this hour trying to once again put some controversial intelligence provisions back into effect. overnight the nsa lost authority to collect bulk phone records and use some surveillance tools. senator rand paul's tactics pushed the final result. libby casey is live for us in washington. good to see you. where do things stand right now? >> reporter: tony, we are likely to see the death of one key part of the patriot act the government's ability to collect the bulk phone records of americans. instead, that would stay in the hands of telecom companies. what the senate was able to move forward is the u.s.a. freedom act, seen by many as a compromise measure that was passed 50 by the house. mcilroy spokemitch mcconnell spoke on that, here's what he had to say today talking about the modified bill, which he says if fisa bill. >> we'll have a vote on that legislation as soon as we, about on our way there we should take some common sense steps to ensure the new sys

this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. six people are dead in berkeley, california. they were on a balcony at an apartment complex when it gave way this morning. john henry smith has more. officials are starting to piece together what happened here. >> more than a dozen people were on to balcony at least five were citizens of ireland. >> the collapse happened before 1:00 this morning, tank the front railing off the building's fourth floor balcony. >> it looks like it went from the fourth floor and struck the third floor balcony below it. we don't know specifically how often it's happened at this point. >> a group of irish students here in the u.s. on temporary visas were attending a 21st 21st birthday party. many of the hurt have critical life threatening injuries. the building is in the heart of downtown berkeley, just blocks from campus. neighbors described the chaos when it happened. >> cell phone activity is hot and intense. they are trying to figure out from each other who was on the balcony and their condition. >> ir

>>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm randall pinkston in for tony harris. president obama says he's willing to walk away from nuclear talks with iran speaking with reporters alongside the president. mike viqueira is outside the white house. the president is holding firm on his position on the iran talks. >> that's right. the president is forthright about that. if anyone back in april when the interim agreement was reached had the hope that this was the end of the heavy lifting, that this would be a formality around the next deadline for a final agreement on june 20th that does not appear to be the case. the deadline exedtended. it will be july 7th. secretary of state john kerry has been in vienna talking with international partners. his counterpart, the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif flew back to tehran at one point to consult there. he's expected back at the negotiating table. the critics, meanwhile, pounced on the latest delay saying that president obama wants this too much he's willing to give up too much for the sake of a deal over iran for the s

i'm tony harris. chemical warfare syria facing new accusations on capital for attacking civilians with chlorine. >>> and an uber driver is not a contractor. what decision could it mean for the multibillion-dollar demand industry. and running dry. nasa is seeing where huge underground supplies of fresh water are drying up.

i'm tony harris. a message against hate. victims' family members speak directly to the suspect in court court. hate crime laws, why there isn't one in south carolina. >>> and the list of possible women who could break the paper ceiling.

i'm tony harris. surveillance revised. congress keys to reform the patriot act and limit the government's rules for spying. amid the fifa corruption scandal, a surprise, and a call for help.

i'm paul, and tony harris is on assignment. beyond the rink. greece misses a multibillion-dollar loan payment to the imf. and it's the first country with that dubious decision, and thousands of people filling the streets of athens. >>> diplomatic breakthrough, the u.s. and cuba are about to reopen embassies in havana and washington. and world leaders c

i'm tony harris. south carolina governor joins the call to remove the confederate flag from the state house in columbia. >>> a legacy in slavery, the president says despite some improvement, the country is still not cured of racism. >>> and greece offers new debt-deal proposals to european union leaders, holding emergency summit in brussels. ♪

atrocities only on al jazeera america >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm tony harris. surveillance on hold congressional delays limit any nsa's authority to collect phone records. we look at the impact on national security. and travel restrictions could end. and freedom of expression two major decisions from the supreme court on what can be worn to work and said on facebook. ♪

i'm paul beban, tony harris is on assignment. greece on the verge of economic collapse. banks are closed. world markets are down and default is looming. and then the other fiscal red flag much closer to home puerto rico's problem in repaying its debt. >>> and lethal

tony harris has the night off. an apology to victims. boston bomber addresses the court. what survivors are saying. >>> the face of domestic threats, from the boston bombing to the south carolina church shooting. a look at who is carrying out attacks in the u.s. and the u.s. not spying on you. president obama ria insures his french counterpart after new allegations of eaves dropping.

i'm tony harris, and bringing more suffering to soggy texas days of heavy rain.d officials warn that there's no place for the water to go. >>> drone strike, al qaeda confirms the death of the second in command. and what should have been done to protect the personal data of federal employees.

live from new york i'm tony harris. the supreme court declares bans on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional. and if up state new york one of two convictioned escaped killers one shot dead. the other still on the run. dozens killed in sudden violence. >> on a busy news day let's begin with another landmark decision from the united states supreme court. in a narrow vote that the justices voteed that same-sex couples have a right to marry. the vote was split. mike viqueira is in washington, d.c. with more on this. mike? >> tony, it was an historic day at the supreme court. as of this morning states can no longer stop gay people from getting married. >> justice was finally served. our love is equal. >> he matter his husband in maryland, which allows same-sex marriage. they moved to ohio, which does not. when john died he fought to be listed on the birth certificate as john's husband. the case presented the court with two questions. must they be recognized in every state, and do they full under equal protection under the la

america presents only on al jazeera america >> this is aljazeera america live from new york, i'm tony harris. moving thing in south carolina as more states are in the controversy snowfall. >> the white house is reportedly ready to legalize ransom payments for hoss tams. critics warn that it could put more americans in danger and end inequality in organ transplant. taking the allocation out of life saving body parts.

i'm tony harris. a message against hate. victims' family members speak directly to the suspect in court court. hate crime laws, why there isn't one in south carolina. >>> and the list of possible women who could break the paper ceiling. >> we begin in charleston, south carolina, a city coming together in the wake of a horrific tragedy. hundreds of people have gathered to remember the nine victims of wednesday's church shootings. take a look at these live pictures from a college sports arena and you can see that hundreds of people have gathered to honor and pray for those who were killed and to send a message of unity. >> anger and grief just as god emmanuel just as god is with us let us also be with god. let us be on god's side. just as mother emmanuel is our sanctuary, let us be a sanctuary and refuge for each other. >> a vigil takes place hours after gunman dylann roof makes his first court appearance. family members of the victims were in the courtroom. some spoke and forgave him for what he said. it was the statements fr

i'm paul beban, tony harris is on assignment. greece on the verge of economic collapse. banks are closed. world markets are down and default is looming. and then the other fiscal red flag much closer to home puerto rico's problem in repaying its debt. >>> and lethal injections the supreme court narrow decision on whether one drug, one that could cause excruciating pain can still be used. ♪ >>> the eyes of the world are on greece tonight. the country is supposed to make a nearly $2 billion debt payment tomorrow. uncertainty sent financial markets tumbling. greeks will vote next sunday on whether to accept more cutbacks in exchange for more loans to keep the country afloat. barnaby phillips reports. >> reporter: this petro station is closed until a tanker turns up with new supplies. as we drove around the city we saw about a third of stations were closed. the result of panicked buying over the weekend. but without the free flow of cash, the greek economy could grind to a halt. >> translator: there's no shortage of petrol there's plenty in the country, but they need to pay

i'm tony harris. surveillance revised. congress keys to reform the patriot act and limit the government's rules for spying. amid the fifa corruption scandal, a surprise, and a call for help. >> we begin with an end stott fight of the international security agency scone records collection program. this afternoon the senate kills the bill that created the program, and not long ago president obama tweeted that he intends to sign the legislation right away. libby casey joins us live from washington. what does this mean for the nsa phone records program? for all intents and purposes that is over. the freedom act winds down the government's election of american phone records. we're talking about who you called when you called them. privacy experts say that can be revealing about the details of your life. the government can no longer do broad sweeping collection of that. instead it will be left in the hands of the telephone companies. the government also have to go specific request. it will wind down in six months time. but this

i'm tony harris, the news continues next, live from london. >> this is al jazeera. >> hello there i'm be be barbara serra serra. germany freeze ahmed mansour. the al jazeera journalist detained two days ago at egypt's behest. >> positive step towards a best deal. a u.n. report on last year's war on gaza says both sides committed grave abuse he which could amount to war crimes plus. how one top star got apple to swiftly change its tune over paying royalties to artists. >> robert adams with sport live from london. a controversial figure in world football says he would like to replace sepp blatter in fifa. tournament is over. >> hello there welcome to the program. the al jazeera journalist detained in berlin at the request of the egyptian government has been released without charge after the german authorities reviewed his case. meurnz spentahmed mansour spent two days in cut. last year a court in egyptian sentenced mansour to otwo years in prison, in absentia. >> i extend appreciation to the honorable judiciary in germany. i extend my thanks and appreciation to the honest honorable judg

original documentaries al jazeera america presents >>> this is all live from new york city, i'm tony harris, a lot happening for you right now, you're looking at the capital of south carolina, that's columbia, and we are standing by waiting for an announcement from the governor, nikki haley and, they will not confirm what she is going to say, but there are reports, that she is going to call for confederate flag to be taken down at the state house, and it comes in the wake of last week's deadly shooting, an historic black church, in charleston, the suspect you see him there, dylann roof, openly expressed his admiration for the confederate flag in his manifesto and, would he learned, that president barak obama will deliver the eulogy for pinkney the lawmaker killed along with eight ours in last week's attack and, vice-president joe boyd den intends to say attend and, the american flag, and the south carolina flag are here, and ord he that way by the governor, to honor the shooting victims and, the confederate flag, that you see, right there, which has been a bone of contention for years is ou

i'm tony harris, and bringing more suffering to soggy texas days of heavy rain. and officials warn that there's no place for the water to go. >>> drone strike, al qaeda confirms the death of the second in command. and what should have been done to protect the personal data of federal employees. and one of the first tropical storm systems of the season, tropical storm bill. it's expected to bring rain to texas, louisiana and arc a.. and the area is still reeling from most month's record floods. heidi zhou-castro, what are the officials telling you? >> here in dallas, the emergency operations system will open at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning in anticipate of the localized flooding. you can see the storm clouds hovering over the city and much of the rainfall is expected overnight, upwards of 6 inches. that may not sound like of, but the fact that last month the rain saturated all of soil and the waterways in the entire state, any additional rainfall creates the potential for more flash flooding. as you said, tropical storm bill is making its way here after making landfall

i'm tony harris. and john will be back in a couple of minutes. we direct you over to the website, aljazeera.com. and have a great evening. is ash ♪ ♪ >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. >> the active short, multiple people down. >> massacre in charleston. the shooting rampage at an historic black church. >> these people were in church. they were in church! and there is violence in the sanctity of that? >> tonight, what one official calls a hate crime. >> this is unfathomable, unspeakable act. somebody f

i'm lisa fletcher, and tony harris has the night off. >> this law is working and it's going to keep doing just that. >> a huge healthcare victory for the president but one justice called today's supreme court decision interpretive jigry. and then the fallout. outrage over the ruling for republicans running for president. >>> and the civil rights decision from the justices. they narrowly upheld the policy to battle discrimination in the housing market. we begin tonight with a supreme court decision that impacts the healthcare of millions of americans. in a 6-3 decision, the court ruled in favor of upholding healthcare subsidies. chief justice john roberts upheld it and thomas dissented. it means that the millions who rely on healthcare subs doze to pay for healthcare coverage still have them. >> this was a huge win for the obama administration, a decisive victory for the healthcare law. in the courtroom or in the press room, there was pandemonium that this decision had been made, and on the steps of the courthouse as well. supporters of the healthcare law had gathered outside of the court.

i'm tony harris. south carolina governor joins the call to remove the confederate flag from the state house in columbia. >>> a legacy in slavery, the president says despite some improvement, the country is still not cured of racism. >>> and greece offers new debt-deal proposals to european union leaders, holding emergency summit in brussels. ♪ >>> and we begin in south carolina and what appears to be a shift in attitude towards the confederate flag. today the governor and many top elected officials showed their support for moving the flag from the grounds of the state capitol. del walters joins us now live. del, talk us through another extraordinary day in south carolina. >> tony up until a short while ago, there were two major dramas playing out here. the political collimate and the climate itself which a short while ago the clouds moved in. but before that the temperature was 97 degrees, feeling closer to 110. despite those poor temperatures there has been a steady flow of visitors here at mother em

i'm paul, and tony harris is on assignment. beyond the rink. greece misses a multibillion-dollar loan payment to the imf. and it's the first country with that dubious decision, and thousands of people filling the streets of athens. >>> diplomatic breakthrough, the u.s. and cuba are about to reopen embassies in havana and washington. and world leaders continue the talks of iran's nuclear capability beyond the deal. we're in tehran. >> as of one hour ago greece has officially failed to pay back nearly $2 billion to the international monetary fund. in a historic development greece is the first developed nation to be in default to the imf. the uncertainty of this financial crisis is playing out on the streets of athens, and it's also creating some deep divisions. [ chanting ] >> they say that the country could slide out of euro zone. they call themselves -- they want a yes vote in the referendum. there's talk of last-minute goings, but perhaps the most important player in europe, the german chancellor is giving nothing away. >> it's clear that we'r

tony harris has the night off. an apology to victims. boston bomber addresses the court. what survivors are saying. >>> the face of domestic threats, from the boston bombing to the south carolina church shooting. a look at who is carrying out attacks in the u.s. and the u.s. not spying on you. president obama ria insures his french counterpart after new allegations of eaves dropping. we begin tonight with a surprising apology from the convicted boston marathon bomber, dzhokar tsarnaev spoke today moments after formally being sentenced. he told the victims he was sorry for the lives he took. erica was in the room, and tell us what it was like when tsarnaev broke his silence. >> you know, lease arc the moment that dzhokar tsarnaev stood up to speak the courtroom became so silent that you could hear a win drop. but it had to be that quiet because tsarnaev was so soft-spoken as he was apologizing at the beginning of his statement. and his voice only growing louder later on as he was reciting a couple of verses from the car qur'an. but the families listened closely to what tsa

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talking lady gaga prince harry. and tony bennett. yes, altogether monday night last night.onditions. >> lady gaga looks about 75 years old there. >> i like the dress though. >> they've become good friends gaga and tony ben. >> the like at her eyebrow, like diamonds instead of eyebrows. see them? >> yes. >> that's transplant. >> oh isn't that lovely? >> did you see the prince? >> no i didn't. >> do you see any royalty? >> i did not. >> did you go-go by kensington palace? >> well, i saw not the changing the guards, but saw them. >> moving around. >> yes. wasn't therefore the changing of the guards. saw a loft great things. you know what i also saw i went to westminster abbey, and them shut the bridge down because i wanted to go on and see big ben. apparently filming the next james bond movie had to shut down the bridge for big car accident scene. >> oh cool. >> ya. >> could see big again. >> but i wanted to go on the bridge. >> soso i saw you had tea at hear add that's. >> so bad. you know i love tea. i love british afternoon tea. i went three times. >> did you have it in the

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harry. elton john was there to check it out. gaga and tonya check of the weather. >> all righty. let's see what's going on. we have showers and thunderstorms making their way through the northeast. let's look at hartford connecticut. we have showers and traffic moving into downtown. all in all not a bad morning. thunderstorms for boston new york city orlando. allow yourself extra time. slight risk of strong storms in the northeast and the northern plains. wet weather, the remnants of blanca causing one to two-inch rainfalls to the southwest another beautiful day in the pacific northwest. portland up to 88 and sunny.. >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. heading into the rest of today our temperatures will range between 85 and 88 degrees. we'll maintain the chance of showers through your morning hours and then as we head too the afternoon we will see a little bit more sunshine and definitely warm conditions with our wind speeds out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. tomorrow similar conditions although we'll s