. >>> and a state of emergency as the gulf coast is pounded by tropical storm cristobal widespread flooding, tornadoes and what's ahead today >>> coming to, how a community outpouring of kindness is helping one man overcome a crisis some good news as we start this pivotal week "early today" starts right now >> good morning, crisis as the coronavirus pandemic and racial tensions sweep through the nation it has been two weeks since the death of george floyd on a minneapolis street by a minneapolis police officer and today friends and the public will say final good-byes to the 46-year-old at a memorial service in houston before he's laid to rest on tuesday. in the big apple, some 400,000 workers will return to new york city the u.s. epicenter of the coronavirus as it begins phase one of reopening today after more than three months under lockdown it makes way for are retail curbside pickup, construction and outdoor graduations. speak iing of graduations, youtb held a special online celebration for the class of 2020 the virtual ceremony featured addresses from president obama and former first la

. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house for us kelly, thank you >>> tropical storm cristobal has made landfall on the gulf coast with a dangerous mix of high wind and pounding rain, even a tornado. the storm surge already flooding some areas, and it's only going to get worse. kerry sanders reports from new orleans. >> reporter: in new orleans tonight, extensive flooding along the lakefront. the city's massive flood control much of it rebuilt after hurricane katrina, now being tested. >> i've got a feeling for new orleanians. it's always on our min minds. >> you don't need cristobal to remind you what you're up against. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: tropical storm cristobal, unprecedented named system now seven day old, the impact stretching from the gulf coast from tampa to new orleans in orlando today, cleanup. this, after an f1 tornado spawned by tropical storm cristobal ripped through a neighborhood. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the twister began as a waterspout. once over land, the tornado packing winds of up to 105 miles per hour ripped roofs, downed power lines, smashed cars as

bronco players spoke to the crowd and encourage them to continue peaceful protests. >>> tropical storm cristobalade landfall in louisiana bringing high winds and drenching rains to parts of mississippi and alabama as well. jonathan hunt has an update from new orleans. >>reporter: tropical storm cristobal lashing the coast from louisiana to florida. the massive system stretching roughly 180 miles bringing heavy rain and widespread power outages and dangerous flooding. >> it is interesting to look at this all through louisiana, alabama, mississippi and georgia. >> torrential rain and storm surge among the biggest concerns and some areas seeing several feet of water inundating the coastline on sunday. >> it rains a whole bunch of quick and you have to be careful and really try to stay off the roads. >> in new orleans the national guard said they are ready with 88 high water vehicles and 35 boats in the event water rescues become necessary. folks in the big easy say they are not too worried about this storm. >> is just another month in new orleans. june starts on till october that's what we do. >> m

gulf of mexico energy producers shut down about a third of production ahead of tropical storm cristobalwe were just discussing. that move may be paying off as the storm makes its way into the u.s. southeast right now. also, opec and its oil-producing allies agreed over the weekend to extend a production cut through the end of july. cnn's john defterios is with me now from abu dhabi following these stories. first of all, the hurricane season, john, always a tricky time for the oil and gas industry. talk with us about that first. >> well, there is some relief. this was downgraded, natalie, to a tropical depression. there is always a worry in the oil and gas industry when we have to confront mother nature because it's been a disaster in the past, particularly with major storms around louisiana and the refining facilities there. but right now they hope for the best and prepared for the worst. you said take off a third of production. that amounts to about 200 wells offshore, about 700,000 barrels a day. the u.s. produces about 11 million. the headline clearly over the weekend was the opec pl

jonathan hunt has the latest. >> reporter: to tropical storm cristobal lashing the coast from louisianaflorida. it stretches roughly 180 miles bringing heavy rain, widespread power outages and dangerous flooding. >> this is all through louisiana, alabama, mississippi, georgia, florida. very large storm. >> reporter: rain and storm surge are among the biggest concern. some areas see several feet of the coastline. >> a very tropical rainfall. you have to be careful out there. really try to stay off the road. for make the national guard said they are ready with 88 high water vehicles and 35 votes in the event rescues become necessary. folks in the big easy say they're not too worried about the storm. >> it is just another month in new orleans. >> we always get a lot of flooding. >> reporter: jacksonville, florida saw extensive flooding as they were slammed by rain on sunday. over the weekend, the storm spawned a powerful tornado over downtown orlando. spring debris and knocking out power lines. the storm is expected to weaken as it heads north. the danger of flooding is likely to remain un

tropical storm cristobal is taking aim at the south.ext here on "today in the bay" we're going to take a look at n damage it is leaving behind. >>> but first our team is always on social media. laura enjoying some time off as she spends time at her home in tahoe. a picture of snow. oh, yeah. easy to follow laura on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> we've been watching landfal orleans. this is some of the damage that it left behind as we can see a lot of heavy rain and flooding that happened in those areas today. looking at lake pontchartrain. this also caused water spouts in alabama just off the coast and in florida a tornado was spawned. >> there's a roof in my backyard they're telling me is my roof. >> we are still watching some of the heavy rain bands that will continue across parts of louisiana today moving into mississippi and alabama. this is a problem all the way up the mississippi river over the next couple of days as that heavy rain continues. we'll have more on this throughout the morning, marcus. >> thanks, kari. >>> a big

i'll talk more about that and we'll talk about hoour high fir danger and tropical storm cristobal. >>> this of vacaville. firefighters have the flames 50% contained. since saturday afternoon, roughly 2,000 acres and three structures have burned. at least another 100 structures remain threatened. ev evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> more former military brass are speaking up and speaking against president donald trump. last week, trump's former defense secretary-general james mattis minced no words. general john kelly has done the same. let's turn to scott mcgrew. sounds like the president has a general problem, scott. >> yeah, general problems, and also an admiral one, as well. good morning to you. chris, you know it's very unusual for retired military officers to speak out against the commander in chief. but that is what is happening here after president trump expressed his wish to have active military troops in american cities. on sunday, general colin powell spoke out and admiral james savius listed all the other generals opposed to the president's behavior. >> he lies all th

a proclamation to declare state of emergency in the state of mississippi in response to tropical storm cristobal. as the waters have receded, we've been able to calculate that there was, in fact, extensive damage that this storm did. there was no immediate loss of life or immediate injury that we are aware of or at least i'm aware of at this time, thank god. but we do know that there is significant damage to beaches, to utilities and to other infrastructure throughout our state. this will lallow us to get federal resources to help in the recovery effort. we are committed, in spite of all the challenges that we face, all at the same time, to do everything in our power to help all of our fellow mississippians in the aftermath of this tropical storm. today is actually day ten of hurricane season. we've had three named storms. given the way in which 2020 has gone thus far i expect us to have many, many more. but we are prepared. we have the best team possible. we will do whatever it takes to help our fellow mississippiens. with that i'm going to turn it over to dr. dobbs who is going to give us an u

several parishes in louisiana are under evacuation orders as tropical storm cris tropical storm cristobalthe united states. it is packing maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and is expected to strengthen as it moves north in the gulf of mexico. cnn meteorologist karen mcginnis has more about this threat. >> by sunday evening, tropical storm cristobal will be making landfall somewhere along the north central gulf of mexico. probably along the coast of louisiana. but don't focus in on that. and, it's very easy to be deceived by just the impacts it could carry from this tropical system. now supporting winds at 50 miles an hour, gusts at 6567. it is moving. but there is a lot of tropical moisture associated with this. so much so in fact, most areas four to six inches, especially coastal roads are going to be impacted. however, it looks like there's enough tropical moisture here that isolated areas could see 00 10-20 inches. this is going to wreak half knock a lot of low-lying areas. some of those parishes in coastal louisiana are greatly impacted. but you go to pensacola, destin, apa

rob is in new orleans tracking tropical storm cristobal, and last time we spoke, you said you wanted e storm surge, which i know is a big concern there in new orleans. >> always, yeah, and they closed not just the floodgates around the city, but they have a new storm surge barrier that's about two miles long. they closed that as well, so they're ready for that here on canal street. they've shut down the streetcars and the bus service and, again, ntarded these storefron a combination of the storm, yes, but also the protests in case they got out of hand, which they didn't the past few nights. so that's good news there. let's talk about just over 100 miles south of the mississippi river. we showed you the drrida yesterday. this is so far away from center. five inches of rainfall across parts of south central georgia. so that's how expansive this circulation is mostly on the east side, and that's not only where you'll see the wind and waves but the storm surge, and we have storm surge warnings and watches and we expect to see on the east side of new orleans is three to five feet, and that

he posted a tweet showing himself wearing a mask during that march yesterday. >>> tropical storm cristobalrought high winds and rain to mississippi. >> reporter: tropical storm cristobal is lashing the coast from louisiana to florida. the massive system stretches roughly 180 miles. it brings heavy rain, widespread power outages and dangerous flooding. >> look how large this is through louisiana and alabama, mississippi, georgia, florida. it's a large storm. >> reporter: storms search, some areas see several feet of water, inundating the coastline on sunday. >> it rains a whole lot real quick. you've got to be careful. try to stay off the roads. >> reporter: the national guard says that they are ready with 88 high water vehicles and dirty five boats, in the event water rescues become necessary. folks in the big easy are saying that they are not too worried about the storm. >> it's another month in new orleans. june starts, all the way to october, this is what we do. >> we always get a lot of flooding. >> reporter: jacksonville florida saw extensive flooding as the city was slammed by rain o

plan to defund the department. >>> also breaking overnight, the weather and what's left of tropical storm cristobalt bourbon street in new orleans. the storm drenched the city and is moving into other parts of the south. >> winds around 50 miles per hour. flooding was made worse by storm surge measured in feet. the storm is moving to the north and can cause flooding problems for days all the way to the great lakes. abc's rob marciano has more. >> reporter: tropical storm cristobal coming ashore in louisiana after wreaking havoc in florida. eight reported tornadoes. this twister tearing through downtown orlando. >> there is a tornado right here. >> reporter: damaging winds, toppling trees and blowing the roof clean off of this home. this water spout spotted in gulf shores, alabama. flooding on this mississippi highway and water quickly rising in parts of louisiana st. water has come up considerably in the last hour, hour and a half. >> reporter: new orleans preparing for impact, facing a triple threat. getting the sand bags out here in new orleans. always concerned about flooding and wind damage. pl

they came from the outer bands of tropical storm cristobal. d that storm is being felt over the southern u.s. coast. several parishes in louisiana are under evacuation orders as the storm gets closer. that's an area south of new orleans that is expected to get hit first. the storm is packing maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and is expected to strengthen as it moves north in the gulf of mexico. cnn meteorologist karen maginnis has more about it. >> reporter: in less than 24 hours, tropical storm cristobal is going to be making landfall. but there are a couple of key features about cristobal that you really need to pay attention to and that is the storm surge. the water that pushes on shore, in those lie lying areas, it is going to be flooding and there will be the potential for a lot of these roads to be under water. on top of that, the rainfall associated with this, it is very displaced from the center, if you can really see the center, and it is not a classically shaped tropical system, which is now about 170 miles or so to the sou

tropical storm cristobal is now pushing towards the coast. some

so the major threats going forward still for the city of new orleans, before tropical storm cristobal makes landfall within the coming minutes, actually, is potential for flash flooding. we talked about that a minute ago. also storm surge. 45 minutes to my east, reports on social media. seen a lot of videos coming out of this area. shell beach, grand isle, with storm surge that exceeded five feet in locations. inundating some homes there across the coastal communities. all we have from new orleans. ana, back to you. >> even though we're seeing a little sunshine breaking through the clouds there, we know folk there's in that community are not out of the woods yet. thank you, derek. >>> blinking in meteorologist tom sater draking t intracking . where is it? what is it going? >> a few minutes ago, the national hurricane center declared we have a landfall. in between the mouth of the mississippi and grand isle, louisiana. by the way, much of grand isle is inundated and under water towards bay st. louis and jacksonville, pensacola, florida. not a real core at the center. don't pay attentio

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talk to your doctor about aimovig. >>> tropical storm cristobal is inching closer to it u.s. gulf coast. 9 million people are on alert across louisiana, mississippi, arkansas and the florida panhandle. cristobal is expected to make landfall tomorrow night bringing dangerous storm surge and flash floods. >>> tonight we're getting new reaction to the nfl's apology over the rights of players to protest racism and police brutality. it's a stunning about face following several years of controversy over athletes taking knee. erin mclaughlin now with what it means for the league. >> reporter: tonight a stunning reversal from nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> we the national football league condemn racism and the systematic oppression of black people. >> reporter: the strongest declaration on race by the nfl to date. >> we the national football league admit we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. >> it shouldn't take this long to admit. >> reporter: the nfl's response to this viral video. >> what will it take. >> f

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tropical storm cristobal is now pushing towards the coast. some of the states, you see there in louisiana and mississippi, alabama jarks gentleman, florida as well. feeling some parts of them, those tropical storm force winds already. more to come. >> going to start with this 12th night of nationwide protests. cnn polo sandoval is in new york. he's been watching overnight. do you see, polo, some sort of shift in the atmosphere of these protests right now? >> reporter: from the atmosphere to just the size of the crowd, christi, the demonstration frs l.a. to here in new york you saw the seas of people that we witnessed yesterday, they were powerful, they were passionate and by most accounts, they were peaceful demonstrations. the peaceful fight for change is continuing across america this weekend. >> george floyd. >> 12th day of people filling streets with renewed calls for reform after george floyd's killing nearly two weeks ago. >> no peace. >> reporter: thousands in north carolina paid their respects to george floyd on saturday. he was born i

over the next 36-48 hours from tropical storm cristobal. not look very impressive when you take a look at the satellite imagery. it's poorly organized. but don't be fooled bity power, because we've already seen lots of tropical moisture spread over the florida peninsula, and, as it has, that has produced some tornadic activity. let's give you the basics as to what's happened as far as tropical storm cristobal is concerned. it has increased in intensity, 50 miles per hour winds. it's not slowly moving. it's moving at a moderate pace, however, into's goithat's going problem. the slower it moves, the more rainfall we'll see. along the gulf coast, louisiana and mississippi, this is where we could see up to 10-20 inches of rainfall. now most areas are expecting between four and eight, those are in those low-lying areas. some of the coastal highways will be greatly impacted with significant flooding. we are looking at areas to the mouth of the mississippi over to morgan city, louisiana, three to five inch. but don't be surprised if there are isol

. >>> tropical storm cristobal made landfall hitting louisiana land night the storm is packing 50-mile-per-hour winds, dumped heavy rain, up to six inches per hour some roads in new orleans have been swamped in low-lying areas were also affected it swamped parts of an alabama island town and spawned a tornado in florida the tornado uprooted trees and caused damage to homes but no reports of injuries. the storm is expected to dump heavy rain throughout the day. >> our meteorologist is tracking that storm for us. good morning >> good morning, you two good morning, everyone it has definitely been a busy weekend, which thunderstorm cristobal will continue on its track well to the north. this makes its way to the midwest and parts of the great lakes. right now, sustained winds at 40 miles per hour it will start to intensify the next few days. you can see the track, it does turn into a possibility of a tropical depression, then increases back into a tropical storm later on this week talking about a ton of rain, with flash flood wches in place atg that severe weather across the northern tier with high

. >>> and next, tropical storm cristobal battering the coast. the outer bands already spawning several tornadoes. this video showing waves crashing on to the shoreline. as the system moves towards landfall, concerns are mounting about the possible storm surge. rob marciano is in new orleans tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tropical storm cristobal coming ashore in louisiana. after wreaking havoc in florida. >> wow. >> reporter: eight reported tornadoes. this twister tearing through downtown orlando. >> literally there's a tornado right here. >> reporter: damaging winds toppling trees, blowing the roof clean off this home. and this waterspout spotted in gulf shores, alabama. flooding on this mississippi highway, and water quickly rising in parts of louisiana's st. bernard parish. >> water has come up considerably within the last hour, hour and a half. >> reporter: new orleans preparing for impact, facing a triple threat. they're getting the sandbags out here in new orleans. always concerned about flooding and of course wind damage. plywood on storef

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of course, as tropical storm cristobal moves closer to the gulf coast, but hundreds of miles away fromrojected landfall the storm's producing really powerful winds, rain and look at this, tornadoes. >> these outer bands of the storm, they spawned a tornado near downtown orlando yesterday. at least three homes were damaged. good news is reports of injuries from this tornado. let's go to cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. cristobal's impact is being felt across several states now. >> yeah, hundreds of miles away, truly, even cities like atlanta. charleston, south carolina, likely going to have impacts from this storm. they won't be quite the same as the folks in louisiana and right along the coast, but still this is a pretty widespread storm. here say look at the latest. winds are 50 miles per hour, gusting up around 60 to 65 miles per hour. forward movement about the same as yesterday, to the north, at 12 miles per hour. when we talk about landfall, we still anticipate landfall to be sometime late this afternoon or early evening across the louisiana coastline. here's a look as it conti

after tropical storm cristobal crashed ashore the storm made landfall over the weekend causing flooding and property damage in other states it was downgraded to a tropical depression on monday. hundreds of palestinians have rallied in the west bank city of ramallah to protest the israeli government's plan to an expanse of the occupied territory the plan would leave a bought a 3rd of the west bank under permanent israeli control while granting palestinians further autonomy in the rest of the territory. and let's have a look at some of the latest coronavirus developments the e.u. health regulators looking to fast track the approval of gilead sciences antiviral drug desa vir as a potential covert 19 treatment in europe that's after the u.s. drug maker submitted its marketing application new york city has begun a 1st phase of reopening from a citywide shutdown to battle the virus that killed nearly 22000 of its residents and the u.k.'s 2 weeks of isolation rule for most all rivals has now come into force and lines of launch legal proceedings against the government over what they say is dest

in the united states areas outside new orleans underwater half the tropical storm cristobal crashed ashore the storm made landfall over the weekend causing flooding in property damage in other states it was downgraded to a tropical depression on monday. a new zealand has lifted all of its social distancing measures after reporting no active cases of. one thing prime minister just into are told the country they could go back to business as usual from midnight monday after becoming one of the 1st countries in the world to successfully eliminate the virus talking to reporters the prime minister described her reaction when she learned that the country was virus free. i did a little dance. the while the job is not done there is no denying this is a milestone so can i finish with a very simple thank you new zealand. well thank you just a w reporter rebecca research has been looking into this story welcome rebecca so how have they done this well maybe because they were very quick to act phil they were very quick in that quick and they were very sort of strong in their reaction and michelle a new

to no more than 25000 in the united states areas outside new orleans are underwater after tropical storm cristobal crashed ashore the storm made landfall over the weekend causing flooding and property damage in other states it was downgraded to a tropical depression this monday hundreds of palestinians have rallied in the west bank city of ramallah to protest the israeli government's plan to annex parts of the occupied territory the plan would leave about a 3rd of the west bank under permanent israeli control while granting palestinians further all tanami in the rest of the territory. well here's a look now at some of today's coronavirus developments the european union health regulator is looking to fast track the approval of gilliatt sciences anti-viral drug rem deaths of deer as a potential coated 19 treatment here in europe new york city has begun reopening from a citywide shutdown that was imposed to battle the corona virus nearly 22000 residents of the big apple have died from the virus the u.k.'s 2 week self isolation rule for people arriving in the country is now in effect airlines have wat

>>> right now, more than 8 million americans are under tropical storm warnings, strong winds from tropical storm cristobaleady reaching the louisiana coast and it is expected to make landfall in just a few hours. derek van damme is near the mississippi river of new orleans. what are you experiencing there? >> reporter: yeah, we're on the banks of the mississippi in new orleans. a city that's no strarnger to tropical storms or hurricanes. this is a little different. it is on the back drop of several national emergencies taking place. a looming active atlantic hurricane season. a great trial run for the residents of this particular city. what i want our viewers to understand about new orleans, the majority of metropolitan is actually below sea level, and the sewage and drainage system is over 100 years old. it doesn't take long for some of the bands from tropical storm cristobal to actually overtake and outperform the ability of the drainage system. we have seen some localized street flooding within the city and strong gusty winds throughout the course of the day today. just walking around the french quarte

that is tropical storm cristobal. that is the radar. you can see the spin. watch what happens. ou can see the circulation of the storm and the rainfall as it moves up the coast. it is pretty to look at. really cool to look at. most importantly, this is 10- inch of rain down here. these numbers will probably be 6 to 7 inches. the real focus is down here in sown mississippi. that is a story to watch. overnight for us, low to middle 50s. where we bottom out. for highs, low 80s in the south bay. san jose 80. sunnyvale 79. 85 concord. pleasant hill. livermore 81. oakland 76 tomorrow. it will be 71 in the 80 is. san rafael 79. novato 80. winds going to 83. warm up for tuesday and wednesday, highs inland back to the low 90s but doesn't last long. you will notice a warm up by the time we get there. hopefully pictures of the snow in this crisis has changed almost everything, but not our resolve. we've pulled together, worked hard to keep each other safe. we've flattened the curve and are starting to reopen our communities. we can protect the people we love, and help californians get back

todd: tropical storm cristobal moving across louisiana. ident trump set to make an emergency declaration in that state. [sounds of wind and rain] todd: rain and winds reaching from louisiana to florida. jillian: the storm sparked a tornado off the alabama coast. meteorologist janice dean joins us live with the latest track of the storm. good morning, janice. >> we just got the new track. sometimes they give us the new track a little earlier than anticipated and we now have a depression. so the storm is weakening. that is the good news. however, we're still going to be dealing with the same effects, heavy rainfall ahead and along the center of the storm. we could see severe storms as well and the flooding potential as the storm continues to move northward along the mississippi river valley, the ohio valley, in towards the midwest and as it transitions into an extra tropical storm it's actually going to strengthen a little bit, especially as it gets across the midwest and interacts with a cold front. so heavy rain along the path of the storm,

in the united states areas around new orleans are underwater after tropical storm cristobal crashed ashore the storm made landfall over the weekend causing flooding and property damage in other states it was downgraded to a tropical depression on monday. hundreds of palestinians have rallied in the west bank city of ramallah to protest the israeli government's plan to annex parts of the occupied territory the plan would leave about a 3rd of the west bank on the permanent israeli control while granting palestinian . in the rest of the territory. because in paris have begun dismantling scaffolding some of which melted during the fire. last year restoration work was going on when the blaze broke out now about $200.00 tons of metal must be removed. this is the most nerve wracking moment of the restoration you can only observe the work from a distance the big question is will the cathedral hold up over time. has been supervising the work from the start. because it when it does this is a difficult stage yes the climbers have to do their work in a very unstable position we had to build a 2nd scaf

. >>> on storm watch now, we're tracking tropical storm cristobal. and the storm made landfall on the gulf coast yesterday. millions of people are under flash flood warnings. forecasters say the storm will move through arkansas and eastern missouri tonight and tomorrow . let's get a check on our weather here. >>> here is mary lee with a check of the forecast. >> hagar, guys. we looking at plenty of sunshine warming up this afternoon. we will continue to watch for temperatures to climb heading through tuesday and wednesday. today the start of a warming trend for us. a beautiful view looking north at the golden gate. with that sunshine we are in the 60s and 70s at this hour. 75 concorde. 70 oakland. 76 livermore. looking at 67 in san francisco. 73 san jose as well as santa rosa. let's check the wind. a little breezy out there, especially along the coast and right around the bay. 15 miles an hour wind out of the northwest at sfo. 16 oakland. 14 san jose. 16 hayward out of the west and 13 miles an hour wind in fairfield. fairfield under a red flag warning

visit petmeds.com today. >>> tropical storm cristobal has made landfall in louisiana. it is drenching the west coast with heavy rain and high wind gusts. derek van dam is in new orleans. he's got the latest. >> reporter: so far this has been a manage annuable storm to city of new orleans. a city so susceptible to flooding. this has been different. it is against the backdrop of several national emergencies taking place across the country. namely the covid-19 pandemic. we'll call this a trial run for what meteorologists believe and are predicting to be an above average and extremely active atlantic hurricane season. there are still threats going forward for the greater new orleans metropolitan area and across southeastern louisiana and the coastal areas of mississippi, alabama and the panhandle of florida. storm surge threatens overnight and in the city of new orleans the sewage and drainage system here is well over 100 years old and can quickly be taken over by extremely heavy rain. i'm cnn meteorologist derek van dam from new orleans. >>> and that storm is on the move

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. >>> this morning a state of emergency in the southeast, tropical storm cristobal is slamming the gulfst. the storm made landfall yesterday and immediately reeked havoc winds topping 50 miles an hour, swafrnli inspawning a tor florida. the storm is now weakening as it moves north threatening heavy rains in states as far up as wisconsin. >>> and a $1 million treb has been unearthed in the rockery mountain wilderness. an antiques dealer stashed it in the wilderness and the only clues to its locationwere hidden in a 24 line poem. thousands of people have hunted in vain since then foreare ches four people even died trying find it. this was from 2018. >> i was diagnosed with what i thought was terminal cancer. but besides that, we were going into a recession and i just wanted to give people hope. >> the treasure includes gold coins and jewelry that he collected. there is no word yet on who found the treasure or where exactly it was hidden. mike, it won't be us i guess. >> that is fun though. that is really neat. wow. congratulations to whomever it may be. >> let's talk about our fire danger

. >>> now to storm watch as tropical storm cristobal moves through the gulf coast. e storm has moved past louisiana, and the people of new orleans are feeling the effects. streets turned into waterways, and homes along the coast have flooded. the tail of the storm leaving heavy rain potential, storm flood surging, and gusty winds. it's 4:48 right now, and let's check on the weather here in the bay area with mary. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. we are looking at warmer temperatures headed through the afternoon, and as high pressure builds in for us. here's a live look with the sales force tower camera, looking north at the golden gate. clear skies, and temperatures to start off the day in the 40s and 50s. 57 in concord, and 58 in oakland, and 54 in livermore, and mid-50s for san francisco. calm to light conditions with the winds starting off tuesday, and here's what you can expect. clear skies, cool conditions this morning, and we are going to continue to warm up through the day. about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. our temperatures peaking

into the 2020 atlantic hurricane season, tropical storm watches and warnings already flagged across a good chunk of the gulf coast. >> tropical storm cristobalugh the gulf of mexico, threatening about eight million people from florida to louisiana. >> cnn meteorologist allison chinchar has more for us. good morning, allison. >> and good morning. yes, we do anticipate tropical storm cristobal to increase and strengthen a little bit more before it finally does make landfall. here's the current statistics -- right now, sustained winds are around 45 miles per hour, gusting up to 60. those sustained winds and gusts are expected to get higher over the next 24 hours. we do expect landfall to be sometime in the latter half of the day sunday. that could be anywhere from marsh island to slidell, louisiana. even areas outside of that cone are still likely to have some pretty big impacts which is why you'll notice the tropical storm watches and warnings extend outside of that cone. the main concerns are going to be storm surge, the potential for very heavy rain, and also some concerns. here's a look at the storm surge threat. obviously you can tell we'v

this is tropical storm cristobal gain strength. meteorologist spotted the tornado as did the person who shot this video, several residents report storm damage in that city 3 homes were significantly impacted thousands have been without power. the national weather service says coastal areas of mississippi alabama and the florida panhandle could also be at risk. landfall is expected sometime tomorrow afternoon in louisiana for tropical storm cristobal. >>winds not quite as intense here in the bay area but still they are a problem as wildfires have sparked up throughout the day in northern california as we take this live look outside on the saturday night above san francisco joining us now meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez summer brea says this going to calm down any tomorrow. >>mainly for interior valleys tomorrow, calmer winds speeds but along the bay area coastline still tracking gusts. upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. >>let's take a quick look first at storm tracker 4 crystal ball right now churning throughout the gulf coast of

these look even bigger sarah herman, nbc news, london >>> now to tropical storm cristobal making landfall in the united states, hitting southeast louisiana just hours ago and moved along the gulf coast the eye of the storm came ashore with powerful winds and driving rain to cause flooding in some areas. many roads have been swatched and low-lying areas were evacuated. louisiana has declared a state of emergency here's more. >> reporter: cristobal made landfall as a tropical storm packing 50-mile-per-hour winds, the storm dumped inches of rain, up to six inches per hour, along the gulf coast, flooding parts of mississippi and florida and louisiana. while water in lake pontchartrain near new orleans was pushed over the shoreline. cristobal also blamed for spawn thing waterspout in alabama, and saturday's tornado in orlando. homes and properties were damaged. >> you saw my whole carport is gone, there's a roof in my backyard, which they're telling me is my life. >> reporter: the storm is expected to dump heavy rain on the gulf coast through monday morning. >> all right our meteorologist has

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millions of people across the gulf coast are facing this, the threat of flash flooding as tropical storm cristobal made landfall a few hours ago. the storms got sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and you can see flooding impacted areas east of new orleans. >> obviously, as you can see, very dangerous for people to be driving down here. you can see the white caps coming and so we're asking people to stay out of the eastern part of st. bernard parish. >>> tropical storm warnings are up in the area and in mississippi and in parts of the florida panhandle. just like that, here is darren with our own weather. >> perspective on that when you said sustained winds. >> the 50 miles per hour. when we have the worst of our winds here on friday, the peak gusts were in the mid-40s. remember when the golden gate bridge was singing and it was real windy. peak gusts in the mid-40s meaning those were brief bursts of winds getting to about 43. right now what is going on in cristobal is sustained winds at 50 meaning there is no letup. they gust higher than 50. continuously 15 miles per hour in the center of the st

tropical storm cristobal is crashing into the louisiana gulf coast tonight. arly nine million people are under tropical storm warnings. a state of emergency has been declared. cristobal could drop up to a foot of rain. now, a startling story. a sheriff's deputy was killed in an ambush saturday near santa cruz, california. sergeant damon gutzwiller responded to a call about a suspicious van loaded with guns and explosives. according to authorities, the driver of the van opened fire and set off explosives killing the sergeant and wounded a second deputy and another officer. the suspect, an active duty sergeant from travis air force base, was wounded, and is now in custody. new york city is back in business tomorrow. many shops can reopen in the one-time epicenter of this pandemic. but several restrictions will stay in place. infections are still adding up in the united states, and today the death toll topped 110,000-- the most of any country in the world. the trump administration is expected soon to name five vaccine candidates it has chosen as part of "operatio