everything tropical wise is outover southern california. we do have a tropical storm. tropical storm continues to head toward the hawaiian islands. the path of it takes it over the big island. as it moves through it looks like it will start to decrease rapidly. this will mainly be a rainer. there could be isolated amounts of is inches of rain. it will be late tonight into tomorrow but you can see the path. we do have 50s on the temps. everyone looks like they are stuck on these temps. any time fairfield has gusts to 36. 29 sustained. concord has a pretty good breeze. napa. almost everybody is reporting some westerly breeze or wind. maybe that smell of garlic is coming up from christopher ranch. 60s for some. 46 up in the mountain. 56 sacramento. that cooler breeze has made it out. it looks like things are calming down. breezy and cooler. temperatures really stuck. a lot of 70s. pleasanton. livermore. a lot of 70s. cool to nice and it looks like a very quiet week if you like cooler weather. it will be a little warmer toward the end of the week. >>> amazon is adding 5,00

. >>> tropical storm flossie has been downgraded to a tropical depression. hawaii is still facing threats of flooding. it has already created strong winds and huge waves. storm preparations have been underway since the weekend. kron 4's chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett has been tracking the tropical depression. what is happening now? >> well pam, it is moving really slowly. it has been downgraded to a tropical depression. that is because the wind speeds are below 40 miles per hour. now we are seeing 30 miles per hour sustained winds. that is what differentiates it from a tropical storm. it is moving into the overnight hours moving really, really slowly. it is only moving at 15 miles per hour. so that's is big problem right now. we are seeing the heavy raining surrounding this tropical depression and the winds you saw. when it it is here and just parks over these islands for several hours moving slowly out of the area, we are going to see several inches ofoff. there is a flash flood watch in effect until tuesday night. it is already past the islands wel

>> tropical storm flossie is falling apart. it is barely a tropical storm. winds at 40 miles per hour. when it hits 39 it is a tropical depression. here is hawaii right here. the main low center, tropical storm flossie, to the north of the big island. the storm is north of the big island. it won't hit the big island. winds at 40 miles per hour. heading for maui. as we come in closer we can track it. you can see the track of the tropical storm will become a tropical depression. rain from 5-10 inches. maybe 15 inches. when i come back your forecast. the fog coming in, the temperature changes you can expect tomorrow and which day will be the warmest day this week. >>> a man dis over the weekend intaugair was found ain water s found in the water saturday morning. he was a reporter for the times from 2000-2012. last year he was a spokesman for the department of fish and wildlife. >>> more planes flying too low at sfo. what we uncovered in the weeks follow the crash of asiana airlines flight 214 and the new rules now being enforced. >> a military hero died 62 year

but tropical storm warnings for almost all islands. tropical storm watch up there, as well. up to 12 inches of rain, 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds. the only good thing about it going so quickly, that means a little less rain, it will brush by. >> thinking about our friends in hawaii tonight. this the meantime, to the east and dorian. we thought we were done with this thing, now could be back? >> reporter: the tropics are tricky. you got to watch them. and that's what we're doing. national hurricane center went back out to investigate the remnants of dorian. and we're still watching that, trying to see if it can organize itself. still has a lot of dry air to fight and still has a big low pressure system, what we call upper level shear, to fight, as well. we'll be watching it. late week would be the timing if dorian comes back. >> all right, late week. before you go, those rescue images that came in all weekend long, we were watching them. is this finally over? >> reporter: this has been such a tough weekend, especially in western north carolina, up to a foot of rain in some pl

good news as far as rumbia it is no longer a tropical storm, now a tropical depression. and continuing the weekend out here it lost its moisture source, which was the south china sea. that is the life blood of these tropical systems. once they move to shore just continuing to weaken out. still the risk of heavy rainfall in the next 72 hours due to leftover prescription coming. but for now really this system is going to be ending here in the near future. now let's look farther off to the north. talk about another storm system which is pushing through northeastern china even causing some rough weather there in central china. now it's moving across the korean peninsula. past 24 hours one report about 176 millimeters of rainfall. numerous reports over 100 millimeters. a widespread range. this is going to start to push over towards japan on wednesday. now, if you think this is going to be one of those storm systems that pushes through with some fair weather working behind it really quickly, that is not the case. attached to the rainy season front and that's going to continue

and then it will drop to a tropical depression. rainfall anywhere from 5 to 10 inches in isolated areas. in the mountains areas we could see 15 inches strong enough winds to topple trees, power lines, a dus surf as well as high seas. that's what -- dangerous surf as well as high sea es. that's what they are dealing -- sees. that's what they are dealing with. here at home, we're unseasonably cool. we'll remain that way. the system will be locked in for the next few days. that will keep our temperatures below average for this time of year. partly cloudy skies in some areas at this point. but take a look at where we're socked in pretty good. santa rosa, the entire north bay, san rafael, across sausalito and into the east bay. you have to be right around cordelia before you start to see a break on the east side. cordelia covered in gray, ben near shaw, vallejo -- benicia, vallejo. and -- and we have it on the edge of orinda. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies west of the tunnel. the wind is onshore and is blowing quite strong. throu

hawaii bracing for impact from tropical storm flossie. watches and warnings are in and around the island. record rainfall, nearly 8 inches in the philadelphia area on sunday. look at that. that's a lot of water. and heavy rains in the carolinas as well-being blamed for two deaths. andrew petersons has been very busy. >> first we'll take you outside and give you the latest update on flossie. the tropical storm making its way to the island. you can see the storm dissipate. it's moving to the west at 17 miles per hour. it has actually sped up a little bit. steady winds 50 miles per hour leading it at that tropical storm strength. let's talk about the track. where is flossie going? heading for the big island. their time, 8:00 in the morning. 10:00 in the morning, hawaiian time. heavy rain. 6 to 10 inches of rain even possible, even 15 inches of rain in areas where we see stronger winds. thereafter we'll see the track make its way through maui and through oahu. still in the line of the path there. that's just under tropical storm watch and we'

right now there is a tropical storm recently upgrade today a severe tropical storm. it's expected to move towards the east here. just now is passing the northern mare yan na islands and heading towards the southern okinawa islands. by the middle of the week this could be a strong typhoon. so we're expecting these figures here to go up 90-kilometer-an-hour wind speeds at the moment. gusts increased to 126 now. this will definitely be a storm to watch. rough seas of course as well as destructive winds and the heavy rain. all right, bringing you your temperatures now across eastern asia. dry and hot in chongqing, shanghai, taipei as well as in tokyo on tuesday. cooler and stormy towards the north. and then we have those mid to low 30s across the south and thunderstorms here scattered around as well. more thunderstorms -- more tropical storms to talk about here. one is heading in towards the eastern caribbean. it's called chantal. this is a tropical storm that at the moment is looking towards st. lucia as well as barbados. and we have tropical storm warnings there for th

still a tropical storm.kind of meanders off the east coast of florida and could make hand fall coastal sections of georgia or south carolina by sunday or monday. the hurricane center still keeps it a tropical storm. some models do not. some models make it a tropical depression and it weakens quickly off the coast of florida. a live look outside, it is our live michael & son weather cam. it's very nice right now but earlier today we had the same deal. we had the clouds and the sun and the clouds and the sun. that's what we're dealing with again tomorrow. got news is the clouds kept the temps down a little bit today. right now 85. 85 was the high so far. dew point 69. so still a little bit on the humid side. radar quiet for now but look at this little storm down here. this is really intensified the last 30 minutes or so headed right across southern st. mary's county. that will produce flash flooding. beware. 85. germantown. 84 fairfax. 88 college park. 84 for our friends down in waldorf. so another muggy night

so -- >> anyway we got tropical storm. >> yes, chantal.e will take a look at chantal n and talk about that. believe it or not, that could be working its way up toward the mid-atlantic by next week. it's not a major storm but anytime you talk about a tropical storm or a hurricane,e, you want to look at it. it will be a warm and humid afternoon with a couple of showers and storms. >> chant alraichantal rain is tt thing we need. >> you got a point. we have been very wet around here. >> we have been wet in june andd wet in july, this is a rainy summer. >> my lawn is loving it, but that is about it. it very warm start to the day. particularly reagan national. and the 77 in annapolis, remember yesterday we werewe wer getting 60s breaking out, not t the case this morning, everybodr is in the 70s with the exception of those in west cumberland. 72 this morning, winchester, 73 in hagerstown, fredericksburg,k, 73, obviously very warm, tou point temperatures are in then upper 60s and low 70s, plenty of humidity to start the day as well. here is the sa

but this has been for chile downgraded to a tropical depression. yesterday evening the storm track moved just north of the big island is a looks like most of the right expected today is actually going to hit everyone in mali. flash flood advisories are still an affect. maximum winds of about 35 mi. per hour. we have seen over 6 in. of rain to the big island. about 2 in. for a couple of the other islands in the area. now we are still dealing with several flight delays if you have any vacation plans. we will continue to monitor this throughout the morning but i do want to focus on bay area weather. we are waking up to mostly cloudy skies. another great to the start--great start to the day. very stubborn fog. looks like it's going to be slowed cleared out early today but into tomorrow as well but expect foggy ankle conditions through about thursday and then we start to turn the corner but in the way for more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures. here's a look at current conditions. fairfield 55 degrees, 55 for downtown san francisco. into the 7:0

a lot of tropical clouds coming in. after today drier air comes in so today is day for light rain and possible thunder shower activity. there have been pretty good boomers, especially off the coast of the sierra nevada. not for us, but lots of cloudy mild lows of 60s on the temps. what is coming off the sierra is really impressive but a little early in the morning. this will lift north. then we start off cloudy and get sun later today. with all the tropical clouds in place it looks good, but so far most locations say cloudy and light rain. san jose at 4:00 a.m. had light rain. sprinkles, light showers, more last night at 9:00 toward south bay. we are in the picture for cloudy skys in the morning and light rain with a possibility of thundershowers. sun breaks in there, muggy and breezy. patchy low clouds. 60ss, 70s and 80s. if the cloud sticks around some of the highs may not make it but if you get the sun, it will feel tropical-like. rain clearing out on wednesday. temperatures start to rebound a little bit. warmer into

we still have flood advisories but the tropical storm warning has been cancelled.e talking about very humid conditions. we will continue to monitor the historic drop the course of the morning. >> the time is 6:34 a.m.. a united airlines employee and his fiancee are being accused of stealing passengers' bags at sfo. authorities say was happening at a time when sfo was thrown into chaos in that aftermath of the asiana plane crash. detectives say that the surveillance footage shows united airlines employee and sean crudup, his fiancee and an unidentified woman going through suitcases. they could have got away with it if it was not for the fiancee who tried to return a stolen item to norstrom for a for a thousand dollar credit. >>the store contacted the person more rigidly purchase items and stated that the sister was there trying to return the men that is when they found out that she did not have a sister. >> the victim called police and officers arrested the two suspects just before they were about to board a flight to hawaii. this source the suspect's home and found

we switch to the tropics. first things first, tropical storm flossie moving due west toward hawaii. direct impact expected here. some soaking rainfall. rain, flooding primary concern. also gusty winds. 40-mile-per-hour, 50-mile-per-hour range. rough surf. we will see the threat for mudslides. also, tracking, what's left of dorian. moving west. soaking midweek from that. john and diana, back to you. >> thank you, jim. >>> strong storms in the area when a helicopter crashed in northeastern pennsylvania. all five people on board were killed. the victims are believed to be a man and his son. a man and his daughter and pilot. the chopper had taken off saturday from new york and crashed about 80 miles from philadelphia. even more bad weather last night slowed down crews as they discovered the wreckage. >>> weather also played a part in the tour bus crash in arizona. monsoon rains swept the bus off the road into a wash where it fell on to its side. fortunately, the 33 people on board were able to climb out of the windows to safety. no one injured. passengers were returning to las vegas aft

is. >>> paradise taking a direct hit from tropical storm flossie. >> all islands are under a tropicaltorm warning now. the storm system makes its way towards the big island and maui. >> you can see a lot of rain hitting big island now. there is more still to come. families wasting no time stocking up on supplies. >> residents and tourists in hawaii are bracing for tropical storm close flosy. >> pounding surf arrived on the big. >> island headed towards maui. >> biggest storm to strike in 20 years is packing sustained 25 miles per hour winds ask could dump more than a foot of rain. propane tanks, food and emergency supplies have been flying off shelf autos we sold out on generators. >> and this massive satellite image shows flossie just before it's direct hit on the big island. >> it's important to prepare for the worst. >> the last large storm was in 1992. seven people were killed with winds reaching 145 miles per hour. but forecasters say flossie is nowhere near that strength. >> it's going to be weakening moving through east of the islands where waters are cooler. let's say a system

. >>> a tropical storm moving towards hawaii is expected to weaken but tropical storm flossie strong enough to delay ask cancel flights at all three airports. 12 united air lines flights were cancelled, six departing and six arriving at eekland international airport four flights cancelled three departing one arriving. two other arriving flights delayed. four flights cancelled two arriving two departing. >> what kind of threat is tropical storm flossie bringing to the hawaiian islands? sandhya? >> okay we're having trouble with sandhya. >> i'm going to show, let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd right now f you did not hear me big threat will be flooding and mudslides. as you look you can center of the storm north of the big island. and it's been a pretty good clip as you can sigh here. wind gusts, hilo, reporting 41 miles per hour. you can see other locations to 21 miles per hour. this storm has been weakening. here is a live picture from maui. and you can see how dark it looks there. it's expected to remain north as far as center of the storm weakening to a tropical depression. int

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so it's essentially minimal strength tropical storm. some indications are it could strengthen, might become a category 1 in the next three, four days. there she is and there is barbados. there are tropical storm watches and warnings out for the winward islands. the latest trek from the hurricane center takes it south of martinique early tomorrow morning. winds are still about 50 miles an hour. then it goes south to puerto rico and now the models are taking it further north maybe grazing the southern coast and back through high it i and the eastern side of cuba. after that there's -- haiti and the eastern side of cuba. after that there's a lot of discrepancy where it goes. some models duck it between in between cuba and florida into the gulf of mexico. good time to go to the website, download our weather app and track this right along with us. live shot, our michael and son weather cam, really a very nice evening right now, temperature- wise 86, the dew point in the 60s. that's pretty nice, winds out of the west, southwest at 11. clouds

. >> we have been watching a tropical storm that made landfall in the province last night as a tropical storm and still lingering near the southeast coast of china as a tropical depression. it has brought quite heavy rain and unfortunately more heavy rain is on the way. locally 200 millimeters. enough to trigger further flooding and land slights. it looks like residents will have to deal with more of heavy rain because we have a tropical depression and this one could be a tropical storm within the in accident few hours or so. we will likely hit the island of hainan tomorrow. we will keep you posted on the progress. more heavy rain from southwestern china to north eastern china as well as north korea. the heaviest rain can be found across the north. frequent lightning and thunderstorms are the possibility as well. heavy rain over northern parts. they were about 250 millimeters of rain in a span of 24 hours. the heaviest and they are looking at sunny skies. they are going up to 30 degrees if are the high and residents are cooled off. take a look the the video. excessive heat strike again

china as a tropical depression. it has brought quite heavy rain. unfortunately, more heavy rain is on the way. we're expecting 100 millimeters but locally 200 millimeter, enough to trigger more flooding and landslides. it looks like residents in southern china will have to deal with more heavy rain because we have another tropical depression right here and this one could become a tropical storm within the next few hours or so and will likely it will the island of hainan tomorrow. we'll keep you posted on the storm's progress. more heavy rain can be found from southwestern china up to northeastern china as well as north korea. the heaviest rain will be found across the north. frequent lightning, thunderstorms and large hail are a possibility as well. and as for japan, yesterday quite heavy rain battered the northern parts. yamagata prefecture saw more than -- or actually about 250 millimeters of rain in a span of 24 hours. the heaviest since recordkeeping began. the conditions are looking up. sunny skies have returne

we do have a tropical storm. it will weaken but it's about 250-miles from hilo heading west at 17 miles an hour. it's losing a little bit of its signature there. it will be a pretty good rainer for maui and the big island. we will keep an eye on that. a lot of heavy rain. maybe 5-12 inches of rain. for us low cloud deck. big fog bank. 50s on the temps. everyone is stuck. 56 antioch. san jose is warmer. plenty of low clouds up and down the coast. making a strong surge inland. a lot of the tropical clouds have moved off. we had one come in on the weekend. another one is going to park it up in the pacific northwest. so breezy and windy at times. cooler inland. can't get much cooler by the coast. morning overcast and 50s and 60s and 70s for many or very soft 80s. temperatures well below average here. very little change probably through wednesday. and then a little warmup. but nothing that says heat or anything as we head toward the end of the week. >>> time is 5:09. restarting peace talks. the new plan to bring both

it will be a muggy tropical feel -- muggy tropical feel and many other locations as well.other was 68 and there is just a big difference and it splits and cooler conditions into tuesday and it looks like we level off and things are kuhai fit after that. things are status quo this time of year. >>> the national price of gas is up 12 cents per gallon and that's because of production problems. on saturday the national average was up 23 cents from this time last year. >> give us a sign you want to communicate with us. >> the bonjouring took the top spot, it is based on paranormal investigators ed and lorraine warren. grown ups too and red too round out the top 5. >> ohio once again in the national spotlight because aftershocking crime, what is happening after the bodies of three women were found. >>> pap nick over the drought, how low will the water levelels go? . >>> water levels in folsom lake and the american river have hit a five-year low. they are estimating folsom to be 1 / 4th and is dropping 9 inches a day. they will have to vacate there and a shrunking lake means less

the tropical clouds have said goodbye. for some but cooler for others by the coast. >>> look at this. hail the size of baseballs fell in parts of kansas. this is a photo of what one man collected. that hurts. the storm caused a lot of damage. the hail shattered windows and left holes in cars. the biggest concern, whether the hail will ruin crops there. farm officials are checking the damage later today. >>> also we're live in brazil, happening right now -- poep holding -- the hope holding a mass. we're live there. these are live pictures watching the service happening as we speak. the service features the pope as well as some of the top bishops there. tens of thousands of people are gathered outside of the cathedral as well. brazil is home to the largest catholic population in the world. the pope is in brazil for world youth day celebrations. ceremons for the event are now underway. hundreds of thousands of young catholics are there for the week-long festivities. a huge crowd gathered last night. this is at the famous co p

we have a lot more in terms of tropical clouds.here are still plenty in southern california and central california and also towards san diego and even in the desert and it was close, we saw some of those clouds yesterday and they are out in the forecast. 50s on the lows, 160 and 50 natural resources, tropical clouds, it is an issue off to the east where they are staying for now, and a lower and cooler and breezy and afternoon temperatures again since the forecast, 80s or the 0s, or going on an inland keel for temperatures and then they start to warm up. >>> they are starting with gains and that follow is the trend started by asian markets overnight. train are a in and it thosesque shows they are -- it shows they are trying to stabilize economic growth. some foreclosures are down and they signaled they may not ease up on their stimulus policy so it is a little bit of a quiet mixed policy and futures indicate a very good mixed opening. and they are talking about something racially offensive. they suched crude harassment and their tar

that is good for bringing in the tropical clouds. a cooler trend takes us today and ride into the weekend. morning overcast. sunny and warm inland but not as hot as it has been. sometimes ukiah and vacaville can take another day. but it's on the way. 60s and 10:s and some -- 70s and some low 90s. we will see temperatures continue to slide down inland. 80s look like to be for most inland locations we go into the weekend. and probably early next week. >>> coming up. more on his lunch this afternoon with children of the world. >>> getting married later in life. new survey revealing why americans are waiting longer to tie the knot. >>> welcome back. over the next few hours the pope will continue to mark world youth day activities. the pope is rio this morning. he will hear the confessions of four young people. he will offer prayers. before the traditional lunch with young people. >>> fewer couples are getting married and those that do are waiting longer to tie the knot. the rate has dropped by almost 60% since 1970 and the average age fo

the tropical clouds are gone. so more low clouds. coolest day today and tomorrow. 50s en60s by -- 50s and 60s by the coast. 70s and 80s inland. temperatures will be below average. it's been a tough, tough time in san francisco. 61 same as yesterday. temperatures well below average. low clouds and fog if they don't have it yet filling in soon. so the flow around that clock wise takes a lot of it out of the picture. last week we had lots of it in southern california. 50 miles an hour winds. it's going to weaken the wind. and lesser amounts you get towards oahu and kauai. 50s on the temps. this won't change much. or a southeast wind coming up to santa clara valley. san jose airport 16 miles an hour. 53 ukiah. that is a little cool there. fog up and down the coast. keeping most locations on the cool side. there goes that tropical deck. low clouds and sunny. breezy and cooler for those inland. it's cool enough or cold enough for many by the coast. 50s and 60s and 70s and some 80s. there is a west wind behind those 80s. san jose 76. cool a

tropical storms are 100-foot fall split the bus in tour. the cause of the crash isn't clear. >>> and the driver of a spanish train last week is free without bail this morning. he has been charged with negligent homside. 79 people were killed when the train derailed last wednesday. two americans are among the dead. 22 people are hospitalized in critical condition. the train was traveling far above the speed limit when it approached a curve and tumbled off the tracks. >> an indiana church is mourning the loss of a youth pastor, his pregnant wife and another member this morning after a bus crash. all tree died when the church bus flipped in indianapolis on saturday. the crash happened in the last minutes of the 365-mile trip home from a michigan summer camp. dozens of others were injured. >> our church grieves now. they don't grieve necessarily because of the loss because god tells us in his word to be absent from the lord is to be present in hent. they're in heaven right now, we know that. but they're not here now and we miss them. the driver

that there is the tropical storm. many different facets to this. you have the wind of course because that's what makes a storm tropical. we'll see wind gusts especially on the big island 40 to 60 miles per hour but the wider impact will be the very rough surf, the very high waves that we're going to see and all the rainfall. some parts of the big island may receive up to 15" of rain over the next 24 hours. for us, look at the hazy skies. this is our dublin cam and visibility now is down to less than two miles. this is because of wildfires burning more than 300 miles away. we'll talk more about that, our strong onshore flow and when the heck we're going to warm up. that's coming up. >> thank you. >>> it's supposed to be a surfing competition but it turned into a massive riot in downtown huntington beach. police say a fight sparked the chaos yesterday and as you can see from this video, two men started fighting, then mobs broke loose and started overturning porta-potties. witnesses say people looted a bicycle shop. there were eight arrests. >>> eight

. >> this tropical storm has made landfall into this morning. this is the wins of 83 kilometers per hour. we got to the 130 kilometers per hour. after making landfall, they should weaken to a tropical depression by wednesday morning. the friction over land and also a loss of moisture. winds could ease, but they for expected in more than 150 millimeters of rain with locations with 100 millimeters and these are the areas that have the previous storm system. additional rain is certainly not welcomed. heavy rain is going a big story for the rest of china as well. we are seeing rain. yesterday about 400 millimeters of rain fell and it's just 24 hours. looks like an additional 100 millimeters likely. landslides will be a big issue and severe weather over towards north eastern china. some of of and expected rainfall amounts of 115 millimeters. they should match over japan, but using the storm system, they expect wet conditions across the country and that includes the prefecture. i want to show you the video coming out of the area. the temple returns th

tropical storm status. rip currents and also heavy rain are going to be really very real concerns into the next couple of days as the system makes its progress into the caribbean. severe storms making their way through northern portions of the u.s. today as well. in fact, it's going to be moving very, very slowly toward the great lakes region. severe storms bringing you some destructive winds. you could even see tornadoes with this as well. large hail not out of the country and even tornadoes. most of the eastern two-thirds of the united states will be seeing wet weather, including the four corners. we'll be talking about how dry and hot it is. wildfires for the last several weeks have been in the news. now we're getting some rain in here. that can also be a problem, because in those scarred, scorched grasslands when the heavy rain lands, it can cause some flash flooding issues. that's really going to be a concern into the next 24 hours. here are your temperatures then for the united states, mexico and can

a tropical storm making landfall. high winds -- big waves -- kron4 is tracking the storm -- ahead. >> catherine: but first -- a surf event in a quiet beach town, turns into a full scale riot. the dramatic video -- right after the break. >> reporter:then -- the reigningchpion giants, at the white house. i'll show you the teams visit with the president --ah >> catherine: it was supposed to be a laid-back beach-front event. look at the chaos in huntington beach sunday - this was just some of the fighting at a surfing and skate competition. let's listen in on the fighting that may have started it all -- after someone dropped a ketchup bottle from the top floor of a bar. >> catherine: then watch what happens people decide to bang the doors of the port-potties. then someone kicks a door. some of those are occupied, by the way. this quickly escalated too. here's what happened. >>screaming >> catherine: some of those four bodies were occupied no one was seriously injured.even the people inside those porta-potties. there were

now here across north america we have tropical storm eric.ve tropical storm warnings here in the tip of it. watch out for heavy rain there. across the northern areas we will be seeing thunderstorms and likely continue to see thunderstorms in the northeastern regions. new york hitting 31 with sunny spells. los angeles reaching 30 degrees. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

i think tropical storm spells high waves and tropical storm force winds are expected to batter this area and after making land fall it should weaken to a prop ctropical depr. these are the areas that were battered by the previous storm system last week. so the ground is already very well saturated. it'll be a risk here. and up towards the north we have another rain-maker over 100 millimeters likely into tomorrow morning and heavy rain is also occurring across the northeastern parts of india. severe weather is happening across northeastern china and some of it will reach the korean peninsula by tomorrow. meanwhile in japan, generally dry but up in the mountains we are seeing a foggy morning. today is the first day of the climbing season for mount fuji. many people are climbing mountains to see the beautiful sun rise. temperatures are going to be quite warm in tokyo though. 28 degrees for you. that could go down to 25 degrees on tuesday. facing 27 with raining weather and scorching hot with a high of 33. now in north america, we have another tropical storm. this is this this this is dalila

now just a tropical wave. dead for the most part. but we go to the pacific and not dead, flossie upgraded overnight and still tropical-storm strength. the timing, david, goes over the big island monday into tuesday. we're going to be watching for mudslides and heavy rains. >> ginger, thank you. >>> next, to the neighborhood under siege in florida tonight. a deadly hostage situation that lasted eight hours. a neighbor taking aim at many of his own neighbors. when it was finally over, six of those neighbors dead. tonight, here, we're now learning how authorities were finally able to end this and abc's matt gutman is right there. >> reporter: for more than eight hours a gunman turned this neighborhood into a near war zone. those flashes, police exchanging fire with a gunman, finally killing him, after he shot six people in this building. and look there, on the balcony, you see officers clearing the scene -- after five hours of a cat-and-mouse chase with a man police identified as pedro vargas. >> and we tried and tried engaging him at f

, with what is left of our tropical storm chantal.it is, it actually completely disappeared for a fo time becoming a tropical open wave. it looks like it's trying to reemerge to the south and west of puerto rico. we will have to monitor thatat progress over the next couple days. there's indications that it will intensify and become a tropical storm as it pushes into thee bahamas. we will see what happens withnst it. still in the season, still hanging around but barely. 87 this afternoon, plenty of of clouds, and scattered showersreh and storms, we mentioned that humidity, plenty of liquids ifqs you are going to be outside, 744 tonight, mostly cloudy, early showers and storms, and plentyey of humidity tomorrow, cold front, an actual real cold front, something we don't talk much in the month of july will get through here, that willll bring us slightly cooler and noticeably drier air by the weekend, we get rid of this humidity, and it should be a nice weeks, with a possibility of a few thunderstorms onunrs sunday. that is weather. let's

but tropical clouds not only and now drier air is coming in and up to reno it is a little muggy for them which is not something and they are now 49, yet 90s for some and up in lake county afternoon temperatures have been hot and we lose the high every clouds and mid-level clouds and a lowell cooler deck, most low days testimonies will be 60s on -- most locations will be 60s on the coast and menlo park 60s, fog sun, nice, cooler tomorrow, slight warmup inland and sunday and monday. >>> t- mobile is inn trove duesing what they call the jump plan. that stands for upgrade my phone. now customers can stop paying on their current phone if they upgrade to that which paid 21.6 police dollars in spring nextel and it will now use only the largest carrier in the u.s. and we have more on the possible behavior behind the unrulely behavior. >>> we can see a successful landing and we will have more on what went terribly wrong. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i m

. >>> well, tropical storm flossie is now being downgraded to a tropical depression. this is video from yesterday as flossie made its way across maui. the national weather service has canceled all storm and flash flood warning across the hawaiian islands, but it does say power outages and road closures are still likely. flossie is expected to bring rain and high winds to oahu today. flossie is also causing problems for people right here in the bay area. at sfo yesterday we found a number of united airlines passengers who were told their flights had been canceled. in total united canceled six flights to hawaii. one woman was told she was have to wait until saturday to get another flight out. that meant having to cancel her trip to see her best friend. >> i was pretty bummed, cried in the wash room a bit and called my mom. >> another couple we spoke with says they were trying to get to hawaii to see their son's wedding. they say the bride and groom-to- be were already there, but everyone else was stuck. now, we checked in this morning with the bay area's three major air

north america, we've been watching a tropical storm. this is delilah.could become a hurricane by tuesday, but the good news is that it's pulling away from mexico. so tropical storm warnings and watches have been discontinued across the southwest coast. winds could ease, but rainfall will likely continue for the next couple of days across southwestern part of mexico. now, up towards the u.s. and canada, it should stay largely dry on your monday, so enjoy your canada day, but across the u.s. there's a lot going on. we have flood rains across the east and extreme heat over towards the west. we have a stalled frontal system over towards the east. and this is causing ongoing heavy rain, isolated tornadoes are likely, that is accompanied by thunderstorms as well as gusty winds. we have a bermuda high over the atlantic. and this is preventing from the storm system this system from moving towards the east. so unstable weather will continue for the next several days here, unfortunately. out towards the west is very hot. going up to 53 degrees for you in death va

. >>> tropical storm flossie is putting a damper on vacation plans of many bay area residents.u's jade hernandez reports from sfo, the number of flight cancellations is continuing to grow. >> reporter: he spent a lot of time on his cell phone while waiting today. >> it is supposed to hit tonight. and hopefully we will be over by morning. >> reporter: tropical storm flossie hasn't hit hawaii yet. the big island will get torrential rain even if the storm weakens. san francisco international airport united airlines canceled six flights to hawaii. >> i feed to rebook -- i need to rebook my flight. >> reporter: finding another flight wasn't so easy. >> that is all for today. >> next couple days. >> reporter: united told passengers the next flight wouldn't be till saturday forcing her to cancel her trip to see her friend. >> i was bummed. cried for a bit. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one. >> another person in customer service line where their son is getting married and husband and wife were there and everybody else is trying to come. and now they can't. >> reporter: meanwhile he

tropical storm chantal is days away from making landfall. find out first by using our storm app. >>> many women dread going into the mechanic, fearing we'll get ripped off. >> men or women, who get the best zeal at the mechanic shop. >>> in tonight as hot topic, whether it's a small brake pad or just an oil change, why is it that so many women leave the mechanic meal feeling like they've -- feeling like they've been ripped off -- because we have been. it comes down to price quotes. women are better than men when it comes with haggling with the mechanic but the prices we get in the first place is so much higher that we end up paying more overall. so the question is, women, why are we getting higher quotes in the first place. >>> a few weeks ago we told you about jim carrey's refusal so do press for his movie. he tweeted an apology to assault rifle fans. he referred to them has manny actions. he has not said he changed his mind about the movie. >> sounds like he is promoting it. >>> coming up the trial of george zimmerman today focuses on a ke

, and also the possibility of seeing tropical storms and hurricanes, and we actually do have a tropicalat we want to tell you all about. this is tropical storm dorian out in the atlantic ocean, and it's still very far away. we're continuing to track it westward, and while intensity in terms of the forecast isn't very confident, we don't know really if it's going to be intensifying or weakening of right now we're keeping it at a 50-mile-per-hour storm eventually as we head into tuesday and wednesday of next week when it could be inpacting parts of the southeastern bahamas, so anyone living across the southeastern united states need to keep an eye on storm system. we're expecting it to keep on the west northwest track. temperatures relatively chilly. minneapolis 66 degrees for the high temperature today and 62 in caribou. meanwhile texas, 99 for your high in san antonio, and we could be seeing showers and storms associated with a strong cold front that's headed eastbound. some isolated severe weather will be possible with this system so, of course, we'll keep an eye on it throughout the a

. >>> a tropical storm is bringing floods to the bay area. according to the national weather service, it could hit the bay area today and tomorrow and tropical systems coming from the south are not unusual this time of year. >> meanwhile in phoenix, they have seen extension sufficient -- extensive damage and one woman reported nearly 5 feet of water in her basement. three the children were caught in a flash-flood. the rainy weather is expected to end in the next few days. >>> it is his first trip a broad in hope. many are expected to join for utah day and it will include a prayer of teaching sessions including copa cabana beach on thursday. it is more than 1200 years and the first to come to latin america. 30,000 troops have been deployed and surveillance cameras have been installed throughout the city to help the military and the pope mobile's predecessors are in and open jeep. 45 and after a week of protest over the george zimmerman acquittal, some bay area church leaders are showing some solidarity. >> yesterday the bay area attended this

looking across the ocean though, well, we have our latest tropical storm. tropical storm erick. now, it's pulling off towards the west really following in the same weather pattern we've been seeing in the eastern pacific. actually, this is dalila, it's really not much left of that now. now this storm system it's going to continue to follow that same track, moving away from the coastline. it formed a little closer to the coastline. so we have these tropical storm warnings in effect around acapulco, you could be seeing high waves. definitely stay out of the waters. rip currents are also going to be very dangerous with it. it is going to continue to track out to sea before gradually weakening. farther towards the north also watching heavy rainfall across much of the east coast especially around the appalachians, florida pan hapd l two to three millimeters reported in the past 48 hours alone. it is really coming down. some of these storms are quite strong with gusty winds even extending towards toronto and southern ontario, you have these showers here as well. this is going to be cr

chantal has a tropical storm warning posted in puerto rico and tropical storm watch in the virgin islands. looks like it could make a few landfalls on its way as it maintains its intensity as a tropical storm status. this is just west of baja peninsula. eric will be decreasing its intensity. good news. it will become a remnant low, but still do watch out for the very heavy rain to move here. severe weather will be moving into the great lakes region today. chicago at 31 degrees with chances of thunderstorms. los angeles heating up to 35 degrees, well above your average. here's the extended forecast. >>> we wrap up this program with a look at how some hotel managers are helping their guests survive a heat wave. staff at a hotel in urayasu near tokyo strung about 300 wind chimes along the corridor. they say the tinkling sound has a cooling effect. some of the chimes are made from bamboo from the southern prefecture of kagoshima. others are crafted from kutani porcelain in the central prefecture offishy cam ma. >> there are all kinds of chimes. they're beautiful. >>> that wraps up this editio

the cooler, it will be tropical clouds, maybe central california and southern california and there is a strong westerly breeze in place and this little low, you see how another one is dropping down and i like to show this satellite and the circulation is come piping to -- combining in and inland temperatures are rocketing up, 50s and 60s, 51 in santa barbara and west southwest, 24, that is stronger than the last couple of hours, i know it is a good delta breeze as well. 57 for ukiah, and because of the cloud cover and rain in southern california. there is a little bit there and our focus will be lifting up the fog and we have a higher fog bank and that means a cooler inland temperature 60s to 90s and some locations will have 7 to 10 degrees comes in as advertised and we will continue it cooler to friday and it looks warmer inland as we head to the weekend. >>> coming up, the push for people's rights. coming up in about 10 minutes, the states gay marriage supporters are targeting... >>> he makes his first public appearance in court today, i will break it all down in a live report in ju

tropical storm is now a tropical depression. winds fallen below 39 miles per hour but despite the downgrade the storm is still dangerous. heavy rain hitting maui, kauai and power outage report entered parts of the big island and maui. >> flash flooding mud sleight slid possible in the situation. people spent date getting ready for is the storm grabbing supply and protect property. emergency shelter open just in case. waves reached 12 feat and could top 18 feet tonight. >> had quit an impact on travelers. lillian is leif at sfo tonight where at least 12 flights cancelled today. lillian? >> travelers we talked to have been dreaming about the hawaiian vacation for months. you can imagine just how disappointed they were when the flight got cancelled. >> i was ready for warm sunshine. >> travelers flew in hoping to connect to the flight to hawai hawaii. but as soon as they landed they got the bad news the plate was cancelled. >> this is like open our bucket list so the only time we'll be going so we would like to get there. i hope we

this one and going into friday actually expect to become a tropical storm. big impact from this is going to be the rainfall that enhancement of the monsoon in vietnam and then slowly working its way off towards china. into the americas, well, we've been talking about the heat out here recently. and it is quite hot, hot and muggy. the good news especially for the great lakes area into the northeast as well we have a cold front that's going to start to drift down towards the south. and as that does come through, it's going to drop down the temperatures. and that is the good news. with it though you are going to see some severe weather, some destructive winds possibly, some hail, not really expecting a tornado outbreak with this. but it is going to be some rough stuff. but like i said, the good news -- and thankfully for many people out here especially the young and the elderly who are very vulnerable to the heat is that things will start to cool off. 25 by sunday in chicago. that's coming down from 35. even 36 on friday. over towards washington, d.c., 37. that

still a tropical storm. this is 8:00 in the morning on friday.hen generally kind of meanders off the east coast of florida friday night and into saturday night. it's off pretty much off of ft. pierce and generally off the kennedy space center. some models actually take itinto the coastline of georgia or south carolina as a tropical depression. we'll keep you posted. go to the app store, download our weather app and track it along with us. our live michael & son weather cam outside. it's beautiful right now in terms of sunshine. earlier today same deal, clouds, sun, a couple of showers. also showers went through about 2:00 and about 4:00 this afternoon. but right now, last three hours, lots and lots of sun. actually a pretty good evening. temperaturewise 85. the humidity is way up there, 65%. the dew point is 72, never comfortable when the dew point's in the 70s. here's a look at the radar. a couple of showers, again a pop-up in west virginia. these were monsters, they came out of nowhere in the last three hours and really hammered southern st. ma