let's bring you to the us east coast for rescue work at the side of last week's collapse, residential building and miami has been halted. it is because of fears about the stability once again of the part of the complex still standing, 18 bodies including 2 children, have been recovered from the rebels so far, nearly $150.00 people. there are still missing rescue efforts threatened to be further hampered by itself. the storm approaching from the atlantic, a fire broke out under the rebel also slowed the initial response. engineers raise the alarm we know 3 years ago about major a structural damage of complex recommending mass repairs. because ortiz john, how do you know about the it is from this there been a number of red flags and a number of warning signs. and what we're hearing is certainly, you know, the earl is structural deficiency struggling structural degradation, including some of the supporting columns in the foundation of the building. the champlain towers and south building behind me that were basically cracking that were essentially disintegrating that were corroding becau

the fires are so intense in the west that health agencies on the us east coast are warning that poortravelling across the continent, poses a health hazard. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the effect of fires burning more than 4000 kilometres away, hazy skies in new york city, caused by smoke from the western wildfires and public health experts have warned that people with breathing problems should avoid being outside during the middle of the day. this monstrous fire is partly to blame, spreading rapidly through forest land about 500 kilometres south—east of portland in oregon. the bootleg fire has been burning for two weeks and has destroyed an area larger than the city of los angeles, driven by extreme heat, strong winds and years of drought, this magnifier is ravaging the with an intensity rarely seen before. the area so hot and the blade so large, that it hot and the blade so large, thatitis hot and the blade so large, that it is creating its own weather system that includes fire tornados. 0ver weather system that includes fire tornados. over 2000 firefighters

the fires are so intense that health agencies on the us east coast are now warning that poor air qualitycorrespondent peter bowes reports. the effect of fires burning more than 4,000 kilometres away. hazy skies in new york city caused by smoke from the western wildfires. public health experts have warned that people with breathing problems should avoid being outside during the middle of the day. this monstrous fire is partly to blame. spreading rapidly through forest land about 500 kilometres south—east of portland in oregon. the bootleg fire has been burning for two weeks, and has destroyed an area larger than the city of los angeles, driven by extreme heat, strong winds, and years of drought, this mega fire is ravaging the forest with an intensity rarely seen before. the air is so hot and the blaze so large that it's creating its own weather system that includes fire tornadoes. over 2,000 firefighters are tackling this blaze, but the flames are so intense, they're often forced to retreat from the front lines. this fire is spreading out of control near the california— nevada border. it

it's on pause to hit other parts of the counter be in a much of the us east coast over the coming day. the imprisonment of former african president jacob zoom has been delayed off to the constitutional court agreed to hear his challenge to a jail to 100 down last week zoom. i joined hundreds of supporters gathered outside his home in candler in a show on tuesday. he was sentenced to 15 months in prison, offending to appear at a corruption inquiry. zoom has asked the court to overturn the ruling, saying it could be exposed october 19 in prison, to meet mila is falling developments in canada. those attempts to stay out of prison. they've come just stuff to months of saying that he's prepared to go to joe to defend his rights in that the constitutional court and the commission of inquiry into corruption or bias that supports and independent that there's an agenda political agenda against him. and so that he willing to go to jail who sort of creative, jo. once that judgement came through from the constitutional court, just days before the former president was due to either hand itself ove

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. when liz stevens is an associate professor in climate risks and resilience at reading university here in the u. k. and she specializes in early warning systems and forecast based action. she joins us live via skype. madam, thank you so much for joining us here and al jazeera, we have seen over the past few minutes is just sort of different extreme weather conditions are right around the world, and we are seeing more and more of these in life of that. do you think governments should be more prepared? i mean, if we look at china and flooding in the sub boy, that was still filled with passengers and criticisms levy that the german government high. but, you know, i think the, the things that we can see in china are incredibly scary. this is the stuff of worst nightmares. when we look at these,

and the fires are so intense that health agencies on the us east coast are now warning that poor air day. this is a monstrous fire and is partly to blame. spreading rapidly through forest land about 500 km southeast of portland in oregon. this is driven by extreme heat, strong winds and years of drought, the fire is reverent in the forest with an intensity rarely seen before. the air is so hot and the blade so large that it is creating its own weather system and includes fire tornadoes. over 2000 firefighters are tackling this place but the flames are so intense they are often forced to retreat from the front lines. this fire is spreading out of control near the california — nevada border. it was started by lightning and is rapidly believing in size. so far this year, five times as many acres have burned in california compared with the same period in 2020. lester would our correspondent in new york and as i was saying earlier on there are concerns about air quality on the east coast. it concerns about air quality on the east coast-— east coast. it is really incredible and ou east coa

commuters in flooded subway tunnels. meanwhile, wildfires continues rage across the western us blanketing the east coast in small g . ah, hello barbara, so you're watching al jazeera life and that also coming up for drug companies agreed to pay $26000000000.00 to resolve thousands of claims over the us. opioid epidemic friends roll out a covert past for tourist attractions of cinemas and sporting events to encourage more people to get the vaccinate. ah, we begin the program in central china. we're record breaking. flooding has killed at least 25 people and forced the evacuation of 200000 more. in the latest of a series of extreme weather events around the world, hulu and province. so it's heaviest rainfall in generations. 12 of the dead drowned when a subway line flooded in the city of jung. joe and it's katrina you reports from beijing. more rainfall is forecast. the rescue team's work to do the night to help subway passengers get to safety in downtown john doe, in the space of just 3 days, the capital of china is central, clint, and province received as much rain as it usually gets in the year. hundre

us. the east coast is dealing with our smoke, it's only a matter of time before the wind shifts. the weather here at home, that is the view taking a look off toward the east. let's switch over to the weather computer. right off the top some important information. talks about the small chance of thunderstorms coming our way for monday and tuesday. and if we can switch over to the weather computer, it is a small chance, something to keep in mind. as dry as the landscape is, any possibility for isolated thunderstorms is something we want to keep an eye on. it looks just like the last time, right now there's a 20% chance of isolated thunderstorms. a subtle difference with this because there will be enough moisture with these storms that it may not come in the form as dry lightning. so if we get this 20% chance it's more likely to come with some wetting rain. and not just the lightning. plenty of storms out here throughout the west. that's what it looks like on the big pitcher. there is a pattern on here, can you see it? look at how they are all spinning counterclockwise. watch that l

commuters, in flooded subway tunnels. meanwhile wildfires continued rage across the western us blanketing the east coast in small g. ah, hello barbara, are you watching al jazeera life and that also coming up for drug companies agree.

smoke our newscast i that is from wildfires here in the west that's putting all the way to the east coast. so for us, with that onshore flow and that ocean breeze, we are looking at that smoke well away from us to our east. if we take a hour by hour on futurecast you can see clear skies england and around the bay but those clouds along the coast, and as we look to tonight and into tomorrow, low clouds and fog stream right back in for tonight and tomorrow morning and clearing for most of us as we head through our day tomorrow. sunset at 8:27 and sunrise at 6:05. daytime highs a little bit below average for this time of year, seasonable for this time of year. really just a typical july weather pattern in the bay area. looking at upper 50s along the coast, 60s around the bay, upper 70s, 80s, to 90 degrees england with that sunshine. let's break down that seven-day forecast were san francisco and oakland, and you can see not a lot of change. just a little bit slightly warmer by the end of the week. same story for the south bay and san jose, at 80 degrees by saturday. inland east bay you can see temperat

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east coast. >> the air quality out east, some of the worst that's been seen in more than seven years. as nbc's garrett haake tells use smoke is even billowing over the nation's capital. >> good morning. out here on the east coast we're not used to these wildfires out west impacting our daily lives as much as they are right now. as you can probably see behind me the smoke from the fires in california and oregon have now become an air quality problem in places as far away as washington, d.c., where i am, in baltimore, and in new york city where they're having their worst air quality in 15 years. now public health officials are even making warnings about what exactly is going on with the air quality. >> don't often worry about ozone, but we worry about fine particles that can really irritate the inner linings of the lungs and cause respiratory problems. >>> a front ought to blow the haze out of the city by this afternoon. i will have the story wrapped up coming up this morning on "today." >> certainly dealing with it there, we're dealing with it here. tahoe is also going to experience more smoke today. >> the tamarack

of course, there are many older buildings on that title on the east coast of the us, and many of them are checked right now are inspected. 40 of them just in this county where we are. the problem is that we've learned, we've learned that lesson from, from surf side is knowing the damages of a building doesn't necessarily mean that they're being fixed in the hopes that many people have right now is that some legal action will follow. i spoke to a board member of another condominium building and she told me that they should force owners to sell their apartments if they can't afford the repairs, which would certainly be a very tough measure. but perhaps one to avoid a situation like we've seen here and sort of drastic for sure. you w. oliver's now in surfside, florida. tonight oliver, thank you. the trouble organisation and its long time chief financial officer today pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. new york prosecutors are accusing truck organization, cfo alan wizell burg, personally, avoiding taxes on $1700000.00 of income drums company allegedly ran a quote, sweeping and all d

speaking about the 1st flight of the afghan interpreters arriving in the us and in the morning east coast time at fort lee for dinners and their families on that flight will arrive later this morning. east coast time. at fort lee, virginia. this white house initiative aims to ensure the safe relocation of afghans who have worked for the united states over the course of the past 2 decades. many public servants at the department of state defense, homeland security and health human services. plus many from our mission staff here and are doing wise refuge out standing team. while the relocation aspect of operation allies refuge is new. this is not, of course, a new program. all these travelers qualified under existing legislation for special emigrant pieces and were fully vetted and interviewed by our consular staff. the 2009 afghan allies protection act makes clear our country's commitment to those who served alongside us at great personal risk to themselves, into their families, under its terms, afghan nationals who have worked for or on behalf of the united states government. and it were f

spells, lengthy spells of sunshine, temperatures responding, up to the low 20s for many of us, away from the east coastit could stay quite carrier. in response to the sunshine, we see high to very high levels of pollen. into wednesday, that low pressure still close by enough to threaten some showers in the south and east, this week with a front brushing its way to the north—west but very few showers in comparison to what we had yesterday, and today, therefore temperatures leaping more up into the mid 20s, potentially across southern parts of england and wales. and then, high pressure starts to build and that will bring a settled end to the week of weather, so with lengthy spells of sunshine and some real warmth coming through, it is if you'd like that sort of weather, an improving picture with more sunshine coming through. thank you. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. england's european dream ended in heartbreak after losing on penalties to italy at wembley last night. their first major international tournament final in 55 years. manager gareth southgate says he accepts res

us. >>> barreling at the east coast bringing rain and wind and the threat of tornadoes to the carolinason died in florida when a falling tree had a driver. >>> no more survivors expected in the surfside, collapse. now this is a recovery mission and not search and rescue. >>> if you live in marin county , new drought water restrictions start next week. you can only use sprinklers spr once a week. drip irrigation allowed twice a week. >>> tonight the san francisco unified school district will hold its final town hall to talk about the return to full in-person learning in the fall. stf d stts ar we he pangrk inthe richmond, san rafael bridge both directions. expect minor delays. this is the toll plaza looking good. >>> vaccinated americans no longer need a negative covid-19 test for a hawaiian vacation. the state is dropping the test requirement as of today because of increasing vaccination rates. you need to upload your vaccine card to the travel website ahead of the trip. >>> close call for one family in utah. a hoverboard caught fire in a home last month. a home security camera capture

an assault on colonial pipeline in the us disrupted almost half of the east coast fuel supply in may. the world's largest meet supplier j b s, had to pay $11000000.00 to resume its american operations last month. and last week, around 500 co op supermarkets were forced to shut in sweden. they were affected by an attack on one of the chains. software suppliers in florida. ransomware attacks were estimated to cost american victims around 1400000000 dollars last year. the. all right, let's bring in our guess in birmingham, michigan, richard steen and chief research analyst at i t harvest. richard is also author of the books there will be cyber war and cyber defense countering targeted attacks in toronto, albania, clear minority founder and ceo of pen geo wire group, a geopolitical consultancy, and geneva defined to get chief executive officer of cyber peace institute. stefan has led projects to counter cyber crime and online terrorism. a warm welcome to you all. thanks for joining us today on inside story. richard, let me start with you today. i just like to take a step back for a moment

of course, there are many older buildings of that type along the east coast of the us and many of them are checked right now are inspected. 40 of them just in this county where we are. the problem is that we've learned, we've learned that lesson from, from surf side is knowing the damages of a building doesn't necessarily mean that they're being fixed in the hopes that many people have right now is that some legal action will follow. i spoke to a board member of another condominium building and she told me that they should force owners to sell their apartments if they can't afford the repairs, which would certainly be a very tough measure. but perhaps one to avoid a situation like we've seen here in source. drastic for sure. you w. oliver's now with the website florida. tonight oliver, thank you. the trump organization and its long time chief financial officer today pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. new york prosecutors are accusing truck organization cfo alan wizell burg, personally, avoiding taxes on $1700000.00 of income drums company allegedly ran a quote, sweeping and own d

of course, there are many older buildings of that type along the east coast of the us and many of them are checked right now are inspected. 40 of them just in this county where we are. the problem is that we've learned, we've learned that lesson from, from surf side is knowing the damages of a building doesn't necessarily mean that they're being fixed in the hopes that many people have right now is that some legal action will follow. i spoke to a board member of another condominium building and she told me that they should force owners to sell their apartments if they can't afford the repairs, which would certainly be a very tough measure. but perhaps one to avoid a situation like we've seen here and source, drastic for sure. you w. oliver's now with the trip side, florida. tonight oliver, thank you. the trump organization and its long time chief financial officer today pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. new york prosecutors are accusing truck organization, cfo alan wizell burg, personally, avoiding taxes on $1700000.00 of income drums company allegedly ran a quote, sweeping and

most of the bay area in green, north bay, east bay peninsula, and south bay with moderate air quality for the coast. looking good with our wildfires burning around us the tahoe area as well as pl through oregon, most of the country, even the east coast, dealing with that smoke. this is concerning because we could see a change in wind direction with smoke concentration forecast and could see by sunday some of the smoke starting to drift into the bay area. here we are for monday. it does look worse on tuesday. hopefully our weather models are wrong because we do not need to see any smoke but we'll be watching that closely for you. daytime highs for peninsula, mid 70s in san mateo, south bay, 78 san jose with that sunshine, 89 concord, 91 antioch, tri valley low to mid 80s. 63 san francisco, 68 oakland, north bay mid 70s to mid 80s, 86 santa rosa, 94 in ukiah. temperatures are holding steady for the most part, a little bit warmer for south bay as we head into our weekend in san jose. inland east bay warming up friday and saturday, north bay a little bit cooler by end of the week into early next week and upper 50s low 60s along the coast. let's check w

us with a look ahead. and also with those on the east coast can expect. yeah, that's right. all eyes right now. this weekend are on tropical storm elsa. it has been downgraded because it's seeing sustained winds at 70 miles per hour. >> tropical storm watches already in effect for jamaica and cuba as this storm now inches closer toward the gulf of mexico and it looks like it's expected to make landfall in the state of florida, which is what the surfside condo survivors and even those of you who are trying to help out residents in that area. the last thing rescuers need at this time could see along the gulf side of florida, anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain localized higher amounts and they could start noticing and rain impacts from the tropical storm arriving as early as tomorrow. night possibly into monday morning before that storm is expected to make landfall on tuesday. let's take a look at our local bay area forecast. we're noticing the return of that marine layer right onto with temperatures right now in the upper 50's for half moon bay, low 80's for concord and antioch. so we're seeing

east coast. for the bay area specifically, you can see the smoke will thankfully stay away from us, but not a good the east. crazy, crazy pattern. we'll get knew the weather forecast here at home, and we will show you that we've got more fog that is rolling in right now. that's going to set us up with fog and spotty drizzle tomorrow morning. temperatures beginning in the 50s. then, as we roll through the day, temperatures are going to be very, very comfortable. really, right there average to a little bit bow bit below. napa, 81. 60s and 70s from oakland right over toward san francisco. afternoon sea breeze kicking up, 25-30 miles per hour. by sunday's forecast we are watching thunderstorms off to our south and east, >> temperature seems just fine just the way it is. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, live from tokyo, yes! we'll check in with raj who is monitoring the olympic head lives. we'll see you at 11:00. is your family ready for an emergency? two ways to escape your home,at creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safe

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality. uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes in lives already lost, and many more believe likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. meanwhile, the u. s. congress has been hearing from climate and health experts. they are sounding the alarm bells about the disproportional impact of natural disasters. they say lower income communities and minorities of the hardest hit. we know that people of color, particularly black americans, are exposed on average to 2 degrees celsius of temperature, more heat than others. and that rates of mortality among people of color are manifold, greater than others. with black americans being 3 times more likely to die from heat and particularly indigenous peoples in this country. 6 times mart risk. so we have a tremendous amount of stake for health equity, and importantly our economy. and we can do much more drug manufacturer, johnson and johnson, and 3 distributors have agreed to pay $260000000

course we begin in florida with the damage already, and abc's will reeve leading us repteight, elsa has the entire east coast on alert. the storm moving inland after pummeling much of florida over the past 24 hours. images now coming in of extensive damage in jacksonville from a possible tornado. elsa has just made landfall to the northwest, in taylor county. here in the big bend region, as rains come along, flooding is a major concern. >> main road going through horseshoe beach is flooded. got damage to some of the homes. >> reporter: powerful storm surge inundating coastal roads with sea water. high winds peeling back shingles.ell on cars. in gainesville, flooding rains forcing first responders to carry some people from their homes. elsa slammed the keys tuesday, knocking out power to thousands. submerging cars in ft. myers and toppling huge trees in hillsboro county. our ginger zee in tampa. >> just after 4:00 a.m., and elsa just passed about 50 miles west of tampa bay. you can see the bay, with the wind starting to shove in, getting pretty angry. >> reporter: in the waters off key west, the coast guard a

be involved with a virus is running rampant, and wildfire raging in the west and us leave guys hazy on the east coast. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello. nice to see you. the south west monsoon has really been giving a lashing toward the west coast of india. this includes for the financial capital moon. by over the past 7 days, you had picked up a meter and a half of rain and we can expect much of the same as we head toward thursday. i do want to take it toward the bay and then call because we have a disturbance swirling around and that's really dialing up the rainfall as we head toward the northeast of india on thursday. next up are going to southeast asia and you know, across much of the region we are actually going to get some spells of sunshine. but this southwest monsoon is steering some heavy rain toward the philippines in particular for the northern island. so this will include manila on thursday is a pacific a lot going. so we had tie food chem packet make landfall. was the 1st type food to make landfall in china so far this year. but we are also k

in most years, i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. many of these fires are started by accident, but it's a california couple has learned can have devastating consequences during a gender revealed car last year. prosecutor se, refugio and angela. you manners. you just smoke bomb starting the eldorado fire, the kill the firefighter. they've now been charged with manslaughter. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington ah, 4 major drug companies have agreed to pay $26000000000.00 to resolve thousands of claims of their role in the us opioid epidemic. the lawsuits were brought by state and local governments, which accused the companies of letting the pain killers reach addicts through illegal channels, distributors, ameris, force, bergan, cardinal health, and mckesson, along with the manufacturer. johnson and johnson will pay over a number of years. well, here's what one recovering opium

placed as it normally doesn't end up at least in most years, making it all the way to the east coast of the us. many of these fires are started by accident, but it's a california couple has learned can have devastating consequences during a gender revealed car last year. prosecutor se, refugio and angela. you manners, you just smoke bomb, starting the elder auto fire the kill the firefighter. they've now been charged with manslaughter. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington and so inevitably becomes about trying to slow this dramatic escalation in climate change. but there are still big gaps between what has been promised and what's actually being done. want to show you some charts, things from the climate action track, which is an independent group which tracks government climate action against the promises made in the paris climate agreements. so that's always our starting point . oh hi. like the line here. 1.5 degrees. we want to limit

heat wave hitting us on the east coast.ving notification urging to serve power, turn off devices including air-conditioning units or face widespread blackouts from the heat. and despite a surge in crime in new york city is not hiring additional officers, the city instead agreeing to shift 200 officers from death duty to the streets. the department will receive $200 billion. statute honoring princess diana on what would have been her 50th birthday. the ceremony will honor the late princess. i'm sure much of the focus will be on william and harry as they are reportedly on bad terms and have barely spoken since their grandfather's prince philip's funeral in april. steve: let's see what happens with those two. brian: returning to several legal bombshells. you have bill cosby waking up at home after pennsylvania's high court throws out sexual assault conviction. steve: just hours later a judge denies britney spears. ainsley: he's free and she's not. >> sadly denies any wrongdoings and the lawyer says prosecutors were correcting

good air quality for north bay, east bay peninsula, as well as south bay, moderate air quality for the coast. with westerly winds pushing smoke to our east and away from us but as we look to the end of our weekend we will start to see changes, a change in wind direction out of the east and that could bring more smoke into the bay area as we look to sunday, monday, and even into tuesday. watching this very closely for you again by the end of our weekend and early next week, we could see smoke drift back into the bay area, monitoring that very closely. let's check our daytime highs, peninsula, mid 70s in san mateo, south bay, upper 70s in san jose, inland east bay from concord, 91 antioch and brentwood, tri valley, low to mid 80s. 63 in san francisco, catching clearing and sunshine this afternoon inland at least for the east bay. shoreline, mid 60s in alameda, upper 60s oakland and san leandro. north bay mid 70s to mid 80s later today topping out at 94 in ukiah. around the bay, not a lot of change, similar conditions through the next days. san jose you will see daytime highs in the 80s starting for our weekend and early next week. inland east bay, warming

yesterday you were showing us the map showing the trajectory of all that smoke making it all the way to the east coast up in the jet stream. it's hitching a ride on that and going to the east coast. we're going to see the same scenario, the eastern seaboard getting the smoke. >> no smoke here. >> none for us. the way the fog pattern is blowing, it's keeping it away from the bay area. super, super enjoyable outside. you can see we are looking at lots of blue sky out here across the east bay, walnut creek. it was warm inland, but we weren't at the 105-degree category. thankfully wi place. some 60s are rolling 11:00. a nice break from the fog. temperatures got up into the mid and upper 60s today. currently, 64 degrees. a little breezy there, winds out of the west-northwest at 18. lots of 50s, fog coming back as we move through later on tonight. as we move into the forecast, do expect the best chance of the fog near the coast and the bay. it doesn't look extremely widespread and temperatures are going to be pretty much the same throughout the bay area. lots of mid-50s, especially over the tri valley, peni

thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> time now, 5:28 on the east coast.ed, this year we celebrated our independence day as our founding fathers were being erased from the nation they created. dr. carol swain has an important history lesson for all of us, after this. >> welcome back. this year we marked independence day after a year of watching the names of our founding fathers stripped from monuments, schools and just about everything else across the country. joining me no weigh is former 1776 commission member, dr. carol swain. carol, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you. i'd like to say that the 1776 commission is still at work. we didn't decommission ourselves because of the executive order. >> all right. that's good to know. i do want to get to this as far as the statue, we saw it all last year, statues being ripped down, things being burned, names of schools being changed. they're basically trying to rewrite history here. so what's going to happen for the next generation when the founding fathers are more or less jussie raced from ever

us. millions of people on the u.s. east coast are bracing for impact as tropical storm elsa closes in on florida's gulf coast. the storm briefly strengthened to a hurricane tuesday before losing power as it approached the coast. el elsa is expected to make landfall in florida's big bend area. here is a look at conditions near tampa where they are still feeling the impact of the outer bands. forecasters are especially concerned about the threat of deadly storm surge and as well as heavy rain, wind and possible tornadoes. tyler mauldin has been tracking this storm and joins us now. talk to us about what you are seeing. >> it is a 70-mile-per-hour storm now. and even though it hasn't made landfall, it just paralleled the coast of florida, we've seen some big impacts especially along the west coast in the form of heavy rain, we've seen some tornado warnings be issued as well. we still have a tornado watch in effect for portions of the peninsula of florida. and you can see that the storms are really getting a punch right now over the

, however now we have a tropical storm off the east coast of japan, which tropical storm off the east coast ofjapan, which has been coming and it towards usng with artery. tennis had a delayed start today, delayed start for the triathlon. however, it has suited the surfing events off the coast because the ways went too good for the first couple of days of competition. the storm coming and has built up bigger swells so they are enjoying big waves on the coast, and so much so that they moved forward the finals to today. sarah, thank you very much for that. we will check in with you later throughout the day. sarah mulkerrins, oursports later throughout the day. sarah mulkerrins, our sports reporter in tokyo. we have seen extreme weather in the past few weeks. representatives of 50 nations have met for what they british government because critical discussions ahead had (speaks other language) to be held in glasgow in november. alec i was very disappointed that we did not reach agreement on the transition to phase out of unabated coal use, and obviously we need to continue working with all partners and all countries to make sure that we do com

east of us. but as winds come down the coast at times you might notice a little haze over the next couple of mornings as we begin to see the cooling changes. not much cooling tomorrow. but by the time we get to monday's forecast, notice the impact of the sea breeze. temperatures inland now mid- to upper 80s. that is the big drop in temperatures. and the good news is it should stick around future a while as high pressure moves out. trough of low pressure approaches the west coast, which means the ocean air conditioning should be ongoing. once we get to monday, things for the valleys do look considerably cooler. so for san francisco, looking from upper 60s to mid 60s for the middle part of the week. valley areas tomorrow inland east bay, tri-valley, morgan hill should see a noticeable drop in temperatures monday and tuesday. the afternoon this time of year should be mid- to upper 80s. we're finally getting closer to average as we get towards the middle part of the week. one more day to go. >> more than halfway through the current heatwave. that's good news. anthony joins us with a look ahead in sports.

us. fog tomorrow morning, widespread at coast. moving into the east bay. contra costa county, spotty drizzle. and cloud cover san jose and gilroy and little bit in the north bay. clears out fast. 10:30 everybody getting sunshine except the immediate coastline and fog in san francisco. all in all, good day moving in. start off with temperatures in 50s. used to this, 56 for the south bay, tri-valley at 54. 56 for the east bay. mid-50s for san francisco and low 50s north bay. through the afternoon, a carbon copy. no changes in the forecast tomorrow. nothing drastic. 60s on the coastline, napa and santa rosa at 80. concord is 86. get away from the bay and warmer with 87 in morgan hill. thursday, that's day when everything changes. brentwood is hottest location, up to 104 on thursday. potentially 107 on friday, 106 on saturday. slow cooldown here, 105 on sunday. next week, low 90s there. brentwood, antioch, pittsburgh number one hottest. sunday down to 92, much more comfortable next week. san francisco in the seven-day forecast, 70s thursday, friday, saturday,

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yorktown in 1781 the journey from rocha fort to yorktown was the beginning of a trip up the east coast of the us with stops in major cities along the way over the next hour. we'll see remarks from american and french government representatives interviews with crew members and will observe scenes and arrival ceremony. when we arrived on june 5th, jeremy own was just emerging from the fog. you are here now. here you here here's that rig right turn but the left right? back left, right forward that then right that right. that right. i'm tom shepard chairman of the york county board of supervisors. on behalf of my fellow board members is an honor to welcome you to the beautiful waterfront as we celebrate the arrival of hermione a replica of a ship that was that brought the marquis de lafayette to america to assist us and our fight for independence in 1780. we are all here today to welcome the captain of the crew of the ermione and also to celebrate the human spirit and the drive to achieve which is evident when you look at the pier and see the ermione docked. however, we're also here to celebrate a m

of course, there are many older buildings of that type along the east coast of the us and many of them are checked right now are inspected. 40 of them just in this county where we are. the problem is that we've learned run the lesson from from 3rd side is knowing the damages of a building doesn't necessarily mean that they're being fixed in the hopes many people have right now is that some legal action will follow. i spoke to a board member of another condominium building and she told me that they should force owners to sell their apartments if they can't afford the repairs, which would certainly be a very tough measure. but perhaps one to avoid a situation like we've seen here in search. drastic for sure. you. w. oliver's elegant curbside florida. tonight, oliver, thank you. the trump organization and its long time chief financial officer today pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. new york prosecutors are accusing truck organization cfo alan wizell burg, personally, avoiding taxes on $1700000.00 of income drums company allegedly ran a quote, sweeping and old daisha scheme to keep

us. one of friends which east coast has been getting involved as much as he can social media talking to media as well. let's hear from him now. >> he is a very strong so although it has been while since he was seen. it's still quite positive. everybody who knows him thinks that if he is lying with the broken make somewhere. he still probably alive because it's he's one of the most kind of physically impressive people. anybody has ever he's a very, very strong runner and hiker. he's also just a wonderful person. i think a big part of the reason that the search has taken off so much. is that he has lots of friends who are deeply devoted to him. it really want him to come home safe. >> and so hearing that, you know, the fact that they know him so well. they believe he's still alive with everything they have search and rescue crews with the state, local agencies it will be interesting to see at what scale, if any at all this morning, they will go out and search for full up yet again on day 5 at some point i will drive to the command center and let you know what i see. but for now, volunteers from

we've talked about that city yellows on the east coast. that's us that's from us. and like i said earlier, i suspect the smoke is going to be beautiful shot that smoke is going to make its way to europe here if it already hasn't and just keep going right or on the globe on the jet stream. when i come back, we're going to get going with the forecast the five day forecast, but more specifically what you can expect where you live for tomorrow and right through the bay area weekend. all right, bill. thank you. oakland police say officers were able to peacefully disperse this sideshow over the weekend. this is video from the citizen app. police say about 50 cars gathered at about 11 30 saturday night at the intersection of foothill boulevard and 47th avenue. no reports of any arrests. resumedr citywide crackdown on this illegal activity. we're learning more details now, about a decades long proposal to implement congestion pricing in downtown san francisco. right now. the idea is only in the initial stages with a study being done by the city, but if it's approved, drive

of course, there are many older buildings of that type along the east coast of the us and many of them are checked right now are inspected. 40 of them just in this county where we are. the problem is that we've learned, we've learned that lesson from, from sir side is knowing the damages of a building doesn't necessarily mean that they're being fixed in the hopes that many people have right now is that some legal action will follow. i spoke to a board member of another condominium building and she told me that they should force owners to sell their apartments if they can't afford the repairs, which would certainly be a very tough measure. but perhaps one to avoid a situation like we've seen here in source, drastic for sure. you w gulliver's analysis, surfside, florida. tonight oliver, thank you. the trump organization and its long time chief financial officer today pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges. new york prosecutors are accusing truck organization, cfo alan wizell burg, personally, avoiding taxes on $1700000.00 of income drums company allegedly ran a quote, sweeping and all d

does in those 12 states will be different than what business does particularly on the east or west coast. stay with uscs. the 19—year—old stepped up after some biles withdrew from the event. now to scotland. these pictures show basking sharks making fin—to—fin contact with eather other as part of their courtship with each other as part of their courtship and relationships. it's the first time this has been observed. scientists in scotland made the discovery after attaching cameras to a group of sharks. here's one of the researchers. we nearly fell off our chairs we saw the footage. basking sharks, the second largest shark in the world were incredibly lucky to have them here in our british waters and for any of your viewers, they are not dangerous. they have small tiny teeth and are not interested in eating people. one reason why they might be serious for breeding and no one really knows anything about shark breeding. about a basking shark breeding. about a basking shark breeding. about a basking shark breeding. and in order to find out more, we find out these fantastic cameras. these are one of the ca

east coast. much of the country area and it's all because of that pacific ocean breeze for us as we take you hour by hour on future cast. you can see the skies clearing as we go through the day inland and for parts of the bay. that cloud cover will stick around along the coast. into tonight and tomorrow we will see that surge of low clouds and areas of fog come backn. the sunrise at 6:04 and the sunset at 8:27. checking daytime highs for the peninsula. 73 in sateoon. thuth ba upper 70's. santa clara anfosajo for the iny, concord in the mid-80s's. for pleasant hill, low 90's for antioch and brentwood. mi70's to low 80's for the tri valley. a cool day for you, daley city. looking at daytime highs in the upper 60's. oakland, san leandro and for the north bay upper 70's to the low and mid-80s's. 94 in lake port. here is the seven day forecast. san francisco and for oakland and you can see we are looking at temperatures holding steady for the most part just a little warmer for the weekend. just by a few degrees. same story for san jose as we go through the next several days. for inland east bay, you c

residents say climate change say they have been doing a lot to reduce water use recently. in wisconsin and parts of the east coast. thousands of people are still without power as the cleanup gets underway. reporter c. j poppa has a look now at the destruction. widespread storm damage across parts of the midwest and east coast today. two tornadoes touching down in bucks county, pennsylvania thursday night, knocking over trees and sending debris flying heavy rain, also leading to severe flooding on streets and roadways. at least five people were injured as the tornado struck homes and businesses in eastern pennsylvania. the strong winds damaged a mobile home park and caused an auto dealership building to collapse. it was course flipped in other sections again, trees in the houses, so we wanted to make sure that there was no one trapped. no one was hurt. in southeastern wisconsin, people are beginning to clean up process after the national weather service confirmed at least four tornadoes touched down early thursday, a storm knocking over trees and power lines and sending debris flying. you know what? we were always

. >> and a lot of us on the east coast looked up and said, wait, what is that i can't believe it madet all the way to the east coast. >> absolutely. and it's going stay. as of this morning, 5:30 a.m., new york city the second worst air quality of any major city in the world. >> really? >> because of this smoke >> that smoke, wow >> and it's going to hang around a little while longer. this thing is really a big deal and a big cause of problems. look at this across the great lakes and all the way into the northeast, that smoke hanging in there here is the smoke forecast for today. it makes a -- kind of an alley-oop up over the dakotas, down across chicago, cincinnati, finally clears out today here in new york, but down to raleigh and washington, d.c., they're going to be seeing this. and this system, especially the big fires out west could create their own weather systems. pyro cumulonimbus clouds the fire heats the air at the surface, the air rises, cools into the clouds, those clouds can reach 50,000 feet creating high winds and lightning, behaving like a thunderstorm electric charger

. >>> welcome or well come back. 5:26 on the east coast thanks for joining us you.retty good to kickoff the second half of the year we are seeing futures up a bit dow futures up 100 nasdaq has come off positive dow futures were up 100 points the jobless claims, weekly numbers, ahead of the numbers for employment tomorrow. that will be the driver. all of the eyes on the questfed. >>> as good as it has been, here is something that is also random, but interesting. it is the 15th best start to the year for the s&p 500 hard to believe given we're up 15%. if you, tonight, want to wow your friends with your market knowledge mastery, tell them that the best start to a year was a 58% surge back in 1933 if you care and if you don't, we will give them to you. here are the rest of the top four 1975, s&p rose 39% '43, 26% 1 1987, 25%. there we are at 14.4%. you were feeling good about it until it was the 15th best start. not terrible speaking of down, bond yields are flat to going down from the highs in march we are seeing the benchmark 10-year under 1.5% the latest cnbc stock r

east coast. thanks for joining us. >>> here is how your money is looking right now. a touch we are starting the week from a position of strength strong like ox s&p 500 and nasdaq and nasdaq 100 trading at record highs. dow trying for the fifth winning session in a row we don't know what will happen, but if it goes up, that is five in a row let's look at the crypto they have been weak and volatile a move higher in bitcoin today bitcoin is up to 34,240. ethereum at 2,277. >>> the single big stock story of the day is didi in china. they continue to crackdown on the tech sector. this is the uber of china. the big ride hailing company and shares are down 22%. they just went public in america. this after reports that regulators in china called on the company to delay the u.s. ipo and force the company to pull the app from app stores in china over the weekend several other companies in beijing are in the cross-hair there is you heard eunice yoon talk about it earlier if you did not, it is about the detail of the mapping software that the companies have. we have google maps

east bay, coast, and for the south bay. the westerly winds pushing that smoke away from us and to our east.end of our weekend. this is on sunday. we are going to start to see a bit of haze for the east bay. as we look to monday and for tuesday, you can see some of the smoke pushing into the bay area. at this point we are looking at the hazy skies aloft in upper levels of the atmosphere. at this point still looking good to moderate for air quality though as we look to the next several days. we have our eyes on it and we are monitoring it closely for you. daytime highs along the coast, low 60s. peninsula, mid 70s san mateo. south bay mid 80s, santa clara, san jose. morgan hill 90. inland east bay 95 concord and pleasant hill, 97 antioch, close to triple digit heat in brentwood. 64 in san francisco, 70 alameda, 72 oakland, 87 santa rosa. ukiah, 102 this afternoon. san francisco and oakland, temperatures very similar over the next several days. south bay, san jose, a little bit cooler into early next week with a few clouds, mid level clouds streaming in. inland east bay, down to the 80s by sund