it's a very ort-lived warning, for sure. if yu live anywhere north of 66, falls church, be on t lockout, stay pu stay outside. there's a small indication of some rotation. this is doppler radar indicated. you' aint of a rotation in ourn weather pattern. putting it into motion here, that's going the continue northbound into faiax without, at toward southern montgomery county for you. the rain is intense. the's no doubt abo the fact that it is coming down in buckets out there right now. already, iut you're just a ready to leave home, just wait. wait 15 orin 20es and let this pass by. it's moving north at a good clip. if you're ready to leave and you live near dulles, towards leesburg, you may want to hang tight for a next little bit. i want you to see more clearly at we're talking about here. a little zoom in won't hurt. we'll show you wheretorm is. this is the area, just near falls church. it's not a big circulation on rad radar. but nonetheless, tdre sho be the potential of a spinup there. just keep in mind, if you're in tha

not fla flood warnings. flash flooding is when water rising extremelyr quickly o a short period of time. that's what caused all the damage there. >> right. re is some of the flooding that we've seen out around the poolesville area fm our drive cam a little bit earlier. some of those roads down there are definitely -- our photographer actually had to leave this location to go to ar wateescue happening in montgomery county right now in this same area. onll get you the latest that. look at the roadways down there, guys. rn around, don't drown. out there towards reston, still just a nightmare o an evening commute across our region. plenty of rain around the area. look a the rainfall right now. heaviest rainfall from carroll county where there is a flash flood warning. i'll zoom into a couple of locations. first off, down around fairfax county, montgomery county, bethesda seeing heavy rainfall. woodbridge, very heavy rainfall there. buoy towards lanham and fedex field. rain continues to not done just yet. a littl

we have aevere thunderstorm warning now for calvert county. two warnings today in ourrea.the storm made its way through and the other now forer ca county. that is the area that is seeing a lot ofest rain with lightning associated with it. had pretty good wind gusts gusting upwards of 40 to 50r miles our. this all moves through over the next couple of house, and as it does so we'lleaee thingsy improve. we'll see the sun come back out and we'll see a n realle night for the game. here it was for a while ago. know they had the tarp out for sure. this is about the time that they were supposed to be out there practice.ting no batting practice today. as a rest of all of the rain that we saw outhere on the field. now we had t tarp up there on the field. that's not a problem. also the grass. you think about how much rain. we've seen about an inch this. grass is made to drain very efficiently so not worried about that again. isould be a nice night for the game. s kind of like yesterday whereas it was extremely hot and humid. shers came through in the home run derby tonight and went

we have a flash flood warning in effect and a severe thunderstorm warning for the most southern parts of the county that's going to go for about another 14 minutes before it because of that line back to the west, the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm watch for everybody., guhis is going to go until 10:00 p.m. tonight. we haven't seen any activity for the most part here in washington in parts of montgomery, frederick county, prince george's county. that's going to be moving in as the evening wears on. because of the potential for heavy rain and all the rain we've had this pas week, a flash flood watch is in effect until 11:0 p.m. the biggest concern i'm seeing would be flooding issues, also downed trees with gusty windsca e of how saturated the ground already is. i can't rule s oe hail. jim, i'm be walking through this event right around4:15. >> wild way to end the week. amelia and lauryn will be tracking the storms throughout the night. make sure you have our app to getreaking weather alerts. >>> back to the breaking news affecting dozens of families in prinrge's c

evyone in light green is under flood warning. flash flood warning is for parts montgomery. see there frederick just added as i'm going down. alexandria under a flash flood warning. copious amounts of rain coming down very quickly a accumulating very fast. take a look at accumulations so far. rain down towards charles county. see the red. you can ao pretty much say that's about six and a half to seven inches of rain. all the way into prince william. we head out north of the district into montgomery county. 6.4 inches of rain. future cast tomorrow. dry to start. by 1:00 the showers going to sort firing up. could be in forome thunderstorms as well tomorrow evening. scattered, 6:00 p.m. a lot of breaks between the clouds and rain. dry weather and rain. we are going to see the stms. 10:00 p.m. should be wrapping things up. this had a major impact. not only the temperatures. look at 60s neighborhoods. right now at 59 degrees. 69 in washington. if you are heading to the game. keep this in mind. might not be widespread. might get hit with shower or storm. have to watch that closely

authorities are warning beachgoers.e's linsey davis. >> reporter: some terrifying moments today off the coast of fire island new york where two children are now recovering from possible shark bites. >> i saw something next to me and kind of felt pain. and i looked and saw a fin. >> reporter: 12-year-old lola pollina's dad says his daughter was less than ten feet off the shore up to her waist in water when all of the sudden she started to panic. >> i couldn't tell what it was but it was kind of flapping. she came right out of the water with pretty deep lacerations on her leg. >> reporter: these pictures tell the harrowing story, teeth marks on her lower leg. only one hour later, this 13-year-old boy seen here, limping toward the ambulance, emerged from the water after another possible shark attack at a different beach on the island four miles away. >> one of our young campers was on a boogie board, a wave knocked him off and he actually got bit. >> reporter: a piece of tooth was removed from the boy's leg. it is now bein

that's prompted the flood warnings. as you can see, where we're looking ahe orange, the yellow, and the deep reds, that heavier rain has now shifted west of 95. down towarm. prince will they are picking up some very heavy rain. i'm going to check on the accumulations thereust a moment. but areas like spotsyeeania, have five-plus inches of rain. as we move through the couple days, we're not seeing any reprieve. that chance for showers and storms, all the way through st top of next week, and it's going to be widespread. everyone's going to get a shot at more rain. in your headl i'll be tracking another system moving in for your sunday, thec half of your weekend. as a result, we could be in for more rain and thunderstorms. another question,hen are we going to warm back up? wait until you see the temperatures in some surrounding areas because of this rain, and when is the sunshine going to return? all that and more in a moment. back to you,rika. >> got me craving soup tonight. our team coverage of this wet weather continues

they are good trigger warnings, extreme temperatures.sically, to extreme temperatures. they are good trigger warnings, basically, to the general public, to keep an eye on those wise young, old, or have chronic health conditions. you get a prolonged period of daytime temperatures and also night—time temperatures and also night—time temperatures above certain levels. because your body is not properly recovering, this is where it can have big health impacts, then it can have big health impacts, then it can have a knock—on effect on the health service weather warnings are placed. why are they in place? the level three health alert has been put out... let me show you the temperature mark for the day. out... let me show you the temperature mark for the daym this across the country? yes, gets gci’oss this across the country? yes, gets across the country. these are where the temperatures will be a hires today, and this is throw the week, temperatures that e—30 2 degrees by day and well above 16 degrees by night. different parts of the uk have di

i want to show you theatest warnings. parts of howard and carroll county, back to northern loudo county under severe thunderstorm warning. this is going to go until 5:45 tonight. the new severe thunderstorm warng issued for parts of northern anne arundel county, ts ofof baltimore and p the county also in effect until 5:45. these severe thunderstorm warnings are being issued because of strong gusty winds and potential for hail as well. we then head southern loudoun, fairfax, northern prince william and fauquier counties where a severe thunderstorm warning is in effect there unt 5:45. the latest storm reports, all these cie lgcles on your screene wind damage reports. in petersville, thunderstorm wind damage around 4:45 with a tree down on the roadway near the intersectionck causing b roads. we're seeing a lot of these reports across the area. overall, it's this mainline that's going to be the mainin ker tonight, the main weather maker. we're going to be looking atin this m toward the east at 25 miles an hour, moving towards

that is the warning from the alliance of automobile manufacturers, who warned that the ta riffs manufacturerse tariffs donald trump has been threatening for weeks now called raise the price of imported cars by $6,000 and domestic cars by $2000. now these statistics were released ahead of the us government hearing on thursday that saw strong opposition to the tariffs. their part, german car makers have a lot of skin in the game, with heavy investments in us manufacturing facilities, particularly southern state that tend to vote for donald trump's republican party in elections. now they are warning that any new towers could threaten future investment and through that, affect us manufacturing jobs. but the opposition did not do is come from industry. governments around the world a re industry. governments around the world are sounding the alarm as well. canada, mexico and eu all promising to retaliate, and in brussels, they are already preparing for trump to make good on his latest tariff threat. if this would escalate, if the us would impose these car tariffs, that would be very u nfortu nate,

the area thatvehould been under the warning yesterday are under that warning today, and this is dangerous heat wre talkingabout, and this is lasting for almost another four hours. take aurook at y screen. the areas in bright pink here are going to be under that excessive heat warning. that all of prince georges, calvert, anne arundel and m southentgomery and fairfax counties, alexandria, the district anar upnd the baltimore metro area as well. the orange is a less serious heat advisory, but, still, you want to take all of this seriously if you have t be outside and make sure you're drinking lots of water. this is how hot it feelsit now. triple digits pretty much across the board. feeling 107 in washington. about 11es deg in annapolis and 107 in leesburg. this is the first h excessivet warning so far this year. the national weather service did issue that just after 2:00 this afternoon. in addition to that, we'reng seome thunderstorms fire up. in part the potomac helping to d actually he thunderstorms right now. they are actually moving kind of om the northeast to the southwest, a direction

. >>> president trump issued a no holds barred warning to the president of iran. he said, never, ever threaten the u.s. again or you'll suffer consequences that the likes of few have ever suffered before. mr. trump was responding to this warning from rouhani yesterday as he was speaking to iranian diplomats. he said, mr. trump, koedon't pl with the lion's tail. this will only lead to regret. americans should know peace with iran is the mother of all peace and war with iran is the mother of all wars. >>> president trump has also been tweeting about released documents of aaron page. >> reporter: waking up from his bedminster golf course, president trump woke up firing tweets on the blast of his own department of justice after it released pages targeting carter page. it states, quote, the fbi believes that page has been collaborating and conspiring with the russian government. >> this is so ridiculous, it's just beyond words. i've never been an agent of the foreign power by any stretch of the imagination. >> the president tweeted the ridiculously heavily redacted doc

flash flood warning in spots earlier this evening. ntinue in some areas.the incredible amounts of rain we have seen thus far teened er the last f days or so. here you go, flash flood watch remains in eff ot for mostf the viewing area and whereth yo see e darker shades of green, those a flash flood warnings. here is why. you don't see these colors too often showing up on a map like this, especially this widespread in this month. where you see orange showing up on this mapthat's four inches of in. you s some pinks and purples showing up you're talking 7, 8, inches of rain that's fallen in etty much the last 12 hours or s so. thgoing to lead to issues and that's what we've been still have flash flood warnings for manassas fairfax louden and prince william. andut east and montgomery county most of those going toig ht at least. continue to watch that. the radar itself, here l is tittle bit of good news at ast. the heaviest of the rain continues to lift off to the north. zoom on this area. yocan see pretty hefty rain we have to get through, especially central an

tensions of trade: 620 ministers warn of a threat to global growth. the indian government slashes sales tax on more than 50 products. we'll assess the impact on individuals and the government's finances. and on the markets, asian shares dipped on fears of more protectionist measures from the united states, and the dollar fell against major currencies after president trump criticised the federal reserve‘s raising of interest rates. a very warm welcome. finance ministers from the world's 20 biggest economies have issued a stark warning about escalating trade tensions. concluding their meeting at the 620 summit in buenos aires, they said that economic growth around the world could be threatened and they called for greater dialogue. the warning matters because the 620 represents 85% of the world's economy and two—thirds of its population. even before the meeting, the head of the international monetary fund warned it was conceivable that trade tariffs could wipe $430 billion or half a percentage point off the global economy. but since then, us president do

take a look.e' hethe late on the heat warning. this an excessive heat warning for all of the areas here in pink and heat advisory for all of the areas in orange. mheat warningre serious than an advisory, but, still, you want to take it easy n matter where you, are both advisory and warning go until 8:00 tonight. it's feeling about 108 degrees outside ght now, and that's helping to feel these small but impressive thunderstorms. u can see the really bright colors here, one right in northwestshington and one right around the gatesburg area west of 2 and one along 250 into loudon county to the airport there and cou a minor delay out at dulles, and these are actually movingge erally from the east to the west. we'll be tracking all the storms all evening long and the outlook toulrrow on the fourth of what to expect hour by hour, pat, coming up at 5:15. >> thanks,me a. >>> in the midst of the brutal heat fewhousand dominion energy customers suffering without ac. several downed power lines meant no electricity f morean 6,000 homes and bus

warning sign foreident, a real warning sign foasident real warning sign for the free press. >> hallie jackson, thank you. hr>> to the dangerous triplet, floods in the east and heat and fires in the west. nearly 80 million at risk among both cots. the east flash floods washed out roads and bridges forcing rescues while in the west, scorching temperatures are fueling a massive wildfire that's threatening a national treasure. we have it covered with nbc's catie beck in pennsylvania. >> reporter: on the east coastillion under flood watches, rescues before dawn in hershey, pennsylvania. roads inundated as residents try to outrun ring water. >> we grabbed the cats and loaded up and took off. >> reporter: andrew bought his home a nth ago. surrounding flood waedr re but a warning remains. >> there is another storm coming so hopefully it doesn't flood out agn. reporter: others staying put despite a first floor still under water. are you worried about your safety? >> i'm not going to let a little bit of home. me out of my >> reporter: some prepared for the worst. >> we've been here since noon.

british mps are warning that democracy has been plunged into crisis with warnings that voters are beingigns that rely on hatred and misinformation. in a leaked report, they have criticised the actions of technology companies google and facebook. chris's prime minister says he is useful political responsibility for the bushfires which killed more than 80 people around athens. —— he assumes. the opposition has called on the government to apologise for failing to respond quickly enough to the disaster, but the prime minister said the authorities would act quickly to tackle unlicensed residential developments. a group of political parties in pakistan say they have rejected the results of wednesday's general election, alleging widespread rigging. results declared so far show the party of former cricket start imran khan has emerged as the single largest in parliament. pakistan's election commission has dismissed allegations of manipulation. and britain and ecuador say they are in talks about the future of the wikileaks founder, julian assange, who has been living in the ecuadorian embassy in

a warning, it contains repeated flash phtography.pera, at the end of yet another bruising brexit week. theresa may is finally starting her holidays with mozart's the magic flute, in the city of his birth. she's the guest of austria's chancellor, sebastian kurz. in a session of talks earlier, she tried to persuade him to urge a softer brexit stance from the entire eu side. but, at this particularly tense moment, both deliberately said very little publicly. and i hope that we can find a way that also after the brexit, the relations between the uk and austria and the relations between the uk and the european union remain very strong. we are delivering on the vote that the british people made. they chose to leave the european union and we will deliver. so, could austria prove to be a british ally? this is a country both highly conservative and eurosceptic. hostile to migrants from outside the eu, but not to freedom of movement inside it. tonight, austria's foreign minister told me brexit has now pushed her country deeper into european un

it's your first warning. thank you. >> -- again camping on the sidewalks, and as the week went along, there were several tents that were encamped on the sidewalks and both sides of the street. on the night of the incident, we -- after we cleared the -- the streets, there were approximately 25 tents that were tagged and bagged by the department of public works, so i said we had received numerous complaints by the public, including public urination, cooking on the sidewalks, and numerous incidents of disturbing the peace. starting on the 2nd, our officers and central captain went to the location and admonishments were given by a central area sergeant to advised the people that were camping in the streets in the tents that it was against section 647 (e) and that continued action could lead to their arrest. that started on july 2. it continued throughout the week. almost all of these admonishments were captured on body worn cameras, but there were a few that weren't. but the majority of them were. and also, these

another big company warning about brexit in the guardian.t some hard figures from the company. a lot of what we have heard has been finger in the air stuff up to now. jaguar have spent 50 billion in the uk overthe jaguar have spent 50 billion in the uk over the last five and another 80 planned. it could cost itself over a billion in profits. this does need to be nailed down. if the cabinet meeting was not important before, this is the reason, we need something concrete. for the car industry, many companies have been very vocal about their concerns. nissan, renault, because of course from their view, they're hit on so many fronts. all the components they need to make the cars and the export, they're struggling anyway with the change in the value of sterling. yes and that is one reason the german economy could be under pressure, they're so reliant on their own pressure, they're so reliant on theirown car pressure, they're so reliant on their own car industry. now wimbledon and the world cup. we have so wimbledon and the world cup. we have so m

plus — global growth under threat — the head of the wto warns of the economic damage of a looming trade markets in asian got off to a cautious start earlier today as investors remain nervous ahead of tomorrows deadline for us tariffs on chinese imports. we start in strasbourg where the european parliament will vote later on a huge shake—up of copyright law. it has sparked a major row between the publishing, music and film industries on the one side — and the tech giants on the other. web pioneer sir tim berners lee is among those warning it could even mean the end of the internet as we know it. so what's it all about? it's called the european copyright directive. article 13 would require all digital platforms to stop users uploading copyrighted material — whethertext, music, orvideo. or pay to license the material. this would mean sites like youtube, facebook or tumblr sharing revenues with publishers — youtube already does this to an extent— and being liable if their users infringe copyright. the plan has been welcomed by the music, film and tv industry — but it's highly controversial

president donald trump has warned iran never to threaten the united states again warning it will provoke consequences which quote few throughout history have suffered trumps tweet came just hours after iranian president hassan rouhani warned of that trumps hostile policies or leading to the mother of all wars iran has faced increased economic pressure and possible sanctions following the u.s. withdrawal from the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal shelob ellis has. with television as their platform a ratcheting up of three it's between iran's president hassan rouhani and the trumpet ministration on sunday secretary of state mike compare spent a full twenty six minutes criticizing rouhani and his leadership the ayatollah are in on the act to. judging by their bass well they seem more concerned with riches than religion these hypocritical holy men advice all kinds of cricket's games to become some of the wealthiest men on earth while their people suffer as the us administration is attacking iran from multiple angles in may president trump withdrew from the twenty fifteen nuclear court in

there was a warning.l, that the people, the workers, should all go out immediately. i was just getting up from my place and, suddenly, i heard an explosion. and, black. i don't see anything. after some time, i heard somebody was coughing. isaid, oh, there's another one living. newsreel: men of the army and the police were working with cranes, bulldozers, drills and shovels, to reach the unfortunate victims still buried in the wreckage. i knew there would be many, many, many dead. victims, terrible, terrible. i started to cry. the latest casualty lists included 65 killed, 47 injured and 58 missing. my boss, he was a very nice man, and he was killed in the attack. of course, i was angry at who did it. i didn't know, until they told me it was the etzel. the etzel was one of thejewish groups who were against the british. they wanted the british to go out, but that wasn't the right way to do it. no, i can't agree. i worked for the british till they left. three months, they gave me salary. i got compensation, a

tensions of trade — 620 trade ministers warn of a threat to global growth.ive from london, that's our top story on monday 23rd july. a risk to the global economy — that's the warning from 620 ministers after they conclude a two—day meeting in argentina. they say that rising global trade tensions could hurt economic growth. more in a moment. also in the programme — mining giant bhp billinton feels the heat — the miner receives a lawsuit from the federal court of australia regarding the 2015 samarco dam disaster in brazil where 20 people died. bhp says it will fight the legal action. and we'll be getting the inside track on the company will also be looking at the markets. and we'll be getting the inside track on the company that's taking the centre stage at weddings across the uk. in just six years, prezola has become the country's most popular website to buy gifts for that special day. we'll find out their secret. and staying with the wedding theme. today we want to know — what's the best and most bizarre wedding gifts you've received or been asked to get? le

an amber heatwave warning for parts of england as temperatures continue to soar. people are being warned to stay out of the sun at the hottest times of the day. struggling. we have a meeting just now and we had to escape the office. we don't have a con, it's broken. now and we had to escape the office. we don't have a con, it's brokenm was good for the first five days and after that everyone has gone a bit loopy now — — after that everyone has gone a bit loopy now —— air conditioning. we'll have the latest on the heatwave from around the uk — with warnings from farmers that crops are parched to the bone — also this lunchtime, three men are arrested over a suspected acid attack on a three—year—old boy in worcester. labour are facing calls from some of their own mps to strengthen their rules on anti—semitism. the waste illusion: claims that some rubbish sent abroad for recycling is just buried in landfill. a century ago, the uk's largest world war i memorial was created in the lake district. join me a little later to find out how the national trust are marking that

re the or of national intelligence warned last week the warning lights are blinking d over a russian cyberattack. could impose sanctions on russia if it thinks this is going on now. james: what we -- we have seen the dynamic already in this administration where congress imposed some additional sanctiars in trump's first and the president has declined to implement them. congress would really need to be able to become much more engaged on these issues than it has to date. laura: the great unanswered question is what president trump and president putin talked about rin their more than two-h private meeting without, apparently, a notetaker. edthe president refeo that and how long it went on. how significant could that meeting be? james: hugely significant, and we don't know what they said. pretty nmal for us not to know. the problem is the national security advisor did not kno what was said, the secretary of state did not know what was said. whatever president trump told them about what he said in the meeting, they can't really believe it. laura: do you think it was his national surity t

. >>> and a new warning about summer vacation scams. travel fraud is soaring. you think you booked a place in paradise and it's not what you expected. tonight, buyer beware. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from los angeles as we welcome viewers in the west. we begin with the tour boat disaster in missouri where tonight all 17 of those killed have been recovered from the now calm waters of a branson area lake, more than half of them from one family. the same waters last night whipped into a frenzy by a violent summer storm. the waves overwhelming the amphibious vessel better known as a duck boat. the victims including many children unable to escape before the boat vanished below the surface. tonight, there is shock, sadness and many questions about why the boat was on the lake in the face of an oncoming storm. our kerry sanders has the latest. >> reporter: today, a grim recovery effort as divers pulled four more bodies from table rock lake. the tragedy that left 17 people dead including nine members of one family and d

despite the warnings, it is still weather to be enjoyed — with care. the warnings, it is still weatherrelj the warnings, it is still weather to be enjoyed - with care. i find sleeping difficult. i find it's very hot. i'm drinking more water and using ice, which we don't usually bother. the problem for us, i think it better than cold wind and rain. in clacton on the essex coast, where shade was scarce, keeping cool and guarding against sun burn were essential. especially with the forecast for even hotter days ahead. the heatwave is also causing problems for farmers who are concerned about their crops and livestock. the national farmers' union said that crops are ‘parched to the bone' with livestock farmers having to use winter rations to keep their animals fed. danny savage reports from selby in north yorkshire. in this parched field on the edge of the vale of york, all humans are welcome — because they bring food. these cows should be eating the grass, but no rain means it hasn't grown, so they have to eat baled feed — highly unusual in summer and very expensive. i've never known anyth

the imf warned the eu can expect to see a all in gdp of 1.5%. uk's closest neighbor, ireland, will suffer even more because of its shared border and close trade ties. if you hit the gdp parallel with britain's at nearly 4%. plantrst waste to energy is opening. it ain't the tackle a growing waste burden in the capital and whose power supply in the country. not everyone is pleased. the 50-year-old dumpsite is a lifeline for local residents these if this cap which are recyclable waste. reporter: this mountain of rubbish. with some 300,000 tons of waste and enough -- ending up here every year. the newly built plant is set to turn garbage in a gold by generating energy from the methane arises from it. >> you are talking about 185 gigawatt hours of electricity generated input to the main grid. lights will bed from this facility. the 120 million dollars project is a collaboration between the ethiopian government and a british company. officials say the plan will hire 1500 people. not everyone is excited about the prospect. finding value in the rubbish

what are the details of the g20 warnings? where does the warning appeared to be aimed? >> it does appear very much aimed at president trump and the u.s.. the warning is that while global growth is still robust, it could be threatened. the statement highlighted particularly heightened trade is geopolitical tension. specifically mentioning trading tariffs. the march statement did not mention trade at all. this is clearly something that has come about since the tariffs the u.s. started imposing on china, but also more generally. this really does appear very targeted toward the u.s.. it did have the u.s. on the defensive. steven mnuchin really had answering to do. he tried to take down these fears, particularly the currency war fears. still, it was the talk of the g20. nejra: good day to you. meanwhile, president trump has lost -- launched a new attack against iran. what is the significance of this? >> he is warning iran there would be unspecified serious doesquences if iran continue its nuclear program or make threats against the u.s.. iran has threatened -- rouhani threat

earlier, president rouhani warned the u.s. not to oilaten his nation's experts saying america would be sorry if it reimposed sanctions. let us keep our discussion on oil. simon, the problem is i am not sure what to do with this. you are and oil analyst. let me show you this chart of iran's crude outputs. simon: if you look at the materiality of what sanctions 1.5 millionabout barrels per day. at a time when coal is over and above what the iaea expected, the problem is we just do not know if the diplomatic playbook of threatening a foreign leader which seemingly has worked in north korea in terms of bringing them to the negotiating table, whether it will work with iran where there are very different dynamics. francine: how does that work for the petrodollars? reporter: the rise and fall we saw earlier this year was not appreciated in norway or canada. canada is with nafta and the trade talks and the fdi outlook. -- ifs mean that if oil the sanctions come into play, then we could start to see those currencies ticket back in but

(gayle)the red flag warning is in effect until 11 tonight. live in walnut creek, gayle ong kron4 news ella sogomonian is live in san rafael kicking off day one of the marin county fair with those reminders...(jrs) ella temperatures have soared out there today..how hot is it out there tonight? yeah it was more than 90 degrees for much of the day here and there was a heat advisory that just ended plus a high fire danger warning in effect until 11 oclock tonight for the north bay hills... regardless of the heat a lot of people came out for the first day of the fair. (ella) (ella)i noticed many of them came prepared with sunscreen hats loose light colored clothing. when it gets this hot it can be dangerous especially for children and seniors. the national weather service recommends to check up on them if they dont have ac at home, dont leave kids or pets in a car, and if outdoors like here at the fair limit strenuous activity and stay hydrated! so i caught up with a guy working at this event for hours who was ready with a reusable canister of wat

and the met office is warning temperatures could rise up to 35 degrees celsius this week.he heat means many farmers are struggling to provide enough food and water for their livestock. now we are having to feed the winter forage that we've kept back for winter, and there's going to be a shortage of straw. it could be quite an expensive winter. we'll be looking at the impact of the hot weather, and whether it's a sign of things to come. also tonight... the foreign secretary warns his german counterpart a no—deal on brexit could damage relations with the eu for a generation. the toddler attacked at a retail park, and how the paramedic learnt the child was the victim of a suspected acid attack. it's horrific, absolutely horrific. we just thought that maybe he'd come into contact with some sort of chemical, but to find out afterwards that that was the case, it's shocking. the home secretary is criticised for not blocking the death penalty in america for two is suspects from london. and the boy who dreamed of wearing the yellowjersey — geraint thomas is on course to become the

number of dam bursts in recent years devastating farmland in nearby villages environmentalist have warnedof irreparable damage to downstream areas. we can now speak to tom for therapy who is in focus and in southern england he's talking to us via skype he is a journalist and filmmaker who's been reporting on the environmental issues surrounding dam building in southeast asia thank you very much indeed for talking to us so presumably you're not particularly surprised by the the breaking down of this dam and the subsequent damage and devastation that's ensued. not surprised at all because the problem is that don't construction and design is going in hate we go out proper concentration with people who will be most of the decisive people who've been devastated when it is their own business and it's not who calls. on one year ago that was the most important thing for us and i wrote i'm just wondering about all the international regulations with regard to the construction of these kinds of edifices that perhaps have been ignored or perhaps have not been implemented as seriously as they might. t

authorities now warning the roots saturated. one homeowner killed inside. and tonight, the wildfires, as well. the warning at this hour for tourists now at yosemite. authorities saying, get out. rob marciano is standing by. >>> the breaking headline late today. "people" magazine reporting that singer demi lovato has been rushed to the hospital. >> engine 87 already on scene, unconscious. >> the singer has talked openly for years about her struggle with addiction. and what authorities are now saying tonight. >>> the new police video tonight. the armed shootout. the man taking hostages at a trader joe's. you'll see the moment he begins firing. police firing back. and tonight, it's now revealed the store manager was accidentally killed by police. >>> president trump tonight, after igniting what many consider to be a trade war, the american farmers paying the price here at home. and now, the president is promising $12 billion in taxpayer money to pay the farmers back after his own tariffs. >>> the four paramedics suspended tonight after answering a call. what t

. does carry a health warning. not kids. maybe one every six months orso is fine, but definitely not every week because the catch is often contaminated by chemicals. also, there can be other pollutants like bacteria and germs, which can lead to liver disease, eczema and other serious problems. while it is notjust fish that come out of the depths, for those that can't or don't want to travel further afield, street fishing's lure is irresistable. andy beatt, bbc news. we will take their word for it. the top story: donald trump has been celebrating the strongest us economic growth in four years despite warnings it might not last. plenty more news on our website.. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ duncan golestani. thank you very much for your company. you are watching bbc news. hello there. violent thunderstorms broke out across southern and central parts of the country late on friday. this marks the end of the current heatwave. the thunderstorms continued to clear northwards and eastwards and then things turn coole

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hence today's new and specific warning.ks like this one in salisbury, it's not hard to find all sorts of things lying around, often in places where people take drugs. including, things that might be of interest to children, like this. the advice today is clear, do not pick up anything that you haven't dropped yourself. that includes containers, but also syringes, even cosmetics. what sort of advice do you think that is? personally, i don't think you should pick up anything that isn't yours. what about theo here? i teach him every day, don't talk to strangers, don't pick things up that aren't yours. it's pretty tough with a little one like that. it is but you've just got to keep eyes on, i guess, at the moment. i think it's sensible advice. in terms of getting little kids not to pick up things... good luck! exactly. we are sitting yards from where the skripals fell ill in march. at the time, nearby in a corner of this car park, we saw people sleeping rough. now, it's closed off. a friend says charlie rowley sometimes hung ou

not a flash flood warning but a flood warning until 10:45 tonight. heads up around creeks ands.is is going to be the case, driving one of these back roads right here, not a nice night fon driv at all. i want to zoom into this area, the heaviest rain. we could fee ash flood watch at any time here because we've seen a couple of inches of rain -- startingup to see a of inches fall. look at middletown. extremelyn heavy r along 15 and 50. downtown, just dark as night right now. we continue to watch these stms move in and around the d.c. metro area. these are all going to move throughvernight tonight. through the next couple of days, getting a bittle bitter tomorrow but a lot to deal with overnight tonight. amelia? >> absolutely. that's why everybody's still under that flash flood watch until 2:00 a.m. by tomorrow, we finally get a break. we start off the day, still humid and still mild and mug72. egrees at 7:00 a.m. with some cloudiness out there. incr tsing sunshine as day wears on. just a small chance for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm, most,f not all of your day looking compl

has a twenty five percent tariff on light trucks and s.u.v.s they're warning the trumps tariffs would be bad for the auto industry and bad for consumers analysts say it is a case of car crash economics. a car making in twenty eight hundred is a global industry unlike any other ratings agency moody's says higher auto import tariffs will cause problems across the car industry's global supply chain china the world's biggest auto market produces a lot of the components that go into cars including those imported into the u.s. general motors is warning the trumpet ministration that tariffs could force the company to cut jobs japan's toyota has the most american made car but its warning even its kentucky produced camry will go up in price if costs do so what can be done well one idea being studied by the e.u. is a global tariff cutting deal between the world's biggest car exporters are joining us now from brussels is hustle. director of the european center for international political economy and a leading author on trade diplomacy thanks very much for being with us so does this look like ess

breaks free from a glacier and a lot of small village in greenland scientists warn such extreme incidents involving icebergs could become more frequent. and germany's andre care beat serena williams to win the women's singles final of littleton cambered cruz has glimpse into the pick up or maybe a built in title. welcome to the program i'm mary and. hamas officials in gaza say they've reached a cease fire with israel this comes after one of the most serious uptakes of violence since the war between israel and gaza militants in twenty fourteen report a truce was brokered by egypt on the united nations after two palestinians were killed. the most extensive ass strikes on gaza in four years. they included hits in the heart of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a barge of rocket fire from the palestinian enclave. its iron dome defense system intercepted some rockets but warning sirens sent people running for shelter as. several israelis were injured. in the summer before and after consultations with the defense minister the chief of staff and israel's top s

not excessive heat warning.f go up to philly they have excessive heat warning up there and then up to new yor as well. big chunk of eastern c pennsylvovered by excessive heat warning. we'll into advisory here. peels lining 100 to 105.pr ty nice out right now. 76 dulles is of 9. bwi mahall 733 and we're on our way to 90 today. 76 here again in the suburb and cooler more pleasant and st. louis again this morning 80. chicago 79. remembery're an hour behind us. they will be a real, al hotday. excessive heat warnings in place out there is this bige ridg high pressure sitting on basically the midwest to east coast right now and we vuper level high pressure and low level high pressure low level shy responsible for bring hing up theumidity levels. now ltene've had worse humidity. there's no doubt about it. it will be hot and humid. not nearly as we could be. thisou sticks ar. 90s feels lik100 to 105 weou sh reach peak tomorrow. 97 today. 99 tomorrow. don't thinke goat 100. 92uesday and trending in right direction. s lis

another warning for people in lake tahoe after this video surfaced. crackdown on the abu disabled parking placards. about 25 >>> happening now, be a crack down on the abuse of the disablity parki ining plaques, 2500 people have been cited across the state so far this year. and the mayor of california has been under fire, he referred to gay people as tinkelbells. back in a moment. >>> want to continue with the breaking news, this is our nbc chopper down in san diego county, this is an alpine, which is northeast of san diego, i believe, you can see there many homes are on fire. that is a structure that is on fire right now. again, it's an alpine, a lot of evacuations in area, with the intense heat, dry conditions and the wind. firefighters from san diego county and across the are at the fire. we will continue to follow it throughout the evening. but that is one structure there that is completely engulfed in flames. >>> today, marks a dark day in bay area aviation history. five years ago, flight 214 crashes, it was landing at sfo, you remember this, thre

london and east england have been served with a yellow weather warning.ent is not forget that despite this short respite, temperatures are supposed to rise again before the end of next week. chi chi i, thank you. that's chi chi izundu live in margate. the prince of wales says he regrets being deceived by a bishop who was convicted of sexually abusing young men and teenagers. in a letter to the independent inquiry into the abuse, the prince wrote that he had been friends with peter ball for several decades in the 19805 that he wa5 several decades in the 19805 that he was not aware of the bishops cramp5 and felt deep personal regret and being mi5led. a senior and powerful figure in the church of england for decades, peter ball had friends in high places. but in 2015 the former bishop of lewis and gloucester, seen here on the left, was convicted of abusing teenagers and young men and jailed for 32 months. he received a caution for gross indecency in 1993. today in a letter read to the inquiry by senior counsel, the prince of wales tried to distance himself f

back in washington, president trump fired off a late night all caps warning to iran. the president tweeted, never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. around the same time, the president's secretary of state blasted the regime. >> the level of corruption and wealth among iranian leaders shows it is run by something more like the mafia than the government. >> reporter: he said war with iran is the mother of all wars and added, mr. trump, do not play with the lion's tail or else you will regret it. the escalating war of words comes as iran faces looming sanctions months after the u.s. withdrew from the nuclear deal. >> the fact is, this was a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never ever been made. >> reporter: the president's also dealing with more fallout from his sit-down with russian president vladimir putin. >> president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> reporter: a statement he later walked back

economists have warned of serious consequences for global growth if the crisis is allowed to escalatehe last half hour, a group of the biggest us companies have urged the president to reconsider his approach. let's cross straight to our asia business correspondent karishma vaswani. she's at one of the world's biggest seaports in singapore. karishma, what is the view where you are? what will the regional implications of this be? well, very much, as you said, people are extremely concerned about the escalation of future tariffs after the ones the united states put on that $34 billion worth of chinese exports, which came into effect today. to give you a sense of where we are, i am in front of singapore's seaport, one of the busiest in the world. every yea r, seaport, one of the busiest in the world. every year, something like 100,000 ships pass through here, carrying containers of cargo all over the world. in the last few hours i have been out here, i've seen something like ten or 15 ships. i think that really underlines the problem in all of this, the concern for so many businesses in t

when hot weather warnings come... just a bit of fun. get the beers in.e temperature starts to hit 25 and 30, there is a lot of heat related illnesses and deaths can result in and there is the cry of, well, the government should do more to get us into it, but it's a difficult one. british habits as much as anything. we'll have to adjust. we've had the ten warmest years on record since 1998. global warming is happening. climate change is a reality, and it leads to more unsettled weather, and as this report says, this was interesting, it wasn'tjust as this report says, this was interesting, it wasn't just about transport, it's across the board would our buildings are not fit for purpose, hospitals had to change, and we're going to have to rethink design, rethink infrastructure. it's a big challenge. yes. i don't think it's quite on the front page, but we we re it's quite on the front page, but we were hearing today about the situation at the eurotunnel sergeant graham, eight or nine hours people being stuck. you're going to need a holiday after that! —— the