it is very active here in the western pacific. the atlantic has some storming is just off the cape affecting the outer banks and then we have more activity brewing around the gulf coast that could adversely affect louisiana with more possible flooding. bottom line, we have that break in the coast of clouds today. sunny conditions on the bay and we do have that chance of a thunderstorm or dry lightning around the northbay today and into the evening hours. state capital, 64 degrees, monterey bay, roger says our numbers are spot on. 60 degrees san francisco, 89 degrees in concorde. low 80s in san jose. typically, 83 degrees. sun goes down at 7:41 pm and by then, get your cameras ready for a fantastic sunset. it is going to be glorious. your not going to feel much of a change all the way to the holiday. very comfortable, not too hot inland. just perfect. >> perfect but weather. >> it is. >> thank you.>>> the monterey fire is forcing new evacuations. the order was issued for salinas. firefighters feared winds would push the flames towa

we are in the peak of the western pacific tropical season out here. through september it's still about the peak until things peter off heading into october and november. but for now, though, still farce clima -- as far as climate is concerned we'll get more storms in the coming weeks. a look down towards the south still looking at scattered showers across the indo china peninsula and the philippines. the southwest monsoon continues to kick up the rain there. and this high pressure bubble is also dominating over towards chongqing, 39. tokyo 31. still get a look ta showers especially into the afternoon hours. let's talk about the severe weather here in the americas. take a look at the satellite picture. we have that front rolling off the northeastern u.s. i want to show you some video because of the storm system that kicked up with that front into massachusetts. an ef-1 tornado ripped through there on monday. a video showing all these downed trees, about 350 meters wide, damaged about 40 homes. good news no people were injured. look back to the west, we

p-8 in the western pacific. we focused on delivering the new platform. operating europe and first detachment in bahrain recently. they're doing a very good job as we prioritize to those aors that need maritime domain awareness. they're doing a good job following the p-3. for the e 2 ds, they're not as fast as i with like, but we're moving in the right direction. we had one complete deployment on theodore roosevelt. and then we'll move that squadron to japan early next year. that's again -- that will make air wing 5 in japan our most capable, pushing our most capable platforms and -- to the western pacific. much has been talked about with e-2s and new sensor suite. that platform will be the quarterback, essentially, for the air wing of the joint forces. but, again, also seeing some very significant overlay improvements as the airplane flies in conjunction with the air wing. legacy f-18s, we have five left. general davis has more on the marine corps side. like the marine corps, have some readiness challenges as we try stretch them yopd thebeyond the hour l

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so we are looking at the typhoon across the western pacific and there are several more across the central pacific. two hurricanes are now heading towards hawaii, and there are several more storms over the atlantic. i want to talk about the central pacific. there are two hurricanes approaching hawaii, and i want to mention this one. this is madeline. right now, a major hurricane, it's packing wind gusts of 222 kilometers per hour. the system will likely get very close to or move through the big island as we go into wednesday local time as a hurricane. so powerful winds and also gigantic waves are expected and heavy rainfall at times are expected as well. very stormy conditions are expected wednesday as well as tuesday in hilo. honolulu will likely miss the brunt of it. but thunderstorms expected on thursday and wednesday and stay away from the coastal locations, because waves are going to be extremely high. across the southeastern united states there's a tropical system approaching the carolina coast. this will affect the carolinas as we go into tuesday. heavy rainfall and dangerous waves

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that will make it the ninth one in the western pacific for this season. we've been dealing with a bit of a mix of different factors. first we had a trough moving into the area. we had a tropical system move through earlier this week. now the trough has passed further toward the east. but a tropical depression is bringing in more clouds and potentially more rain forward in time. so we are seeing the possibility of some wet weather especially as we go through saturday and sunday. it looks like we're going to see those clouds hang around even into the first part of next week. ththe reon w whys this system t thsouth. th tropil storm is expected to moveowoward the north as we go through the weekend. weo into mony and it looks liket't's setting its sights once again for the central portioofof japan. we will kp a close eye on this as we go into next week.. it may b be a very wet start to the work week next week. meanwhile we go over toward the west and we have another tropical storm that's causing the problem over into hainan. this is monday. more than 1.2 meter

they were trapped on a beach in micronesia in the western pacific ocean. and like a scene out of a movie rescuers spotted a gia air and boat patrols searched more than 16,000 square miles before the castaways were finally spotted. adrienne: rain, sun, and now fog. i thought it was a good morning to stay inside. mark: it was a good morning to do that. we have the majority of the day being a ok, a few scattered showers here and there. it is tough to take the humidity though. an hour ago, you could not see anything because the fog was there. now the fog has lifted, but i would not be surprised to see the fog come back. were looking back at the summerfest grounds, now hosting mexican fiesta. temperatures not too bad. yes, it is sticky, in the 70's. most areas are going to stay dry. we will show you that in a second. the brewers are in town against the pirates, 77 degrees for tailgate, 6:10 p.m. the first pitch. we have warmed up and areas that have seen more sunshine. 82 janesville. we may make it to 78 or 79 in there right now, but we are still watching for t

china's increasing belligerence in the western pacific, these are major issues. thatee these are things and the american president will have to deal with. i don't think either the democratic party or the republican party would argue this is the nature of the challenge from china. it is precisely as you describe. host: minneapolis, next on the democrats line, good morning. heard him say it was legal that china was building these islands in the south china sea? i don't know how he could say that is legal. think you're referring to the recent permanent court of arbitration in the hague which said that china -- it basically said that china draws a long s along thee -dashe south china sea means most of it belongs to china or has special historic rights to that area. this finding rejected that under the u.n. convention of the law. that it is essentially without meaning under existing international law. china is signatory to it. the other thing this said was that a number of individual are not islands. they are rocks under the u.n. convention of the law. what that means

there is the second year of deployment in the western pacific, where we focus delivering that new platform, and they are operating in europe and they have the two first played attachments. i think they are doing a very good job with some privatizing -- with some prioritizing and they are going -- doing a good job following the p3. we have three squadrons of transitioning, not as fast as i would like, but we are moving in the right direction. we had much higher depleted on teddy roosevelt and then we will move that squadron to japan year.next now make air wing five in japan the most capable and continuing to push the most capable platforms and western pacific. the radar that brings the unique abilities for the navy and fire control, or that platform will be the quarterback, essentially, for the air wing and joint forces. we are also seeing improvements at centerpoint flight in conjunction with this air wing challenge. 's, five left in the navy, capable, higher lot aircraft, ready to challenge and search them beyond their life. with the majority of that force will be on 6000 already. invento

publish 8 in the western pacific, delivering the new platform. operating in europe and had the first two-plane detachment in bahrain. they're doing a very good job as we prioritize those aors that need domain awareness. doing very, very good job following the p-3. we have three squadrons transitioning. we're moving in the right desk direction. we had one deployment on teddy roosevelt, and then we'll move that squadron to japan next year. that will make air wing five in japan our most capable platforms and to the western pacific. much has been talked about with e-2s and the sensor sweep. the radar that brings unique capability for the counter air. that platform will be the quarterback for the air wing and the joint forces. but again we're also seeing some very significant overland improvements as the airplane flieses in conjunction with the air wing in fallon. legacy f-18s. five left in the navy. general davis has more on the marine corps side. very capable but we have some red e readiness challenges as we stretch them beyond their 6,000 hour flig

in the western pacific ocean may have limited supplies and no emergencyyequipment. -?the coast guard received a report about an 18 foot vessel with two people on board missing. >>> here's a story a lot of people are talking about san francisco 49ers quaaterback colin kaepernick is at the center of a debate. you can see him sitting on the bench alone during the national anthem. it was before the game against going to stand show pride to apply for a country that oppresses black people and people come -- color. the move is getting mixed reactions. >> you don't do that. >> i think it was better than anything else like violence. >> nfl has said, the players are encouraged but not required to stand during the player of the national anthem -- playing of the national anthem. >>> a personal trainer from record. jo grant hiked all 57 all 5714 hours in our state. he started with mount bierstadt and ended here. you can see how stunning these pictures are. they were all posted on his instagram. but his story is crazy. he actually biked home in between each of his crimes. he >> that

the survivors were marooned for eight days in the western pacific ocean. crews got a report about a missing boat with two people on board last week. the coast guard searched more than 16,000 square miles before >>> so the drought is not going away anytime soon. coming up, what you can expect to find on apple trees at orchards across the region this fall. >> we've got yet another dry and arm day ahead but i am tracking our next chance of some rain. >>> apple farmers are taking certain steps to make sure the rentham to get a look at what you can expect to find on the trees this fall. >> reporter: at the rolling orchard of rentham's big apple farm, peak season is just weeks away and apple farmer jon moore sums up this apple season like this. >> a lack of water. >> reporter: the dry summer leaves his apple trees soaking up the sun and very little water. >> we just keep pumping water and i have a crop so far. >> reporter: some are sizing up better than >> this is 3 and a quarter maybe. >> are these small? >> these are small. yeah, maybe that there is probably a

. >>> by the way, typhoons are western pacific. the olympics four years from now will be in tokyo in the middle of typhoon season. that will be interesting to see. they do get a lot of them this time of year. in fact just one of several the last few weeks so -- for us it's a tropical storm that we're going to be watching closely in the eastern gulf. satellite and radar already seeing a lot of green, where we shouldn't be this time of year. we get the afternoon summer thunderstorms but you normally don't get this much activity this early in the day u on, of course that something else is the tropical depression down towards the northern parts of cuba now beginning to push up to the eastern gulf. we'll be flying planes in and out of this thing the next few days and that will be able to help the models a lot. we feed that information, in fact as soon as they get the data, they punched into the models and next run gives us a better track. at this point what we're dealing with, just the setup. indirect effect of that tropical moisture so

eight days on a beach in micro-nesia - in the western pacific ocean. they had limited supplies and no emergency equipment. the coast guard received a report about an 18-foot vessel with two people onboard missing since august 19-th. aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16-thousand square miles before the castaways were spotted. police in jefferson county, ohio are shocked...after a convicted inmate it happened friday after a judge handed 42-year-old jason binkiewicz-- a 13-year prison sentence.he was convicted of attempted murder and felony assault, after shooting a man in the face last year. the judge read her final remarks - detailing binkiewicz's criminal past.when a deputy started to escort him out of the courtroom...the unexpected happened. sheriff fred abdalla, jefferson county "as soon as binkiewicz started running, deputy price he was on him quick enough when he reached out, he enough, and if he held on to the shirt, most likely deputy price would have gone over with him." the jump was from the third floor - approximately 100 feet down.

this is in the western pacific. that's a lot of energy.s that begins to move back across, it looks like it's going to fire up a ridge of high pressure and dig lower pressure over us. we'll see, but there are a couple of hints a that have for early september. today, what you see is what you get. 60s, 70s, 80s, and we're starting in the 50s and 60s, no change there. 54 gilroy. 59 santa clara. 60s campbell and sierra toe cuba. hah in ukiah. and 34 in truckee and southern california dealing with fog but the sierra is not dealing with any more thunderstorm activity for now. things are very quiet. for us, you can see the leading edge of the system beginning to carve itself out. and eventually it will make it. it will cool down inland areas tomorrow. maybe a little bit more drizzle. if this system makes it in september. it might be strong enough to chew up the fog and bring sun to everybody near the coast. stay tuned. 60s, 70s, 80s, and a couple of low 90s. in the mix it looks cooler friday to saturday and levels it off. we'll keep an eye on it.

with only 55 vessels in washington's western pacific fleet, u.s. one by china, but now, both sides agreed to follow guidelines to avoid clashes. tensions with simmering. >> i'm certain there are many other people like chi mak in the united states, working on behalf of china, absolutely. >> there are people in this country who are gathering defense information to take back home. to help their countries develop their own edge to compete in the united states. >> yes, there are a lot of people out there working on behalf of china. >>> as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure, until now. >>> the taliban regime was ruthless. there wasn't anything that they wouldn't do. >> any ti

mild temperatures again but interesting doings over there in the western pacific. see this here? this is a plume of moisture. on the satellite and radar, you can get a better picture of that. a little hiccup in the satellite. you have to imagine the images are coming down from the satellite. so there is a glitch there but this is what i'm talking about. this is blowoff from a tropical storm named madeline. they will nick the bay causing breezy conditions and a chance of a thunderstorm in the form of pry marle dry lightning. keep a watch fuel on -- dry lightning. keep a watchful eye on that. mild in moneterey bay with the smoke and haze. low 80s in the high sierra. official sun up at 6:38. sunsets tonight 7:32. temperatures below average today. 83 typically the average high for this 29th day of the month. 78 about five degrees off the mark in santa rosa. 65, four below average in santa rosa. 83 when we should be about 91, 92 in livermore. look at this. can we all say stagnant. stagnant weather each and every day into the labor day holiday. that is the monday forecast. now let's ge

with only 55 vessels in washington's western pacific fleet, u.s. out numbered more than 5-1 by china. for now both sides have agreed to follow guidelines to avoid clashes, but beneath the diplomacy, tensions are simmering. >> i'm certain there are many other people like mak in the united states working on behalf of china. absolutely. >> there are people in this country that were gathering defense information to take back home, to help their countries develop their own edge, to compete with the united states. >> yes. there are a lot of people out there working on behalf of china. >>> ramping up. turkey intensifies its fight against isis and kurdish fighters in northern syria. clearing up donald trump says he will finally clarify his position on u.s. immigrant deportations this week. and cleaning up. beyonce wins big at the mtv awards in new york. hello, and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church, and this is cnn newsroom. >>> the turkish military is conducting air strikes in syria, and for the

a couple of areas of high pressure over the western pacific, double barrels of high pressure. but they are going to stay put so not really the dominant weather feature over the weekend. this will be that upper level trough just grazing the state going to keep us on the cooler side. 87 degrees state capital today. 76 all weekend in the high sierra. kick-starting the morning's roughly around 34 degrees so be prepared for that. 60s monterey bay pebble beach and carmel. there's your sunrise and sunset. by the time we realize these temperatures, we'll shave off about 2 minutes and 16 seconds of daylight hours. 60s beaches, 60s across the bay today. 70s around the peninsula. 78 in san jose when we should be around 84 degrees. 70s tort north of the golden gate bridge. 80s to the east. outside number 84 degrees in brentwood although in the far reaches all the way to 91 in ukiah. there's your weather forecast for the weekend. meanwhile, tonight, right here on kpix 5, we have the 49ers hosting the green bay packers. it's going to be interesting to see colin kaepernick lead the 49ers wit

>>> a couple stranded in the western pacific asked for help the old fashioned way.ed for a week with few supplies and little hope of rescue. but they did not give up. they wrote an sos in the sand. a u.s. navy plane spotted their message from above and sent a patrol boat to pick them up. >> that's fantastic. why didn't gilligan's island try that? >> they never got rescued. they came so close. >> speaking of rescue, we have "america's news headquarters next". >>> new e-mails from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state showing donors with connections to the foundation. the head of the conservative watchdog group that blew this story wide open joins us with the latest bombshell. >>> plus, donald trump appearing to pivot yet again on his plan to deal with illegal immigration while dealing with criticism over a controversial tweet he made this weekend saying that critics say he politicized the shooting death of an nba star's cousin. >>> and anger grows against an nfl quarterback who refused to stand for the national

high pressure from the western pacific another area of high pressure right off the coast we call it double barrel areas of high pressure. warmer conditions in time for the weekend. we are forecasting 62 throughout monterey bay, pebble and also all the way into the salinas area actually with the air quality taking a big hit. unhealthy levels of pollution in the atmosphere from the smoke and haze. mid-90s sacramento, stockton, davis, merced. 93 half dome. sun slated for warmer on friday, hot away from the bay inland on saturday. and pretty much hanging on to this weather pattern through wednesday. >>> a flight instructor and a student walked away from a crash at reid-hillview airport. it ended up on tully road after it rolled off the runway and hit a fence. tully was closed for a couple of hours. >>> a medical emergency sparked a frightening scene at a san leandro walmart. a driver experienced some sort of health problem and slammed the vehicle into reverse hitting several cars yesterday. that accident sent at least four people to the hospital. their injuries were minor. >>> a san francisco

. >> it's been very exciting because we have a lot of activity in the western pacific right now, alson the east coast. east and west coast going on right here. and, in fact, i called up one of our satellite images so you can get a better view of hurricane madeline and lester. i want to get to it now. first you see them they look pretty impressive very well defined. and i want to share with you right now this one right here, this one is madeline, okay? then over here, this one that i'm circling that's hurricane lester. and i'm sorry, folks, i just kind of want to draw a happy face. i'll get away from my childishness. lester is going to move -- well, here's madeline. it's going to move right there towards the islands and that's why we're keeping a watchful eye on that particular view. watch it as it gets closer and it will hit hilo producing at least about 5 to 10 inches of rain. we are counting on that amount of rain in the most mountainous areas of the big island. so we're going to keep a watchful eye for the most part it will be beneficial rain there. we are seeing a little bit of dr

as it does so look what happens over the western pacific. high pressure doubles up with that area of high pressure. the end result is nearly 100 here locally. smoke and haze anywhere from monterey through carmel. sun-up at 6:22. temperatures today 60s coastside, 90s inland. we'll have warmer conditions friday. the hottest day of the weekend will be on your saturday. enjoy your thursday. we have sports coming up. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, could the giants regain full possession of first place? and jose canseco in the bay area. why was he upset with a reporter's question? you will hear about it next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. the giants had not won a series since before the all star break. they had a chance to end that doom and gloom yesterday and come home on a winning note. the series finale in miami. >> maybe earthquaked make a bobblehead for brandon crawford. 7 hit man hit a home run 11th of the season. 1-0. could will smith protect the lead? he gets a generous strikeout call here. the umpire ejects

high pressure is building over the western pacific. it's coming closer to the state.n that happens it will kick out the low and our temperatures will begin to rise. that should happen saturday. temperatures right now: sunrise this morning at 6:21. by sunset, anticipate these numbers, 60s at the beaches, 70s common very refreshing around the peninsula. when you see 84 degrees in morgan hill, that's where we should be for this time of the year. a repeat performance in san jose backing through the rose garden district in the low 80s. we whip around to the eastern portion of our bay area, and we see our temperatures climb 80s and 90s. down from 90 in livermore to 88 today. again you'll barely feel the difference. nearly 90 today in brentwood. that's the first time i have seen high 80s there in quite some time. upper 50s a bit blustery in stinson beach through the 60s, upstream 93 degrees in lakeport. extended forecast calls for the same forecast on thursday. then as high pressure comes in, warmer conditions friday through saturday. yes, as roqui was mentioning, we have ba

will we see some warmer temperatures and that's going to happen saturday high pressure over the western pacifiching its way closer and closer to the coast. not so much today. 95 state capital. 62 with the smoke and the haze compromised air quality across monterey county. 745 in the high sierra. -- 75 in the high sierra. 6:21 sun-up. we have some sunshine around some parts of the peninsula this morning. where that fog bank is breaking up. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90 today. same thursday. warmer for the weekend as high pressure nestles into the bay area. hope you have a great wednesday. >>> some disturbing results this morning from a new study on the nation's water quality. six million people in the u.s. may be drinking toxic tap water largely here in california. researchers at harvard tested water sources around the country. many contained levels of carcinogens well above the safe limit. most of the tainted water sources were actually here in california. the study's authors have not yet released information on exactly where those sources are. >>> santa rosa is making some changes to help the homeless. c

the survivors were marooned for eight days on a beach in micronesia -- in the western pacific ocean. they had limited supplies and no emergency equipment. the coast guard received a report about an 18-foot vessel with o august 19-th. aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16-thousand square miles before the castaways were spotted. ahead on wakeup --- head-bangers touch down in finland to get in touch with their inner rock stars at the 20-16 air guitar world championships. what the competition is trying to promote. plus... you have 36 hours to eliminate everyone on this list. or they will eliminate me. behind the scene of mechanic: resurrection with gino. julie is getting a taste of mexico right here in milwaukee. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate. you are

i want to take you to the western pacific. pause we're also keeping our eye on typhoon lionrock. the joint typhoon warning center just issued a stronger storm, well, at least indicated this storm has strengthened from 165 kilometer miles per hour winds to 170. that's 110 for our domestic viewers. that makes it a strong for our atlantic hurricane equivalent. this is a storm we will monitor as it could make a north westerly turn towards tokyo monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week. >> derrick, thank you. we'll stay in touch with you. >>> a story we're following in the u.s. state of mississippi. a man has been charged with capital murder in the deaths of two nuns. he was a person of interesting early on in this investigation. authorities found the nuns dead at their homes after they didn't show up for work. people who knew the sisters described them as outgoing and compassionate. officials have not released the motive in the killings. >>> in the race for the white house, accusations of bigotry and racism. on friday, tim kaine told a crowd in florida that donald trump promotes value

in southeast asia declared for the first time that the united states had core interests in the western pacific, the south china sea in particular. china saw this is inspiring countries like vietnam and the philippines to take a harder line resisting china. that was a major moment for china. this was the same meeting at which china's foreign said to the countries of southeast asia you've got to remember you small countries and china is a big country, and that is the way it is. this is a mutual throwing down of the gauntlet. rarely a donald trump's speech that goes by where he does not mention china in terms of banks or trade. what is the chinese view on donald trump? guest: there are a range of views. i was speaking with hundreds of people. they were very concerned. we would do a show of hands. i found about 55% trump, 45% clinton. when you ask follow-up questions, it turns out the majority of the chinese i was speaking to, so this is anecdotal, it turns out they supported trump because they thought he would be bad for america in ways that would be good for china. that was the majority of the t

this one here will circle around and hit north western florida. in the pacific, man, look at this. mad line and lester. 115-130. lester will go to the north of the islands mad line to the south tell be close. desert dry. that will last about 24-48 hours a system that will help pull up this moisture there. you get clouds and a mountain, thunderstorm on wednesday. something will have to are watch. 70 in overton. highs tomorrow mosquite 104. death valley 117! the summer is winding down. 91 for las vegas valley tonight. tomorrow 105 the expected and your seven day forecast will get the clouds coming in wednesday and thursday the chance for a mountain thunderstorm wednesday late and the backside of that 98, 97 and 100 that is what we call a labor of love. >> a labor of love. >> definitely. nice, thank you. >> weather was warm for the first day of school. not bad and did not stop the kids from getting excited about the first day of class. who sent a first day of school message. >> the first day of school! >> we are -- [inaudible] and [inaudible] we love you channel three news [inaudible]

they rescued two stranded men from a desserted island in micronesia in the western pacific ocean. i am not sure if you can see it. it's in the corner. ever after their boat capsized. >>> let's get to this. a scare at 30,000 feet. an engine ripped off a southwest plane just after take- off, too. that plane was flying from new orleans to orlando with more than 100 people on board. passengers say they heard an explosion. all of them forced to put on those masks that drop down as the cabin lost pressure. >> churn were screaming and -- children were screaming crying. >> the plane landed safely in pensacola. nobody was hurt here. federal investigators are now looking into what happened. >>> 5:36 right now. we are learning details in the shooting death of nba star dwyane wade's cousin. 32-yard-line nykea aldridge gunned down while pushing her baby in a stroller. investigators say this happened over an argument between two men and an uber driver. and started shooting. aldridge was caught in the crossfire. the mom of four dude at the hospital. wade was on an espn roundtable discussion abou

uninhabited island in the western asia-pacific. the crew of a huge navy plane spotting the huge s.o.s. written in the sand. they called a coast guard from guam which sent a ship to get the two stranded boaters. the pair had been missing for a week. reminds me of "gilligan's island." you know that, remember that one, right? >> we're not that old. >> most of us dread a trip to the dmv but some people in a town of north carolina actually go to the dmv to relax. the dmv in holly springs, carolina is a cafe that serves sweets and smoothies. there's even a play area, dan, for kids. >> are you saying dan is a kid or for his child? >> may think about bringing his son there. >> i think this is a vile government conspiracy of some sort. >> to get you to renew your license? >> yes. i'm sure of it. >> the manager said some people actually go inside and then come back out because they can't believe they went into a dmv. >> this can't be the dmv. tried to guess what part of the country. i knew it had to be somewhere in the south. >> where was it

western pacific, john c stennis and the ronald reagan and air whining five. we're operating just outside of the first island chain. the first time in a long time we have had two carriers operating together and one dedicated deployment to the west pacific, not going through the pacific to the middle east. so four carrier strikers operating. and then we that three more in workups at that same time. today we've got truman at home. stennis is home. eisenhower stands watch in the to north arabian gulf in support of inherent resolve and doing very well. reagan is getting ready to get underway for her fall patrol, and then vincent and bush is the next to do and they'll be out the car in a couple of months and then followed by nimitz. george washington is off the eastern coast, doing our third developmental tests, integration with f-35. and that's going very well. in addition to those carrier strikers, if look at the expeditionary forces, 26 of those are underway or deployed as well, and that's p-3, p-8, the helicopter detachments, vaq, single squadron in the seventh

our view from the doubt you can see some thin clouds we are extremely dry over on the western us so from the pacific on to the coast as a well and into the evening four corners was dozing driver whether i did as a couple of showers popping up monsoon winds over utah and over western colorado as well most of those are not going to make it here just a couple of scattered forecast high temperatures upper 80s to around 90 is sitting at 80 right now just about everybody tax on another eight ?-dash 10 degrees and 90 will be what is in athens same thing at dia artificial temple be 90 pretty dominant around the rest of the mile high city we have got 88 and 85 in castle rock which only has 80 this afternoon i talked about over the mountains but i just looked at the winds over the mountains and kind of the mid- levels of the atmosphere need a decent amount maybe we'll was he an isolated shower. >> they look for us to get a patch of storms admitting off to the bonds today so sunshine early we've already seen that turning clear to buy another seasonable evening we started off in the 60s of this evening's 50s ye

pacific. there is the economic partnership which cover as lot of countries on the western side of the pacific including china, japan and korea. china and korea are not in the tpp but some other members are. asean has a fta or economic community amongst itself. so it is a very messy patchwork but it covers the whole of the asia-pacific. with a tpp your partners begin. you help to set norms and expectations that cover many economies. one day others will be able to join you. if you ask whether the chinese will join tpp, initially they looked very much askance but now they're looking at it questions i cannily but now they're they are skeptical. they're not hostile. they're trying to understand what it will take. they're not ready yet. one day i think they're not adverse to the idea being a part of this group. i think they believe that you want to set high rules and make sure the entrance fee is not too low, to put it mildly but i don't think they rule out being a part of the party. so i think there is, well if you call that setting the rules i think it is not a bad thing to do. >> okay. thank you

pacific. the park is in monterey county about 30 miles south of carmel with its western boundary about 6 milesf the big sur and the pacific ocean. it is on a fine state highway and easily accessible to travelers en route between los angeles and san francisco. they're each about 3500 feet high. sycamore and big sur are mountain canyons well worthy of the name. the juan iguera creek falls are of exceptional beauty and there are inspiring groves of redwoods. generally speaking building construction work is confined to structures incident of the program being carried out. barracks and administration buildings are usually built for them before they arrive in camp. this garage with their tractors, trucks and so on is for conservation core construction. much of the trail and road work being done requires nothing more than the good old pick and shovel and in some instances the most modern of motorized equipment is being used. there are seasons of the year when the big sur becomes quite unruly and an important part of the work is on the riverbed easing the flow water at flood tide. with 200 active youn

pacific but there are other pieces, as well. there's this thing called a regional comprehensive economic partnership which covers a lot of the countries on the western side of the pacific, including china and japan and korea and china and korea are not in the t.p.p. but some of the other members are. and asean has got an economic community amongst itself so it's a very messy patch work but it covers the whole of the asia pacific. with the t.p.p., you are part of the game. and you are setting the rules well you have help to set norms and expectations which will cover many economies and one day others will be able to join you and if you ask whether the chinese will join the t.p.p., initially they looked at it very much askance, now they're looking at it quizzically. it's different. they're still skeptical but they are not hostile. they are trying to understand this what will it take? they're not ready yet but one day, i think, they are not averse to the idea of being part of this group. i think they believe you want to set high rules and make sure that the entrance fee is not too low, to put it mildly. but i don't think they rule out being part of the

pacific. the park is in monterey county about 30 miles south of carmel with its western boundary about six miles from the junction of the big sir and the pacific ocean. ots a fine state highway and easily accessible to travellers en route between los angeles and san francisco, the two largest cities in the state. its scenic features are unusually diversified. manuel peak and post summit are each about 3,500 feet high. sycamore and big sir are mountain canyons well worthy of the name. the juan higara creek falls are of exceptional beauty, and there are inspiring groves of redwoods. generally speaking, building construction work done by the conservation corps enrollees is confined to the structure of the program carried out. baracks and administration buildings are usually built for them before they arrive in camp. this garage for their tractors, trucks, and so on, is, however, a conservation corps construction. much of the trail and road work being done requires nothing more than the good old pick and shovel, but in some instances the most modern of motorized equipment is being used. there are ti

pacific. the park is in monterey county, about 30 miles south of armel. with its westernoundary about six miles from the junction of the big sur and the pacific ocean, which is on a fine state highway and easily accessible to travelers en route between los angeles and san francisco, the two largest cities in the state. it's scenic features are diversified. manuel peak and post summit are bout 3500 feet high. there are mountain canyons well worthy of the name. the juan gigera waterfalls are of exceptional beauty. generally speaking, building construction work done by the conservation corps enrollees is incidental to the program being carried out. they're usually built for them before they arrived in camp. this garage for tractors, trucks and so on is a conservation construction. much of the trail and road work being done requires nothing more than the good old pick and shovel. but in some instances, the most modern of motorized equipment is eing used. there are seasons of the year when the big sur becomes quite unruly, and the part of the work that is on the riverbed, easi

the regional comprehensive partnership which covers a lot of the countries on the western side of the pacific including china and japan and korea and china and korea are not the tpp. but some of the numbers are. -- other members are. patchworkry messy that covers the whole of the asia-pacific. with the tpp you are part of the game. you are setting the rules. you have helped to set norms and expectations which will cover many economists and one day others will be with to join you. if you ask whether the chinese with joy the tpp, initially they and nowit very much they're looking at a quizzically. it is different. they are still kept his goal -- skeptical but they are not hospital -- hostile. i think you will want to set high fees and make sure the entrance fee is not too low to put it mildly. but i do not think they have rolled out being part of the party. i think it is not a bad thing to do. very much.u now, there are individuals with microphones out there for questions for prime minister lee. let me ask that you keep your questions brief. keep them questions rather than statements. and ident

. >> without the churches where delores heights or so in the western edition the churches or pacific heights the double parking on sunday and special holidays and stuff is permitted and the city worked with that and you know granted they never enforced it but been a helping out of the - you know is helped everybody a no-brainer. >> i know there is agreement in others neighborhoods with during the course so good for you. >> the situation new resident call for enforcement of the parking restrictions. >> yeah. but part of the progress and the consensus plan we present to the board of sfmta they voted away i wasn't there so they would like to borrows the current situation regarding parking. >> what were the objections. >> that your parked illegally here in medium and causes the traffic it is an inconvenience. >> did you say that they're still negative impact on the traffic. >> i mean i'm not a traffic person but like commissioner vice president adams said is it so happening before the existence in that community i don't want to say it didn't create congestion but for small businesses con

he passed the homestead act would provide land to pioneering settlers in the western frontier , he passed the pacific railroad led to theactually nailing of the golden spike connecting the easton waste -- east and west coast. he created our system of land-grant universities, one in every state. he established the department of agriculture and created our national banking system. the list of his accomplishments go on and on. but one of our essayists, neil degrasse tyson, wrote about one of his lesser-known accomplishments, his establishment of the national academy of sciences. dr. tysons essay was so well received after it came out, the bill gates actually made a video of it to help encourage america's youth to engage in scientific study and exploration. if you are interested, it is available on youtube. you can take a look at it in your free time. neilld like to read degrasse tyson's essay for you now. it is called "the lincoln seedbed." divided the united states of america, yet in its wake we would neil as one nation under visible. president lincoln chartered the national academy of sciences, compri