chris: and that's why i'm saying "windward" or "windward outdoor."iking-camping store to me. salena: yeah. lemonis: any numbers that matter? jess: '82 was the year that it opened, yeah. lemonis: so that's kind of cool. chris: "windward '82." chris: i don't think it would turn anyone off... jess: "windward '82" could be really good. chris: ...the skate kid or the active person. salena: i really like that. chris: i like that one the best. jess: i feel good about it. chris: yeah. lemonis: hey, cody! cody: we talking about names? lemonis: i think we already landed on a name. cody: oh, we did? jess and chris: windward '82. cody: see, but i think that impromptu-ness is part of the problem. it doesn't allow for proper communication. "windward" is an awkward word to say, it's an awkward word to spell, and it's an awkward work to talk to people about. lemonis: it's an awkward word that's existed for 30 years that people know, and i want to celebrate the fact that we've been here since 1982. jess: what about just "w82?" cody: yeah. lemonis: that's awesome, rig

then down across into the caribbean and central america in the full cost across of the leeward and windward on sunday and then you can see once again this heavy rain back in the forecast really all the way from costa rica up towards the yucatan peninsula and some or all the heavy downpours into southern areas of mexico so a very wet day in mexico city on sunday monday we could see a shot at the rain generally further to the south but again those rains becoming very heavy through the central regions and scattered showers in cuba and florida. for. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs right. washington. you're watching out is here a reminder of our top stories this hour protests over tuesday's explosion in beirut have descended into street battles between demonstrators and security forces one policeman is dead dozens of p

into the caribbean and central america quite a few showers in the forecast across the leeward and windward on sunday and then you can see once again this heavy rain back in the forecast really all the way from costa rica up towards the yucatan peninsula and some or all the heavy downpours into southern areas of mexico so a very wet day in mexico city on sunday monday we could see a shot at the rain generally further to the south but again those rains becoming very heavy through the central regions and scattered showers in cuba and florida. but for. all the counting the cost russia war planes and the us mr scenes from the cold of libya biggest oil field last $11.00 on the economic analysis of the devastating explosion is it time from awful from los weaponize in place of information to manipulate elections. counting the costs of. the usa always open for the people all right the world people pay attention to what we're doing here and. bringing the news to the world. welcome back you're watching out the syria time to recap our headlines now protests over tuesday's explosion in beirut descended

friday and then you notice and settle through the eastern end of the caribbean so that he would and windward islands picking up a few showers for the end of the we may want to cross into north america same plenty of activity across the east the mid atlantic in particular and really still across much of the east is about caring about the damage which of course was very widespread as tropical storm raced at the eastern seaboard now as we go through thursday some very heavy rain again around the carolinas it could lead to some low class fighting it will continue on friday and some rain showers across the central plains. stories of life. and spring. and series of documentaries from around the wound. that celebrate the human spirit. against the. 1 al-jazeera selects hunted. 0. nora kyle this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. poor say in ruin a city in mourning beirut confronts the impact of tuesday's port blast with many people remaining missing. anger and frustration in lebanon with calls for the government to be ousted touring the french president's visit offering hel

saw you tomorrow, this system will be a named storm, potentially going to be 30 miles west of the windward islands. we're getting a 90% chance of development. we're watching this, too, as well, could go into the gulf. not one, but three storms, yasmin. >> janessa webb. thank you so much. good seeing you this morning. just want to make a quick correction there. michelle obama did not mention kamala harris but she did tape that before kamala harris came on the ticket. >>> still ahead, much more about the bipartisan interference and including the finding that the president's former campaign chair paul manafort worked with a russian intelligence officer who may have been involved in hacking and leaking those dnc emails. we're back in a moment. introducing new voltaren arthritis pain gel, the first and only full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel available over-the-counter. new voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin.

overnight, tropical depression 13 has formed, and this system is making its way very close to the windwardwe're going to start to see tropical updates and alerts go into effect by this afternoon. i do think this become as tropical storm later on tonight, and we'll continue to watch the storm. you can see the forecast keeps it under a hurricane strength. but, yasmin, it is really time for people to start preparing and getting prepared for two potential storms in the atlantic. >> all right. i know you'll be tracking that for us. thank you, janessa. >>> still ahead, the latest on the postal crisis and the postmaster is called upon to reverse recent changes. >>> a photo of much needed equipment, dismantled and stored in a garage. we're back in a moment. ored in a garage. we're backn ia moment from prom dresses... ...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccinatio

it's not possible on the wi windward side to try to stand upright. the wind is still too fierce. we're inside what is a heavily reinforced cement parking deck. but even in here, there is destruction and damage. power is out throughout much of the area. you continue to hear things ripping apart in the darkness beyond what is generated light here. and we know that there is damage. the problem is, no one can give you an exact amount, because some people saw bits and pieces here, others saw a building go and they were able to get out quickly when the eye went by. so we are hearing of flooding, also in downtown lake charles. amazingly, we thought this area would be flooded out. i don't want to jinx it. it hasn't happened so far. but the storm outside, if i could take you, is just still roaring. the devastation when daylight comes up is no doubt going to be extensive, alisyn and john? >> all right, marty. i'll take it. let's go straight to gary tuchman right now, who is also in lake charles. lake charles, we should tell you, is a city of some 80,000 people and it sits so precariously a

when we first started tracking it east of the windward islands as a tropical depression and then makes its way over the bahamas. a tropical system. hugs the coast of florida. then comes on land as a hurricane category 1 40 mile-per-hour win if anything, this storm is a reminder that a tropical storm can still do plenty of damage. isaias is 55 miles north of quebec city. 40 mile-per-hour winds and it is still moving fast north/northeast at 28 miles per hour the one thing we don't need right now in the mid-atlantic is more rain. got a storm system that's going to -- a frontal system that's going to stall here in the east. afternoon showers and thunderstorms will fire up today. into tomorrow, isolated areas of flooding possible because even though this rain wouldn't be normally considered flooding because the ground is so saturated from isaias, we have possibilities of flooding. we are looking at a widespread area of 1 to 2 inches could be even more stretching from even more stretching from georgia all the way up just to ♪ ♪ new york city. we're going to get to your local forecast coming