there is a disturbance down near the yucatan peninsula and it's going to move into the eastern gulf of mexico heading into the memorial day weekend. the exact track is yet to be determined but friday and saturday heavy rain overspreads florida and the gulf coast. moves up into the southeast into sunday and monday. we could see as much as three to six inches of rain at least out of this system that could lead to brief flash flooding and rip currents will be an issue along the gulf coast. some of this moisture tries to move into the northeast by memorial day making it unsettled with scattered showers and storms. and the middle of the country looks sunny and hot with temperatures in the 90s and northern plains looks to be unsettled, as well. there is certainly a lot to keep an eye on this holiday weekend. lester? >> dylan dreyer. >>> in hawaii there is growing concern three weeks after eruptions began at kilauea. the national guard says there may be one evacuation route left for those who refused to leave as dangerous amounts of lava and gas continue to spew. nbc news national corresponde

the center is just east of the yucatan peninsula. it's organized a bit, but it's still very separate. this is what's going to happen. the subtropical system is moving northward, and the steering systems of where it moves it, it's kind of falling apart, so it's going to meander a bit. storm surge watches are up from 2 to 4 feet from new orleans, and tropical storm watches are along the gulf. it's monday when a majority of this hits, when you have the rip currents and you have the heavier winds. the number one thing you will see from this is heavy rain. there are flood watches up through atlanta. i have to tell you some spots could get more than a half foot of rain. >> we'll track it throughout the weekend. ginger, thank you. >>> next tonight, the political headline. the north korea summit guessing game. the white house now indicating the on again/off again talks between president trump and kim jong-un may take place next month after all. 24 hours after calling the canceled meeting a tremendous setback and threatening military action,

hurricane center has the 90% chance of devel development thanks to the development across the yucatan peninsula that is moving into warm ocean waters. they range from the middle to upper 80s closer to the coast. we need to monitor that sunday into monday being the holiday weekend. you see the moisture to impact the region that could cause localized flooding from alabama through mississippi and florida as well as georgia. elsewhere across the east coast, temperatures warming up nicely. feeling summer like across d.c. and into the nation's capital. 88 for washington. 88 in new york city. back to you. >>> derek, thank you. >> we are on the cusp of hurricane season already. >> is your slicker red any. >> -- ready s? >> ready to go. >>> with rocky at his side, president trump granted a pardon to jack johnson. the president first considered the pardon after talking to sylvester stallone. the current heavyweight champ and jack johnson's great great niece attended the ceremony. >> jackson was jailed for taking his white girlfriend across state lines for what they call immoral purposes in 1913. >> i'm t

flooding remains a risk across parts of cuba in particular and also rather cloudy skies across the yucatan peninsula well that may brighten up slightly as we head through saturday mexico city those expect to be dry and fine with temperatures in the upper twenty's for south america some heavy showers across far northern areas coming southwards those looking largely dry and fine should be a bright one is aries highs of eighteen. donald trump has rescinded foreign aid to charities that perform actively promote abortion people and pallid discovers the consequences a u.s. president spends trying to can have on countless lives around the globe he's completely incensed against eulogized people will go for oneself of bush and those people with trump and the ethics of foreign aid on our. welcome back let's recap your top stories for you so far this hour north korea says the consolations the plan summit with the u.s. president is against the wishes of the world donald trump called the meeting off claiming tremendous anger and open hostility from the office but pyongyang says it's still open to resolving the i

caribbean journey up to the south that we have around nicaragua costa rica pushing up towards yucatan peninsula and once again back into northern parts of cuba some more heavy downpours coming in here for the flooding concerns are rolling towards have an a then by thursday the rain still in place it will be a little throttle brighter want to set a possibility therefore to make it once again and also for hispaniola but some clouds making its way to the lesser antilles. the way that sponsored by cattle and peace. once welcomed now fear. dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term. gnomic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more john among the syrian. i watch money does a richer get those people and put up. it's been one german and american the new germans on al-jazeera. al-jazeera for me is different because there's a maturity about its views god and the is really genuinely a reporter's channel but the pads take the risk of a story arc you'll. go over the top of the note going to al-jazeera is setting out to convey to you of the reality on the ground that the

flooding remains a risk across parts of cuba in particular and also rather cloudy skies across the yucatan peninsula well that may brighten up slightly as we head through saturday mexico city those expect to be drawn fine with temperatures in the upper twenty's for south america some heavy showers across far northern areas coming southwards those looking largely drawn fine should be a bright damp one is aries highs of eighteen. this week's thrice a new method of cremation is helping him to transition become more enlightened mentally friendly and we visit a danish community and enjoy taken sustainability to new heights just when they're on the horizon is some so i only know they are officially one hundred percent when you. look at that song this is it that's the energy right generated we see a change on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . and for you. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm robert us and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world the u.s. calls off a summit with north korea pyongyan

of getting away with fine sunny weather up through central america also looking what at times yucatan peninsula clouding over through tuesday with some outbreaks of rain the rest of mexico draw and fine into north america and he can see the cloud system pushing up so alberto itself is going to run across louisiana through into alabama could be some really heavy rain here flooding is hardly likely other rain bands to push across florida is already quite wet here there will be some flooding for the north still fun in new york city but cooler with highs of twenty one. the weather sponsored by cateye piece. this is al jazeera. time death and this is the news live from doha coming up in the program and then there were three have much anticipated summit between donald trump and kim jong un may also include south korea's leader. political uncertainty in italy after efforts to form a populist government break down. crackdown on dissent in egypt detains journalists and activists in a move that could be linked to an announcement on the economy. an extraordinary act an immigrant from mali is on it after r

that also be showery down forces stretching from colombia all the way towards the north but the yucatan peninsula does look like it should be mostly following and dry for north america we've got quite an intense system that's edging its way towards the east that's giving us the chance of seeing some severe thunderstorms ahead of it it's turning warm as the ethel's up from the .

now, in fact the national weather service has already issued tropical storm watches for the yucatan peninsulas of cuba and what is that? right across the florida, mississippi, alabama and new orleans coastline including lake porch train and t pontchartrain and grart metropolitan of new orleans. so really not something that you want to see here heading in to a holiday weekend, but this is what we have to deal with as we head into sunday, monday and tuesday. we have tropical storm surge threats from grand isle, louisiana right through horseshoe beach. we don't expect this to become a large hurricane by any stretch, but certainly a rainmaker. and this flood threat could be substantial across the florida region into the coastal areas of the gulf of mexico. in fact some of our computer models are indicating in excess of 8 inches of rain on top of what has already fallen there. so flooding will be a major concern. and it looks like unfortunately people's beach plans, well, they will go belly up with clouds and rain. >> that stinks. >> that is the way the cookie crumbles. >> all right. thank you so

sunshine coming through fair weather cloud yes but the really wet weather will continue around the yucatan peninsula looking pretty nasty here maybe just seeing the showers creeping back towards jamaica as you go through friday into saturday but much of cuba seeing some nasty weather little circulation here bringing violent storms and storms there from nicaragua. there with sponsored by qatar airways. june on al-jazeera. with media trends constantly changing listening posts continues to analyze how the news is coming it's the most widely viewed sporting event on the planet as russia prepares to host the football world cup we'll bring you stories from on and off the field from afghanistan one o one east investigates why so few girls are in school despite billions of dollars in donations one year since the imposed blockade of. al jazeera examines the political economic and human impact of the crisis unfold provoking documentaries witness brings world issues into focus through personal stories june on al-jazeera . this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the good and this is the news i'll live from doh

given the constant staff shake yucatan peninsula, scandals, indictments, guilty pleas, and dumpster fireacterized his presidency thus far, it is a wonder he is doing as well as he is, many critics say. pointing to self inflicted wounds that scabbed into a giant wet scar spanning the american presidency. all of that, though, can actually make donald trump look good politically, when you consider despite the problems, his approval rating is ticking up now to 43%. macro economic factors, unemployment falling below 4%, 45 year low, building on obama era progress. meanwhile, he rips up the iran deal, popular with his base, brings three north korean hostages home. >> these are big things that will change history. >> he deserves the nobel peace prize and then some. >> that's one set of views. julie epstein is getting rubioed up, and amy, former gop chair woman of nevada state party and trump supporter. i ask you both to be concise, factual. amy, you go physical therapies. >> okay. you did list out already some pretty impressive accomplishments that the president did promise while he was on the

national weather service still has what is tropical storm watches across the yucatan peninsula, partss we zoom into the gulf coast states from florida all the way to parts of louisiana, including lake pontchartrain and the greater new orleans metropolitan region, the official forecast track has sped this system up somewhat by about six hours or so but, really, the big concern here is going to be the potential for storm surge and then the heavy rainfall that could lead to localized flooding. get this, george, anywhere from 4 to upwards of 8 inches of rain expected across the gulf coast states through the holiday weekend. >> yea. >> yea, right. exactly. i have friends down there. our colleague lynda kinkade is trying to celebrate. >> i saw kinkade take that picture down there but rain is on the way. derek, thank you so much. >>> it is a race against time and a virus in congo. you'll hear from the health officials trying to keep the outbreak of ebola there from turning into a full-blown epidemic. details ahead. ure it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin

alberto is off mexico's yucatan peninsula this evening, with sustainewinds of 40 miles an hour. it is projected to reach the u.s. gulf coast and dumpain on memorial day events. president trump today signed executive orders making easier to fire federal workers he also called for negotiating tougher contracts with federal employee unions. it amounts to the biggest change to civil service protections in a generation. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 58 points to close at 24,753. the nasdaq rose nine points, and the s&p 500 slipped six. still to come on the newshour: a top white house official discusses the trump agenda. harvey weinstein arrested in new york on rape charges. an historic vote in ireland. will abortion become legal? and, much more. >> woodruff: as we reported earlier, the trump administration has reportedly told members of congress that it has reached a deal with the huge chinese tech firm, z.t.e. for more on that, and the rest of the trump agenda, i'm joined by the white house director of e gislative affairs, marc short. marc short, welcck t

damos un vistazo hacia otro lado podemos ver esta tormenta subtropical que afecta desde la península de yucatándos, el aeropuerto de san francisco un al habido retrasos de más de una hora si va salir tenga presente estas sorpresas, muchas personas se quedaron el área de la bahía o viajaron, démosle un repaso rápido para saber 94 los Ángeles 70 seguiremos disfrutando de temperaturas que supere los 70°. >> " le pido por mi salud por mi familia pero más le pido por la paz del mundo. >> asombra al mundo entero ingleses de todo el mundo le piden milagros a la virgen. >> un festival espera miles de residentes en toda la ya de la bahía . >> en la ciudad de nuevo méxico una imagen de la virgen de guadalupe ha desatado conmoción entre los feligreses; miles aproximan a la virgen para orar: >> " le pido por mi salud por mi familia pero más le pido por la paz del mundo". >> fue el domingo que durante la misa el padre varios de la iglesia notaron algo extraño. >> " que le pregunto a mi mamá está llorando la virgen?. >> se limpió varias veces el rostro y continúaba. >> el escuchar estos dos cancilleres de la

we're watching this low pressure off the yucatan peninsula. the next two days new york city development. in the next five days we could see the invest area where you investigated, they keep an eye on it by the national hurricane center. the five-day development zone we could look at our first tropical system, would be alberto. even if it doesn't become a tropical system, today and tomorrow, heavy rain starts to develop, increasing risk of flooding. friday into saturday. the southeast is going to be a mess. right on into the memorial day weekend. you look at the rainfall amount it doesn't look bad now through thursday, maybe two to three inches in central and southern georgia. as we put it in motion and look ahead towards sunday, increasing flood risk because you're looking at areas down in miami, naples, up into central georgia panhandle of florida, on into new orleans could see three to five inches of rain or more, leading to flooding. we'll get to your forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm kari hall. driz

here it is off of the yucatan peninsula of mexico. we don't mow where the storm is going to track.ould move into the eastern or central gulf of mexico. there's a 92% chance of this developing into a tropical system as it moves into the development zone, where the waters are very warm and is conducive for development. that's something we'll keep an eye on. either way, whether this becomes a named tropical storm or not, we're going to see moisture work into florida and along the gulf coast, especially as we go into saturday, heavy rain surges from the south. as we go to sunday and monday, that's when we start to see torrential downpours, the possibility of flooding and dangerous rip currents. both sides of florida have the chance of seeing some rip currents going into this weekend. the eastern coast of florida is not in the clear. but it's especially along the coast of mississippi, alabama, over into the western panhandle of florida where the water will get more and myrrh dangore dang. we could see six inches of rain >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we've got a lot of c

now we have to watch this thing that is trying to form over the yucatan peninsula and as we go throughhe holiday weekend, i time it out for you. south florida, saturday afternoon it's heavy. up to mobile, gulf shores by sunday afternoon and sits around on memorial day itself right there in mississippi and alabama so we're going to watch this one for a lot of rain, robin. >> thinking of everybody down there. thank you. >>> now to that volcano emergency in hawaii. new images this morning showing that dangerous lava spewing as some residents return home to find, well, giant cracks on their land. clayton sandell is on the big island with the latest. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is still a very active eru. lava is spewing in some cases hundreds of feet into the air here i want to show you new video from overnight. we're not only seeing these large orange lava fountains but blue flames in some cases coming out of the ground. very unusual site and that is happening because of methane gas that is trapped underneath the lava. you mentioned cracks. some residents

right here just near the yucatan peninsula, watching this disorganized area of thunderstorms, broad lowressure. now we're at the stage where we call this thing likely for development as a subtropical or tropical storm. if it's named, it's alberto, the first of the season. what i can tell you is that heavy rain through miami on saturday. by sunday it moves up, bands of it, to central florida, right through the panhandle, tallahassee included. the heaviest will fall east and northeast so mobile bay, hattiesburg in there as we head through memorial day itself and early next week. >> all right, ginger. as we watch that holiday travel under way looking live at the new jersey turnpike. more than 36 million expected to hit the road this weekend. eva pilgrim is at a gas station in the bronx here in new york. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is what so many people are expected to do this holiday weekend. they're going to be filling up. so a little bit of what you can expect as hit the road. well, as far as the traffic goes, the worst time to drive is obviously going to b

tormenta subtropical en el atlÁntico, se llama alberto y azota con torrenciales aguaceros a la penÍnsula de yucatÁnmississippi. la miss guerrero, lupita que compite por el tÍtulo de miss mÉxico es tendencia mundial por responder con valentÍa y orgullo a quienes la han agredido y discriminado por su origen humilde, muchos mexicanos se sienten identificados con la incÓmoda situaciÓn que vivio la joven en pleno certamen. >> me los amarrÉ bien antes de llegar al concurso. >> asÍ se defendiÓ de una ola de insultos, criticando su origen humilde durante un concurso de belleza para elegir a la siguiente seÑorita mÉxico. >> tiene 22 aÑos y es originaria de iguala, guerrero, ha trabajado como mesera para pagar sus estudios y dice que estÁ orgullosa que su madre, comerciante y su padre, un cocinero la hayan sacado adelante. >> no puede creer que entre mexicanos, entre paisanos nos tengamos que jalar los pies para que otro no avance.. >> no solo superÓ la prueba sino que su valiente respuesta le ganÓ el apoyo de miles de mexicanos en redes sociales. >> de acuerdo al centro para prevenir la discriminaciÓn, mÉxi

hurricane center now has this chance for development of an area of thunderstorms just east of the yucatan peninsuladevelop into a tropical depression. whether that happens or not, you are going to get some places that get a half a foot of rain going into the holiday weekend so we have the european model. as that low moves toward the coast, if you are traveling i-10 or i-75, atlanta, right through macon, down through florida. there are places that have had 17 inches of rain in the last ten days in florida. they could get another half foot. >> all right, ginger, that tropical system is also leading to new concerns in florida. the governor there warning of possible heavy rain and flooding. there are already multiple sinkholes opening up. and you can see one of them right here in this drone shot of that neighborhood. abc's victor oquendo is on the scene. good morning to you, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this area specifically this neighborhood just can't seem to catch a break. all the rain in the forecast is not going to help matters. that big sinkhole opened up right here behind us. the

. >>> this is a big low pressure system off the yucatan peninsula.still early. there is a lot of possibilities where this could possibly head. maybe middle of the gulf, maybe running up through florida. as it heads to the north there will be areas across the country that get a bunch of rain this is still early but i think widespread across the southeast, florida, anywhere from six to 8 inches. it will be soggy come memorial day. steve: it is dry outside right now. thank you, adam. often called the swiss army knife of the u.s. fleet the u.s. navy amphibious warships have been designed and built for capability and survivability. ainsley: that's right. to celebrate fleet week we're bringing awe 360-degree look inside it in action. brian: i can't wait. we're on land. see what it is like to be on the deck of the warships, being on the veranda. we have the amphibious warship industrial coalition, greg mccarthy. greg, what have you done for us? >> we're trying to help people better understand how important the ships are to the navy marine team. amphibious w

spaguetti como es mejor conocido de las probabilidades de este sistema que tenemos muy cerca de la penÍnsula de yucatÁnrleans. tenga cuidado porque puede ver el sistema estÁ totalmente desorganizado si vemos para maÑana en la noche veremos que se genera fuertes aguaceros para el occidente de cuba tambiÉn para la penÍnsula de la florida, recordemos que los movimientos son a la manilla del reloj lo que significa que toda la prueba estarÁ afectando el sureste de los estados unidos. provocando inundaciones mÁs adelante, estarÉ ampliando un poquito mÁs sobre eso. ahora vÁmonos con la familia de "un nuevo dÍa" y un tema un poquito divertido, extraÑo, no sÉ que. (risas) >>> ay! seÑores. gracias janice. tambiÉn estaremos al tando de toda la informaciÓn que pasa. pero esto la verdad cuando hablamos en la reuniÓn nos dio tanta gracia a ver quÉ piensan de esto que ocurriÓ una familia de portland oregon denunciÓ lo siguiente que alexa el popular fabricante de la voz de amazon supuestamente grabÓ una graÓn completa sin darse cuenta. pero nada malo pero el dispositivo le grabÓ la grabaciÓn a uno de sus contactoss qu

esto sucede en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn y estarÍa atravesando el golfo de mÉxico, tocando tierra estadounidensea, tenemos lluvias dispersas en diferentes lugares, ya no hay tantos avisos y alertas de inundaciones repentinas, como pueden ver el mapa despejado. ahora, el mapa de las temperaturas, comienzo con chicago, bastante agradable, cielos despejados, mÁximas de 70° y mÍnimas de 54°. filadelfia new york, cielos limpios como teta 2° de mÁxima filadelfia, nueva york 77° y ambas con mÍnima de 64°. continÚa la lluvia que va y viene en miami, aumenta este dÍa con 50% de actividad, 86° de mÁxima y mÍnima de 75°.para texas se siente el calor en el pago de los 90°, igual de las vegas que tiene 93°, de las 91°, houston 90 y mÍnimas en el rango de los 70°. las becas con cielo despejado al igual que los Ángeles y esta es la mÁxima de los ángeles con mÍnima de 55°. es todo en el estado del tiempo. vamos con las redes sociales que siempre tengan cargadas en esta ocasiÓn, de dulzura. raÚl: un botecito de azúcar, mi querida ana patricia. yo sigo insistiendo en que me parece que ana estÁ embarazada. francis

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