panhandle need to pay close attention to this storm, about to make landfall on the tip of the yucatÁn peninsulayou mentioned cancun, about to feel the wrath of a major hurricane, category 3, we went to category 4, we expect the storm could restrengthen to a category 4 strength once it gets over the yucatÁn peninsula towards the gulf of mexico. overnight into tomorrow we expect a landfall between texas and louisiana yet again. another storm making landfall on this vulnerable coastline that has been battered by several hurricanes this year. there is the latest track. we will get a new track at 5 am but we expect landfall of a major hurricane, again just west of morgan city. we had several storms in this area this past year watching tropical models it does look like it is going to be a louisiana landfall, the tenth named storm making landfall. we will continue to monitor, back to you. jillian: keep tracking and we will pray for the best. violence plaguing american cities, philadelphia's record number of homicides, the most in a decade. in chicago, the deadliest summer in 20 years. how will this pl

we have tropical system zeta near the yucatan peninsula.his is the 27th named storm for the atlantic hurricane season. zeta is expected to hit the yucatan peninsula near cancun tonight. cancun was hit by another hurricane, delta, three weeks ago. this system could pound the area with 300 millimeters of rain and powerful winds. after affecting mexico, it could veer to the north and east. might make landfall in louisiana or mississippi on wednesday night local time. it could be the 11th landfall of the year for the united states. been a busy hurricane season for the u.s., as well. very low temperatures we're seeing across many locations in the u.s. on sunday, the morning low dropped to minus 34 degrees in parts of montana. the extreme cold will continue to grip the united states into the next couple of days. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi oasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> a japanese company has used a drone in a test to quickly disinfect t

it has been moving toward the north and west and battering the yucatan peninsula which is just getting over gamma at the beginning of this week. now, this hurricane is expected to weaken just a bit as it moves over land, but then invigorating itself as a major hurricane over the warm waters of the gulf. louisiana, you're next on this. in the meantime, looking at 350 millimeters of rain in the yucatan peninsula and storm surge of around four meters or so. also looking at serious rain and storm surge concerns into new orleans. stormier weather going into friday and saturday. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a safe day wherever you are. ♪ >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk news line. i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. japan's industry minister pledged to support private sector efforts to produce and supply coronavirus vaccines in the country. he visited the factory of drug manufacturer june general in geef few prefecture in central japan on wednesday.

we have one more circulation over the yucatan peninsula.s system made landfall in the peninsula. take a look at this video to show the aftermath of the storm. hurricane zeta slammed into the yucatan peninsula as a category 1 storm monday night bringing powerful winds and heavy rain. that being said, officials from the area reported that the damage was not serious. zeta had weakened into a tropical storm but has strengthened again over the gulf of mexico. zeta will be the 11th storm to hit the u.s. mainland this season. again, it has restrengthened to a hurricane. it looks like it's going to lit mississippi or louisiana as a category 2 hurricane. then after that it's going to head towards the mid atlantic coast into thursday or friday. that's it for me. have a nice day. ♪ ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. the covid-19 pandemic has taken a massive toll on business for east japan railway. the company h

the national hurricane center has it going through that yucatan peninsula. going into the gulf by tuesday evening, and unfortunately this aims toward the coastline snowfall this afternoon. look at the upper midwest. it continues to deal with this brutal air mass. casper today, lots of sunshine but 21 degrees watching that cold air mass, oklahoma city headed toward the 20s. >> shock to the system for that. >>> prermg to vote amy coney barrett onto the preekt today. yesterday all but two supreme court republicans and no democrats voted to advance her nomination, all but assuring her seat on the high court while barrett is not expected to need a tiebreaker vote from vice president pence like the last justice appointed to the supreme court brett kavanaugh the margin will still be razor thin compared to years past >>> coming up why senior citizens could be thnee w swing voter. >>> and the historic award for one texas teacher. that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection.

likely to become a hurricane by the time we come to choose to say some wet weather around the yucatan peninsula western parts of cuba system a limb maybe into the gulf of mexico gradually making its way up towards louisiana mississippi for the middle part of the week elsewhere for the caribbean the sunshine and showers. but. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks without money talk to us without really. got what happens to trust you know well driven by al. as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex pieces of her the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms in the 1st of a 5 part series ali rate question is the neutrality of digital deductions trust me i'm an algorithm on a just a you know. you're watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this hour. thousands are celebrating in chile where with most of the votes counted a referendum to change the constitution is on course to pass with an overwhelming majority the government agreed to the referendum following demonstrations. security forces in iraq if i take gas at protesters tr

. >>> tropical storm gamma is stalled over the yucatan peninsula of mexico. it's expected to crawl along mexico's coast dumping more heavy rain before making a turn to the north. at least six people died as the storm battered the region with near hurricane-force winds, fallen trees, black-outs and flooding have been reported. >>> time for a look at your monday morning weather. the only rain on the map will be in florida, the sunshine state. there will be heavy downpours in some areas and a flood watch has been issued along florida's east coast. there will be clear skies against the rest of the nation. checking today's temperatures, miami gets to 87 degrees. still summerlike readings across the southwest in california. 90 degrees in los angeles. around 60 in the midwest and north east. denver and salt lake city will reach 81. 70 in the nation's capitol. 68 here in new york. >>> coming up, a major movie theater chain announcing that it's closing all u.s. locations. >>> the concerns growing in the nfl as a team reports 20 cases of coronavirus. what it means for

clutch just storms here that says a tropical storm zita that is making its way up towards the yucatan peninsula some very heavy rain coming back in here then as we go through monday and it is likely to become a hurricane by the time we come to choose to say some wet weather around the yucatan peninsula western parts of cuba system into the gulf of mexico gradually making its way up towards louisiana mississippi for the middle part of the week elsewhere for the caribbean the sunshine and showers. are. stranded 8 long years on the sue is can now. creating their own community and the economy there was you know president bush used you go when you hit al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships of the desert sand the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. the a. georgiadis here a reminder of our top stories this hour a vote counting has begun in chile where people are deciding whether to write a new constitution demonstrators say the current one fro

hurrican that is hearken delta and there's just a little clutch just storms just around the yucatan peninsula still in evidence there that's what was gamma gamma stiff integrated lots of heavy rain still coming in across the yucatan peninsula having said that and here comes delta this one is a little more powerful actually a strong system this one strong category one storm and it will intensify further see go on through the next couple of days is going to run its way up towards again the yucatan peninsula so that part of mexico sinks in very heavy rain you can see that the remnants of gamma still causing some problems some flooding there across southern parts of the peninsula as we go through wednesday on into thursday that system will end punch its way out into the warm waters of the gulf of mexico does actually weaken a little as it makes its way towards the south coast of the u.s. where we are going to see it making landfall somewhere around louisiana around about on friday so a powerful system by this state significant storm as we go on through friday will see that west of weather pushing

the category 4 storm is packing 130 miles an hour winds as it heads towards mexico's yucatan peninsula today. afterascuelta is will likely ma landfall late friday. >>> and there's a shocking new assessment about california's wildfire season. 80% of the vineyard there may be affected by the glass fire. dozens of vineyard owners say they don't plan to produce any of the region's famous cabernets this year. >>> to the battle against covid-19 and a newly-released memo from the white house about staffers interacting with the president. the "new york times" reports the memo details the use of ppe in visiting the first family's private residence only when summoned. it comes amid new questions about just how frequently the president was tested. dr. patel, let's start with the reporting on how much president trump was tested for covid-19. the "new york times" reports it was not every day, only, quote, regularly. how significant is that difference and how important is it to find out when the president last tested negative for covid-19? because the white house is still not saying when his last ne

the other side of the atlantic we can expect to see some pretty nasty weather just around the yucatan peninsula with some flooding coming in here over the next couple of days but further north just just a contrast things we have got a drought worst drought for about a decade in chihuahua in northern parts of mexico we've not seen any rain really for quite some time and there's no rain in the forecast the west whether it's a real contrast the wetter weather is further south and here we go this is storm gamma making its way up towards the yucatan peninsula it's just been named it will intensify further to go on through the next that 24 hours or so but it's expected to stay as a tropical storm looking it's a winds around 100 kilometers per hour certainly strong enough but lots of heavy rain 3 millimeters of rain possibility of life threatening floods coming through and also some mudslides so the system makes its way further northwards runs across the yucatan peninsula eventually pushes out into the bay of campeche just following on behind incidentally this next clip just storms lining up towards h

hurricanes 8 to has made landfall on mexico's yucatan peninsula battering the coast with winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour forecasters say the storm is likely to move towards the u.s. gulf coast later this week it is the 27th storm in an historic hurricane season. it's to italy now where there were protests across the country monday with demonstrations against a new round of government restrictions aimed at containing the coronavirus clashes broke out in cities including along naples and turin with riot police fired tear gas to disperse groups of violent demonstrators a number of luxury stores were ransacked the unrest coming after a towel you know authorities ordered bars and restaurants to shut down at 6 pm and closed down theaters cinemas and gyms for a month look at the latest now a journalist seem gupta joining us from rome today to sima can you give us an idea of the scope of these nationwide protests and and who's joining them. well just to give you an idea you had protests in the north in milan and in to in but you also have them as far south as naples and palermo and he

the gulf coast preparing for hurricane delta, that storm headed for the us after slamming the yucatÁn peninsulapower, the national hurricane center warning of life-threatening storm surge as delta gained strength in the gulf of mexico. janice, what is the latest? >> janice: we are going to have landfall tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening in the same area relatively speaking that laura hit just weeks ago. devastating another storm into louisiana. the latest 5 am advisory has the storm at category 2. we expect it to strengthen again to a major hurricane, tracking get for the next 24 hours, late tomorrow into the evening perhaps as a major hurricane. there is the latest track, we expect strengthening before landfall. the good news is cooler waters on the coast and dryer air. once it impacts land, we are going to see life-threatening impacts including storm surge, and the potential for tornadoes. flash flood warnings posted. the fact that it is hitting the same area that was hit just weeks ago is devastating for this area and people are urged to listen to local officials and your preparations

category one storm pounding resort towns on the yucatÁn peninsula with winds up to 80 miles per hour.let's go live to part of the gulf coast under hurricane watch as is a that is expected to hit louisiana tomorrow. >> stock futures are looking up this morning as wall street looks to rebound from monday's selloff, the dow plunged 650 points, the biggest single they drop the beginning of september. the nasdaq and s&p 500 both posting the worst days since september as well. it comes as negotiations are stalled in washington on the next covid-19 relief package and a surge of coronavirus cases. we will have more on the state of the economy in the next hour. >> 10 minutes after the hour joe biden grill over his flip-flop on fracking and saying he wants to transition away from oil. >> our next guest built a booming oilfield business and says a biden administration would devastate the community, she joins us live next. >> don't i put in the energy industry on its head announcing he will transition away from oil but days later he's backpedaling and leaving workers in limbo over whether their j

residents of mexico's yucatan peninsula are cleaning up after hurricane delta the storm packed the winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour there were no reports of deaths and the damage was less severe than initially feared the storm is now heading towards the u.s. coast. germany's disease control agency is warning that there spread of the krona virus could become uncontrollable if people don't stick to hygiene in distancing roles well germany has seen relatively few infections compared to the rest of europe officials sigur show a dramatic jump in cases in the latest 24 hour period and chancellor angela merkel says she does not want to repeat of the situation in the spring when europe's largest economy went into lockdown more than a foot has a new infections in the past day that's germany's highest rate since april when the county was to knock down has many say yes want of complacency and a population and cold for responsible straight since april when the kountry was to knock down has many say yes spawn warned of growing complacency and a population and cold for responsible behavior. 8000

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preparations are underway on mexico's yucatan peninsula for a fast approaching storm. >>hurricane delta rapidly intensified into a potentially catastrophic category 4 hurricane. the worst of the immediate impact is expected along the resort studied northeastern tip of the peninsula think jan koum cars and mel playa del carmen where the storm is expected to make landfall within the next few hours people there have been warned to have several days of food and water on hand for more on this dangerous system chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here in lawrence once that's done with mexico is expected to head towards the u.s.. yeah, it's going to head out in open waters right there in the middle of the gulf. so certainly had extremely dangerous hurricane category 4 really looks cancun. >>kind of the cross hairs now is going to start to make its way toward that area sustained winds, it has weakened a little bit. 130 miles per hour still making it a category 4 hurricane was up to a 145 early on this afternoon watch the track though taking a right there across the yucatan p

has moved out of the way it's weakened somewhat still some very heavy right to come across the yucatan peninsula but delta now becomes the main features a lot more fast moving this one and it's making its way away from that western side of jamaica heading towards actually heading towards northern fringes of the tom peninsula very heavy rain coming into that western side of cuba as a result of that and we will see more flooding rains coming into northern parts of the yucatan peninsula as a further north was into the weekend it's got the size of louisiana. not just the republican party but america needs 4 more years of president donald trump in the white house the outcome. election will determine i believe the. generations to come. this is al-jazeera. hello again you're watching the news hour live from our world headquarters here and coming up in the next 60 minutes. iran reports a record.

otros pequeños grupos siguieron su camino gamma deja su saldo de diez muertos en su paso por península de yucatánínsula de yucatán hay advertencia para el área costar de península de yucatán, también se espera toque la costa de louisiana el viernes. >> un latinoamericano espera ganar un globo de oro, inspirado su película en su madre que se vino a este país con sus tres hijos, huyendo de violencia doméstica >> es una carta de amor hacia mi madre y hacia toda las madres del mundo, es la razón por lo que me atrevi a hacer la película jorge cuenta lo que su madre enfrento al llegar a estados unidos, dejó un esposo abusivo y tomar las riendas de su vida. horge sabe lo que es luchar porque es dreamers jamás imagino lo que ocurriría después . >> bueno un día desperte, vi que lo habían compartido en globos de oro, su película acaparó artículos >> después me preguntaron si quería competir, no lo pensé >> hoy compite par 7 categorías, >> tu sientes que te van a nominar, lo sientes >> si, lo siento, dije voy a ir a los globos de oro el año que viene, su madre les cocinó los 20 días de rodaje si mi hijo rec

this is lifting to the yucatan peninsula cancun, all areas in mexico where this could make an initialre working back to the gulf of mexico and heading to the united states. the first landfall, hurricane watch is in place white along yucatan peninsula making landfall and then lingering a cross into early tomorrow morning. so there is your thread of circulation making that move. this is a powerful storm when it does this. so if you know anyone in that area, certainly they want to take cover over the next 12 hours or so and the gulf of mexico you start to prepare what will eventually be a landfall in the united states. there will be indecision what happens once this hits land that does typically weaken it. the forecast will fall into a category 3 before re-strengthening and lifting towards the golf course likely along louisiana and as far east as the panhandle. a powerful storm, at least category 1. all the models in pretty good agreement, moving to the north and west and get this, turn it into louisiana. this will be one to pay attention to. a little bit faster moving than some of the o

this storm is poised to strengthen here on approach towards yucatan peninsula of mexico.out 18 days ago we had hurricane delta make landfall here as a category 2 just south of cancun. those storm systems forecast to make landfall in almost an identical spot, just less than three weeks before the previous storm made landfall. once again it reemerges over the gull of mexico and the concern is the long term outlet takes it very close towards -- you guessed it. look at the variabilities and models, the american, european model. quite a bit of differences youchlt got to break out the models here and look at them one by one. any time you get related to the season, tsteering environment. all these play a role in how strong of a system we have and really wide range of forecasts here from where the system ends up. we think wednesday afternoon or evening along the coast of potentially louisiana, alabama or the florida panhandle and quite a bit of wet weather is seeing a strong tropical storm or maybe even a hurricane. look at what's happening across the western pacific. molave, cat

. >> reporter: delta first made landfall in mexico when it clipped the yucatan peninsula, knocking over trees and power lines. it is expected to weaken slightly as it moves closer to louisiana. but after an active hurricane season, people say they're not taking any chances. >> because the winds will be so high, we boarded up and made sure that nothing goes through the window. the worst part about it is maybe the flooding. and no power. >> reporter: delta is forecast to rapidly weaken as the storm moves inland. in lake charles, louisiana, caroline, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> rosemary orozco is looking at bay area weather and also tracking hurricane delta. rosemary. >> yes, gasia. so as you g to make an impact on louisiana as well aztecs text. giving you a live look at the radar. you can see those storm bands are already moving ashore. it started earlier this morning. if we move in a little closer, wee got quite a bit of rain already falling over louisiana subpoena stretching over the boarder and across texas. getting into the afternoon, this storm, hurricane, is expected to move ashore later i

right now delta is watering mexico's yucatan peninsula and made landfall as a strong category 2 stormsds of 102 miles per hour. >>> it's expected to reemerge in the gulf of mexico today. matt rivers joins us in playa del war mcarmen. >> reporter: good morning. certainly not a beautiful resort town today, although the skies are beginning to clear after what was an extremely stormy night here for residents along the yucatan peninsula, starting up north in cancun, down to where the storm made landfall, playa del carmen, 20 miles south of where the landfall happened. it made landfall as a category 2 storm. on monday we were tracking that was a tropical depression in the mexico city bureau, keeping our eyes on it. on tuesday morning we woke up and find ourselves needing to travel here to cover a hurricane. it was a fast moving storm and today the big question is what kind of wind damage is there. this is not a rain making storm at least here on this peninsula. but the winds were quite strong. quite stoconcentrated especiall where the storm came on shore. we are going to take a look to see w

it is expected to strengthen to a hurricane before hitting the yucatan peninsula.g dangerous storm surges to the area. janice dean joins us live with the storm's path. janice, how much more water can the region take? >> right. so this is another storm that is forecast to hit louisiana. we're not talking about a major hurricane but it's going to hit vulnerable areas that have been seeing so many storms this season. so let's take a look at it. 70-mile-an-hour sustained winds, 74 miles per hour makes it a hurricane. we do indeed think we're going to have a hurricane before it moves over the yucatan peninsula and restrengthens in the gulf of mexico, making a landfall we think core, that center of the storm around the new orleans area, so a little more towards the eastern half of louisiana, in towards mississippi and there's your spyre models. we are -- computer models. we are expecting a potential landfall on wednesday. heavy rain is going to meet up with a cold front and that's going to exacerbate an already bad situation with heavy rain already in the forecast. i wan

national news hurricane delta is getting bigger and speeding up as it takes aim at mexico's yucatan peninsula. is now a category 4 hurricane with top winds of a 140 miles per hour now the worst of the immediate impact is expected along the resort's studded northeastern tip of the peninsula. once it leaves mexico. it's expected to approach the united states over the gulf coast where landfall is expected by this friday. get for this are you ready for some miss this is bubbles and bailey they are therapy dogs who paid a visit to firefighters working on the front lines of the glass fire at the base camp they're so cute. now i would say that those firefighters are definitely some therapeutic cuddles the glass fire has been burning since last sunday and it's burned over 66,000 acres. thanks to the efforts of all those firefighters battling that blaze that glass fire is now at 60% containment. they are so so cute and definitely something that our firefighters need in a time like this they had out there fighting hours upon hours days upon days. and they still have several. you know upper in terms of

cancun city, on the yucatan peninsula, is on high alert for hurricane delta — the 26th major storm ofthe 26th named storm of an unusually active hurricane season. locals who have been told to have enough food and water for three days. any way the wind blows, it's guaranteed to be powerful, with rain and winds of 225km/h on the way. translation: instructions have been given to mobilise 5000 officials to the peninsula, to yucatan and quintana roo, with all the necessary equipment to protect the population. we will be on alert and hopefully the hurricane will lose strength or change its path. cancun is famed for its nightlife and beach resorts. tourism is its lifeblood. and the pandemic has hit the economy hard. 40,000 tourists, a fraction of the usual number, are being evacuated from the coast. translation: the measures being taken in the hotel is to evacuate everyone as a precaution. those who did not make manage to make changes to their flights all have to go directly to the shelter to protect themselves. with our first hurricane. we're scared. although we have been living in cancun f

we do have hurricane warnings around the yucatan peninsula.liar with cancun, all areas it could eventually make landfall next couple hours this is the future forecast. it shows it running over the island overnight into tomorrow. winds will be very powerful with the storm surge and heavy rain. we get back into the gulf of mexico. the time frame getting up into the northern gulf louisiana, as far as up to the east as florida panhandle. we're talking about friday into saturday. it will weaken a little bit first and strengthen once again. there is still a little bit of time for this one. this is another major storm we're tracking running into areas where we've already seen a whole lot of problems. connell? connell: no doubt. that is a big one. adam thank you. adam klotz. melissa. melissa: a hospital defunding a hospital? "washington post" columnist jennifer rubin slamming the president's release from walter reed tweeting, congress might want to defund walter reed as a public health hazard. she said, a 74-year-old obese man with covid who might hav

and that's a record all within itself now the storm, as you mentioned, it moving towards the yucatan peninsula. it's moving towards cancun cancun hasn't seen a storm like this in about 15 years it could become a category 5 storm here it won't weaken that much when it crosses the yucatan, down to a 3 and back to a 1 and it will take a westerly track over the gulf of mexico before it makes a turn towards la had a so it will sit out over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico for a longer period of time that's why it will reintensify but before it reaches cooler water towards the lake charles area that's still not going to drop it too far it could still be a category 3 storm when it makes landfall on friday sometime in the afternoon if it stays on this track, and they don't need this because they just had laura less than a month or just over a month ago that was also a category 4 storm. you mentioned the record-breaking year, 2020 we're up to 25 named storms. the only time that's happened was back -- back when we had -- to the gulf. we went through the greek alphabet one other time in 2005. that's

we are seeing a tropical storm that is brewing in the gulf of mexico near the yucatan peninsula gamedma, as it is spinning around the area. we also have something south and east of there, a tropical depression that is also trying to gather some energy at this point. i want to show you some video coming out of mexico, to show you this storm as gamma made a direct hit on the peninsula saturday as a tropical storm, bringing high winds and waves. it ended up destroying a pier by the beach. guess what? this storm is still likely going to be causing some more problems as we look at the possibility of flash flooding as we go throughout the next several days. on top of that, this storm could be producing a lot of rain with this. the system will move south and west. now, it is interesting, because you probably noticed the clouds are way up to the north and east, getting as far north as florida. the center of the storm is way down toward the south, and it'll continue to spin itself and move around this area as we go throughout the next few days. rainfall amounts can hit close to 200 millimeters

active this year in the hurricane season here we go we've got delta now just push across the yucatan peninsula does weaken somewhat and disarray compared to where we sat last night was a category 4 still a very dangerous storm system will likely strengthen as it makes its way across the gulf right now sustained winds of 90 miles per hour member yesterday was all the way up to a 145 this will re strengthen moves away from the interference of the land mass there and slowly churning out. >>in the middle of the gulf and there you go by thursday we're talking about a category 2 unfortunately, this looks like it is bearing down again on louisiana, it's going to take a northeasterly turn and possibly just off the coastline as a category 3 coming on maybe as a major hurricane as we get into friday, certainly there's going to be a lot of change in that forecast between now and then but right now makes its landfall apparently on louisiana could see a storm surge there as high as 11 feet that would be devastating especially near the coastline. all right we're looking at some changes coming our way the ne

it is going to be a major rainmaker or some flash flooding across the yucatan peninsula expected to move back out into open waters as we head in toward tomorrow. and there you go by tuesday 5 o'clock in the afternoon still a category one hurricane as it makes its way across the waters, the good news is the latest forecast does not have it strengthening looks like it maintain strength as it begins to approach may be strengthening just a little bit as we head into our wednesday morning but look at the track to wouldn't you know it. we could be seeing another landfall of a hurricane possibly in louisiana that would be the 4th 5th storm that has landed in that area this year right now it is getting closer to new orleans you have to keep a very close eye on that possibly making landfall as we head in toward wednesday about 5 o'clock in the evening as a category one hurricane that's really from the weather desk back to you all right lawrence, thank you now to another big story we're following of course is a lot of concern about fires here in northern california but more than 100,000 people hav

yucatan peninsula got slammed by gamma this past weekend. now you have this major hurricane heading your direction. we're talking about waves as high in terms of storm surge about three meters or so with some areas seeing rainfall amounts close to 200 millimeters. you need to be on the lookout for that. up toward the north. we have high pressure mainly controlling the weather. we have a cold front moving through the great lakes. so showers into toronto as we go lieu the day today with a high of 17. that's a a look at your forecas. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> before we go, we have news just in from sweden. the nobel prize in physics has been awarded to three scientists, divided this year. one-half goes to roger pen rose for his work on black holes. the other half goes to reinhart guentzel and andrea gates for their disiscovery of a super massssive compact object at the center of the galaxy. >> the royal swedidish academy sciences has today decided to award the 2020 nobel prize in fix six with one-half to roger penrose for t

in mexico, at least six people are dead after tropical storm gamma battered the yucatan peninsula with near hurricane force winds. that storm has stalled and more damaging rain is expected along mexico's coast before making a turn to the north. another possible, more dangerous storm is right behind it. hurricane warnings already issued for cuba. it could become a category 2 storm along the northern gulf by the end of the week. >>> turning back to our top story, president trump's hospitalization for the coronavirus. we're learning more about his course of treatment. based upon what we do know, some medical experts say those measures are often reserved for patients with moderate to severe cases. i spoke earlier with dr. darien sutton. dr. sutton, let's start with the president's drive outside the hospital grounds. cdc guidelines says transporting a patient outside his or her room should be limited to medical essential purposes. was this drive okay? was the president still contagious? >> the president is still infectious and contagious. from what we know about covid-19, viral loads and in

rick: when the storm made its way around the yucatan peninsula was small center of the storm.uch hurricane-force winds extending out from the center. that will be different when this gets closer to the u.s. coastline a much larger storm and larger area impacted by that. hurricane watches from parts of southeast texas across the louisiana coastline and down towards the mississippi river delta, plaquemines parish with hurricane warnings. this moved out back over water. spent very little time across the the land of yucatan. 100 mile-an-hour storm. hurricane hunters are in there seeing how much structure is left how quickly it gets its act together and strengthens. that is what our modeling does. this is one of the forecast radars what the modeling looks like. you notice at very tight center, very organized storm and the official forecast track keeps this very strong storm, probably category 3 storm the way it is looking by the time it gets towards the u.s. coastline. notice the water temperatures plenty warm to sustain a hurricane. they calm down a little bit. by the time you get

>>preparations are underway on mexico's yucatan peninsula for a fast approaching powerful storm. hurricane delta rapidly intensified into a potentially catastrophic category 4. hurricane. the worst of the immediate impact is expected along the resort studied northeastern tip of the peninsula think can't cool playa del carmen cause of mao where the storm is expected to make landfall within the next few hours. >>residents have been warned have several days of water and food on hand for more on this dangerous system chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to walk us through it. yeah this this is a monster storm now that is putting itself together now a category 4. can see just off the coastline. the yucatan peninsula is really just about to make its way through once it gets by there. it shoots out in the gulf and then the u.s. mainland has to deal with i think a lot of part of the week right now sustained winds of a 130 miles per hour. it is weakening the somewhat from earlier this evening was at a 145 miles per hour sustained winds right at the core of a watch the track you're t

member was a category 4 hit the yucatan peninsula lose the source of energy all that moist air coming from the oceans to really provide the strength of soda dropped all the way down to a category one. >>then it pushed out into open waters we see that i begin to form right around the center of the eye wall right there in the middle of a hurricane this a large storm system now has its reform some 400 miles across hurricane force winds extending outward of 40 miles from the center of this hurricane so here we go again boy you there just some years where it how ends up, but certainly there right in the track there in louisiana and here we go as a storm system expected to move in already seen those bands begin to move on shore bringing some heavy rainfall to the coastal areas you see the areas shaded in green and red those are areas of all watches and warnings for flooding already and there's a whole lot more to come in fact sustained winds a 120 miles per hour moving to the northwest at 12 it is going to track toward the coastline looks like a really wants take a beeline again as it makes

likely to become a hurricane by the time we come to choose to say some wet weather around the yucatan peninsula western parts of cuba the system limited into the gulf of mexico gradually making its way up towards louisiana mississippi for the middle part of the week elsewhere for the caribbean the sunshine and showers. still ahead here on al-jazeera influential and controversial the chairman of the electronics giant and found some have died after being in hospital for the past 6 years. champion lewis hamilton chases a number of formula one record later today we'll have those details for you in 4. it's. mental disease because 50 percent of all debts children. it's. sad but. that it's a bad childhood education that. used . to. cease. to it. you know again i'm a star and die hard that's remind you of our top stories here this hour anti-government protests are resuming across iraq after a long suspension because of coronavirus restrictions the demonstrations against corruption and unemployment 1st began a year ago and now hundreds of people have been killed. the united nations and the african union

a major category 4 storm and that 65 one is named delta right now it's churning towards the yucatan peninsulan it's projected to head into the gulf of mexico before targeting the battered northern gulf coast with landfall sometime friday. today the louisiana governor declared a state of emergency for what will be the tenth named storm to make landfall this season, the most ever recorded janice huff is the chief meteorologist at nbc 4 new york. janice, hurricane delta is strengthening so quickly overnight. what do you know >> this storm is already setting records on its own outside of the regular season it went from a tropical depression with 35-mile-per-hour winds to a category 4 hurricane with 145-mile-per-hour winds in just 30 hours, and that's a record all within itself now the storm, as you mentioned, it moving towards the yucatan peninsula. it's moving towards cancun cancun hasn't seen a storm like this in about 15 years it could become a category 5 storm here it won't weaken that much when it crosses the yucatan, down to a 3, then back to a 4 and will take a westerly track over the gulf

the category 2 storm ripped through the yucatan peninsula. it's halfway between two popular tourist towns. after delta moved up the peninsula it'll likely strengthen over the gulf waters before moving north toward the louisiana coast. this would make the third hurricane in six weeks for the southern state. >>> new at noon louisville police just released details of its investigation into the death of breonna taylor. the mayor after making what he called necessary retaxes released reductions released body cam videos and other files. we will update this story as we get them. >>> the former police officer charged with the murder in -- the murder of george floyd has been released from prison after posting bail. he posted the million dollar bond today. he had been at a state correction alpha silt. he and three former officers will stand trial in march. >>> still ahead, netflix in legal trouble. >> why the company is facing felony charges over a movie it streamed. >> and alleged torture against inmates involving a popular kid's song. >> you can send

. >> reporter: packing fierce winds and torrential rain, delta slammed into mexico's yucatan peninsulaly this morning as a category two hurricane, trapping many americans there on vacation. in nearby cancun, daylight revealing downed power lines, massive debris, and trees toppled on to cars. tourists jammed into the airport last night before it closed. this is the line of cars waiting to get in today when it reopened. >> this is kind of where we're at. >> reporter: those who couldn't escape, like russel ditalo and his family, rode out the storm crowded in a shelter with hundreds of others. >> we're in a pandemic right now, and knowing that we're going to have close quarters this whole entire time, trying to figure out exactly how we were going to do what we could for our family. >> reporter: tonight, as hurricane delta takes aim at the gulf coast, officials are warning residents to prepare once again. >> by friday morning, conditions will be deteriorating rapidly. by the end of the day thursday, you need to be where you intend to be as you ride out the storm. >> reporter: there is a st

the greek alphabet we've had so many out there you can see this one making its way across the yucatan peninsula there it goes sliding on through weakening as it moves across as you might expect. but now moving back out into some open waters and here is the very latest so sustained winds really a tropical storm right now 65 miles per hour but is now over open water so here we go wind this up and there you are and guess what it starts to make a beeline would you know up toward louisiana once again. and it looks like it's a category one as a start to intensify probably maintaining category one strength as it gets closer to the coastline. but there you go wednesday almost noon time you're talking a category one hurricane just off the coastline sustained winds of 80 miles per hour possibly making landfall right at new orleans and that means we're talking 4 maybe 8 inches of rain flash flooding there and a storm surge of 2 to 4 people. they have had one after another storms make their way there meantime though that storm system is going to come on shore you got all this cold air snow all the way down

it smacked through the yucatan peninsula. now it's bearing for louisiana.isiana has been hit quite hard. we're looking at the possibility of seeing another landfall. laura about six weeks ago really caused problems along the coastal areas of the state. looking at this storm which is category 2 for the moment to become a major category 3 storm as we go into friday. now, it is expected to weaken just a bit. that's mott the point here. we have hurricane warnings posted for the southwestern coastline of louisiana with the concern for high storm surge, four meters with rainfall amounts as high as 300 millimeters. new orleans and mobile, stormy weather thursday, friday and even into saturday. hope you have a safe day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >>> that c concludes this editi of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. don't go away. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. officials with low-cost carrier jetstar japan are struggling to weather the turbulence of the coronavirus pandemic. they say the situ

delta is expected to strengthen before hitting mexico's yucatan peninsula tomorrow morning. is the 25th named storm to form in the atlantic this season, second most on record. >>> so still ahead, a halloween treat. a home improvement chain plans to help your family go trick or treating safely this year. family go trick or treating safely this year. ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on my floors, i switch to sweeper. the heavy duty cloths reach deep in grooves to grab, trap and lock dust bunnies... no matter where they hide. no more heebie jeebies. phhhhew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologi

it is expected to cross right across the tip of the yucatan peninsula before making its way back out in open waters, a weakened just slightly but boy anything can happen between now and then as we head toward the middle of the week she's slowly make its way toward the north and would you know what possibly making landfall by next friday. again, louisiana, it's about the 3rd hurricane has made landfall there this season. alright out west we go we've got some nice guys out there see the fog down below couple high clouds up above changes coming our way temperatures in the 60's and 70's the most part still mom some 80's in the valleys tomorrow, you'll see some fog in southern san francisco about 61 degrees 67, partly cloudy and open about 74 degrees and partly cloudy. in san jose overnight tonight, good run of the low clouds and the fog in fact even think enough likely to see some drizzle along the coastline, maybe even a just inside the bay but with that moisture content just great for the firefighters working on the glass fires we're going to see that kind of ramp up over the next coup

hurricane zeta is the focal point this morning it continues to gain steam we saw landfall in yucatan peninsula and it's going to race to the gulf. by tomorrow morning we'll see sustained winds picking up right now they're at 75 miles afternoon hour, the national hurricane weather center turnings this back into a cat 1 tonight and then returns to the gulf coast right now southeast louisiana, you are on our radar i do want to put the coastal areas of mississippi as well into the mix of this, where we couls this afternoon still that heat is building from t tampa to the carolina this day that's storm is going to cause some disruptions today we should talk than coming up. >> trouble there all right, janessa thank you. >>> still ahead, our lester holt is crisscrossing america to hear > . voters about the election >>an iconic song hits new records. new no7 advanced retinol night concentrate. from america's number one serum brand. five times more retinol than the no1 retinol serum. yet formulated to be gentle on your skin. new no7 advanced retinol night concentrate. are my smile can't compete. on for

gamma struck mexico's yucatan peninsula today at near-hurricane strength. dpama swept aswore shortly after noon packing 70-mile-per-hour winds and heavy rain. the storm is expected to loop around the peninsula and possibly be a full-blown hurricane when it makes a second landfall. gamma is the 24th named storm of the season, just three short of the all-time record set in 2005. turning now to the devastating wildfires in the west. red flag warn investigation subsided, but california is fast approaching nearly four million acres lost to wildfires this year. across the state, 34 new fires flared up just yesterday. the glass fire in napa valley has consumed more than 60,000 acres. a bittersweet moment in calistoga. firefighters saved this american flag but lost the battle to save a winery. and we'll be right back with an update on the president's condition. the white house now to get you an update on the president's condition as he battles covid-19. cbs' paula reid joins us now. so, paula, what do we know? >> reporter: norah, tonight the president tweeted out a

it's going to jump over the yucatan peninsula.ay into the gulf, some of the warmest waters on the planet going to help fuel this storm. back toward louisiana is what it looks like at this time. david? >> and we will be on the lookout with you ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here to they do one of the most deven in normal times.s, our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all of us. >>> chilling video tonight. an attempted kidnapping in rhode island. a man grabbing a 9-year-old girl, appearing to force her into his car after she got off the school bus. she was latder found safe and tonight police are asking for help in finding that suspect. >>> finally tonight here, we celebrate a master a

hurricane zita has made landfall on mexico's yucatan peninsula battering the coast with winds of up to 130 kilometers an hour the storm is likely to move towards the u.s. gulf coast zita is the latest named storm in an unusually active hurricane season. violent protests have broken out in the u.s. city of philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man officers say he was armed with a knife the police killing of george floyd in minnesota in may spark months of anti racism rallies. now it isn't a stretch to say that jobs have literally dropped a number of times over the behavior of the current us president and as a bonafide reality television star dull terms hold on the public imagination is certainly larger than life well american t.v. and cinema have a long tradition of portraying its highest office just think of ken's bases chilling turn and house of cards is just one example. tonight in moscow the president in t.v. in the movie the son of the american president can be anything he can be an action hero. in the family kitchen he can be an ordinary guy gathered together. he can e

it's about to pass the yucatan peninsula with up to a foot of rain and some serious winds. then it will die a little bit before it goes back to probably a category 1 through the gulf. it is wednesday night through early thursday, hurricane watch from new orleans. tropical storm watch, mobile and pen is a cola. >> the gulf just cannot get a break. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here this evening, the but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>> arnold schwarzenegger recovering from heart surgery tonight. the 73-year-old actor and former governor had a new aortic valve implanted in his heart at the cleveland clinic. he posted pictures from his hospital