. >>> tropical storm dorian gaining strength as it approaches the eastern caribbean. it has maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour and people in puerto rico were stocking up on supplies. forecasters say that storm could hit the area on wednesday as category one hurricane. before that it could dump as much is eight inches of rain on barbados. >>> pharmaceutical giant johnson & johnson caused a public health emergency in oklahoma. in the landmark case the drug giant has been ordered to pay $572 million in damages for addiction programs over the next 30 years. the pharmaceuticals were named as defendants, both settled out of court for combined total of $355 million. johnson & johnson vows to appeal. >> we are disappointed and disagree with the judge's decision. we believe it is flawed. >> it could shave negotiations in federal ohio. a judge is weighing 1500 opioid lawsuits. >>> what could be the first for children who use medical marijuana. the state passed a bill today that would allow students access to medical marijuana to let school boards decide whether they c

it has already affected islands in the eastern caribbean, st lucia and barbados, for example. and in the next 2a hours we expected to continue as journey to the west north—west at about 20 kilometres per hour, initially affecting puerto rico, as we move from wednesday on into thursday, so will bring that combination of wet and windy weather closer by to this manual. so initially we have concerns about her concerns on puerto rico. there will be this combination of wet and windy weather, up to six inches of rain, around 150 millimetres of rain. some of the wind just getting up to 120 kilometres per hour. it may be categorised as a weak hurricane. we will keep you posted on all of that. a near—total ban on taking baby african elephants from the wild and selling them to zoos has been approved at a meeting in geneva. parties to the convention on international trade in endangered species decided to tighten the rules after days of debate. the decision significantly strengthens the restrictions on the elephant trade as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. they are the most majestic of

just here al-jazeera of had the beady eyes of a tropical storm called dorian in the eastern caribbean here with an update is jenny yeah things say you know a very significant storm this one potentially with a lot of worry to some regions as well let me start by showing the satellite this is where it is this is a storm system this is tropical storm dorian at the moment is that 50 kilometers west northwest the solution is headed across barbados and pushed out into the eastern caribbean sea but the preparations are really in place system is moving to the west northwest at about 20 kilometers an hour winds at about 90 gusting to 160 this is pressure eco preparations here really are well underway and that is because they are still recovering from hurricane rita which was back in september 2017 that was a category 5 hurricane and it killed out here with 3000 people in this region and this is can see as the forecast track here is where we are as a say to the west of solutia and it is going to be heading on this northwesterly track over the next couple of days it is not expected to become a h

. >>> good morning, everyone dorian currently in the eastern caribbean here the next 24 hours are going to be really vital as it makes its way across puerto rico into areas of es pan yoela. we're really going to be watching that. then there's that slow jog that's going to start to gain some intensity potential hurricane going into this weekend >> all right up next our top stories including shocking dash cam video of a high-speed chase with a tragic ending. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® ♪upbeat music everything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. >>> in today's top stories there is shocking new video from dayton, ohio s

caribbean things have been quite dry we're not seeing much in terms of tropical weather right now we are in the middle of august but still nothing on site here in parts of the atlantic heavy rain across parts of central america panama city guatemala managua you're going to see some very heavy rain over the next few days that is going to continue as we go towards wednesday as well ground is saturated here so mudslides landslides could be an issue but up towards kingston it is going to be a nice day in jamaica with a temperature of $33.00 and then very quickly across parts of south america we're going to be seeing a nice day over here towards rio de janeiro maybe a passing shower pushing through but over here towards what is that is it is going to be a cool day with you with a temperature of 10. perception is validation we believe want to be seen but in one life time we cannot see everything. we would lie under the experiences of others and the legacies of previous generations. of that testimony we would know very little. with this documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. and a

caribbean since he had off into wednesday it could even develop into her account but we're going to keep a very close eye on the strength of this storm but it produced some very heavy amounts of rain in sunday by wednesday it's heading on towards pressure ecosystem huge concerns here because obviously what we're looking at is flooding rains we could see some flash floods and certainly mudslides and landslides so we'll continue to keep you well updated. perception is validation we believe to be seen but in one life time we cannot see everything. we would lie and experiences. and the legacies of previous generations. of that testimony we had. with this documentary that open your eyes and. welcome back to recap your top stories for you so far this half hour the u.s. president donald trump says he's willing to consider meeting his iranian counterpart. if the circumstances are right he made the statement at the g. 7 summit wrapped up in direct sun from. a judge in the u.s. state of oklahoma as found the pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson helps fuel an opioid epidemic which has kill

caribbean. look at preparations in the u.s. territory still recovering from hurricane maria in 2017. >> reporter: puerto rico's bracing for tropical storm dorian. it's gaining strength and could become a hurricane with the island of puerto rico in its cross hairs. >> not good place to be next two or three days. >> reporter: across san juan, buying what they need to prepare. >> have enough water and canned things, food. >> reporter: more than 200 firemen from miami heading down to assist if they may be needed. >> be here before the storm hits. weather the storm at base of operations. >> reporter: as cruise ships change itineraries and airlines alter flights. memories of hurricane maria fresh on the island, devastated puerto rico, killing nearly 3,000 people. house after house still heeled only with blue tarp, power grid still vulnerable. fearing the next storm. expected to hit wednesday night but bit of good news, appears to be fast moving and will be out of the island in just about six hours. ma

allure of the seas changed their vacation cruise from the eastern caribbean and those islands to the western caribbean as did symphony of the seas. the coast guard shut down all maritime operations in san juan late yesterday. all of that remains closed. things could reopen tomorrow. it all depends on what happens for tonight. for florida, people up and down the coast have been stocking up on water and nonperishable. still a few days out. a lot of uncertainty to where this eye hits the sunshine state. neil? >> neil: phil keating, thanks very much. how bat could things get? we're just revving up to the hurricane season. joe bastardi is with us. what do you think? >> this last a classic bend in the track to the west, which is usually an ear mark of a major intensifying storm. if you go back and look at -- i talking about the track in two or three days. it's moving north, to the north. it has avoided what we wefer -- refer to as a cribbian gauntlet. it's just in the extreme northeast caribbean and moving to the atlantic. it will continue this northwest bath the next couple days and then

already tropical storm warnings have been issued for the eastern caribbean. and it is going to strengthen in the coming days on tuesday into a category one her hurricane possibly making landfall into puerto rico in parts of the dominican republic as well by around wednesday we're will have sustained winds at 75 miles per hour. so certainly keeping an eye on that specifically in the caribbean because this does look to be a pretty powerful tropical storm right now that looks to become a hurricane in the coming days, let's take a live look outside from golden that fooueven some patchy coastal drizzle as well temperatures right now a mixed bag of 50's and 60's with the exception of our interior valleys in the east and south bay. still in the 70's there an antioch 81 degrees lows tonight, we'll dip into the 50's and 60's and you're microclimate forecast for your monday tracking above average temperatures throughout san francisco downtown san francisco 74 degrees, 72 degrees for those of you in half moon bay. light a breezy wind speeds with gusts upwards of 20 mile

>> bret: tropical storm dorian is dumping rain on the windward islands of the eastern caribbean, it's on a path right now to brush past puerto rico's southwest coast and hit the eastern dominican republic at near hurricane strength. senior correspondent rick leventhal is in puerto rico tonight, good evening. >> it was hot and sunny here all day and then some light rain started falling and the winds have picked up. a state of emergency has been declared here in puerto rico which was devastated by hurricane maria two years ago. the power grid is still weak, people lose electricity in a typical rainstorm, that could be an issue here. 30,000 people still have blue tarps on their roofs, folks are taking it seriously. we saw a lot of people rolling carts out of the sam's club filled with bottled water. three cases per customer was the store limit, they are getting resupplied there but some grocery shelves have been picked clean. at costco, they ran out of the small water bottles and people were buying gallon jugs of water. there was a long line at some gas stations with people topping off t

back tropical storm dorian making his way to the eastern caribbean tuesday. the storm is expected to dump 10 inches of rain in some parts of the wimmer violence. the national hurricane center says dorian brings maximum sustained winds nearing 50 miles per hour. forecasters expect the storm to strengthen as it nears puerto rico. >> this is not a good place to be in the next two or three days. the good news is, this will be a fast start. this will come through in six or seven hours. >> reporter: dorian has caused power outages and downed trees in barbados. it is expected to hit the dominican republic and puerto rico wednesday night. crowds of people in grocery stores stocking up supplies ahead of its arrival. >> when a storm comes, we are much worried about what is going to become. >> reporter: folks in puerto rico are still worried about hurricane maria. they are not taking any chances. >> the whole island has been traumatized. you have to take that in consideration. >> reporter: search and rescue teams in florida are being deployed to assist. a model of the s

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caribbean as well and here across parts of the states we are going to be seeing severe weather breaking out today across the central plains but the temperatures are going to be quite warm down here towards the south we're going to see dallas which attempt to hear of 37 degrees on thursday but by the time we get towards friday that is going up to about $38.00 with a legacy $34.00 degrees there. the weather sponsored by catherine is. also one of our biggest strengths that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place worth 2 worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. in 2 hours we can get so on jurists in the rest of central america and about the same time but more importantly is where those 2 cultures north and south america beats us to teach it's a very important place for al-jazeera to be it looks ugly and sounds ugly and scares people from america's high stree

>>to an update on tropical storm dorian tonight much of the eastern caribbean island of barbados was shut down today dorian approaching there. the prime minister there close schools and government offices and warn people to remain indoors. so now we want to bring in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to give us an update on on how this big storm is moving where it's going and what could happen avoid the caribbean tough place to go this time of year that's where you see all those great rat if you want to travel that are right because you never know. >>you get one of these storms are developing come through and here we go now starting to get active out there. dorian now a pretty strong storm system putting itself together still sustained winds 50 miles per hour you can see it spinning off the coastline. it is going to track right through much of the tropics. you can see that and all the way through possibly making landfall in the dominican republic as we head in toward thursday and then as it moves back out the water is probably going to gather some strength and then again you can see

it moves over the eastern caribbean. if current projections are right, dorian could become a category 1 hurricane by the time it approaches puerto rico. as dorian churns, so are ideas about how to stop hurricanes in their tracks. why? this reported axios that president trump suggested on multiple occasions that national security explore dropping nukes into the middle of the hurricanes. the president said i got it, why don't we nuke them? they start forming off the coast of africa. as they're moving across the atlantic, we drop a bomb inside the eye of the hurricane and it disrupts it. why can't we do that? well, the briefer reportedly replied "we'll look into it." hillary clinton tweeted in response, we should not nuke hurricanes and noaa agrees. you know, the federal forecasters who actually deal with the sort of thing. even the noaa website says nuking a hurricane would be devastating and might not even alter the storm, believe it or not. not to mention the nuclear waste released into the air and the water. as noaa put

people in puerto rico and eastern caribbean are preparing for the pop hit by a tropical storm. stores were busy selling storm related supplies. the national hurricane center says some caribbean islands could get as much as six inches of rain, so a lot of rain coming out that way, kari, right now. people need to brace for the possible worst. >> we talked about puerto rico recovering from past hurricanes and so now we see this tropical system, still a tropical storm, approaching the windward islands and the track is to move closer to puerto rico late tuesday into early wednesday and strengthen to possibly a category 1 hurricane as it nears the dominican republic. we'll be watching this throughout the week. a little bit closer to home, we've had some tropical moisture from the remnants of what was trapping ivo and that continues to move in, and bring in higher humidity. it will feel muggy tomorrow as well as wednesday and we're also going to see more clouds. beautiful sunrises and sunsets, and also some hot temperatures. here is a look at our highs for today, reaching 90 in san jo

that's what we've seen with the storm as it moves across this north eastern caribbean. it's an area that is notoriously hostile for storms. meaning, they don't develop that well. the storm has continued to strengthen and develop. one of the things that it has done is the center of the storm kind of keeps on getting displaced and going toward the north east of where it was. that means it's really spared what we thought could be the worst in puerto rico but it has put the british virgin islands, st. croix, and still vieques is the path of this. you see very heavy rain and wind, we'll see some flooding in puerto rico. but the bigger storm is really potentially impacting mainland usa. sometime this weekend. think about the impacts along the beach areas for the last unofficial weekend of the summer. so we will have problems all along the beaches. that's anywhere from potentially the outer banks of north carolina all the way down through florida. this is our general pattern in the summer. we have the storms that move across kind of down toward the equator, just to the north o

the eastern caribbean tonight, bearing down on barbados and its neighbors. the islands braced for the storm's arrival early tuesda from there, its projected path takes it toward puerto rico. even a weak hurricane could be a problem for puerto rico, which is still recovering from the two years ago. hurricane maria back in this country, republican congressman sean duffy of wisconsin announced he's resigning his seat next month. the four term wmaker said he s to spend more time wit his family. his wife is expecting inoc ber, and tests show the child has a heart condition. duffy becomes th14th house republican not seeking reelection in 2020. he representbla strongly rean district. and, on wall street, stor s rallied afesident trump suggested china wants to talk seriously about a trade deal.ab the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 270 points to close at 25,893. the nasdaq rose almost 102 points, and the s&p-500 add 31. still to come on the newshour: i a major decisia case against a drug maker. will this be a bellwether trial e opioid epidemic? amy walter

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the storm in the last couple days was in the north eastern caribbean. that's kind of a dead zone for hurricanes. it didn't happen. it held itself together, strengthened a little bit. now, it's heading toward the bahamas. conditions are much more favorable for strengthening of the storm now. most of our major model guidance brings it to hurricane status. we will see if it's a category category 3, 4. we should have a very significant hurricane somewhere along the florida coast. it could be still georgia. but it is a florida first storm. one thing we are really concerned about is if this hits florida, i can't see dell might say exactly. the water in the gulf is incredibly warm. it has a major hurricane on the coast of florida, going back into the gulf. it will make another landfall again, somewhere on the florida panhandle near louisiana panic dominic. you have the time now to prepare. >> martha: when is the landing time for florida? very tough. that is the story of wednesday august 28th, 2019. but as you know, tucker's up next. musical is ♪ >> tucker: g

caribbean which is a graveyard for storms historically, and didn't happen in this case, it kind of held itself together. fortunately it moved to the east of where we thought it was going to go. that happened because the center of the storms that aren't really well organized can actually kind of develop a new center. that happened a new times yesterday and each time it happened to the north, so that adjusted everything off towards the right. that means that it spared puerto rico the direct edge of this but also means that it did not get disrupted by the mountains of puerto rico it just stayed over water storms still very well intact and an 80-mile an hour hurricane right now gone past the island will be pulling away from puerto rico pulling away from the virgin islands and as it does gets into what is actually much better environment for strengthening. that's why the official forecast of the storm brings it up to major hurricane status by the time it makes landfall, now strength forecasting is still very difficult, so we could see some variations in that but you get the idea, you've been

it's strengthening as it moves through the eastern caribbean islands and will threaten puerto rico. the island isn't taking any chances since being devastated two years ago. >>> just this half hour, justice ruth bader ginsburg shows how well she's recovering. >> just weeks after completing a new cancer treatment, she was back on stage and cracking up the crowd. >>> it was a night of bling, glamor, and over-the-top performances in glittering downtown newark, new jersey. we'll have the big winners, the big moments and the big fashions on the mtv video music awards coming up in "the skinny" on this tuesday, august 27th. >>> ooh! the vmas. missy elliott, legend. >> yes, completely. >> putting it down. >> oh my goodness. >> it was a good show. taylor swift opening up. we're going to talk about it. >> a big couple of days for both of them, for missy elliott and taylor swift. you're right, we'll get to that all fun in "the skinny." >>> we do begin with johnson & johnson facing a massive fine. the health products company is vowing to appeal what it calls a flawed verdict. >> the judge order

in and around that area not only off the florida coast but the eastern caribbean as well. the national hurricane center is going to update us on the track of dorian. we are on it and also something happening across the board that could have a longer term impact, talking about violent outbursts as we speak after this. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family... we're the rivera family... we're the kirby family, and we are usaa members for life. get your auto insurance quote today. (male announcer) summer is over, and fall is here. it's time to get back to school, back to work, and back in the blind. because opening day is coming, and off-season day dreams are about to become a reality. it's your season. so head to bass pro shops' and cabela's kick off sale and save on

caribbean things have been quite dry we're not seeing much in terms of tropical weather right now we are in the middle of august but still nothing on site here in parts of the atlantic heavy rain though across parts of central america panama city guatemala you're going to see some very heavy rain over the next few days that is going to continue as we go towards wednesday as well ground is saturated here so mudslides landslides could be an issue but up towards kingston it is going to be a nice day in jamaica with a temperature of $33.00 and then very quickly across parts of south america we're going to be seeing a nice day over here towards rio de janeiro maybe a passing shower pushing through but over here towards what is out as it is going to be a cool day with you with the temperature up 10. well if we cannot have palestina my government was suddenly not allowed britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows over a century ago britain and france made the secret deal that changed the shape of the middle east

here are the lesser antilles, essentially the islands that ring the eastern edge of the caribbean. it is trekking towards the west now. 85 kilometer per hour winds. higher gusts associated with it. so what can we expect? still will move across barbados as a tropical system and move across the central lesser antilles. as it does, it is going to be increasing in favorable environment also for intensity. so what happens for san juan, puerto rico? september 2017 devastating hurricane across this region. it could be a category 1 hurricane to the south to the west of puerto rico. that's three days away. the computer models have been pretty good and they are in fair agreement that they will come in the vicinity of puerto rico, but will it impact san juan or puerto rico? and then moving on towards espanola. right now it appear it is will have a glancing blow, but we need to get a little step further in the forecast time period just to see how close it will come. all right. there is a tropical storm warning out for the central lesser antilles from st. vincent to tsaint louisa. it's going to

. >> back in the '90s, a lot of this movement of contraband came through the caribbean. but they've come out here to the eastern pacific where they have a bigger playground to move their illegal gains. >> but in this playground, deep in the pacific, the coast guard says it has the upper hand. armed with the latest technology and ammunition. >> the technology has played a huge role. that really gives us an edge on tracking down targets and, you know, allowing us to catch the bad guys. >> reporter: while we're there, a tip comes in from one of the partners, coast guard's partners flagging a potential smuggling boat. so the crew launches their drone to serve as eyes in the sky. and within minutes, it precisely locates alleged smugglers. it's go time. it takes just minutes for a team of eight to gear up. >> if we got eyes on these guys, we're going to take them down. >> the team splits up into two smaller boats. soon enough, they're at full throttle. >> it's almost like you're on a roller coaster when you're going up that peak. your heart's beating out of your chest. but the

this is hurricane matthew in 2016, the storm came out of the caribbean and off to the eastern seaboard of florida. a couple of days before that storm, making a direct land fall and went about 30 miles to the east offshore. it's one of the possibilities that could happen with this. i put in the computer models, you notice for the most part, it leaves the eastern half of florida right now. yesterday, the models were showing way off to the south here toward the gulf. when we get these models, we don't have a lot of confidence. there's a lot at play here to the north of this storm, there's a layer of high pressure blocking it. the area of high pressure won't be as strong or if this is stronger, they tend to move north more easily. this is 1150-mile an hour storm. it will continue to pull off towards the west just to the west. one that goes toward the gulf and one moves across in the end. once that's offshore and potentially up to georgia and the carolinas. this went off to the left is a less likely scenario now. across part of the peninsula, that is certainly the most likely scenario but w

seaboard and we had further to the south through the caribbean wall cloud really the picture that we have seen for the last few days the rain very extensive really all the way from panama right away across to the yucatan peninsula and those showers pushing into southern areas of mexico as well mexico city not to about a 25 but certainly a cow details sunday in cozumel with the charms of those thunderstorms and some showers and thunderstorms across into hannah same story in kingston probably not as bob own sunday domingo dry conditions john roos well there across into much of haiti. talk to al-jazeera we ask what guarantees will you give to the people will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing me we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter on the al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the game this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the kashmir crisis prompts an emergency session of the un security council as protests continue in the disputed region.

dorian is in the caribbean. this is the remnants of stropical storm in the eastern pacific. -- tropical storm in the eastern pacific. the clouds moving into the valley. and clouds over san francisco. that is why tomorrow it t as it will be more humid. it will get more humid tomorrow as well. low clouds, we have those tomorrow. not inland. near the water. you can barely see it. a little bit of gray. it is there. we will have a veil of high thin cloud cover over the bay area tomorrow af t wednesday and a stronger onshore flow begins on wednesday because the weather is changing. a big riching of high pressure to the south. flow from the ocean. low-pressure system off to the northwest. a counter clockwise rotation will enhance the flow from the ocean. as we get more of the onshore flow the temperatures drop back to average. mild with fog near the water tonight. more humid tomorrow. you will notice the change and then temperatures drop by the middle of the week. san jose 88 degrees. that is six degrees above average.

caribbean since he had off into wednesday it could even develop into her a come but we're going to keep a very close eye on the strength of this storm but it produced some very heavy amounts of rain in study by wednesday it's heading towards pressure ecosystem huge concerns here because obviously what we're looking at is flooding rains we could see some flash floods and certainly mudslides and landslides so we'll continue to keep you well updated. for the nomadic jacka tribe survival is about reaching their destination a little if we don't hurry will never be able to get the top up in the storm we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. can trace dangerous the ices of them as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life into the legendary sometimes luser cattle there will die of cold war because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the power. as this radical transformation. i mean if you look shedding light on the remaining pressing for change and the unconventional methods to el

seaboard and we had further to the south through the caribbean more cloud really in the picture that we have seen for the last few days the rain very extensive really all the way from panama right away across to the yucatan peninsula and those showers pushing into southern areas of mexico as well mexico city not to about a 25 but certainly a cow details sunday in cozumel with the charms of those thunderstorms. storms across into have anna same story in kingston probably no says bob those sunday domingo dry conditions john roos well there across into much of haiti. millions of workers a big in slaved in the brigham's of india one i want to east explores how satellite technology is now helping to set them free. and this is different not to say whether someone is going for someone's favorite spot does matter we think it's how you approach an official and not that it is a certain way of doing it it's a conscious bods injects a story and cry out. welcome back you're watching our dessert time to recap our headlines now there have been more protests in kashmir over india's move to revoke th

otherwise it's cloud without much right you know your notice is just coming to the eastern side of honduras and into his grandma there is that green that's where the rain is falling except for the bahamas so if any draw a picture otherwise and nothing to relieve the farmers in brazil nor should they base far as a full cross is concerned but there's rain in the purpose. she's the head of 4 generations of family and the bearer of 40 years of suffering. a heart or a hinge a refugee in her ninety's has fled persecution in myanmar 3 separate times in her life 1st in 1970 then 1991 and finally in 2017. they pitas they kidnapped as they detained does. google and her family span almost a century in the. bonded through blood and displacement they now all live in a single hut located in the world's largest refugee community in many ways what's happened to this particular extended family really mirrors what's happened to so many other rohinton who face decades of repression and abuse the ranger aren't just the world's largest group of stateless people they're also among the world's most persecuted min

is kind of polling that tropical moisture east and there are flood warnings across massachusetts and eastern new england. >> getting an update from the national hurricane center, saying it is moving away from the northeastern caribbean sea. >> it is going to head out to the subtropical and. there is no interaction. that means there is no limit to how strong they can get. this is probably the best place for the storm to develop and get stronger. fors not a good forecast florida. let's get a quick check on business flash headlines. 40%.s have fallen the offer is invited at about $3 billion. at chinaheadline summit this week maybe the u.s.. [inaudible] present len's to china becoming a world leader. and tiffany posted second-quarter earnings that beat estimates, but a drop in spending by foreign tourists. sale iss same sort of expected. that is your business flash update. consider. >> that is the best. waitere was a three hour trying to get into the car park. it was overwhelmed in cost to and china, but now we understand that they are having to refrain from entering the second day to ensure we

otherwise it's cloud with much right over your nose has just come into the eastern side of honduras who has got a model there is that green that's where the rain is falling except for the bahamas so funny draw a picture of the worries and nothing to relieve the fires in brazil nor should they be as far as a forecast is concerned but there's rain in the purpose. right . 67 that's spelled promise for one people. but disaster for another. the pledge to be establishment of a jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration that changed the middle east for seeds of discord on al-jazeera. i mean there's a problem and don't have the top stories this news hour the escalating trade war between the u.s. and china looks set to dominate the agenda of the series g. 7 summit which is being held in the french seaside town of be our vets and as heads of state gather for the summit there's been growing international criticism of brazil's handling of the wildfires in the amazon rain forest president job also has ordered the military to help put out the fire as.

hello there clear skies across the eastern sections of china but still those rains keep coming along the southern and western sections in fact the rain is really all the way from you know right of across into guangdong probably staying dry in hong kong as we go through thursday there's always the child's this kind of thunderstorm and the rains also quite extensive across taiwan on thursday by friday you'll see this which is a good picture goal is clear skies which is just as well we all watching a storm developing at least the philippines that is the key. be heading towards taiwan as we head through the weekend the rain is quite extensive as well across into much of northern vietnam and as i say the philippines have been seeing quite a bit of rain as well lately and you can see quite a blanket of cloud here you know those sections of borneo as well will see the rain over the next couple of days dry further to the south and really relatively clear and draw across much as and also the man i put in slept a little bit more in the way it's got a child as we head into friday and of course

some flights could be delayed or cancelled as the hurricane barrels to the eastern seaboard. american airlines is changes flights scheduled through september 3 and some locations in the caribbean. delta is allowing cancellations and waiving the change fee. southwest, spirit, frontier and jet blue are also waving change flees. if you plan on spending time on a cruise, check for last minute changes to your trip. this hurricane has cruise lines scrambling to modify itiniaries. some shutting down private operations at islands. royal caribbean and disney have already charged the stops their ships will make. speaking of disney, dorian could crash the opening of star wars in orlando. if a hurricane warning is issues, the resort will allow cancellations. if you're thinking about buying travel insurance, it's probably too late. some require it 24 hours prior to the storm being named and some sooner. >> neil: a little late for that. thanks very much. how is female preparing for this and the potential with it? right now, the fema deputy administrator. administrator, what are we looking

all over the south eastern u.s., people getting ready for dorian to make land fall late this weekend. thankfully, the storm changed course and puerto rico was spared from a direct hit. the island is struggling to recover from back to back hurricanes in 2017 that killed about 3,000 people in all. . >>> we did much better this time because of the weather pattern that changed. but no, we're not over recovering from what happens in maria. and we still need the assistance. we need help. >> by the time dorian hits florida late on sunday or monday, it could be a major hurricane. a state of emergency has been declared and florida's governor is telling all residents to stock up on seven days worth of supplies. dorian could bring flooding and damaging winds to south carolina and georgia. >>> i'm anne makovec. and we are live this morning to danville. there has been a water main break. we just lost the picture. an intersection is complete covered in water on franciscan drive a mile east of 680. the break happened about 3:30. still waiter if information on how much homes may have had the water se

it brushed over the eastern part of puerto rico and caused power outages, but no major flooding and no major damage. dorian is a slow moving hurricane, which means it will hover over the warm waters in the caribbean and continue to grow in size and strength over the next few days. for anyone travelling to florida in the caribbean this labor day weekend, most major airlines have announced that they will be waiving rebooking and cancellations fees for passengers. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> we're taking a look at a live satellite projection of the path of dorian. let's bring in our meteorologist mark tamayo. i know you're tracking the storm. >> reporter: it continues to move away from puerto rico strengthening and approaching the united states, especially florida as we head toward the weekend. here is the satellite and the radar. still a category one hurricane. the latest details on this system right now. winds at 85 miles an hour moving to the northwest at 13 miles an hour. current position is 221 miles north, northwest of san juan, puerto rico. here is the forecast track. we're

into tuesday ascension getting up to $28.00 celsius seem more like it still a few showers around the eastern side of brazil and certainly up towards the north as well joining up with the showers that we have up towards guyana it's was venezuela towards sure unama southeast the site of the caribbean seeing some very heavy rain over the next couple days involve the storms rolling into barbados st and grenada right across the the way with and if anything that will increase we go from monday on into cheese day this monday is picture much of the lesser antilles certainly the the windward seeing some very heavy rain and then the leeward also catching some big downpours pushing ever tools puerto rico western parts of the caribbean greater antilles generally dry and sunny that had 2 celsius there for kingston 5 out of troy by the 2 into the u.s. but we've got some lively shallows gathering around the southeast and kona turning rather wet tomorrow. the weather sponsored by countdown and. america is divided like never before each side is so convinced that they are absolutely correct that the other sid