and if you live in honolulu you can get fined if you don't own one of these... what is it? guess and what is it? guess and we'll have your answer in a half hour. how often how often how often the chips this bag is filled with air?!bag is filled with air?!team 12's bill mcginnity thought the same thing so he followed his curiosity counting, weighing and measuring to see if you're really getting what you paid primary day here in arizona... and for a couple of long time fixtures...john mccain and sheriff joe arpaio...they're in and - remembering the life of gene wilder.in the next hour - we'll look back on the late actor's greatest achievements... >> a tow truck driver is being held a hero after chasing down a hit and run driver. >>> it is going to get hot at the poll, the hour by hour voting forecast is 11:00s away. honolulu hawaii became a city, and if you live in hawaii you have to own one of these doryx you know what it is the answer to your morning trivia question is just 20 minas way. >> spent the day in court taking selfies. she reported to morning duty coming up in mor

honolulu. >> when we were in honolulu, we were the most aggressive. the people there are probably pretty mellow. >> reporter: not everyone feels being an aggressive driver is necessarily a bad thing. they say maybe it's the other way around. >> i wish everybody would get out of the left lane if you are >> reporter: if you wonder which city has the least aggressive drivers we will tell you in ten minutes. monique griego, 12news at 10:00. >>> now to more hot headlines. a 22-year-old phoenix man and his four-year-old nephew come face to face with a serial street shooter and they are talking about it. the pair was driving home from the laundry last month when they stopped at a stop sign. that is when a car turned in their direction and the driver was pointing a gun. i was shocked at first. within seconds it was slow motion. he just pulled out a gun. is this really happening? >> the man telling 12news he sped off and miraculously, no one was hurt. he said the composite sketch matches the description of the man who was shooting at him. >>> flagstaff police

general westmoreland was attending formal conferences in honolulu. the president asked the general to meet him at the ranch over the weekend to discuss the overall situation in detail. ♪ the meeting was unheralded and the visit was not announced until the morning after the general arrived. since the chief executive put the river on the map, there is very little that surprises the residents of the texas hill country. at the present, the most publicized soldier of the decade, attending a simple church service with the president, is something the hill people take in daily stride. ♪ immediately following the church services, the reporters were invited to the ranch for a press conference. during formal talk throughout the early morning hours, the general found the president exhaustive in his quest for details on the war. they explored three dozen circuits pertaining to the fighting in southeast asia. before the president introduced general westmoreland to the press, he let one of the perennial favorites have the floor. ♪ for most of the press confer

honolulu hawaii became a city, and if you live in hawaii you have to own one of these doryx you know what it is the answer to your morning trivia question is just 20 minas way. >> spent the day in court taking selfies. she reported to morning duty coming up in morning juice. >> it has caused quite a scene there today. it is 6:00 on the this primary day. hope you are off to a great start. >> in the foreca >> it is a slight chance. it is really atmosphere getting its act together. today we will mostly see storms out in distance in the mountains erupting later on in the example hours: right now as we scan the skies outside the 12 news studio, it is wall to wall clear skies out there. as that sun is going to be popping over the horizon. officially in just 15 seconds. that's right. at 6:01 you can see maybe a >> so, what that mean, full sun sign at the surface. oh boy, it will heat up so efficiently. so get out to the polls, sooner than later. yeah, we are talking about 90s already by the 9:00 hour, triple digits by the noon hour, and up, up up all the way through the afternoon. we have t

, so it's going to be quite stormy in honolulu once again. over the main u.s., there are a couple of tropical systems near the southeast coast, one is located near the carolina coast, but this is going to move away from the land. but this is more of a concern. this system will actually intensify to a tropical storm and move over the land over the north of florida as we go into thursday. heavy rainfall probably 500 millimeters expected. plus hurricane force wind gusts are expected. so extremely stormy conditions are on the menu for you on thursday. >>> the coastal western united states, dry but across british columbia, but a storm is moving in so it is going to be wet. the highs are going to be 20 degrees for the high in vancouver, and still on the hot side in l.a. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline". thanks for staying with us. >> this week, global 3000 heads to china. a new app is creating a stir at lunchtime, bringing old favorites to the table. we find out more. in peru we look for one of the

as time goes on that it will be updates just briefly before it gets to honolulu. it won't get to honolulu, but the big island. when it does it will bring winds of 60 miles an hour. still a tropical storm, but still in a way of a bit of rain at the surf. back here in the bay area things look fairly nighttime 52 at concord right now. tomorrow afternoon the numbers will not change. but there is a lot of juice coming up towards california mostly because of the moisture that will be turned up by the tropical storm. look at the low to the west and the high to the south, the perfect corridor. channeling in some of the subtropical moisture towards northern california. that's why we say that by tomorrow afternoon and on tuesday the north bay would not be a surprise. in fact, we will see the high clouds from that tomorrow with the low clouds that will be the factor that has been now for what seems like an eternity. look at the high clouds towards the end of the day to make far gorgeous sunset tomorrow night and maybe a thunder bumper or two by sunday. we shall see. in the m

very extreme deployments was at the end of world war ii in san diego and honolulu. 1946, end of the war in the government wanted to continue to test atomic weapons, deployed to set buoys at marshall islands and at the kenya told. function was to put the german and japanese into bikini atoll. off in twoere blown different locations. waters 500 feet above the and was an aerial test. then they looked at the effects it had radiation wise and the ships in the atoll itself. there were 192 ships, so the .ramble was a busy ship that was 1946, july. second extraordinary things the bramble did was to 1957, they in circumnavigated and went to the north pole. buoys sorote ice, set that we could get east coast and west coast instead of going through the panama canal, they could go through the north pole. they had to deal with 20 feet of ice, with very cold temperatures three steps that made the passage, the northwest they are no longer existing. bramble is the last of those three. >> i was commanding officer from 1978 to 1980. we were responsible for operations and navigation and we worked all of th

cargo ship named cynthia olson that went missing between seattle and honolulu and perhaps the ship sinking was the first casualty of that war. it's a wonderful history, wonderful military history. sad story but fascinating. >> does he solve mystery in the end? >> it does and i'm not going to tell you but you should read it, it's great, it's great. >> is there a secret to marketing military history books? >> you need to build some of your base, make sure you're not getting reviews in "the new york times" review but also getting reviews in proceedings which is the journal of the naval academy, naval institute. it needs to be targeted approach but we do find that because there's so much interest in the military we are able to get mainstream media for those books as well. >> do you send your books out on tour, authors out on tour? >> we do, we do it judiciously. if we have an author that we are confident is going to draw, we know it's the right subject matter and the right store and the right mix of the two, we will absolutely send them where we need to get them and there are store that is you

there was a cargo ship that went missing between seattle and honolulu right as pearl harbor was happening and he does a lot of research and suggest that perhaps that ship sinking was actually the first casualty of that war. it's a wonderful history book. a sad story but fascinating. you should read it. it's great. is there a secret to marketing military history books. you need to make sure you're not just getting reviews. it is the journal of the naval academy. it needs to be a targeted approach. but we do find because there is so much interest in military we are able to get mainstream media for those books as well. we don't want to send an author to a story whether not going to be able to draw a crowd but if we have an author who we are confident is going to draw a crowd. and the right mix of the two we will absolutely send them where we need to get them. there are stores you can rely on every time. you can't go wrong with those stores. they always draw a crowd. and one more book you want to preview. it's called i am brian wilson. it's incredible. he is so honest in this book. and so wel

someone is stuck in honolulu. worst places to be stuck, i guess. >> and colleen ferreira is checking out the >> and there are long lines at the delta check-in at d.i.a. and delta does not know when things will be fixed. they say if you're headed out, including to the denver airport, thir' warning you to expect a cancellation of your flight. you can see how long the line is, snaking past the ticket counter and we are expecting it to probably get longer throughout the morning. >> i imagine. >> it is tough. we have all been there. it is a long day. oh, man. >>> a 10-year-old boy died on a

honolulu city crews focused included clearing channels to avoid overflow. state wide, the transportation department did erosion control and moved heavy equipment to key areas so it can respond quickly. "hana highway is obviously a very big highway that is prone to some issues. we're staging vehicles and equipment there. in the event t landslide or landslides, our crews will be able to respond right away and get that open quickly " the national weather service says hurricane conditions from the cate madeline storm will hit within 36 hours. a phone battery malfunctioning and causing a small fire is not something you expect to see. that scary reality for one cedar rapids woman has firefighters reminding be to be careful when charging their phones. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. a live look at . it's august 31st. here's what you need to know today. today, linn county supervisors will vote for the first time on a minimum wage increase. it will need three 'yes' votes to increase the wage to 10-25 an hour. about 100 people will gather in boone today

president obama heads to his home state of ha, city officials in honolulu are making preparations for the president's visit.officials also have to consider the impact from hurricane madeline and thursday's opening ceremony for the world conservation congress. officials expect traffic to be rough. the street closures are relatively minor and relatively short, but because of the activity, the security measures, there's likely to be additional congestion, and so it makes sense to just allow a as eight-thousand international dignitaries are expected to be in hawaii this week. it's move in day for thousands of students attending u-w milwaukee. u-w-m officials say they have about 27-hundred new freshman coming in for the fall semester and about 27- thousand students in all.u-w-m offers wisconsin's only school of architecture, freshwater sciences and public health, and it is a leading educator of nurses and teachers. kicking off the college football season... a d wisconsin this weekend.many parking lots around lambeau field are already booked... ahead of saturday's game between l-s-u and the

for one team that finished in honolulu it is more than a race. here is that story. >> racing 24 howz miles the hard way from monterey california to honolulu it was the ultimate endurance challenge. for luis and his rowing partner, a veteran of three ocean crossings, it was more of a memorial tribute to luis' father, the first person to ride across the pacific solo from san francisco to australia in 1982. >> i i just have to have another glass of water and celebrate another day at sea and my birthday. >> in the opposite direction of san francisco he disappeared at sea. >> the boat was found without any trace of my father and i was five years old at the time. >> i carry his boat on my forearm. >> for nearly two months they have taken turns rowing two hours on and two hours off 24/7. the most difficult part is getting off the california coast until they could catch the more favor along winds and currents that will push them to hawaii. >> i am not a rower and my technique is poor, but i feel strong. >> there is a sleep deprivation and the constant su

the honolulu star reporting 170 people are infected in the years. >> johnny fall won't see any field time but could see court time he's accused of kidnapping, hitting and threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend. he was indicted on domestic violence charges. >>> a great grandmother is asking for help to find the strangers who assaulted her while she was riding her electric wheelchair through her san diego neighborhood. >> one yelled at me, hey fat -- another one threw eggs at me. >> the 72-year-old didn't want to show her face because these guys are still out there. she has no idea who they are or why they would do something like that special to someone her age. unbelievable. >> there's a special place in back at the desk, a fire at buffalo new york. a teen boy is missing, a body was found. but it could take 8 months to identify the remains and dental records are no good. investigators say they are close to an arrest saying a missing teen did not set the fire but ran back inside to put it out after another teen actually started the fire. >>> there is new fallout. lawsuit against pokemon

tonight the president will travel to honolulu for another conservation conference. this trip comes as a hurricane warning is already in effect for the hawaiian island of oahu. president obama also commuted the prison sentences for 111 federal inmates, including two long called for phasing out strict sentences for nonviolent drug offenses. he calls it excessive punishment. the president commuted sentences for mark glidden of clear lake and kenneth mccoy of council bluffs. both had been serving time for either making or distributing methamphetam ine. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this plan on a great day in all areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today wind will generally blow out of the north as high pressure builds in. much of the east coast will be in for soaking rain as a tropical system moves over florida and hugs the coastline. in response, our beautiful weather will continue through sunday. by sunday night into monday, our next chance of rain arrives. have a great day, and

behind it, we have lester, another category 3 heading for honolulu as well have tropical depression 9, over the coast of florida and the carolinas. temperatures in denver, 62 and 64, south breeze at 3. suzanne scott, the view eastern plains, 30s, 40s for the mountains. tomorrow like today, 70s and 80s eastern plains. a couple of included storms will continue tonight, heavier to the west. mid-50s by morning. and tomorrow, they'll be back! partly cloudy sky, isolated storms. some will be heavy, low 80s. then we'll stay in the 80s into next week, drying out. >> thank you. >>> three years after the arear theater shootings, there is finally enough money to build a memorial for the victims. a local church asked the congregation to pitch in, and the result is bringing tierce of joy. >> reporter: from this church, they gave from the heart. >> colorado community church. and we have is $95,000. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: organizers needed to reach $200,000 for the memorial. it will have a garden with benches for each of the victims killed. the church responded quietly with 600 peopl

is worth a visitor other tourist traps were fisherman's wharf in san francisco and waikiki beach in honolulu. >> reporter: been to all of them. i must be a tourist trap liker. we have something that might turn the tourists away. it is heavy rain. we had it through the day today and a chance of it through the >> reporter: hi, everybody. we're at 88 degrees now. the winds dying down to a light breeze out of the southeast at this time. temperatures in sur surprise, 89. goodyear, 90. 81 at apache junction. chandler, 90 degrees right now. monsoon up. we have the rotation of the low, rotation of the high reaching down into this bed of moisture south of us here. digging it up and bringing it up and that is how this is coming through the day today and we picked up pretty good moisture. you see stuff coming up on the west side over here. we will take a look at it. running flu the buckeye area and falling apart rather rapidly. it is bringing more and mor moisture into the state. you see a few little areas where we have the moisture up near the grand canyon. we're seeing a few things as well in the mid

behind it, we have lester, another category 3 heading for honolulu as well. we have tropical depression 9, over the coast of florida and carolinas. temperatures in denver, 62 and 64, south breeze at 3. suzanne scott, the view from mt. evans. 50s and 60s mountains. tomorrow like today, 70s and 80s eastern plains. a couple of included storms will continue tonight, heavier to the west. mid-50s by morning. and tomorrow, they'll be back! partly cloudy sky, isolated storms. some will be heavy, low 80s. then we'll stay in the 80s into the weekend. next week, drying out. >> thank you. theater shootings, there is finally enough money to build a memorial for the victims. a local church asked the congregation to pitch in, and the result is bringing tierce of joy. >> reporter: from this church, they gave from the heart. >> colorado community church. we needed 90, and we have is $95,000. >> reporter: organizers needed to reach $200,000 for the memorial. it will have a garden with benches for each of the victims killed. the church responded quietly with 600 people giving d

here other hawaiian islands, honolulu, this is hurricane madeline, just high surf, strong winds and rain. and behind it, this is hurricane lester, stronger hurricane just to the north of hawaii and do the same thing. high winds, a lot of rain. and a lot of surf around there as well. we do have a little system sitting off here, tropical depression 8, doesn't look like it's gonna do much. this looks a little stronger. it could become a tropical storm, and go right across northern florida. so we're watching the southeast as well. 82 and 83 sand dunes, if you voluntary been down, there you should go! lindsey sent us these, mountains of sand! very impressive. lows tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern lanes. 30s and 40s for the mountains. 40s, 50s, 60s out west. and 70s and 80s over the eastern plains. 70s for the mountains. out west degrees. denver tonight, an isolated storm, gone, clearing skies, mid-50s by morning. tomorrow, partly cloudy, similaritied storms, back in the lower 80s. and not a lot of changes into the weekend. a greater chance for storms on friday. the weekend,

despite that, the white house says president obama's speech right there in honolulu will go on. let's get more details about the storm from paul williams. good >> good morning kendis and diane. tracking madeline, some weakens but expected to be the first hurricane to hit the big island of hawaii. bringing with it flash flooding, mud slides, strong winds and high surf. expected to be downgraded to a category one. then downgraded to a tropical storm moving further out into the water. keep in mind we have another hurricane, lester, right behind it. >>> paul, thank you. at least ten people are dead after a typhoon hit northern japan. nine of the bodies were found in a nursing home. >> the risk of landslides is great. more rain expected in 24 hours than normally falls in that region in the entire month of august. thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate and trains and flights have been cancelled as well. >>> now back at home and to the campaign a special top today. >> he has accepted an invitation to meet with the president of mexico. it's hours before he delivers what he's

that is going to kick up big time surf and hurricane winds will be felt as far as honolulu at least in terms of gust. number two, this is tropical depression 8 that's prompted the warnings along the coast of north carolina. it's about to do a turn away from shore. it's just low pressure, a depression. it will become a tropical storm but by that time it will be out to sea. by tomorrow afternoon it willing heading harmlessly to sea. number three, this is 9. this is the one we are most concerned about because it will gain strength in the gulf of mexico. this is wednesday. tomorrow afternoon it should be a tropical storm. it depends on which there first. hermine and ian are the next times. then it rolls across the florida panhandle. there is some uncertainty with the spaghetti plot. it goes over savannah. that's charleston. it will go out to sea and kind of linger to the southeast of nantucket. by that time it's sunday at 7:00 p.m. this is going to cause major rip currents up and down the eastern seaboard. a live look outside, there is a little soccer going on there. temperatures are toast

could see waves as tall as 20-feet. 3 president barack obama heads to hawaii, today.city officials in honolulu are making what preparations they can for the president's visit. beyond that, officials also have to consider the impact from hurricane madeline and thursday's opening ceremony for the world conservation congress.as many as eight- thousand international dignitaries are expected to be in hawaii this week.officials expect traffic to be rough there-- at least until friday. 3 any unborn baby exposed to the zika virus should have thei the centers for disease control and prevention made the new recommendation. recommendation.it follows a study of 69 brazilian infants up to 10 months old ... born with both microcephaly and lab-confirmed evidence of zika infection.by the end of the study... four of the babies had permanent sensor-ineural hearing loss -- which cannot be corrected. 3 new research shows young athletes who sit out immediately after a concussion.. recover twice as fast as athletes who keep in the journal 'pediatrics' -- found players who left the game immediately after a head inju

honolulu will likely miss the brunt of it. but thunderstorms expected on thursday and wednesday and stay away from the coastal locations, because waves are going to be extremely high. across the southeastern united states there's a tropical system approaching the carolina coast. this will affect the carolinas as we go into tuesday. heavy rainfall and dangerous waves are expected. and another system will hit the north coast of the florida peninsula as we go into thursday. the temperatures are going to be as follows on your tuesday. here's your extended forecast. >>> all right, we'd like to remind you of our lead story this hour. people in japan are making preparations for a typhoon. it will be the fourth system to hit the country if len less thao weeks. it's moving at a speed of 35 kilometers per hour and packing winds of more than 120 kilometers per hour near its center. officials with japan's meteorological agency are warning the storm will bring heavy rain and strong winds. it is predicted to make land fall on japan's east c

vacationers in hawaii finding this at least 10 etched into the sand stone of over 60 feet of beach in honolulu. check it out a texas couple noticed the rock art while watching a sunset. experts believe that these rare finds are at least 400 years old. how about that? >>> and take a look at this. this really cool photo was taken from nasa's spacecraft. showing clouds and their northern hemisphere. >> that is >> yes. >> that looks like a picture. >> speaking of up in the skies, some meteor showers? >> yeah usual lit biggest one of the year. with a lot of folks on facebook saying that it will peak early friday and saturday morning and what the weather is expected to be like. fair to good conditions again, that you'll start to see things tomorrow night. constellation pretty much anywhere between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. you may start to see it, but again it will be much better as when they will arrive for us. will the clouds be on out of here? i think that they will in terms of what we've got right now with scattered showers across the area. that they are not nearly as active as they are right now

on the flip side, honolulu ranks the least aggressive in both categories.>>> speaking roads, turning now, tesla making its newest car as fast as a ferrari or porsche. the difference, the price tag. the new model will start at about $134,000. also, the battery will last less than $50 before needing a charge.>>> ramen noodles are now more valuable than cigarettes and prison. that is coming from researchers right here in arizona. being exchange for food, clothes, cleaning services, even used as poker chips behind bars.>>> we only wish we had thought of it. and xbox onesie for adults. is the ultimate outfit for gaming fans. it also looks like a cool astronaut uniform. it has features, huge pockets for your controller or an extra- large it to put your headset. before you put it on your christmas list, it's only available >> shucks. >>> it turns out you can have your chicken and eat it, too. kfc's idea turning into a huge success. chicken scented sunscreen to promote -- promote its new extra crispy chicken. it was so popular, off 3000 freebies are spoken for. all over it. kramer.>>> let's

we'll see rain continuing even to honolulu looking at strong winds. then rain continues into thursday and friday. so hopefully you heeded the alerts, because at this point you're running out of time when it comes to really preparing for this system. we do have a couple more systems near the united states. we also have gaston back here. both expected to intensify into tropical storms as we go throughout the day onn tuesday. eventually the one located in the gulf is expected to cross over florida. so that is expected to bring a decent amount of rainfall. then all the moisture enhancement to the c carolinas will bring showers along the coastline. we have a front moving through the central portion of the united states. that'll bring rain and thunderstorms to chicago and denver. even houston looking at thunderstorms as well. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> okay. that's it for us here on nhk "newsline." genie: this is france 24. i'm genie godula in paris. these are the headlines. the eu says apple has to pay 13 b

honolulu came in first place. they say every single person there pa interesting. >>> president obama making a stop in baton rouge, but he did more than just tour the damage. one family he visiteded with. >>> too much cheese is apparently not a bad thing, right? >>> this afternoon, low to mid- 70s. clouds early on, even a few showers this morning. we could also see a little >>> quiet in the denver tech center. opening lanes on arapahoe road as they hung the last of the >>> welcome back. from the first alert desk, earthquake killing at ast 37 we're learning that death toll most likely will continue to rise. a country in asia has now experienced an earthquake also this morning. this is striking central myanmar. we have a map up here for you now. you can see myanmar, also burma. officials say this was a magnitude 6.8, so this was another massive earthquake so powerful that other cities nearby are feeling the tremors. at this point we do not have any information as to if anyone was hurt or how much damage we'll continu

someone is stuck in honolulu. worst places to be stuck, i guess. >> and colleen ferreira is checking out the >> and there are long lines at the delta check-in at d.i.a. and delta does not know when things will be fixed. they say if you're headed out, including to the denver airport, thir' warning you to expect a cancellation of your flight. you can see how long the line is, snaking past the ticket counter and we are expecting it to probably get longer throughout the morning. >> i imagine. >> it is tough. we have all been there. it is a long day. oh, man. >>> a 10-year-old boy died on a as the world's tallest water slide. the park will stay closed until police can figure out what went wrong. 10-year-old caleb straub was the son of a kansas state representative. he was riding the 17 story amusement park water slide sunday when he died. it is unclear at this point if he fell out of the ride. witnesses say there were complains about the ride's harnesses earlier in the day. >> boy, that is sad. >>> and a 12-year-old ch

in honolulu -- a landslide is slowly taking over homes -- threatening to send them over a cliff. (eugene garrett, concerned resident) "there's three homes up there, one of the homes has a young couple with two young comes sweeping down here and sooner or later i was told that collapse on these houses." locals blame a deteriorating sewer line. the city -- repairing it a few years ago. but a later inspection -- finding blockages and cracks. the city denies any wrong doing. experts are now examining the cause of the erosion. a flash-flood -- shuts down cottonwood-cove road -- as crews try to fix the damage. yesterday's storms -- dumping more than an inch of rain -- washing the street. cottonwood cove -- is just north of lake mohave. re- opened -- sometime tomorrow. crews are finally gaining the upper-hand -- on a massive fire -- burning just outside bakersfield. the so-called cedar fire -- igniting a week and a half ago -- scorching nearly 30-thousand acres -- destroying 6 homes. officials -- lifting evacuation orders for some residents -- letting them back into their communities --

close watch on the storm's track because the president is scheduled to speak there later tonight on honolulu till planning to be there. >>> also in the pacific a typhoon proved deadly in japan killing at least ten people. nine bodies found at a nursing home this morning. thousands have been ordered to evacuate and trains and some terrorists has been killed. isis claims its top spokesman abu mohammad al adnani was killed in aleppo, syria and the pentagon confirmed he was targeted in coalition air strikes but the results have yet to be determined. the state department had a $5 million combounty on al adnani. >>> an american hostage and her canadian hostage are pleading for their lives in a new video posted online. caitlin coleman and her husband joshua boyle were abducted in 2012 and say their threatening to kill them if the government doesn't stop executing militant prisoners. coleman gave birth to two boys while in captivity. state department officials are analyzing that new video. >>> this is a big day, the first regularly scheduled commercial flight from the u.s. to cuba in more than half

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going the tough conditions for the hawaiian islands and then schooling away from everyone, including honolulu. the second one, this is tropical depression 8, and good news, no tropical storm warnings any longer, and it's moving along shore. 70-miles to the southeast, and it's going to pull into the atlantic. by friday it will be well into the atlantic. we are going to focus on tropical depression number 9, and it should become a tropical storm by noon tomorrow. this is the hurricane center forecast, and the watch is already in effect for tampa over. this storm right now, it's about 400 miles south, southwest of apalachacola. it will make land fall late thursday afternoon this is now thursday at 1:30, just offshore, and as a tropical storm, and then it moves across southern georgia, and that's different. further north than this time last night, and off the coast of charleston this is 1:30 on sea. saturday, 2:00, well out to sea. producing rip currents for us, and maybe some showers, and then some uncertainty with that curling back up to nantucket. stay out of the water when the risk is high. s

close watch on the storm's track because the president is scheduled to speak there later tonight in honolulu, but he's still planning to be there. >>> and also in the pacific a typhoon proved deadly in japan killing at least ten people. nine bodies were found at a nursing home this morning. ordered to evacuate, and trains and some flights have been canceled. >>> one of the most wanted terrorists in the world has reportedly been killed. isis claims its top spokesman abu mohammad al adnani was killed in aleppo, syria. the pentagon has confirmed that al adnani was targeted in coalition air strikes but the results have yet to be determined. the state department had a $5 million bounty on al adnani. >>> an american hostage and her canadian husband are pleading for their lives in a new video posted online. caitlin coleman and her husband joshua boyle were abducted in afghanistan in 2012. they now say their captors are threatening to kill them if the afghan government doesn't stop executing militant prisoners. coleman has given birth to two boys while in captivity. state department officials are no

close watch on the storm's track because the president is scheduled to speak there later tonight in honolulu, but he's still planning to be there. >>> and also in the pacific a typhoon proved deadly in japan killing at least ten people. nine bodies were found at a nursing home this morning. thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate, and trains and some flights have been canceled. >>> one of the most wanted terrorists in the world has reportedly been killed. isis claims its top spokesman abu mohammad al adnani was killed in aleppo, syria. the pentagon has confirmed that al adnani was targeted in coalition air strikes, but the results have yet to be determined. the state department had a $5 million bounty on al adnani. >>> severe turbulence forced a flight from houston to make an emergency landing this morning. united flight 880 was headed to london but diverted to ireland. 16 people on board have been taken to the hospital while the airline is said to be providing care and support to all passengers. again, more than a dozen injured on a flight from the u.s., much more on "gma." >>> we

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a second tropical depression is brewing in the gulf in honolulu, the hurricane center issued a watch for the island. it's a category 3 expected to weaken by later today. >>> new york governor, andrew cuomo and his brother chris are in hot water after this picture was posted on social media. the two were on a fishing expedition when they caught a 154-pound thrasher shark. animal lovers criticized the brothers. the sharks aren't endangered but considered a vulnerable species. chris cuomo's instagram had more detail to his fate. his most says they ended up grilling the shark, he added with a nice mediterranean rub. don't laugh. people were upset about this he even added they had a stomach. >> did he list the sides they had to go with hit. >> that post was enough to get conservationists up in arms. >> do you think because who they are? people post fishing pictures all the time. >> it's because they're held to a higher standard. governor and cnn anchor, they're public figures. >> not endangered but endangered. okay. >> thank you. >> a nice mediterranean rub. >>> all right. >> we can't mak