the two companies that started building the transcontinental railroad were the center pacific railroad company and the union pacific company that started in omaha, nebraska. there were also extensive railroad systems back further east. one of the problems the whole time was the companies were building before they got paid. they were almost always in debt, also worried about money. the other problem was resources. i mean, huge problem with resources. if you ever traveled across wyoming and nebraska, there's not a lot of wood. if you look underneath the rails, wooden ties had to be placed all along the route just for the railroad. you also would have to build buildings for water towers or just for the infrastructure of operating the railroad all across the country. another huge problem because of the civil war, they were in the civil war, was actually finding manpower to build the railroad. and the end of the civil war actually was a huge help for the railroad companies because you had all these veterans from the war looking for a way to provide for their lives and their livelihood and t

the southwest pacific. let me tell you the story that i think really emphasizes that. we have a situation where it is december 1943. conferences. george marshall and was about and the joint chiefs are in cairo. have simplyld well flown from cairo westward back to the united states. he does not. he decides to go to the other way and visit both macarthur in --.guinea and it is an interesting story about c 54rip will stop it is a that the man to becomes sutherland and macarthur's pilot, weldon dusty rhodes was his nickname. he is at the controls. the copilot was sicker than a dog on the caught the floor. the guy in the copilot seat is sutherland, macarthur's cut -- who is a good pilot. they are flying into pakistan and it is icy. lightning rushing all around. a big storm. they are checking the storm and all of a sudden lightning flashes and exposes these huge towering mountain rages on both side of the planes and they today look at the map. a french map. elevations are in meters. not feet. [laughter] better pu

, and the union pacific, starting in omaha. there were already extensive rail systems back further east. one of the problems at the time was the companies were building before they got paid and almost always in debt and worried about money. the other problem was resources. a huge problem with resources. if you have ever traveled around wyoming and nebraska, there is not a lot of wood. if you look underneath the and ties had to be placed all along the route just for the railroad. you also had to build buildings for water towers are just for the infrastructures operating the railroad across the country. because of the civil war they were in, another problem was finding manpower to build the railroad. actually the end of the civil , war, it was a huge help for the railroad company. you had veterans looking for a way to provide for their lives and their livelihood and there was a ready employer in the railroad company. for the central pacific, this is a bigger concern. a lot of times early on, a lot of workers would come on long en

there was the northern pacific, there was the union pacific, there was the burlington northern. these railroads came up to the edges of the park at different times. the first one was the northern pacific. and they started using the images of the park to advertise coming on their railroad to come to the park, be picked up by coaches and taken to the hotels. and then from the hotels, you'd take a stagecoach ride around the park. these were five to seven-day tours. and they cost a whopping $55. the first ones that came out were these. this was one of the earlier ones. this is 1913. the ones that were really early were very generic. they didn't have a lot of photographic or visual appeal. it was just a brochure that said their timetables. this is the northern entrance. this shows how the northern pacific would view. it would give you some idea of what you were going to see. there's fishing cone. there's -- there's isa lake up at the divide going towards west thumb. and they would give you what their itinerary was, what you would see in the park. you can tell that they had very artis

the asia-pacific. it will add substance to america's rebalance which can not be just about the military or the seventh fleet. it will enable the u.s. and its trade partners to shape the norms of regional economic exchange by setting a high bar for future trade agreements whether asia-pacific or beyond and in pushing the tpp and bringing it about, or concluding the negotiations, the obama administration clearly understands that tpp's role in securing america's future, not just prosperity but its place in the world. we know this has been politically difficult. it's a very tough election year. american people are wary of u.s. global engagement and the economic uncertainty has led to concerns about jobs, worries about competition from overseas. these are all understandable, even valid concerns but we hope that all parties will focus on the longer term, bigger picture. because there are no winners, only losers with protectionism. economic development across the world will be blocked, less interdependence me

a ferry service connecting the islands in the pacific is not running. let's get more details on lion lionrock and how it's impacting the country from jonathan oh. >> hello, james. we are keeping an eye on the system. the story is not over as lionrock continues on. it has started to buck until terms of organization but it will continue to keep that momentum as it moves over the island of honshu and then continues into the continent portions of asia. during the day we saw wind gusts up to 112 kilometers per hour in iwate and miyagi prefectures. and then in the past 24 hours fukushima reporting 212.5 mi millimeters of rainfall. i want to give you perspective what it looks like from space. you may notice the real dark shadowing on the eastern periphery of this convection of clouds. this is indicating those intense storms that are still taking place as this system continues to move over the land area. as we go forward during the next 24 hours, the most critical time period when it comes to the rainfall will be in the next 12 to 18 hours. that's when we're go

in the pacific, they can never decide whether the main line of attack across the pacific will be douglas macarthur and the army in the southwest pacific or the others. but be that as it may, the directives are coming from the joint chiefs. but, i think macarthur, to his credit, is definitely a good soldier at heart. he is following orders and very effectively implementing those kinds of directives. as far as strategy, let's talk a little bit about island-hopping. that is another macarthur myth that he invented island hopping. a myth that he is the one who said we are going to circle and isolate the wall. the truth of the matter is that island hopping is something that we could even argue the japanese did their own form of island hopping when they leap over macarthur and 80,000 filipino troops and isolate them rather than engaging at the head so -- engaging head to head. somethingping is kincaid does in the allusions in 1943. this is a situation that by 1944, the joint chiefs made a decision they are not going to attack directly. they will basically isolated and send macarthur on his way

whole of the asia pacific. with the t.p.p., you are part of the game. and you are setting the rules well you have help to set norms and expectations which will cover many economies and one day others will be able to join you and if you ask whether the chinese will join the t.p.p., initially they looked at it very much askance, now they're looking at it quizzically. it's different. they're still skeptical but they are not hostile. they are trying to understand this what will it take? they're not ready yet but one day, i think, they are not averse to the idea of being part of this group. i think they believe you want to set high rules and make sure that the entrance fee is not too low, to put it mildly. but i don't think they rule out being part of the party. so i think there's -- well, if you call that setting the rules i think it's not a bad thing to do. ms. schwab: thank you very much. there are individuals with microphones out there for questions for prime minister lee. let me ask that you keep your questions

from the junction of the big sir and the pacific ocean. ots a fine state highway and easily accessible to travellers en route between los angeles and san francisco, the two largest cities in the state. its scenic features are unusually diversified. manuel peak and post summit are each about 3,500 feet high. sycamore and big sir are mountain canyons well worthy of the name. the juan higara creek falls are of exceptional beauty, and there are inspiring groves of redwoods. generally speaking, building construction work done by the conservation corps enrollees is confined to the structure of the program carried out. baracks and administration buildings are usually built for them before they arrive in camp. this garage for their tractors, trucks, and so on, is, however, a conservation corps construction. much of the trail and road work being done requires nothing more than the good old pick and shovel, but in some instances the most modern of motorized equipment is being used. there are times of the year where a big part of the work is on the r

i'll talk more about the pacific on wednesday. they are hoping for a route to the pacific. they're also hoping for new trading partners. they've heard rumors there may be elaborate civilizations on the pacific coast. they're thinking from what they heard from second and third and fourth-hand indian accounts, they think maybe japan or china might have outposts in the pacific northwest. maybe there's some kind of indian civilizations. what might give rise to that kind of places in stories farther to the east. anybody from british columbia or washington state? you do have in the northwest, we'll talk about this, big sophisticated indian towns in the pacific northwest with monumental architecture, big ocean going canoes, fantastic sculpture, living in really fantastic wealth. you just have to dip your hand in the water and you find salmon. you do have communities, you are talking about information traveling hundreds and hundreds of miles, could set up stories, i think, very sophisticated indians peoples or lead to resumers of other peoples in the northwest. so the french are ve

empire across the pacific. vision. asked her's it could have been any number of things. i don't want to get into many historical details but in 1818 as many of you know, the u.s. and british signed the occupation agreement for the northwest which meant either americans or british could be here even though the british had already by that time the time established themselves in this columbia basin region. it could have gone a lot of different ways and it could have been astoria. it could have been british or all-american. >> i wonder if you can go into astor to thejacob resupply to the heart of 1812 and the struggles they had to face. >> it was a terrible struggle. you can imagine it was 12,000 miles around from new york and vice versa. it takes a year to get the message either way. -- sorry, 25,000 miles. that was one of the big problems in astor's vision is the lack of communications. he tried very desperately to communicate, but he didn't know for two years that it had exploded. hunt eventually did arrive most

whole of the asia pacific. with the t.p.p., you are part of the game. and you are setting the rules, well, you have help to set norms and expectations which will cover many economies and one day others will be able to join you and if you ask whether the chinese will join the t.p.p., initially, they looked at it very much askance, now they're looking at it quizzically. it's different. they're still skeptical but they are not hostile. they are trying to understand this, what will it take? they're not ready yet, but one day, i think, they are not averse to the idea of being part of this group. i think they believe you want to set high rules and make sure that the entrance fee is not too low, to put it mildly. but, i don't think they rule out being part of the party. so, i think that there's -- well, if you call that setting the rules, i think it's not a bad thing to do. ms. schwab: thank you very much. there are individuals with microphones out there for questions for prime minister lee. let me ask that you keep y

it shows that taiwan is astride some of the deepest waters in the pacific. china wants to base their ssp ends near the steep water. these other nuclear systems there. when you have taiwan, you divide the first island chain. taiwan, as i mentioned, is becoming more deeply concerned with pursuing a taiwan identity, taiwan's democratic culture is deepening, chinese communist party is increasingly threatened by this. the new theater commands are depicted here and show how china can very quickly globalize -- mobilize forces from four of these commands to form very quick joint operations against taiwan. military threats in taiwan have grown, and could increase dramatically in the coming decades. for example, the pentagon says the high estimate of short-range ballistic missiles pointed out taiwan is about 1200. that is counting the current missiles, the ds 15, one missile per missile carrier. the next generation srbm's that the pla has already developed allow for the carriage of two missiles, five missiles, or eight missiles. do the math, and it very clearly -- if

just climb the black hills, i bet we could have seen the pacific from the top. and that is not the case. unless can you jump really high. as they're moving around, the bow indians, as in bow and arrow, receive reports of raids by another group of indians who they call the snakes who are probably what we could call shshoney indians. they want to go back to the village and protect it frlt raiders. so the exploration has to be band ond as the bow indians go back to their home. at this time, all the indians have horses. this is fwoek decades later, a little further north. that time, the indians that they encount ver horses. one way that we know just to show you how cool life used to be, one way we know about the location of the exploration, is well, tugly this is great map as well, one reason, by the way, that these french guys are optimistic that maybe they can see the pacific from the black hills is because there are french views different than the views we have today. there some big sea in north america and this is the leading geographer if n. france who put toge

to the asia-pacific. so our partnership with singapore engages the united states more deeply across all of southeast asia which is absolutely central to the region's peace and prosperity. both our nations are committed to building a regional order where all nations play by the same rules, resolve disputes peacefully, and cooperates to address regional challenges. thank you very much. now i will turn it over to chris. >> good morning. i am the white house executive chef. the singapore state dinner is a celebration of america's bounty. all the way from the rich farmlands of california to the waters of the chesapeake, and incidentally for our first course, we are serving our famous maryland crab, which is actually from cambridge, maryland, which is accented with an asian hybrid of citrus, a cross between lime and kumquat. it is also garnished with root vegetables, some wonderful sweet potatoes, it and yams. for the second course, we want to celebrate summer. we are highlighting local tomatoes from farms in o

the pacific coast section. here is an expanse of 193 square miles of cold, crystal clear water and perched over a quarter high in the mountains. many of the motion picture celebrities from southern california have cottages along its shores and with the easy motoring distance of sacramento, and san francisco, it attracts many visitors. camp sites, particularly around rubikon point proper with its sandy beach are popular. the conservation core boys are doing much of their work in the forests cutting new trails and establishing additional camp sites. sometimes they find it necessary and a period of usefulness and are interfering with the development of the park as a whole. one of those not infrequent examples of eroded rock is a point of interest. it is called the balanced rock. not enough is known of the civilian conservation or conservation of civilians part of this unique nationwide recovery plan. more than a million young men and war veterans have been participants and few of them have failed to absorb benefit

yeah. >> pacific. >> they're still hoping there's going to be some passage to the pacific. some easy water route leading to the pacific. this seems far-fetched. jefferson in the first decade of the 19th century is still thinking lewis and clark might find a gentle plateau and then there will be this nice navigable river. what do they discover when they get west of the rockies? idaho which is just one range of mountains after another. the french don't know that so they're still hoping for a relatively easy way to get to the pacific. they are hoping for a route to the pacific. they're also hoping for new trading partners. they've heard rumors there may be elaborate civilizations on the pacific coast. from what they've heard from second and third and fourth hand indian accounts, they think japan or china may have outposts in the pacific northwest. maybe there's some kind of indian civilizations. what might give rise to that kind of story in places further to the east where the french might pick them up? anybody from british columbia or washington state? you do have in the nort

to move up the pacific coast of the baja peninsula. by tomorrow is should become a tropical depression if not then as early as today. it's track is still confident though javier's moisture looks to be shallow once it arrives, it will have support from our monsoon flow that will be caught up in the initial push our eastern mountains, lake mead and the colorado river seem to get a few isolated thunderstorms and showers with las vegas barely scraping together some light showers on the model runs. this, however, can change with tonight into tomorrow early evening and then a drying trend approach of tropical moi with the winds coming from the winds lighten up. with this, temperatures go back on the rise and the weekend right now... investigators are trying to firefighters were called to area near paradise and saraha around 2-45 this morning. when they arrived, they reported smoking coming from the roof. they say the fire started near the a-c unit. it was quickly contained. no injuries were reported. right now a man is in critical condition

to move up the pacific coast of the baja peninsula. by tomorrow is should become a tropical depression if not then as early as today. it's track is still confident moving north/northwest up the coast and will help surge in some moisture into the southwest. though javier's moisture looks to be shallow once it arrives, it will have support from our caught up in the initial push into the southwest. as it stands, moistures seems to weaken coming into southern nevada. our eastern mountains, lake mead and the colorado river seem to get a few isolated thunderstorms and showers with las vegas barely scraping together some light showers on the model runs. this, however, can change with updates we receive every 15mins so it will be monitored closely through today and tomorrow. our rain window is still late tonight into tomorrow early evening and then a drying trend will take over through the president obama will be president will be in lake tahoe on august 31st to speak on enviromental issues and climate change. it's part of an annual meeting wh

thing whichg america is doing in the asia-pacific with the obama administration. partners, your friends who have come to the table who have negotiated, each one of them has overcome some objection, some sensitivity, some political cost to come to the table and make this deal. bride doesn't arrive, i hurt people will feel very . several of his predecessors thought seriously about participating in the tpp. they walked away. he wants to help. he wants his country to benefit and to open up its market. this is one way to do that. you don't do this. it hurts relationship with japan. it hurts your should. agreement with japan and the japanese living in on an uncertain world. they are depending on the american nuclear umbrella. on life-and-death, whom do i have to depend on? this will not be set openly. i have no doubt. i think if you go beyond that, i would like the tea people question with an earlier question. where do we go for the next 50 years? that depends if we go toward interdependence and therefore peaceful cooperation or we go rivalry, afficiency, higher risk of

it is the big thing which america is doing in the asia-pacific with the obama administration. partners, your friends who have come to the table who have negotiated, each one of them has overcome some objection, some sensitivity, some political cost to come to the table and make this deal. if the bride doesn't arrive, i think people will feel very hurt. it several of his predecessors thought seriously about participating in the tpp. they walked away. he wants to help. he wants his country to benefit and to open up its market. this is one way to do that. you don't do this. it hurts relationship with japan. it hurts your should. agreement with japan and the japanese living in on an uncertain world. they are depending on the american nuclear umbrella. on life-and-death, whom do i have to depend on? this will not be set openly. i have no doubt. i think if you go beyond that, i would like the tea people question with an earlier question. where do we go for the next 50 years? that depends if we go toward interdependence and therefore peaceful cooperation or we go for self-sufficiency

. >> reporter: she says she bought the device week before her long night through the pacific crest trail. it was her daughter who suggested it so they could stay in touch. >> i thought it would be really reassuring for her to reach me. and i didn't expect to need it, but i thought it would be cool if we want to check in. as it turned out, it at least save my quality of life is not my life. >> reporter: she was hiking near fresno on sunday she realized she was having a stroke. the incredible rescue was caught on camera. >> are you able to sit up? >> reporter: she hit the sos button which has a gps tracking system. alerted an emergency center which sent a local search and rescue team. she has something like this. it's an emergency locator device that you can find online or at rei. looks like an old phone but does not use phone towers to communicate. it uses reliable satellite. you can communicate with loved ones or call 911. you can call for help from anywhere but how long it takes for help to get there depends on where you are. she was deep in the pacific crest trail so it took 3 hours fo

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of the challenge and opportunity facing the asia-pacific region. i have said this many times before but it bears repeating especially during this unusual u.s. election. american leadership and commercial engagement in asia security,al to peace, and prosperity across the globe. the chamber is vigorously opposing any proposal that would see american influence in the region to other powers. we are leading proponents of the transpacific partnership, an effort we can't and won't give up on because of the stakes being just too high. we know how important the pacific region is to the united states and indeed, to the entire world. america has both strong, strategic, commercial interests in the asia-pacific. the u.s. has always looked to singapore to help us navigate this important area of the world. its wisdom and insights are invaluable to us. as is often the case, progress and bilateral commercial relationships are driven by the private sector. but not without great partners in government. the american business community has such a partnership in commerc

out in the pacific, we have hurricanes, madeleine and lester. madeleine is going to stay to the south of hawaii while lester is going to stay to the north of hawaii but we still could see 10 to 15 inches of rain on the big island and that could lead to flooding and mudslides. a lot to keep an eye on. >>> as voters go to the polls in some high profile primary races tonight, election has learned the u.s. intelligence community has now launched a top secret review. our justice correspondent pete williams with the details tonight. >> reporter: as the nation prepares to vote 69 days from now, nbc news has learneded that a top secret u.s. intelligence group has already been tasked with russia related hacking. today the fbi director suggested his agency >> those kinds of things are something we take very, very seriously. and work very, very hard to understand. so that we can equip the rest of our government with options for how to deal with it. >> reporter: u.s. officials say after trying and failing to get into arizona's online voter registration syst

the pacific coast section. here is an expanse of 193 square miles of cold, crystal clear water and perched over a quarter high in the mountains. many of the motion picture celebrities from southern california have cottages along its shores and with the easy motoring distance of sacramento, and san francisco, it attracts many visitors. camp sites, particularly around rubikon point proper with its sandy beach are popular. the conservation core boys are doing much of their work in the forests cutting new trails and establishing additional camp sites. sometimes they find it necessary and a period of usefulness and are interfering with the development of the park as a whole. one of those not infrequent examples of eroded rock is a point of interest. it is called the balanced rock. not enough is known of the civilian conservation or conservation of civilians part of this unique nationwide recovery plan. more than a million young men and war veterans have been participants and few of them have failed to absorb benefit

to the pacific northwest then eventually closer to the area. may be enough moisture in place by wednesday afternoon to bring slight chances for rain to the area on wednesday and thursday. as far as temps are concerned, we will see highs around 105 on tuesday, then a slow decline through the weekend. expect 104 on wednesday with more cloud cove and 100 by friday. expect breezy winds on thursday and friday as the system approaches the area. the system will pass mainly to our north and will have two batches of energy associated with it. the first batch will pass to our north on saturday, kicking us up to the lower end of the windy category and the second batch will pass to our north sunday which will keep us lower end windy that day. it will also continue to drag this afternoon. actor gene wilder -- famous for his role in willy wonka has assed away. that's according to his attorney. wilder is also known for starring in 1967 film "the producers" and later in the monster movie spoof "young frankenstein." wilder's nephew says the actor died in stamfo

hurricanes in the pacific heading for hawaii. ....... hot temps in the 100s for us will trend down to the 90s by the holiday weekend. ((sherry swensk)) the right shoulder is blocked on southbound i-15 and tropicana. motorist assist is need. remember to slow down and/or move over. crews are working ont he strip in front of the cosmopolitan right now. the right lane is blocked. <<< >>> <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// our 8 news now good day.. just head to our 8 news now facebook page.. and upload a picture of your kids getting ready for school. 8 lucky viewers will be chosen each week to win an 8 news now mug! the winners will be announced every friday during the 6am newscast./// ((brian loftus)) >>> businesses in the valley are finding unique ways to use drones... after the f-a-a made commercial drone use legal in the u-s. one industry already taking advantage here in the valley is real estate. they can shoot their own video of properties they're selling.. property is listed. other businesses are using drones for videograph

in the gulf of alaska that will make its way down first to the pacific northwest then tuesday and it looks like there may be enough moisture in place by wednesday afternoon to bring slight chances for rain to the area on wednesday and thursday. olympic champion cody miller was honored by his hometown during a ceremony at the desert breeze aquatic facility. "i was a little kid here... clark county commissioner susan brager also presented him with a proclamation declaring today as cody miller day in clark county. miller is also getting a ceremonial key to the las vegas strip. up next.. we'll take you all over the valley.. including the las vegas strip.. for some 41:10 darcy: what about the slimy mushrooms and the moldy strawberries? marina: mushrooms and ... ? and those are only some of the items on tonight's menu. and if you've always dreamed of traveling the world.... but can't afford the flight... there's a new option that allows you to pay monthly installments. details, coming up people living in greenville, t year. 14 americans are killed in a mass shooting inspired by isis. in th

emergency crews are still struggling to control the flames this morning high pressure from the pacific makes its way onto shore and with dry air to support it; we will fall back into a drying trend and a major heat up! today, high temperatures will stay rather cooler; ranging between 98 and 103 degrees valley wide. south/southeast so any major kick up in dust, sand, and pollen will not be a concern today. uv rays between 11am and 4pm will be on the very high side allowing a burn time of only 15 min so wearing sunscreen would be wise today. by friday and the rest of the forecast, sunny skies take over and the heat returns to the valley. friday yields normal values for and 106 degrees but by saturday and clear into next tuesday, high temperatures will range between 106 to 111 degrees with central las vegas hovering between 108 and 109 degrees. uv ray will either be very high or at extreme levels to taking breaks in the shade or a/c would be wise along with drinking plenty of water and wearing sunscreen. and tuesday but with gusts featured only at 25 mph. from the family of the 73 year ol

tropical storm javier continues to move up the pacific coast of the baja peninsula. by tomorrow is should become a tropical depression if not become a tropical depression if not then as early as today. it's track is still confident moving north/northwest up the coast and will help surge in some moisture into the southwest. though javier's moisture looks to be shallow once it arrives, it will have support from our monsoon flow that will be nevada. our eastern mout mead and the colorado river seem to get a few isolated thunderstorms and showers with las vegas barely scraping so it will be monitored closely through today and tomorrow. our rain window is still late the east, winds will pick up. days worth of smoke from the unhealthy levels of ozone. high temperatures will cool to the clouds building in and by friday, sunny skies are back and winds lighten up. right now... police are trying to track down outside boulder station casino, then stole his gun. police have been in the area near vegas valley and lamb all morning... and 13 action news reporter parker collins has

the defeated the asia pacific team from south korea two to one to win the championship. amazon employees are getting to take part in a pretty fun experiment. the company is giving some employees a 30 hour work week. instead of the normal nine to five monday through friday a few dozen people will work monday to thursday from 10 a-m to 2 p-m. additional flex hours -- will make up the rest of the you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. just head to our website, ktnv.com we have a lot of news coming up at five... a tragedy in chicago is shedding light on the violence there. now it's pushing the city's top cop to plead for the gun violence to stpo. you'll hear frm him, next. i'm following news breaking overnight... i'll have the latest on a child need to know for the first day of school. our crews are all over the valley. live reports coming up at recovering after an apparent accidental shooting. i'll have the latest on what police are saying this morning. :15-:18 pause for nats plus, new video coming in overnight of a frightening scene over the weekend

to the asia pacific. the united states is engaging more deeply across all of southeast asia, which is central to the region's peace and prosperity. both our nations are committed to building a regional order where all neighings play by the same rules, result disputes peacefully and collaborate. thank you very much. now i'll turn it over to greg. >> good morning. my name is chris. i am the white house executive chef. the singapore state dinner is a celebration of america's bounty all the way from the rich farmlands of california to the glistening waters to have chesapeake and incidentally, for our first course, we are serving our famous maryland grab crab, which is from cambridge, which is accented with an asian hybrid of citrus. it's kind of like a cross between lime and couple quat and it's garnished with wonderful od vedgeables such as tarot, sweet potatoes, yams. we are highlighted toll tomatoes from a farm from ohio and we'll also, marry this with wonderful asian flavors. which is the papaya and mango

tedd's got his eye on the pacific tonight... ((tedd florendo)) >>>(>>>hotter today than yesteray with clear skies. breezes have picked up a little as well around the region up to 20 mainly. not anticipating any alert for wind today and the rest of the week. warm up through the week however with temps peaking on thursday and friday. humidity remains very dry as well. .......................... ......... .................. evening planner calling for warm temperatures through the night with light breezes again. plenty of 90's this evening with 11pm temps nice and comfortable. commute temps should be in the 80's again and hotter tomorrow. but your morning should be nice with light winds increasing by afternoon. we''ll have more on the rest of the week coming up.<<<)) ((denise valdez)) a campaign official says donald trump could make a last-minute trip to mexico tomorrow... hours before he delivers a highly- anticipated speech on immigration. trump has made illegal immigration and his call for a wall along the u-s - mexico border a

with its western boundary about six miles from the junction of the big sur and the pacific ocean, which is on a fine state highway and easily accessible to travelers en route between los angeles and san francisco, the two largest cities in the state. it's scenic features are diversified. manuel peak and post summit are bout 3500 feet high. there are mountain canyons well worthy of the name. the juan gigera waterfalls are of exceptional beauty. generally speaking, building construction work done by the conservation corps enrollees is incidental to the program being carried out. they're usually built for them before they arrived in camp. this garage for tractors, trucks and so on is a conservation construction. much of the trail and road work being done requires nothing more than the good old pick and shovel. but in some instances, the most modern of motorized equipment is eing used. there are seasons of the year when the big sur becomes quite unruly, and the part of the work that is on the riverbed, easing the flow of water. with 200 active young americans on hand, good baseball is an al

now, across the south i want to talk about what's happening over at the pacific. there is a tropical storm that's affecting with heavy rains and strong winds. it's packing 65 kilometer sustained winds. but the system will likely intensify to a severe tropical storm and get close to the islands by the weekend. then it could get close to the tokyo area by next week. we don't think it's going to make landfall in the tokyo area, but we could see some windy conditions. and then the system will likely pass to the east of j japan as go into the mid-d-portions of nt week. we're looking a at sumummer r rl acacross the locatns of mainland japan, b but not too much. but we'll kekeep you posted on e progress. and we want to talk abouout another system that is a affectg central america. this is a hurricane -- used to be a hururricane named earl. earl made landfall in belelize thursdsday. it was actually the fourtrth --r actually the first tropical system to hit the country in four years. i want to show you s some video coming out of belize city. earl whipped belize with strong

the forecast track coming up as well as powerful weather across the pacific. look at that eye. >>> singer chris brown out of jail overnight facing assault charges after being arrested after an hour's long ordeal at his home. we'll hear from his accuser for the first time. >>> part of a gas station goes up in flames with two children in a car nearby. the dramatic ending to this >>> and good morning, we begin with a major announcement overnight from the donald trump campaign. >> the republican nominee is taking his campaign south of the border planning to meet with the head of the nation that was really front and center in his tough immigration talk. >> he accepted an invitation to sit down and is it's being criticized campaign. kenneth moton has details from washington. >> reporter: mexico's president extended the invite to donald trump last week to sit down for a meeting. well, late yesterday trump confirmed in a tweet he's going to mexico city. this morning, donald trump is heading south of the border. the same one where he plans to build that wall. >> we are

north sea the waves and currents are actually stronger than those out in the pacific ocean. that's why the ocean cleanup team is testing the structural integrity of the floating barrier here first. >> so we have the big yellow buoys those are the buoys that will hold the barrier. >> reporter: allard van hoeken is an offshore engineer and the project's chief operating officer. he's overseeing the year long barrier test. what do you expect from this test here? >> so now we're going to see how the barrier will behave in a real offshore environment, real sea conditions. and also we're going to do tests. so we're going to do a capturing test with the fake plastic, it's not real plastic, it's made out of corn. and we're going to release it here in front of the barrier and see how the barrier holds that. >> reporter: after this test, van hoeken's team of engineers will set their sights on the pacific ocean, where they hope to deploy a full scale 62 mile barrier by 2020. >> to put a structure like this in the ocean far away from the coast, thousands of miles away in an area where hu

signal that america will continue to lead in the asia-pacific and enhance the partnership that link our destinies together. singapore's own ties with the united states have remained steadfast through nine u.s. presidents, five republican and for democratic. and three singapore prime ministers. we will maintain these bipartisan the links with whatever party wins the election in november. we will continue to build and to deepen our economic and security relationships. we are partners in tackling the scourge of isis and other forms of violent extremism. our armed forces take part in exercises together, and interact regularly. on this visit, president obama and i will discuss expanding our already extensive cooperation to new areas including cybersecurity and smart cities. but our ties reach beyond the government and corporate boardrooms. to the hearts and minds of our people. thousands of singapore students and people study and work in america, and thousands of u.s. companies operate out of singapore. the largest american curriculum schools outside the u.s. in the world is in singapore

and storms in the pacific don't matter to us in the contip endal u.s. and this storm is going to impact the high land of hawaii and the big island of hawaii is a tropical storm and works its way to the west and making a landfall near the big island of hawaii. and gusty wind there. >> that will be the high back home. >> this is fort bragg and nine in wilson. rocky mount and roanoke rapids. >> 89 degrees today in roxboro and henderson. and nine is this afternoon in raleigh. >> right around raleigh. and same story for tuesday. afternoon shower or storm. and looks mostly dry. >> watch for isolated shower off to the east on tuesday. >> chance of afternoon shower or storm and high temperatures near 90 with partly cloudy skies. >> had is the warm ets day of the week with a high of 92 and as the cold front moves in. we have cooler weather behind it and 85 on saturday. >> you will be welcoming the cold. >> absolutely. >> cooler temperatures. >> lower humid. it is a -- lower humidity it is a nice treat. we are crawling. >> thanks, countries continue. >> time -- k

this is called the pacific high. on top of that, there's another high pressure area over the upper atmosphere. that's called the tibetan high. there are two pressures blanketing much of japan. now, tomorrow's high could be 34 on friday. today was 33 degrees. it will stay the same as we go into the next three days or so. kyoto will see oppressively hot conditions. temperatures will stay 36 degrees into the weekend. in seoul you see the high of 35 on frididay. it could feel like 40 degrees on friday. please take care of your health. now, further down t towards the south, there is a tropical system located near guam bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds at this moment. right now this is a tropical depression. but the next 24 hours this may become a tropical storm. it may become the fifth of the year so far. the system will likely hit towards the n north and could affect japan directly or indirectly as we go into next week. so we'll keep you posted on the progress. now lelet's go to india then. heavy monsoon rains are

tropical systems are churning in the pacific and atlantic oceans, as well as the gulf of mexico. and as fox's jackie ibanez shows us-- people living along the coasts are getting ready for possible damage. florida is battening down the hatches as tropical depression nine inches closer to shore. the low pressure system is now in the middle of the gulf of mexico... but is expected to turn towards florida at some point wednesday ... as it develops into a tropical storm. scott says: "we're going to have rain and we're going to have storm surge. we have the potential of tornados we are going to have rip currents. we have to be careful." volunteers are filling sandbags in anticipation of the flooding to come. thomas says: "i think there's a lot of good people out there anyway. storms just bring them together." authorities are urging everyone the storm ahead. forward says: "once 40 plus miles an hour winds sustained emergency response vehicles don't go out in that type of weather." after the storm hits the gulf coast of florida... it is expected to cross over to the east coast of the sta

fiscal plan it will be impossible for the country to use the benefits of the pacific alliance horror neutralize the negative effects. so i am certain we will have an economy that can handle the pressures of a globalized world but i will not get into it. i have been very frank of the pacific alliance and i address did last may i continue to be on the record on this issue and i will have a meeting with those sectors that will be affected by this on thursday of this week, in three days. they are very aggressive and i want to win the agreement. and the condition for the rest of the national understanding of what we're talking about. the first thing i want to see is the discussions to be overlooked. i don't want breasts to understand those national divisions so we will put it all on the table. i don't want the government taking sides. until we have of this coal plant but in the meantime let's do it deeply and seriously. >> do we have one last round of questions? >> than to have that overflow room as the overflow we cannot see people's hands. so one question has to do with the coaster recu

storm system off towards the north and west. thursday, to the pacific northwest. that's when they'll start to see showers. we get more cloud cover. this system 30 miles to the north of the north bay. that could be interesting for folks living in the north bay, we could be tracking rain this time next week. we will continue to track that. right now it stays to the north. keep in mind we're in the final week of august and things cool off as we get intercept which is next weekend. staying cool and comfortable in san francisco with the clouds hanging on tightly. back to you. >> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >>> we were very proactive about making sure don got to participate in everything and there wasn't any -- we didn't sy see any reason he shouldn't. we just had to figure out how. >> overcoming challenges to find inspiration. we'll introduce you to this local artist in our next "bay area proud" series. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed.

immortal irish man who was banished and then escaped to the united states from the south pacific that became a leader of the union troops of the battalion in the civil war then went off to montana where he died i will not give you more but that is the premise and tells his story and when i read about the dust bowl that led to the migration in the '30's with "the grapes of wrath" writing a book about the times of the dust bowl it was a an incredible scene to be engulfed in dirt and dust and became a challenge in the city's lease date or quit a and leave? so that a moral irishman is a book teeseven to ever read books by your colleagues? >> sure.

8%. 92% of the whole atlantic post and the figures are the same for the pacific are held by comparatively few people. and unless we now before it is too late, take these areas of the country which offer the maximum for recreation for all of our people. unless we set them aside now, it will be too late. there sblt much you can do that will materially alter your life in the next three or four years in the field of conservation. you can build for the future. you can build for those who went ahead of us built for us in this great dam and lake that i flew over today. our task. the task of propelling a third wave of conservation in the united states. following that of theodore roosevelt and franklin roosevelt is to make science the servant of conservation. to devise new plans of stewardship that will enable to us preserve this green environment. which means. so to all of us. >> teddy roosevelt when he first arrived in california in 1903 is part of his big nine-week tour was fairly subdued. he came in through desert. he came in through a town called barstow and then red lands. he enjoyed the wel