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the bay area. it starts now and continues until 7:00 this evening. temperatures from the 90s to 106 degrees. heat-related illnesses will be possible. keep drinking lots of water, even if you don t feel thirsty in this heat. it s now 75 degrees in san francisco. the peninsula, 83. 84 now in the south bay. as we get a close are look at the east bay, it s 90 in dublin. brentwood, 88. it s 89 in lafayette. a day when you want to try to limit your time outdoors. ozone levels are unhealth wy fo those with breathing problems. that will continue as we go through the week. gilroy 94. 96, napa. oakland, 96. for today and the next couple of days. i will let you know when the heat breaks. that s coming up. thank you. it s so hot, as we mentioned. 8,000 students are getting out of school early today and tomorrow and, in fact, the campbell union high school district is releasing them in about a half hour from now. fewer than half of the district s classrooms have air conditioning. ther
Pacific-groveCaliforniaUnited-statesNevadaBrentwoodOaklandTexasOcean-beachKentuckySanta-clara-countySyriaDublin pacific. in japan, unprecedented rain broke a levee 36 miles north of tokyo. an opening 90 yards long that sent water to envelope a residential neighborhood. people are desperately waving from rooftops, hoping to be spotted by helicopters overhead. the tropical storm is ripping through the country, dropping 20 inches of rain in 72 hours. 100,000 people have been forced to evacuate. one official called this an urgent situation. and grave danger may still be approaching. meanwhile, eastern sicily is dealing with its own torrential rain, flooding turned a main street there into a fast-running river stranding people in their homes and shops. forcing people to abandon cars and seek shelter. revealed for the first time, a horrifying new look inside the apartment of a mass murderer. and it was rigged to blow. now that the trial for convicted aurora, colorado theater shooter james holmes is over, an erie view of what was inside his apartment. 16 bombs, four incendiary devices. alon
JapanTokyoNevadaUnited-statesFresnoCaliforniaIranChinaSyriaRussiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbia life will change during the papal visit. this morning s meeting gave them an idea of what to expect when thousands of visitors descend to the area to take septa trains and trolleys into center city. i was here when the previous pope, pope john paul ii, it was thronged, massive and everyone celebrated. reporter: people like paula are feeling more anxiety about the weekend. my dad, who s 95, lives near the radner train station and i m concerned i won t be able to get to him over the weekend. people will want to get into the city and it will be closed at 476. reporter: some business owners came to the meeting to learn if they can set up food tents or kiosks near the train station. we re not going to allow that because we ve got so many calls from outside the community who want to come in and sell all kinds of things. and right now we just can t do that. reporter: reporting from radner township, katy zachry, nbc10 news. two more meetings, one at 1:00 and this ev
Capitol-hillNew-jerseyUnited-statesChadDelawareCaliforniaSan-bernardino-countySyriaGatwickSurreyUnited-kingdomWashington announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. about evening. late today for the first time we heard from the captain of the british airways jet involved in a fiery aborted takeoff from las vegas. the london-bound 777 was the decision to evacuate before flames began eating away at the wing and fuselage that has earned high praise today for the crew whose actions may have saved lives. nbc s hallie jackson picks up the story from las vegas. mayday, mayday. seabird 2276. reporter: the mayday, using british airways call sign speed bird, came just before takeoff. we are evacuating on the runway. we have a fire. i repeat. we are evacuating. reporter: that calm voice, captain chris hanke, a pilot with 42 years of experience, talking with nbc news today. there was a loud bang and the aircraft sort of veered to the left. he actually opened the door and went down into the cabin, saw how serious it was. reporter: at
United-statesNew-yorkArizonaHungaryIsraelIranPhoenixMarylandSyriaCharleston-churchCapitol-hillDistrict-of-columbia nothing severe there. but some pockets of heavy rain. this thunderstorm near minnesota al pan has hail, moving towards cars corner. watch it as it moves eastward. also heavy rain, pockets of heavy rain near bayville and toms river, east of toms river. that s ahead of what s happening for tomorrow. even bigger storms and more rain coming. tonight we may see a few heavy showers and thunderstorms move through the city and parts of the jersey shore. a break around 7:00 in the morning and then things start to fire up again around midday. we re talking anywhere from 1 to 2, possibly up to 3 inches of rain between tomorrow morning and thursday evening across the area. we ll talk about that in the forecast, as well as the heat in a few minutes. back to you. janice, thank you. back to school for more than 1 million new york city school students. for the youngest, their first day of class ever. do cats go to school? no. no! okay. mayor de blasio and the school s chancellor
New-yorkUnited-statesCharlestonSouth-carolinaEast-harlemMinnesotaIsland-schoolToms-riverNew-jerseySouth-beachWashingtonDistrict-of-columbia right now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. late today for the first time we heard from the captain of the british airways jet involved in a fiery aborted takeoff from las vegas. the london-bound 777 was thundering down the runway yesterday afternoon when at the first sign of trouble the pilot slammed on the brakes, bringing the jet to a safe stop. but it was the decision to evacuate before flames began eating away at the wing and fuselage that is earning high praise today for the crew whose actions may have saved lives. nbc s hallie jackson picks up the story from las vegas. speedbird, mayday, mayday. reporter: the mayday, using british airways call sign speedbird, came just before takeoff. we are evacuating on the runway. we have a fire. i repeat, we are evacuating. reporter: that calm voice captain chris henkey, a pilot with 42 years of experience. talking to nbc news late today
United-statesNew-yorkArizonaHungaryIsraelIranPhoenixMarylandSyriaCharleston-churchCapitol-hillDistrict-of-columbia petraeus as a four-star u.s. army veteran petraeus, with so much over the combat strategy over the past ten days. a four-star veteran, when rumors surfaced he may be stepping down as head of the cia, some speculated he was running for president. instead, he announced he would step down because of an extramarital affair. at a time when the cia was under fire for all it didn t know about the attack on benghazi, it is a huge step for the newly re-elected president, and a profound personal failing for an officer who has given so much to his country. we begin tonight with nbc s andrea mitchell who broke the story, in our d.c. news room. reporter: good evening, his resignation because of an extramarital affair sent shock waves through the administration and everyone who knew his record of stellar service. the cia has been under fire, but this had nothing to do with benghazi or politics. it was entirely personal. he was a four-star, the best known warrior of his generation, leader
New-yorkUnited-statesLouisianaMissouriAfghanistanChinaMount-hamiltonDistrict-of-columbiaKabulKabolWashingtonStaten-island announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. late today for the first time we heard from the captain of the british airways jet involved in a fiery aborted takeoff from las vegas. the london-bound 777 was thundering down the runway yesterday afternoon when at the first sign of trouble the pilot slammed on the brakes, bringing the jet to a safe stop. but it was the decision to evacuate before flames began eating away at the wing and fuselage that is earning high praise today for the crew whose actions may have saved lives. nbc s hallie jackson picks up the story from las vegas. speedbird, mayday, mayday. reporter: the mayday, using british airways call sign speedbird, came just before takeoff. we are evacuating on the runway. we have a fire. i repeat, we are evacuating. reporter: that calm voice captain chris henkey, a pilot with 42 years of experience. talking to nbc news late today. there w
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