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Golden state earlier this year. now, emergency managers are tracking hilary, trying to anticipate where resources will be needed most. when the storm hits, some areas could see up to 10 inches of rain. las vegas usually gets a little more than 4 inches a rain in a year. if the storm continues on its path, it could get that amount in one weekend. the last tropical storm to hit southern california was back in 1939. it dumped more than 5 inches of rain in los angeles, flooding communities and watching away homes. 45 people died. >> it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. this really is an all-hands-on-...

Flooding communities and damaging crops. parts of northern europe, including germany, slovenia and the czech republic, were among those hit by forest fires. and the yangtze's water levels fell rapidly due to a drought and a heatwave in china's southwestern region. there's also been criticism of oil and gas companies and calls for compensation from that industry. gaston browne, prime minister of antigua and barbuda, spoke on behalf of island nations endangered by rising sea levels and tropical storms. it is about time that these companies are made to pay in global carbon tax on their profits. a...

Presidential nomination and leads the assault on the president's record. his speech rallied the crowd with tough talk and sharp lines. this morning it's keeping fact checkers busy. we'll look at the strengths and weaknesses of romney's warm-up act. isaac overtopping levees, flooding communities, trapping residents. the heartbreaking storm isn't over yet. good morning from tampa, florida, site of the last night of the republican national conveco conventi convention. it's thursday, august 30. i i'm chuck todd. let's get to first reads of the morning. political conventions have become defined by ...

Suskuahana river are receding after days of heavy rain from remnants of tropical storm lee. also today, president obama declared a state of emergency in new york and pennsylvania. correspondent molly line shows us what's happened. >> estimated 100,000 people were evacuated as the 400-mile long river rose steadily, flooding communities. those who didn't heed warnerring were rescued by firefighters. >> i grand kids. [ inaudible ] a crane or something. it was -- we couldn't even walk in the streets. >> the surging waters threate threatened to burden levees. they kept vigil and rocks and dirt were...