New Tropical Storm in the Atlantic
CAMEROTA: After a two-week lull in hurricane season, a new tropical storm has formed in the Atlantic. Let's bring in meteorologist Chad Myers. What are you seeing, Chad?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Alisyn, a storm going to its cold death rather soon. Edouard. There's New York City way over there. So this is in the Atlantic, even east of Newfoundland, and it is going to be moving on up towards the north and toward the northeast into much cooler water and going to its demise. This weather is brought to you by the Tractor Supply Company, providing pet food, animal feed, and all of your gardening supplies. So let's get right to it. The next storm system that could be doing something, about a 40 percent chance of that, could be Fay, f-a-y. It's developing in the Gulf of Mexico. Very warm water down there. Nothing surprises you in the Gulf of Mexico this time of year, but it will travel across parts of north Florida, into Georgia, and into South Carolina, with rain. Whether it's on the water and becomes something or stays on land and just becomes a rainmaker, really, it's going to be the inland very, very heavy rainfall. Spots, here, John, across parts of the southeast that don't need rain. We're going to pick up between four and six more inches over the next 72 hours.</s>BERMAN: I know you'll be watching this very closely, Chad.</s>MYERS: I will.</s>BERMAN: Thank you very much.</s>MYERS: You're welcome.</s>BERMAN: So, this morning we've learned that human remains discovered last week have been identified by Army investigators as missing specialist Vanessa Guillen. Her family's attorney says she could not be identified by her medical records because her face had been beaten so badly. The 20-year-old disappeared from the Ft. Hood base in Texas two months ago. Last week, the main suspect died by suicide as officers tried to arrest him. Officials say another suspect is in custody, awaiting charges. Court documents did not give a motive for Guillen's killing. However, her family says she spoke about being sexually harassed.</s>CAMEROTA: Sad news on a life lost to Covid-19. Broadway star Nick Cordero has died after fighting coronavirus for 90 days. Cordero's public battle had admirers from around the world rallying for his recovery. Cordero's wife, Amanda, regularly updated her social media accounts with her husband's progress. She posted on Instagram on Sunday, God has another angel. As an actor, Cordero was nominated for his -- Tony for his performance in "Bullets Over Broadway" in 2014. He also made several television show appearances, including on "Blue Bloods" and "Law & Order: SVU." Nick Cordero was just 41 years old.</s>BERMAN: And a lot of broken hearts on Broadway this morning. Also this morning, the world has lost one of its great composers. Honestly, a few of the most iconic measures of movie music you will ever hear. Ennio Morricone was best known for these haunting scores in</s>CAMEROTA: He had a long life with which to compose those memories.</s>BERMAN: Yes. We'll be right back.