coast. heavy rains triggering flash floods and mudslides while lightning-triggered wildfires continue to grow. the deadly ebola outbreak spreads in africa, while a second american with the virus readies to return to the u.s. and falling in love. a couple's wedding during a skydiving jump. why they chose to take the plunge from 12,000 feet. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, august 4th, 2014. good morning. i'm marlie hall in for

anne-marie green. rushing waters and mudslides kill add driver who was swept into a creek. thunderstorms powered san bernardino county yesterday. flash floods caused mudslides and debris cut off access to many roads. more than 2,000 people are stranded including a group of 500 campers. the rushing waters caught many by surprise. >> our cabin was -- you open up the door and just take a step out and it was like a river right outside. so i'm going go back and pull everything out. hopefully it's not full of water. >> the storms dumped up to 4 inches of rain in the mountains. meanwhile wildfires continue to burn in the west forcing people from their homes. 14 wildfires were burning in central and northern california this weekend. there among the fires already burping in oregon and washington. firefighters say a fire in california destroyed at least eight homes.

meantime washington is battling the world wildfire in history. people had just moments to escape the flames. >> it was a lot of smoke being blown this way and it was fast. it was incredibly fast. >> dry lightning and drought conditions are helping the fire spread. eric fisher, chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz shows us what's in store for today. >> over the weekend we had a lot of heavy rain across the southwest. rain brought rains to place like los angeles and san diego, places that often don't pick up any rainfall in the summer. now, this is one of the driest spots in the entire country. they're in a severe drought if not worse if not the most of nevada. we've had a lot of rain in short order. we'll track the isn't a little farther to the north as we track the system. reaching up into idaho, much of the great basin, seeing

scattered thunderstorms again, still a flash flooding risk. we'll continue to track a little farther off to the north and east. with all these storms, always the concern of lightning strikes that could cause more wildfires. we'll be watching this situation very carefully. also news in the tropics, it's not a big bertha. it's a little bit ragged, but it will strengthenover the nefrt 24 to 48 hours. as we head through today, it tracks farther off toward the north and as it passes between the east coast and bermuda, it will likely strengthen into a hurricane and bend off to the north and east, shoots the gap perfectly, bring it offshore and bring no major impact to the east coast. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs newss. >> another shaky cease-fire is under way between israel and hamas. even though israel is removing many troops from the gaza strip, the fighting may continue. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morping. >> good morning, marlie.

ahead of this latest truce, israel has been pulling troops out of gaza but is continuing its air strooiks. in fact, a leader was killed the morning. this cease-fire is supposed to last seven hours following international outrage over more killings at a u.n. shelter. the israeli military started a seven-hour humanitarian cease-fire this morning but officials say the cease five does not apply to any place in gaza where troopers are still responding. israel says they will respond if attacked during the window. it follows pressure to halt the fighting. israel ground troops started leaving gaza on sunday. they say they destroyed most of the tunnels. >> we have scaled down and urged some to come back to their homes. >> reporter: before this lull in the fighting an air strike near a united nations school where

3,000 palestinians took refuge, ten killed. >> this is very clear under the law it's areas protected. >> israel claims it was targeting three terrorists. united states says it is appalled by what it calls a disgraceful attack. now 15,000 people attended a funeral on sunday for the israeli soldier who was feared to have been captured last week but was killed in combat. >> susan mcginnis, thanks so much. the 6.1 magnitude quake killed nearly 400 people in the you nonprovince. another 1,800 people were killed in the aftermath. about 12,000 holmesed collapsed. many roads caved in so rescuers had to reach the area by foot. the second american infected with the deadly ebola virus will

return to the united states tomorrow. nancy writebol will leave liberia early tuesday morning. she'll enter a quarantine unit at emory university hospital in atlanta. that's where her colleague dr. kent brantltly fights his disea. vicente aren vicente arenas. brantly who contracted the highly contagious ebola virus while in liberia was helped off an ambulance by paramedics saturday. both were wearing protective suits. >> while it's encouraging that he seems to be improving, that's really important and we're hoping he'll continue to improve. >> reporter: brantly's wife has now visited him and released a statement. i was able to see kent today. he's in good spirits. he thanked everyone for their

prayers. it can cause severe and internal bleeding and can cause weakness, vomiting, and muscle aches. it can only be passed human to human through bodily fluids and can kill up to 90 p of those infected. there's no cure or vaccine for the disease. they hope to begin clinical trials of a vaccine in september. >> and we could have vaccinated dr. brantly. it would have certainly dramatically decreased his risk of getting infected. >> reporter: the vaccine would go to health care workers who have a high risk of contracting the e do cease. on sunday leaders began arriving for a meeting with president obama. valerie jarrett is a senior adviser to president obama and says precautions are being taken. >> we're working very closely as i said with the cdc. we're making sure that we're going to observe any necessary protocols for screening.

>> and we learned brantly was able to receive an experimental serum before leaving liberia. the second aid worker is scheduled to arrive here at emory university hospital in the next couple of days. the mayor of toledo, ohio, is keeping a ban on drinking the water in place. pending more tests today, about 400,000 people in northwest ohio and southeast michigan have not had access to safe clean water since saturday. new tests on sunday showed lower levels of a toxin called micro sistines. coming from an algae bloom in late erie. state officials are making sure they have bottled water and meals as they clean up the supply. >> god forbid we shut down again and we start of and get it good. we want to make sure the drinking watt over this community is safe. >> the toxin is not affected by heat, so boiling water will only

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in the first quarter he sacks and fumbles the ball. later manning's backup ryan nassib goes deeb to cory robinson for a 73-yard touchdown. the giants win, 17-13. both the giants and bills had former players inducted into the hall of fame on saturday. former buffalo receiver andre reed delivered forecast the most emotional speech. he paid tribute to his quarterback and fellow hall of famer jim kelly. kelly has spent the last year battling cancer. >> i was known for my tough ps going across the middle, making that catch, breaking tackles, but the toughest individual i've ever met in my life is jim kelly, number 12. >> at the conclusion of his speed, reed caught one last pass throw by kelly. fans of the team read and kelly prayed for are expressing concerns over one of the potential buyers for the buffalo

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a couple in wisconsin tied the knot while taking a plunge from 12,000 feet this weekend but it wasn't just a stunt. as nick minock tells us the extreme sport is what brought the newlyweds together. >> amy can't keep her hands off her husband chad. >> he's just a big flirt. >> reporter: the newlyweds met when he moved to town. >> he moved to florida and i was his welcoming committee. >> reporter: the skydiving enthusiasts quickly hit it off. i was checking off what she was doing and we started talking more and more. >> reporter: they were smitten ever since. >> shortly after their engagement on what would be

amy's 500th jump a fiery crash threatened the couple's lives when their plane and another collided in midair. the 11 passengers onboard knew their lives were in jeopardy. shockingly they and all nine of their friends survived. >> unbelievable. unbelieved. it seemed impossible and it was so cool. >> reporter: while the sky scare would stop many from jumping again they have made 50 jumps together since the accident. this time their're exchanging vows. >> auntie amy in the pink one. >> reporter: chad and amy say this jump will be more than unforgettable than the one that broke them apart. they want people to know if they learned anything from almost dying is how to live. >> you never know when your time is up and you have to do whatever possible. >> reporter: they say you have to do what you love with who you

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marijuana ad was seen in "the new york times." but it's still technically illegal, according to the federal government. anna werner reports on the contradictions and complications in american marijuana laws. >> reporter: in the first section of sunday's "new york times," this. a few page ad from a company called leafly offered to help new yorkers find the right kind of marijuana for medical use. new york became the latest state to legalize medical marijuana in july. 23 states in the district of colombia now allow some form of medicinal marijuana and 18 have passed pass decriminalization drugs. aaron smith with the cannabis policy center says it's time for the federal government to change its policies too. >> the immediate goal is to allow states to decide their own

policies and move forward without interference. >> reporter: shops that sell marijuana in colorado or washington often have trouble getting federally insured banks to take the proceeds of their business. >> ideally the federal government will create a system to tax and regulate marijuana just like it does with alcohol r in april attorney general eric holder said the justice department will still enforce drug laws but in a way that maximizes limited federal resources. >> we will prevent marijuana from getting into the hands of minors. we will prevent violence in the trafficking sale of marijuana, prevent the cartels from profiting. >> reporter: but holder has not removed marijuana from the list of drugs considered dangerous by the government. that, he says, will be up to congress. anna werner, cbs news, new york. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the american doctor being treated for ebola in atlanta. dr. jon lapook joins us in the

studio. plus the unusual fight by workers at the northeast grocery chain market basket to save the company's president. and jamie wax spends a night at the iconic museum of natural history here in new york city. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

way start with breaking news this morning, a double shooting in west oaklane has left a man and a woman in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. both haven't about taken to area hospitals with no word on their conditions. it is monday, august 4th, 2014. good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington i'm area kay von tiehl. autopsy results are expected in a suspicious death of a 38 year old upper darby woman. she was found dead in her home sunday morning. one man is in custody, and another still on the loose, in connection with the shooting death of a three year old girl, we'll have update coming up straight ahead. right now, let's start with our forecast with kate. >> i hoping for nice little bit of wet here today. >> overall we'll ends up with pretty decent day. beats the weekend. kind of cloudy, definitely cooler than we would normally have found. so maybe little more comfortable in that regard, but