southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake right over here, 24 hours ago that was in somebody's house. it's been through a treatment plant. and now it's in our lake and we're watering with it. narrator: these reuse and conservation techniques enable las vegas to exist in the desert. another important form of conservation is preventing leaks. man: every drop counts. all water systems have what they call an efficiency rating. so if you were to measure the water that goes into your system and compare it to the water that goes out, how much is unaccounted for? most states have a goal of 10%. ours is at only 5.5% right now. and we have plans to lower that to 4%. man: we actually have our entire distribution system mapped out in a computerized or electronic format.

southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake right over here, 24 hours ago that was in somebody's house. it's been through a treatment plant. and now it's in our lake and we're watering with it. narrator: these reuse and conservation techniques enable las vegas to exist in the desert.

be rolling up as the daytime heating gets going, so far lightning strikes have developed this southern nevada're going to start to see the storms blow up with the daytime heating, therefore we do have fire weather warnings in place for all of southern oregon and also into central idaho, where we already have the elk complex and beaver creek fire that is being fought. when the smoke gets thick it is tough to go outside in the morning hours, because it just settles down in the treasure valley. temperatures are expected to be hot, 93 for boise. this is a warm day for the pacific northwest, and you can see how they are staying dry to the west, but the showers coming up from the southwest, a little bit of a break in the southeast. we're still going to get showers and some heavy thunder storms at times. keep it right here, al jazeera america will bring you more news and worth throughout the afternoon. >> thank you so much. i'm rochelle carey, stay with us for more news throughout the day. thank you so much for your time. do keep it here. ♪ >>> it was

it will be just there toward the border of arizona, california, the southern nevada. and as far as salt lake city goes, much cooler today. only 79. that's one of the cooler temperatures we've had all summer long because of the clouds in the area. >>> in entertainment news, lee daniels the butler took the top spot at the box office again this welcome with $17 million. alec baldwin and wife hilaria gave birth to a baby girl friday. >>> legendary actress julie harris died on saturday at the age of 87. she was broadway's darling, still holding the title as the actress to receive the most tony awards. >>> richie sambora can no longer be called the bon jovi front man. according to "us weekly" and rumorfix.com, the guitar man left after 30 years for a, quote, number of well documented issues. wonder what's happening there. >>> during last night's video music awards, joseph gordon levitt premiered the tease for his new film "don jon." he wrote, directed and starred. one of the vma highlights was the 'n sync reunion during justin timberlake's almost 20-minute mini concert. the

were extremists in their believes and were actively plotting to kidnap and kill at least one southern nevada police officer. >> reporter: investigators say the two planned to follow police on patrol when an officer made a traffic stop, the two would take the policeman away to a las vegas house where the officer would be tied up and ultimately killed. newman told reporter christine kim of nbc affiliate ksnv that she is not violent. >> i never intended to harm or kidnap anyone. >> reporter: though she said the police often act without authority. >> i feel that they are going far beyond what the constitution allows. >> reporter: police say the two were members of an extremist movement called sovereign citizens. it has about 100,000 followers nationwide who believe that most of the government does is illegitimate. a routine traffic stop of a minivan three years ago the turned violent when a follower of sovereign citizens jumped out and began shooting. when it was over, two officers were killed. >> the sovereign believers are so loopy that a small percentage cannot control themselves and resort t

24 hours you will see the heaviest rain really fall across western portions of arizona on into southern nevadaally from las vegas back to phoenix is where the heaviest of the rainfall will be. given the fact that the terrain is very, very dry, flash flooding looks to be a major concern. now, across the north central plains it is hot. not only is it hot, it is very humid. check out the temperatures in minneapolis today. we'll climb to a high of 97°. yesterday, we were at 86. typically at this time of year we should be around 79. overnight lows across the north central plains in the 70s, as a result we'll have exceptional levels of heat in minneapolis excessive heat warning in effect as i said the temperature climbing to 96°, meanwhile we have a stalled out frontal boundary across the southeast, heavy downpours on the way, all the way from eastern portions of texas back into northern and central florida so use precaution. back to you. >> thank you. next up, the dream 50 years later. marchers return to washington to reflect. our continuing coverage is next. >>> real estate mogal donald trump is f

were extreme uses in their beliefs and were actively plotting to kidnap and kill at least one southern nevada police officer. >> reporter: police say the gripe, the sovereign citizen, is an antigovernment organization. he lived off and on, in the bay area feather last 20 years. court records show he was arrested for child molestation and other sex charmings in santa clara county in 1993 and 2001. he lived in this san jose motel on monterrey road in freight and the following year in a stand ji jafoff. and two years ago he lived ago at this homeless shelter for recovering addicts on north forest street in san jose. tonight he's facing domestic terrorism charges. >> they would be compelled to keep repeating their actions, kidnapping and kimming multiple officers. >> reporter: police say their four-month undercover work thwarted a major deadly plot. no one here in san jose was able to recognize him from the mug shot we were showing them. he is due back in the nevada courtroom on september 9th. live in san jose, i'm damian. >>> a mug shot of a man facing murder and child endangerment charges after

. >> they were extremist in their believes and plotting to kidnap and kill at least one southern nevada police officer. >> reporter: investigators say the two planned to follow police on patrol when an officer made a traffic stop the two would take the policeman to a las vegas house where the officer would be tied um and ultimately killed. newman told reporter kiss teen kim of ksnv that she is not violent. >> i never intended to harm or kidnap anyone. >> reporter: though she said the police often act without authority. >> i feel they are going far beyond what the constitution allows. >> reporter: police say the two were members of an extremist movement called somber citizens. it has 100,000 followers nationwide who believe what most of the government does is illegitimate. a routine stop of a minivan three years ago the turned violent when a follower jumped out an started shooting. when it was over two officers were killed. >> the sovereign believes are so loopy that a small percentage cannot control themselves and resort to violence against the police or local authorities. >> reporter:

woman: all the growth and everything that's occurred in southern nevada has been with colorado river water. without it, the west as you know it today couldn't exist. narrator: to sustain their growing community with its limited supply, las vegas learned to be extremely efficient. mulroy: this is a desert, and it has its own beauty, but you have to get beyond what you're used to. as long as people recognize they're moving to the desert and give up this notion that they have to bring eastern vegetation with them and make the necessary adaptations in their own life,

woman: all the growth and everything that's occurred in southern nevada has been with colorado river water. without it, the west as you know it today couldn't exist. narrator: to sustain their growing community with its limited supply, las vegas learned to be extremely efficient. mulroy: this is a desert, and it has its own beauty, but you have to get beyond what you're used to. as long as people recognize they're moving to the desert and give up this notion that they have to bring eastern vegetation with them and make the necessary adaptations in their own life, desert communities can continue to live. man: the biggest water user in the desert is turf. turf uses a lot of irrigation and uses spray irrigation, so what we've done here is use artificial turf. you're never going to be able to achieve the look of back east or the look of, say, california, with subtropical plants, but our landscapes are still lush and use about 30% of what the subtropical landscape with turf would use. las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance.

woman: all the growth and everything that's occurred in southern nevada has been with colorado river water. without it, the west as you know it today couldn't exist. narrator: to sustain their growing community with its limited supply, las vegas learned to be extremely efficient.

individuals were extremists in their beliefs and were plotting to kidnap and kill at least one southern nevada police officer. >> reporter: both are said to be members of the sovereign citizen, a vie limit, antigovernment group. police infiltrated the duo and moved in before the suspects karenied out their attacks. >> they would be compelled to repeating their actions. >> reporter: he has a long criminal history in the south bay. court records show he was arrested for child molestation and other sex charges in santa clara county in 1993 and 2001. he lived in this san jose motel on monterey road in 2008. the following year, he was in a six hour stand off with police. the s.w.a.t. team eventually arrested him for failing to register as a sex offender. and two years ago, he lived at this homeless shelter for recovering addicts on north fourth street in san jose. in a jailhouse interview, his alleged accomplice didn't deny her disdain to police to a nevada reporter. >> i feel that they are going far beyond what the constitutional loughs. i'm in jail because the government was undercover agents wan

nevada. these are the areas we're most concerned about, southern california, nevada, new mexico, and arizona flash flooding. keep it right here and we'll bring you up-to-date for recent weather. >> chances are this week you've seen clips of martin luther king jr.'s i have a "dream" speech. but odds are you haven't seen the whole thing but that's because the most iconic speech is also the most protected. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up... >> reporter: it is one of the most famous speeches in u.s. history. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident. >> reporter: a defining moment in the struggle of civil rights but if you have want to watch martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech, good luck, it's not on any youtube or news site. the reason, dr. king's speech is covered by copyrights laws. >> there is nothing in united states copyright laws that says if a work happens to become very successful or extremely significant that it some how loses it's copyright protection as a result. >> reporter: it was just after a month after the 1963 march that dr. king would copy wri

we're working up through southern california, nevada, and we do have flash flood watches continuing for the days ahead. as we take a look at the amount of rainfall we'll see showers in the next three days. we do expect to get into later sunday and monday and have the increase of rainfall here into the east coast especially as we get into the northeast as well where we've been a little drier, well, it doesn't feel dry, it's pretty humid, but we'll get that rain moving later sunday into monday. over the course of the overnight hours we'll start out dry and still very warm in the midwest. low temperatures not really low. they're hovering right around the mid 60s to 70 dress. 70 degrees. we were oh close to 100 in so many stops. we're heading there again. if we went coast to coast it will feel better around the seattle area where we're going to have the sunshine for your dab lay weekend in the upper 70s and low 80s. we'll have the chance for thunderstorm decreasing and staying muggy and the mid 60s. just in time for the labor day weekend we'll show you how the jersey shore has come back aft

. >>> more rain expected today in parts of southern california and nevada hit by flash flooding over the weekend. now, outside of las vegas, officials made 18 swift water rescues yesterday. people in their vehicles were trapped by these floodwaters. in one palm springs neighborhood, residents watched the waters rise. >> the lawn is pretty much covered with water, the sidewalks. there's people literally swimming around the corner. thearles's a park that's so -- there's a park that's so covered with water, it's ridiculous. it's deep. a lot of water. >> the national weather service has a flash flood warning in effect for palm springs until tomorrow night. >>> well, there may be some relief at the pump for drivers this upcumming labor day weekend. the latest survey -- upcoming labor day weekend weekend. the latest survey shows a 4- cent drop. it's down 20 cents compared to the same time last year. in the bay area, the average cost in san francisco, $3.90 a gallon. in oakland, drivers are paying about $3.77. in san jose, drivers are paying an average of $3.76 to fill up. >>> new informati

the cloud cover to the southern california area and also southern nevada. associated with clouds, the key is will make it all the way to the rim fire. and that's more often than not. so far it's saying south. there is a lot of moisture. the cloud/rain takes some of it north. we'll keep track on it. but they could use the rain. don't want the lightning. the wind is mainly out of the west. you need that to be more out of the south. maybe this will turn later on. i think it will be south. 60 sacramento. 67 fresno. even cooler down on the desert because of all of that cloud cover. a little low spinning to the north. we're starting off with a lot of cloud cover and that drizzle will give way. down to about 3, 4 degrees. 60s and 70s. for others light rain or drizzle and then temperatures will rebound a little bit tomorrow, not much of a change, things look very quiet going into the august. if anything, it looks cooler. sunday looking even more fall- like. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:18. two robbers hold a walnut creek restaurant at gunpoint. the frightening events

a lot of wet weather down through southern nevada and on into california.nt to leave. it is going to be really nice today and especially as we get into the upcoming weekend. 87 in livermore, 75, fremont, 79 for redwood city, 65 in san francisco. here is your weekend forecast, temperatures staying nice and steady you 84 for sunday. inches coming up next, kelly clarkson calling off her big wed something what's got madonna smiling these days? we'll get you ready for the weekend right after this. mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? why didn't they think of this sooner? you see, the smart tube reaches the bottom so you can spray every last drop. absolutely magnific... my bottle! my eagle! introducing... uhh.. re-introducing smart tube technology. it's a stick revolution! new fit me stick foundation from maybelline new york. fresh, gel- foundation with an anti-shine powder core inside. now skin goes shine-fr

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individuals were extremists in their beliefs and were actively plotting to kidnap and kill at least one southern nevadae the first kidnapping and execution was accomplished they would be compelled to keep repeating their actions, kidnapping and killing multiple officers. >> important to mention here, the fbi lists members of this anti-government movement among the nation's top domestic terror threats. police say the two found a vacant house. they rigged it with bolts drilled into wall supports creating a makeshift jail where they planned to hold captive officers, try them in a court of their own laws, and then kill them. with us now, joey jackson. he's hln's legal analyst. he's also a former prosecutor. so joey, this all came undone thanks to undercover officers and recorded conversations over four months. are undercover operations like this problematic when it does get to a court? and should they have waited longer to see if they actually tried to follow through on their plans? >> reporter: you know, interesting enough, breanna, they i believe here have compelling evidence. when you look at undercover

that region across parts of the rim fire, we actually have flood watches in effect across southern california, nevada, parts of utah and even western sections of the state of arizona because we're talking several inches of rain possible out here throughout the day today. farther east in parts of the great lakes and even in to the ohio valley, you'll see showers and thunderstorms and some of those storms could actually produce severe weather, damaging winds and large hail being possible especially during the afternoon hours. meanwhile parts of the plains staying on the hot side, 9 th6 h in minneapolis, 97 in rapid city. and of course you add in the humidity and it feels every hotter. still summer out there. >> thanks so much. >>> well, at least 2 it 1 cases of the measles have been linked to a megachurch in texas. health officials expect that number to go up. the outbreak started when someone visited the church who contracted that disease overseas. officials say the sick range in age from 4 months for 44 years old and a majority of them are not vaccinated because the church advocates faith healing bef

aft the leftovers of a tropical storm du n on the >>> parts of southern california, nevada and arizonah flood watch throughout the evening today after the leftover tropical storm dumped heavy rain on the area. wow. this driver tried to cross the high water in san diego county and needed rescuing. thunderstorms also slowed traffic on interstate 8. chp officers at one point called for tow trucks to pull cars out of freeway side mud. >> you come to the game and i made it because it wasn't so high but i mean, thank god. otherwise, i think i would have probably got stuck. there's a truck around the corner that had to be pulled out. >> homeowners are keeping a close watch hoping the floodwaters stay out of their homes. >>> storm futures are under pressure this morning after wall street gained the last couple sessions. wendy gillette of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. china is attempting to reassure the world that it is financially stable. a government spokesman said today that growth is stabilizing after a lengthy decline and will hit the official tar

we do have areas of rain forecast for parts of southern california, nevada, even up into utah, but mostin isn't going to be helping out the wildfire. and temperature-wise, the center of the country, take a look at rapid city, 97 degrees, 96 for so many other cities, as well, from chicago to kansas city and even up into sections of minnesota. so gretchen in your home state, minnesota, it will be a hot one today and over the next several days. >> it's so funny when they say i didn't know minnesota can get so hot. >> yeah, it's still summer out there. so not that unusual, but it is a little bit above average for this time of the year. >> it is indeed. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, a brand new twist in the foreclosure crisis sending shockwaves through the financial system. in richmond, california, they want to seize houses worth less than their current mortgage using eminent domain where necessary and then refinance the homes for less than their current value. is that legal? stewart, is that the correct use of eminent domain? >> in my opinion, no. this is a vast extension of governmen

we are getting meaningful rain in utah and nevada, down into southern porks of california and arizona. this is very good news for them, although that also comes with the threat of flash flooding. traveling along i-40, use precautions, certainly in las vegas. right now, not seeing a lot of activity, but as the heating of the day reaches its peak, we'll see the most instability in the atmosphere. >> children in chicago heading back to school. it's going to be hot. i'll tell you all about it later in the show. >> thanks so much. meanwhile, a jury considers the fate of nidal hasan one week after they convicted him on charges of murder at fort hood. >> a visit to pack tan from afghan president hamad quashesy could renew a peace process between two countries. >> they love their soccer in seattle. fans rolled out the welcome wagon in a big way. highlights ahead in aljazeera america sports. mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this

it's brought showers and storms to southern california and nevada. the area of low pressure will get closer in the days ahead. it will increase our sea breeze today and into tomorrow. a few 90s coming into lay by the delta and the east bay valleys. here we are tomorrow afternoon with a slight chance of showers, but notice you are looking at more cloud cover than anything else. a little bit of green you do see on the screen brings the slight chance of showers. here's monday morning, labor day. you will notice, we will call it partly sunny conditions. in the south bay today look at the mid-80s returning with 85 in san jose. 90 in morgan hill. 82 in redwood city. san francisco partly cloudy, 72. 85 in sonoma. and along the east bay a beautiful day, 76 in san leandro, 78 castro valley. inland a warm one in pleasanton, 89. ed 2 in antioch and for milbrae art and wine festival today, fan tech with sunshine. mid-7. a little bit of breeze in the afternoon. and as we look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, you will notice a few degrees cooler. a few more

it's down to our south, towards southern california, approaching parts of nevada as well.hat will be a developing weather story for tomorrow and into monday. right now, we have low clouds and also the high clouds moving in from the north and from the west. current temperatures are ranging from the lower 60s in half moon bay. san francisco at 64. lots of 70s inland. livermore checking in -- actually fairfield at 82. livermore in the 70s. quick check on lake tahoe, of course, the dense smoke advisory extended. this will be extended for a few more days. all depends on the behavior of the rim fire. this is extended until 8:00 tomorrow night. as far as the rim fire, this picture snapped earlier today. and the forecast, this is one constant. the terrain is extreme. sunday forecast, temperatures in the lower 80s. humidity levels right around 6%. and the winds on the moderate side. in fact, here is our forecast model showing you this at 6:00 tomorrow morning, winds around 5 to 9 miles an hour. this will be the dominant wind direction, west to southwest tomorrow evening, picking up

we have a lot of saturated ground, we've seen areas of arizona, nevada, and southern california, the flash flood advisories are still in affect and we'll watch this area carefully. over the next 24 hours the rain continues to be quite heavy across the region. we had thunderstorms pushing through. things are much clearer now. we do have showers going across parts of virginia and the great lakes. the ones across the great lakes we will watch for potential of weather. 94 is the hot temperatures of washington, d.c. and we'll be back later to tell you more about the heat. >> an unusual late summer heatwave has taken over much of the midwest putting schools and sporting events on hold. we have the story now of one student-athlete who died from heat exhaustion, and what you need to know to stay safe. >> reporter: it's at the edge of locus grove football field when glen jones has the best view. his son was forest jones, number 71 on the football team. a determined kid with endless drive. >> he is a great person. he was special. >> reporter: two summers ago after practice on a humid overcast

indicates the chance of unsettled weather not only for shasta county, lake county, the sierra nevada, the southern sierra and included in that the bay area. we'll be looking at increased relative humidity. it's going to feel stickier. we always have the higher humidity in the morning, but we're drying out for 83 for san jose, 89 morgan hill. look for mid-60s around half moon bay. yesterday you were at 70 degrees. today downtown partly cloudy and 70. 88 in sonoma with 85 in vallejos, so getting warmer again. if you head to the hills, 92 degrees for the river valley as well as walnut creek. a look ahead, a hotter day tomorrow. we'll still have the higher clouds and more moisture will lead to temperatures feeling like the mid-90s around here, so kind of feeling like the east coast tuesday through wednesday. back to dry air thursday and friday. >>> good news for the happiest place on earth. coming up, the new attractions that are coming to outside of the park in >>> new this morning, the neighborhood surrounding disneyland may be in for a hotel boom. according to the register, they plan to build 14 ne

nevada. and the forecast is for more heavy rain in the four corners region and even southern parts of california just several hundred miles away from the wildfire in northern california. so you can see that we already picked up several inches of rain. the ground is already saturated. the forecast is for more rain. so we have a number of flash flood watches in effect from southern california up into parts of western colorado and a number of warnings are also in effect because flooding is ongoing. several more inches in the forecast. locally 2, 3, every higher amounts are possible. the other big story is the extreme heat. summer not close to over. 100 degrees will be your high temperature in the city of minneapolis. you factor in humidity, and we're talking heat index values up to 105. possibly even 110. so excessive heat warnings in effect out here. >> thank you so much, maria. >>> well, august has been rough enough on markets. but september is historically the worst month for stocks. did you know that? and this week we have five big economic reports that are due out. and here with that and all y

nevada. the southern syria around yosemite, and once again, like last weekend, mount shasta. coined of unsettled with warm temperatures to start later this afternoon. 83 in san jose. look for 81 in milpitas. 87 los gatos, with 90s toward morgan hill. on the peninsula once again low 80s for palo alto. 75 should be feel pretty good from millbrae, and sunshine in the sunset today. it will take a little bit of time. 70 downtown. look for 68 down around the airport and up in the north bay things getting pretty warm here. the darker shade of orange indicating the 90s returning for clear lake and calistoga. near east bay, low 80s catastrophy valley. and mid-90s toward antioch. warmer tomorrow by about five degrees. monday increase of clouds and threat of thunderstorms through wednesday. a more stable atmosphere thursday and friday. >> stable is good. thank you, lisa. 5:22. good news for fans of the happiest place on earth. coming up, new attractions, if you will, are coming outside of the park in anaheim and it could make your next trip >> knew this morning the neighborhood surround

we have dry ground going from southern idaho southeast oregon down into nevada.nd that's exactly where we're concerned about thunderstorms tonight. the moisture off oh shor offshos spinning thunderstorms into the areas where we would not like to see lightening strikes. now there are fire concerns because lightening strikes without a lot of rain can start a new one. >> thank you. coming up on al jazeera, just three words, we will tell you what army major in a da nadal hs said in his own defense. >> welcome back, everyone, former army major nadal hassan spoke just three words t at his trial today. the defense rests. prosecutors brought nearly 90 witnesses and he called none of his own. the army cak psychiatrist admitd he was the shooter in his opening statement. he faces 13 counts of murder and 32 counts of attempted murder. closing arguments begin tomorrow. al jazeera we're live in fort hood. hassan has not really helped himself in clear himself in his case when he passed on the chance to defend himself. he wanted to tell jurors that he killed u.s. soldiers to sav

for a large portion of etch southern california and up in nevada.e of the amount of rain coming down. otherwise we are talking about snow in peru. here are the headlines. the white house just wrapped up its briefing on syria. according to wire reports representative elliot engle says the administration obtained intercepts of officials that proves that the rah jet stream used chemical weapons. uncle said the obama administration also said it saw personnel moving around, indicating something being like a chemical attack. british lawmakers -- that means the u.s. won't get help from its closest ally. leaders on both sides have been debating a

nevada as well. that's going up into the southern portion of oregon and idaho, and the concern will be the lightningl spark more wildfire activity. with 53 wildfires already burning here, we're concerned about strikes in the afternovef and evening. we'll have more and temperatures too in the next half hour. richel? >> rebecca thank you. stay tuned and be sure to visit aljazeera.com. thank you so much for your time. ♪

it is in southern california, and parts of arizona and nevada. we have had some video of the flash flooding across las vegas and close to san diego. the wildfires are just up here, but unfortunately that is not where the clouds and rain is, but we are slowly edging our way there. we expect all of this activity to stay in this region at least for the next 24 hours. flash flooding is going to be a major problem. this is a very dry area normally, when you take all of the water, it really has nowhere to go. i want to take you very quickly down here towards the gulf of mexico. we did have a tropical storm make landfall in mexico. tony. >> california's governor talks about the wildfires that are burning, and we will take you to the scene to tell you what is being done to stop the blaze. and down on the farm some new immigrants. what happens when social media uncovers unheard and fascinating news stories? >> they share it on a stream. would probably be very good at that also. that is it for al-jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone, well it appea

we're seeing on the southern end a lot of flash flooding in nevada tonight. >> ginger, we're following the flooding on the other side of the country this evening, images from mississippi here. trucks right there going straight through the water. and from panama city, florida, images coming in. apartment complex there, just completely under water. these totals are really something. >> in gulfport, mississippi, they've had six inches in two hours. and it's not over. i wish this thing would move, but the front is sitting right there. this goes through wednesday. you're going to have although two to three inches, if you are anywhere from mobile, in through southern parts of alabama there, into the panhandle of florida. and atlanta gets back into that surge of moisture. they've seen way too much rain. not only this month, but this year and there's more to come as we go through the week. >> all right, ginger zee, thank you. >>> now, to the spike in bear attacks we told you about last night re. this is the time of year when they start preparing for hibernation, looki for food. tonight here, t

a lot of tropical clouds taking aim at southern california and the nevada over the next few days. 60sud cover came in early enough, and didn't low most locations to get below 55 or 56. 58 to 61 in most locations. you can see plenty of the fog deck continuing to push in. there are breaks in there. some of the o low clouds making a big surge there, all the way inland, and past holster. that's a strong push. national weather service talking about the potential for heavy rain. today looks quieter. 90s. maybe 80s over the weekend. what's coming up from mexico, and cabo. there's a remain of a tropical depression down there. a lot of moisture and this bears watching for southern california and i think maybe in the sierra nevada early next week. 54 in tahoe. the smoke haze reports have been unbelievable. you can barely see the air quality is horrible, awful, take your pick. thank you to everyone who sent in pictures or also tweeted me or e-mailed me. 50s for many. sacramento, the smoke right there, get a look at it. the visible satellite to pick it up. that was yesterday but it's starting to

if that happens, we could be seeing a good area here across parts of southern california into nevada, up towards idaho where we see an inch or two of rain. if we could get a widespread be rainfall, that would be great news, and at this point it looks at least the southern tier of the southwest gets that, but hopefully, we can get some of that in towards parts of california and idaho as well. the good news is at least the moisture content in the air goes up, and that helps matters a bit as well. jon: yeah. looks like it would miss that yosemite fire, huh? >> certainly not in the area, but moisture in the air helps firefighters. jon: rick, thank you. heather: a scary reminder of the automated, computerized world we live in. nasdaq shutting down for several anxiety-producing hours. was it a glitch or something deliberate? what federal investigators are saying was the cause. >>> plus, hours after he was sent to prison in the wikileaks case, bradley manning saying he wants to identify himself as a woman and will undergo female hormone therapy. how the media covers manning's story going for