owe our ridar is tracking a stompl, we'll talk about what's happening. sprinkles but as we take you up to the north we're looking at qilt a bit of moisture up in northern california here. about a half to three quarters of n inch will be getting rain. we're looking at light rainfall here. really light rain or drizzle going into wee hours of the morning, then, watch what happens at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning you'll see thunderstorms showing up. as you're out and about it doesn't end there. of big change, thank you very much. a strange awakening for several residents. it happened during a police chase of a suspected bank robber led to the roof of a nearby apartment building. >> we did hear scuffling and heard police officers shout at our neighbor there was a big bashor on the neighbor. >> police say they startled the bank robber. the man ran, then climbed on to the roof of a building but a misstep sent him kraush -- crashing into the roof. pittsburgh police hoping to unravel a mystery. officers want to find a man who grabbed a shotgun from the bushes near

stompls rolled on shore one after another. >> latest left thousands stranded as rescue efforts continue. affects have been felt across mexico and pacific coastline. most damage reported is in the state of sinaloa in the north. >> another storm may be on the way. after distressed force, manuel has been down graded to a tropical storm once again, moving inland. 35,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. tens of thousands are stranded with nowhere to go no, food no, supplies. >> there is no way to get out. >> at least 80 people have been killed and stores are being looted. some families have been bused to other airports. >> tired but you know, trying to get home as fast as possible. >> investigators reached a village and are are searching for 58 missing people. mexico just can't seem to get a break from the severe weather. >> not only do we have manuel we have had ingrid that did impact eastern part of the country. and have a system which could become our next new storm, if it good get named it will be named jerry. >> rain from storms is welcome news in parts of southern texas. farmers a