at least it's not very windy out. temperature wise 59 degrees and humidity at 72% and right now temperatures across the rest of the region, mainly in the 50s this morning. 59 degrees in philadelphia. 51 in pottstown and 55 in atlantic city. for today, temperatures will stay well below average. another fall-like day. 69 to 72 degrees, but we do have a late weekend, summer warm up on the way. i'll let you know all the details on that. chris? >>> we're following this breaking news from overnight. scotland is sticking with the uk. the united kingdom. the votes were counted overnight and 55% of people in scotland voted against independence. they voted against breaking away from the uk. coming up at 4:30 we'll hear from the scottish independent leader. >>> new from over night, police are investigating the discovery of a suspicious device in north philadelphia. here's what happened. they found a propane tank with a box attached to it on the street at 13th and girard. the bomb squad shut down a two-block area and you can see

by 6:15 they hope to have at least a couple of lanes open at least in the southbound direction. northbound they're saying could be shut down for another couple of hours. so if you can wait this one out, great. if you do have to get to work i would try city streets or mass transit. you can see a live look where they're actually detouring cars right now off of the freeway. this is southbound near the marina boulevard exit. that's where they're taking cars off the freeway. northbound detouring cars at washington. and if we can just get a quick look at my maps i want to show you a quick accident that was also reported in the area. northbound 238 at 880. causing some major delays on that other corridor. that is your latest kcbs busy drive to work: more on the forecast with lawrence now. >>> fairly quiet in weather this morning. we have some patchy fog outside this morning if you're just getting up. the sea breeze blowing and maybe some lightliable cooer temperatures too. we have low pressure that's spinning off the coastlinement just a weak system and most of that is going to head to

at least 12 people were killed. and another blast at an outdoor market, they killed three people. >> kenya's president, she doesn't have enough to process. the president is accused of crimes against humanity. >>> tir an's nuclear program, they have made little progress. the latest efforts for allegations that they are working on atomic arms. iran has insisted that it never worked on such arms. only three of the steps have been taken. >>> india's highest court is reviewing the cases of hundreds of thousands of prisoners languishing in prisons without a trial. they have been in custody for years, awaiting trial in india's notoriously slow justice system. the landmark ruling, the long ignored law that protects the rights of prisoners. doing so could give as many as 250,000 people their freedom. at least half of the maximum sentence that they would receive if found guilty. >> especially when they're in modern centers, even without having a trial. and i think its something really welcome. human rights. >> it has been bui

coming up at least six al-shabab fighters die in a u.s.ir strike thought be aimed at the group's leader in somalia. >>> the united nations says the conflict in ukraine has forced more than a million people out of their homes. >>> as west african countries struggle with ebola, a lead charity company says the world is losing the battle to contain it. >>> i'm robin adams with all of your sport. including the wild-card picks to take on the u.s. team. >> i had a variety of choices. >> i'll tell you who made the cut later in the program. ♪ >>> but first a u.s. drone strike in somalia has targeted the leader of the armed group al-shabab, missiles were fired at the al-shabab strong hold on monday. there are reports that at least fighters were killed. it's unclear if the main target was among the fatalities. memo -- mohammed tell us the latest about what we know of these targeted strikes? >> reporter: well details [ inaudible ] air strikes happened in a remote and densely forrested area not far away from a town that is the headquarters of al-shabab

thousands of children effected, at least 15 have died. the independent scotland would effect britain's nuclear defense. >> . >> top security officials in washington have spoken on the u.s. plans to take on islamic state of iraq. and say there will be prepared to go after isil in syria. this is the first time the pentagon is testified about the group, before the senates armed services committee. it was privately interrupted by activists. among those speaking are the joint chiefs of staff. >> isil clearly poses an immediate threat to american citizens in iraq, and our interests in the middle east. we also know that thousands of foreign fighters, including europeans and more than 100 americans have traveled to syria. the passports that give them relative freedom of movement, these fighters can exploit isil's safe haven to carry out attacks against the united states and europe. >> the defense secretary says some tough questions from republican senator john mccain in regards to syria. >> the free syrian army units are attacks from the air by a

there are three wildfires already burning, at least ten homes. the largest of those blazes started yesterday at bass lake. more than a thousand people were initially evacuated. hundreds are still out of their homes this morning. this is in the same area where the juncture fire just burned eight homes last month. so far the fire has burned more than 300 acres. >> story lines abound now in the nfl. here's one of them. we're still waiting to find out when 49ers player ray mcdonald will appear in court on felony domestic violence charges. the santa clara county d.a. has postponed his arraignment. they say they want more time to review his case. mcdonald has been allowed to kin playing now. mcdonald as bo not on did the team end up losing to the chicago bears, but thousands of fans said they spent literally hours trying to get out of the stadium parking lot. >> on a cool night, on a work night, not everybody was able to play by the rules, finding their way out of the parking lot. we have more with the traffic troubles and maybe what's ahead for the ne

houthi leaders say at least seven have been killed and more than 50 injured.e people have died in fighting in the north of the country as well. >> reporter: yemen's security forces fire warning shots to prevent protesters from getting close to the prime minister's office. the minority houthis who have been on the streets for weeks say it was just a rally, but the minister of the interior says it was an inattempt by rebels to break into the building near the capitol. in the chaos that followed, many were killed or injured. but defiant houthis managed to build a new protest camp outside of the government building. they are occupying areas near important ministries which they accuse of being corrupt and inefficient. their leader has warned against using violence against the demonstrators. >> translator: if those corrupt officials insist on using violence, they will be held accountable. we are ready to take all necessary steps to prevent that from happening. >> reporter: balances carry victims to a nearby hospital. security forces seem determined to break up the p

comes too late though for at least two families who lost their homes.other homes around the fire's path and some were damaged but they are still standing. >> when you look down and you see your stairway burning on your property, then it really hits home. >> it's heart-breaking. you really can't even express it until you see. >> the fire is 30% contained. evacuation orders have now ended. it's unclear what started that fire. >>> and firefighters are also bating a fire in orange county. the 1500-acre silverado fire is now 20% contained. it's no longer spreading but 200 homes are still under evacuation orders there. plainly in the rugged terrain of the cleveland national forest. >>> we told you last week about a resort in los gatos that's drying out from the drought. well now it's accused of stealing water. last week rangers from the mid peninsula open space district say they caught lieuen lodge operators running a hose from a nearby waterfall. there were no arrests or citations issued but the hose was removed. loopen lodge claims it has a right to take th

the two state solution for palestinians has always been the least worst option. not the best option. that's why you see sort of the slim plurality that supports it. over time, of course, support for -- if you measure support for a two state solution if you poll 1990, 1988 and poll it today, i think israel has, there isn't another way for palestinians to have rights, to have citizenship rights equal with other peoples in the world outside of those two. we have a one state reality, but it's not one based on equality or rights. it's not based on self-determination. if the two state solution, which is a compromise from the standpoint of palestinians, because in their view they have given up 78% of their historic homeland, if that compromise is rejected, which it sounds like you reject, then there will be -- ultimately be no choice for palestinians to pursue if they ever want to have rights. of course, they do. other than to seek them through a one state, one man, one vote and one state, one person, one vote and one state. it can be called israel. it can be called pal

at least 15 have died. >>> first steps towards peace.kraine's parliament grants rebellious eastern regions greater autonomy. >>> and we meet the businessmen and women in ghana pay the high price for the country's economic slide. ♪ >>> top security officials in washington have spoken on the u.s. plan's to take on the islamic state and say they will be prepared to go after isil in syria. this is the first time the pentagon has testified about the group before the senate armed services committee. the hearing hasn't gone smoothly. it was briefly interrupted by activists. among those speaks are the joint chiefs of staff general dempsey and chuck hagel. >> while isil clearly poses an immediate threat, we also know that thousands of foreign fighters have travelled to syria with passports that give them relative freedom of movement, they can then plan, coordinate and carry out attacks against the united states and europe. >> the free syrian army units are attacked from the air by bashar al-assad, will we prevent fore attacks from taking place an

they're going to have this closed some for a least another two hours. they cleared most of the cars that were stranded here. >>: reporter: they still have to repair the actual law that was broken in the center divider. so you can kind of see the pastels of firefighters. there is a broken wall. that caused all lot of debris all across the freeway. that has also had to be cleaned up as long as any oil spill that has been coming out of the cars. we're hoping that in the next 50 minutes or so the south outside will be open. >> darya : have they gone from the scene because they're so many people are from this? they said the nine people were transported. >>: reporter: of analysts are clear. they address the people right away they took one person air lifted. the other toward travel by emeline's the other people have bruising from the actual impact that's the only two people left that i see here. there's two other men from a little while ago and they are just on the other side there stranded here because they got flat tires. it caught their attention the car wa

just say pockets of rain with that, as well, sunday, at least, going to brighten up nicely. so good trade off there, too. erika, back to you. >> kate, thank you. lesean mccoy breaks his silence on why he left a tiny tip at a philadelphia burger joint. the eagles running back, and some of his friends, grabbed lunch at pyt burying nerve northern liberties monday. mccoy pick up the check, but only left a 20 cents tip for his server. restaurant ace owner posted receipt on facebook and it quickly went viral. so far comments are mixed, but both men are sticking by their decisions. >> his reason was some ambivalent request about service, he had impeccable service. he sat next to me, next to my manager. >> i tip on my service. you know, and i think the difference between good service and bad service or just having a bad day, big difference from just being rude and disrespectful. >> now, actor charlie sheen offered to donate $1,000 to that waiter. the restaurant owner tells us he's been in touch with him and that money, we're told, is in the mail. ukee. >> well, another practice day

a lot of these travelers were waiting at least one hour. confusion frustration. travelers uttering words that can not exactly use on television. as the morning progressed the cloudcrowds got bigger and bigger. they say they received no notification of a problem. there were shocked when they looked at the departures monetary and saw that almost every flight was canceled. some people went straight to security on a lawyer. also spoke with some travelers who did get some e- mail alert. >> i have talked to others who are missing reunions. a lot of people missing weddings because they cannot get out of town until tomorrow. >> we got the warning as we were getting here. i'm here trying to see if i can get in flight. >> you not look happy. i'm not happy at all. >> i have positive thoughts. i'm going to have faith and think i'm going to get there. >> still not get me there in time. lsi sprout wings and i do not think that is going to happen. travelers trying to have a sense of humor about what has been going on. i spoke with a woman who was heartbroken. her son is graduat

at least for now.y were still drawing on southerly component to the wind flow, so this next frontal boundary will start moving on, in keep us in the midst of some very humid air, but dow think that this huge batch of very heavy rain is likely going to fizzle somewhat as it approaches our area, because it is basically battling the clock t needs have some good heat and humidity to work with, by that point the sun going down. brand new school day forecast graphic for youment isn't it preppy? i love the camouflage back padge, isn't that nice? good stuff. expecting it to be hot afternoon for the kids, though, sticky outside, 92 degrees, so hopefully your school is air-conditioned. but we do expect some sunshine eventually a shower storm will fire up. but the key word here is isolated. if you maybe have after school football practice planned, upper 80s by tomorrow, thursday, cold front doesn't live up to its name, but at least we'll wipe out some of the worse of the activity. victoria, over to you. >> unfort

at least saving grace for us. that said, expect full sunshine today, so couple of weather-related accessories you will need here. obviously have pair of sunglasses specially if you have to travel eastbound this morning, that sun glare will get you, otherwise, you need an extra layer, because trust me, the difference is noticeable, when you walk out the door. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, also, still going to be very noticeable, will be the delays on 59 southbound, try and make your way from northeast philadelphia, into center city. what we're looking at here, some earlier video of an overturned tractor-trailer situation. in this video, it has been uprighted. but earlier, it occurred on the southbound side. and then it overturned, over the guardrail, and landed on the northbound side along with lots and lots of debris that we're being told just trash spilled all over 95. now, if you are heading on 95 southbound, into center city, you're delayed all the way back toward academy, best

at least they got some moisture out of it. those are the cumulus clouds i'm talking about. 68 in san francisco. in the low 70s oakland. san jose, you feel the difference today? it's cooler. half moon bay 66 degrees. here's our view from the lake tahoe cam where they've been seeing showers as well. dark clouds, low 70s right now in santa rosa, novato. 73 in concord and livermore. east bay hills camera, beautiful view of those cumulus as well. the puffy popcorn-like clouds over mount de ab lo. isolated showers tonight until the sun goes down. scattered showers for your morning commute. we're looking at dry and milder weather for the upcoming weekend. part one of the storm, the cold part is what drenched us this morning. now we're going to start to see the rain in the sierra diminishing, and the second part of the storm arriving with a few showers. this comes in, unfortunately, at the wrong time again. i'll show you on the computer animation. 7:00 p.m., spotty showers around the bay area. as we head into your morning commute, a l

. >>> 4:44 on this monday, at least 31 people are dead after this weekend's volcano eruption in japan. crews have been cautiously air lifting the bodies along with stranded survivors off that mountain. >>> what is cool about your school? you can e-mail your nominations to us, and we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46. your lives are in our hands. off an effort to bring downe bodies of victims from a japanese volcano. and mount ontake (ooh-n tah kay) is s erupting. authorities now say at leas3 efforts to bring back more bodies from a volcano in japan. at least 36 people are presumed dead there. >> and some of the victims have been found under nearly 2 feet of ash. >> japa

and iraq have at least at least seven people dead, and a city south, the maternities ward of the hospitalas hit when the helicopters carries out their strikes. two of the victims were women. the army which is under islamic state control, the troops hit several neighborhoods in the area, 20 people were also left wounded. thousands of people have been driven from their homes be i the islamic state, including people from the minority. think been seeking shelter, reports from refugee camps in eastern turkey near the border with icrack and syria. of the group that calls itself the islamic state. >> one of thousands trapped on mount, and circled by i. s. fighters. >> we walked for a long time over rugged landscape until we reached the mountains. it was just one small water spring for thousands of women. the iraqi army disappeared we couldn't defend ourselves we ran away to protect our honor. our religion are always targeted the islamic state group singled us out, they mean to kill us all. at the top of the hill, one of more than 20 refugee camps. they are of a high standard, but the camp is ful

it appears at least that he came through. because we called the restaurant who told us that someone gave a thousand dollar tip, however, they wouldn't reveal whether charlie sheen was the generous donor. >>> today the pills that can pack on the pounds. >> nbc 10 with the results of a new local health study and the impact of certain medicine on your child's waistline. here's what's coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> millions on the table and bids keep growing to take ownership of revel casino. >>> today at 5:00, we're following the players and what they plan to do with the resort. >>> plus, acme security breached, possibly putting your card numbers in the wrong hands. >>> a 2-year-old accidentally shoots himself after finding a gun inside the home. >>> coming up, we're talking with delaware police asking how the child found the weapon. count on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> a new study suggests some types of antibiotics may be linked to a higher risk of childhood obesity. researchers at children's

oz but i do and he says to keep your phone at least 12 feet away. i have been a loyal customer from at & t. i work from home. i don't have any problem connecting. i get all 5 dots. i don't see a problem in this area. i also have a friend who lives on irving and 22 #7bd. my phone doesn't work. that is a good 15 minute drive away from my house. i don't think there is a problem with connection in my area. i also do not support having to physically absorb these radio frequency waves from my bedroom, from my work area. i don't think it's good for me physically and i don't think it's good for my neighbors either. i hope you take a look at the 50 signatures and consider that because i don't think this is good for our area. thank you. >vice-president cindy wu: thank you, is there additional public comment? >> my name is daniel wu. i live next door to the proposed tower about 15 feet. we share the same wall. i'm very concerned about this situation and i learned about this late, but i did read the report online and still feel very concerned about it. i have t

right now we know there is at least one victim. no word yet on a suspect. of course keeping an eye on the story. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. >> we're getting our first look at the man police spent hours looking at in palo alto. officials arrested dominic tabb of san francisco. they say he tried to make a fraudulent transaction at the bank of america in palo alto. setting up a perimeter in searching yard to yard, officers found him hiding in an area between calper street. investigators think there is a warrant for his arrest in a sex crime in oklahoma. >> the two men accused of setting fires could be charged today. they were arrested over the weekend, accused of setting seven fires within a seven-block radius. people who know peterson say they must have the wrong guy. they say he's a peace loving guy and wouldn't do something like this. the most damage was along park street, alameda's main commercial strip. >> today we could hear from the man accused of beating a man to deathin side a south san francisco gym. police say he beat anot

a big rig and at least 11 cars were involved in the accident.to the hospital and three in critical condition. >> two, as we look from sky 7, pictures of northbound 880 a parking lot. we have commuters that are getting out of the cars to stretch their feet and legs and they have been sitting on the freeway for hours and this 457ed around 3:00 this morning so we are look at severe backups also on 238 and the commute is confined to 580 for now. >> golden gate bridge employees say they will strike next week if no agreement is reached today over health care contributions and the union includes workers for the ferry and mechanics an bus drivers. >> 24-year-old richard perez is the man shot to delegate by richmond police on sunday morning. he was reportedly drunk and acting aggressively. the officer shot him when perez went for his gun. >> the 49ers first regular season game at levi stadium did not go as planned. fans leaving complained of the massive traffic jammed that added to the bad move because the 49ers lost after enjoying a 17-point lead at one

at least one person is killed. ♪ >>> the u.s.retary of state is in bagdad where he has met iraq's new prime minister haider al-abadi, the meeting comes hours before a live televisioned address by the u.s. president, barack obama, which is expected to announce a new strategy to tackle the islamic state fighters. kerry is also going to visit jordan and saudi arabia, where the king is hosting a meeting to discuss how to tackle the islamic state group. john kerry says more must be done to bring stability back to the country and fight the islamic state group fighters. >> obviously the hard work is very far from over. we all know that. in many ways it's just beginning, establishing a government doesn't mean a lot if it is not able to govern effectively or doesn't govern inclusively, and it particularly needs to govern inclusively in order to represent the interests of all of the iraqi people. >> john hendren joins us from immigration reform bill in iraq. john kerry saying this is a government they can work with in defeating the i.s. >>

>> stay away from bond in my opinion at least most bond. there are some interesting newer kind of bonds might make sense if you hire a really good fixed income specialist, strategic income funds, give you flexibility and maybe rising rate paper that is not going to be as subject to the dangers of rising interest rates but i still think that there is value. so peel money out of certain sectors in the market where the p-e's, price earnings ratios have gotten a little pricey. maybe look for those sectors within the market that still represent some good value. david: zack, i want to get to you. if we do avoid bond, how do we offset the risk of a selloff. there is still, we don't know when, if, how bad the selloff will come. some people want to at least offset that risk partially in their portfolio. how do they do it? >> well, if you want to offset rick, use short-term, high quality, fixed income. you stay away from long bonds. stay away from high-yield bond because they have extremely high volatility and low return. so if, willing to accept tha

at least one game was canceled after allegations of hazing here last week. at least two 17-year-old football players accused of holding down a freshman teammate in the boy's locker room wednesday and shaving part of his head. >> a teasing something that happens on this team or -- >> no comment at this time. thank you. >> reporter: the coach didn't want to talk. but the school's antihazing policy speaks for itself. it says hazing? any form will be in violation of education -- in any form will be in violation of education code and will not be tolerated. >> the boys have been arrested and police said a third boy may be charged as well. >> kids are going to be kids, the hair is going to grow back. >> reporter: but others believe the punishment hit the crime. -- fit the crime. >> they should have the charges. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> principal confirms the school is cooperating with police but had no further comment. >>> and as for the nfl problems, commissioner lodge goodell has hired four women to help develop and implement new policies. minnesot

again, in philly, i expect the hyatt least flirt with 90. weep go for it in the forecast, 58 apiece, both down the shore, up in the mountains today. so yes, not bad pool or beach day. the problem is you hear thunder, you just have to head inside. so just watch for. that will but i would say if you have outdoor plans keep them. heads up to the skype, that's all. >> and big bottle of water. oh, the humidity, stay nice and hydrated. >> thanks, katie, appreciate t. >>> well, developing right now, us led air strikes help iraq's military thousands of minority ethnic under attack by isringhausen militants. cbs news correspondent tells you, president obama facing mounting criticism for the lack of action against the terror group in neighboring syria. >> the us pressed on with its mission to rollback the games of isis militants in iraq launching more air strikes against the terror group in the northern part of the country. following air air strikes in the armorially area, iraqi security forces say they finally broke nearly two month siege of the town

that's at least twice as much as la liga.liga, you have to look at a couple of really big things there. the overall spending is not very high. and if you go back to the '90s seria was the dominant league in the world. but no club has spent more money in a transfer window than manchester united did with $250 million. now what is loui going to do with those players. >>> from football let's get you caught up on cricket. india looks set to continue after being bowled out in just 206. the home side battled first. england on 23 for 3 when the middle order came in and gave the scorecard some respectability. but 3 wickets, 206 in reply, india are 12 without loss. and zimbabwe after losing to the host nation, australia has posted a good score. mitchell marsh's unbeaten 85 of just 51 bowls. in replay 152 for 5. >>> major league baseball, the philadelphia phillies have thrashed the atlanta braves. they didn't even allow the braves to record a single run. it was the top-no hitter in history. the phillies come at the bottom of the nationa

at least $600 million is needed to fight the ebola outbreak.erts are now meeting in geneva to discuss ways to treat the disease. >> translator: it's now very important to quickly find something to fight ebola, because it's a great worry for our population, and has very important socioeconomic consequences which are beginning to be felt. and even in there aren't enough drugs and vaccines to fight this disease, researchers must work quickly to face up to this epidemic, because after this epidemic, others could follow. >> the world health organization has been discussing experimental vaccines they hope could help. we take a look at one vaccine that could go into production soon. >> reporter: tucked away in the outskirts of naples is this small and unassuming land. and yet this is where one of the most promising vaccines against ebola is being developed. this doctor and his team started developing the vaccine five years ago. they didn't know it would be ready just in time for the worst ebola epidemic in history. >> initially we thought of developin

at least three of these arab partners involve td in kinetic action, ie dropping bombs. we're doing our work on the ground to find out exactly who is involved and how. we certainly know jordan is involved in an intelligence basis. it has military bases which are military being used by the australians for the intense yiif getting them involved in the theater of war. you've got bahrain, qatar, jordan, saudi arabia. it does appear that qatar is involved, how? we're doing our work on that to find out. certainly qatar's been involved in the past in flying sorties, for example, over libya in 2011. we're trying to get ahold of one of the spokes men for the jordanians. and as we get more on that we will bring it to you. but as things stand today live in the gulf, it is now past 9:00 in the morning. people waking up in the united arab emirates and around this region to the news that u.s. air strikes have started over syria and that there are arab partners involved in what is this coalition of the willing. rosemary? >> and becky, you have lived, and you've been working in the regi

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we're told that at least three of them have critical injuries. this will be a story we will watch for you all morning long this morning. >> los gatos leaders will vote on what to do with a 44-ache orchard. for years the town has been working on a plan which calls for the construction of more than 300 homes along with retail space. if approved, dozens of current residents would be forced to move. >> i would have to move if this went through. when it first came about, they said they thought the thing that was most important was to maintain the integrity of los gatos. if the orchard is gone, it will compromise the integrity of los gatos. >> opponents fight concern over traffic congestion and increases in class sizes. >> and one final plea to keep the united kingdom together. 4 million scots will decide whether to leave the u. u.k. altogether. cameron is reminding scots there's no going back if they decide to leave britain. >> the battle over e book prices continue. we go live to the washington bureau for details on that. good morning, hampton. >> ye

to more news in brief starting in fronts where an apartment believes that was left at least six people dead in the parser verb one of the victim was an eighteen year old girl twelve the survivor some rain severely injured rescue teams are still sifting through the rubble in search of five missing men. it's official say the tragedy was probably caused by a gas leak. in somali islam a terrorist wearing army uniforms have stormed a high security prison in the capital killing twelve people gunmen from the al-shabaab network set off a car bomb outside the building before shooting their way in and attempting to flee fellow militants where they feel to reach the underground cells where prisoners are being held al-shabaab has been fighting to retake control of mogadishu since they were driven out of the capital by african union forces three years ago. israel has laid claim to a huge tract of land in the west bank paving the way for further settlement construction the move comes despite international calls on israel to halt settlement expansion in palestinian territory one of the key disputes h

toxic gases and heavy ash forced work, at least 36 people dead.marlie hall reports, it happened without warning. >> spewing smoke and ash, it forced first responders to stop bringing down the bodies of those killed. bush work was call off, crews air lifted at least eight bod toys nearby town today, some victims have been found under 20 inches of ash. >> the massive volcano in central japan is a tourist attraction, and it errupted saturday with at least 250 people hiking and sightseeing on it. bleigh the evening most made their way down. this survivor said i'm so glad that i came back alive. >> more than 200 soldiers and firefighters, have been scrambling to find and rescue any survivors. saturday's erruption was the first fatal one in modern times, at mount ataki, similar erruption occurred in 1979, but no one died. in new york, marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and coming up in the next half hour of "eyewititness news" this morning, an update on breaking news, a fire in montgomery count. >> i plus, we're live with the search for hit-

at least we will be warmer, but we're going to stay below average. all the way down to cape may and take a look at what we're expecting overnight. another cool night overnight, back into the upper 40s for the lehigh valley and maybe into the mid to upper 50s for philly and down to the shore. 67 at noon. sunny and cool. light winds. 72 for a high today. nice. sunny skies expected with also light winds and wait until you see what we're expecting for the rest of your week next week. i'll have all the info when we come back. >> we'll check back with you in a few. all pennsylvania flags at state facilities are flying at half staff after the shooting of two state troopers. one trooper was killed in the ambush. the other was critically wounded. nbc 10's monique braxton has been monitoring developments in this story all morning long. she's standing by live in the digital operations center. monique, at this point, authorities have not named a specific suspect or even a person of interest. >> right now we are awaiting the latest update from pennsylvania state

at least a few people fell for the prank. ad says ios8 has a feature called wave that charges the battery when you nuke it. in reality it just fries the phone. >> oh, no. >> not pretty. >>> we should probably explain what's going on. we're having a little technical issue some of you may have noticed. sometime our voices don't match how our lips are moving. it's actually an old trick. it's called throwing your voice technically on television. >> we're not magicians. >> anyway we have a little weather coming our way. >>> we've got some weather information, the timing. we've got it nailed. later on this week we will have rain, second straight week in september. what's going on? couldn't get rain in january. here's the radar tonight, which is dry. we see dry conditions throughout the bay area. we'll take you outside and show you the sky because we'll have a very humid night and rather cloudy night. look at that picture from oakland looking back toward the city, cloudy skies, fog when you wake up. nothing on the radar, but wednesd

flash flood watches across at least five states. our team is there throughout the night. we'll have the very latest tomorrow morning on "today." >>> and in california there are now at least 13 separate major fires burning under what's being called unprecedented fire conditions, record heat, extreme drought. that makes for a tough slog for over 6,000 first-rate firefighters on the front lines. nbc's miguel almaguer has our report tonight from the town of weed, california. >> reporter: a massive wildfire burning outside sacramento is the most dangerous blaze in the country with fuel in its path and wind to its back, it's bigger than manhattan and threatening more than 2,000 homes. at least a dozen blazes are burning in california. 6,500 men and women are working the lines, grueling around-the-clock work. the state's top fire chief and director of emergency services showed us the burn zone. they've lost 90,000 acres this season. >> we've been very aggressive all summer with fighting fire, but of course the fires that escape that initial attack they're burning at explosive ra

there is a least one day there is no band at all. what is the bay there is only a dj -- >> i only want to know the time at this point. >> like on a friday? saturday? >> yeah, do you have day time entertainment on fridays or saturdays? >> no. it all begins at night. >> all right. secondly have you -- i know during our conversations i suggested you go and look at loans to help you with the sound proofing so that you can do better sound proofing. have you done that? >> yeah. we put the sponge materials on the doors. all the doors have it and that's what the lady suggested and also we have put like the stuffing inside the bottom of the stage that you suggested as well, we also have sound proofed the walls. the only thing we didn't touch yet is the roof. >> okay. one of the other things brought up there's a lot of speakers in there and if we're getting 105 readings have any of the speakers been removed? >> yes. >> how many? >> i believe three of them. >> so if you -- i go tonight where are the ones that will missing? >> one by the door it

that includes at least one american killed.octors in united states hospitals have beenxl or are currently treat fourth other americans. president obama met with one over the survivors. congress met with them before the president left for atlanta. dr. brant d.c. to testify on this disease. we're live in washington. when will troops get there, rich? >> good afternoon, shep. we expect troops at least the managing officer to get there by the end of the week. the troops to follow on this. 3,000 troops on the ground. mostly the white house says this is a logistical effort. troops will be dealing directly with patients. as for additional row sources, building a massive staging area to confront this, treatment units, 17 with 100 beds each?x d they will distribute hundreds of thousands of home healthcare kitings as to when this will be up and running officials hope to get this doon as soon as possible but clearly that not going to happen overnight. >> do we have an idea what this is going to cost there rich? >> that's moving, shep. the

the game, at least in his new restaurant. chef michael mina's levi's stadium restaurant bourbon steak and pub as it's called will host a special tailgate party for 1,000 fans who prepaid tickets. there will be a lot of fun dishes themed after the opposing team's city. the chef took the three pieces of equipment he always used to tailgate and magnified them. 400-gallon burner, grill and ro tisry that can hold 1,100 pounds of meet. >> i love basketball, but football is above every other sport to begin with. i can watch a football game no matter who's playing, except the seahawks. >> reporter: there will even be a willy wonka area with ice cream floats, so if you're asking me what will i be eating if i were to be coming to the game, kris, definitely the ice cream floats. coming up we're going to show you the only what is reported to be the only green roof here in the nfl, we're talking about the solar terrace here on top of the west section of levi's stadium, which you can see is very lovely. not exactly what you'd expect on top

it's much less clear cut, at least in terms of humanitarian law. a person simply belonging to hamas is not a legitimate target under the laws of war. but israeli policy in the gaza conflicts has been to treat these people as le jid mat targets. so that's one issue we'd take strong issue with the israeli understanding. so a lot of attention has -- a relatively high profile for the attacks that involved schools, both israeli attacks that aren't on schools. some were inhabited and a number of civilian deaths. we investigated those three cases in which there were fatalities and the kind of responses we got from the idf as to why this particular school was targeted or why it was hit in the case of july 24th the school where 13 people were killed including 6 children, they said -- idf said there were one mortar shell. however, the witness, the survivors to that attack, a number of them separately told us that there were four shells that landed right directly outside the school compound. the israeli, the idf said there had been a hamas operation firing an

at least a dozen more were hurt.olice continue to question the truck driver. >> developing right now, the covary of victims of the volcano erruption in japan on hold. toxic gases we are told, heavy efforts to suspend their efforts. at least 36 people we're told are dead. as marlie hall reports, it happened without warning. >>> japan's mount continues to spew smoke and ash, complicating recovery efforts, and the ash and toxic gases force first responders, before work was called off, crews air lifted at least eight bod toys a nearby town today, some victims have been found under 20 of inches ash. massive volcano, tourist attraction, errupted saturday with at least 250 people hiking and sightseeing on it. by the evening, most of them had made their way down this survivor said i'm so glad i came back alive. >> firefighters scrambling to find and rescue any survivors. >> saturday's erruption was the first fatal one in modern times, at mount. a similar erruption occurred in 1979, but no one died. >>> just past 7:13, let's

a least a few were used last night. one other bit of news that came out that was striking, was again, we talked about the concern that military planners right have, about how syria might try to perhaps shoot down a u.s. aircraft by some groups. the pentagon said that the target acquisition from syrian radar last night was passive. he did he didn't want to get into how the syrians knew to essentially turn off their radar, but the radar was turned off. there was no detection of the systems trying to target or paint u.s. aircraft as they were flying through the region. let's get some reaction now. general, what stands out to you about what we just learned? >> well, a think a couple of things in addition. i think lieutenant general mayville went to great pains to lay out those photos to demonstrate the united states is doing everything in its power to limit the collateral damage in these operations. 96% of the weapons used were precision weapons. that's an extraordinary number. and even though there will be people suggestin

it has destroyed at least ten homes and at least 12000 homes are still threatened. kpix5 was tracking this fire from the newsroom. >> it has now been burning nine days. the king fire has already destroyed three dozen structures. the fire has spread across 136 square miles of el dorado county, sending up a plume of smoke so huge it can be seen from space. >> our house is gone, everything we have is gone. >> you would never believe something like that would grow that big that fast. >> more than 5000 fire fighters are working double shifts battling the massive wildfire at a cost of $5 million a day. they got a small break yesterday with overcast skies and some drizzle. but the fire is burning in the tinder dry area that is been under drought conditions for three years. >> of rain like that is very minimal on it fire of this size. >> people hundreds of miles away can see the rising smoke. officials canceled the lake tahoe ironman triathlon sunday because of poor air quality. fire crews may catch another break, more rain is in the forecast but not until midweek. >> not u

said the target hit at least 14 isis sites. now tomahawk missiles launched from the sea initiated strikes, followed by bombers and fighter jets. united arab emirates, bahrain, saudi arabia, qatar and jordan supported or participated in these strikes making them very significant. we also have new information from u.s. central command, or centcom as it is known here in the past hour, it says the u.s. has taken separate action to disrupt "an imminent attack." against the u.s. and other western interests. centcom says veteran al qaeda militants were plotting attacks from a safe haven they established in syria. so a number of developments there. the u.s. made eight strikes against the targets. centcom said it included training camps, explosives buildings and other facilities. we want to stress these separate attacks were carried out by the united states only. and that was their aleppo. becky anderson has been covering the breaking development from abu dhabi. becky in the centcom press release. they aimed to lay a definitive blow. on

so at least expect that sunshine. ukee, back over to you. >> katie, thank you. >>> we continue to follow the latest breaking developments in in the middle east, coalition of forces led by the united states, launched first air strikes in syria, against the isis millitant group. officials say fighter jets, bombers, crews missiles, targeted more than dozen areas. it is believed nearly 20,000 isis fighters are based in syria. stay with "eyewitness news", we continue to get more details from the middle eels, also follow us on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> also, breaking in the middle east this morning, israel says it shot down syrian fighter jet that enters its air space. it is not clear what the plane was doing there. israel has mostly stayed out of syria's civil war. erika? >> fifteen year old girl just walking home from school is a victim every gunfire. now, police are looking for the gunman who killed her, and also, wounded a 19 year old man. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us at einstein medical center near

i saw at least 6 to 8 people get killed. i told the city so many pipes.have to do something on this. >> a china town -- a top safety concern. it's one of the busiest traffic corridors in the city. >> a boy in the central -- an overnight amber light has been found safe. they activated the alert looking for -- her father took him from his mother who had cuss manies difficult boy. rudy had a criminal record and was on ponce real forstoking. they believe he fled with his 26-year-old girlfriend. investigate force overnight did find the boy safe with -- however police are still looking for the boy's father. and a warrant has now been shed for his ace. the california license plate. there it is. 7fas143. >> a wild fire is drone -- and we were just told that the iron man race has been cancelled due to poor air quality. the king fire is still 10% contained and it's burning near highway 50. it's destroyed several homes but assessment teams are trying to determine how many have been losed. lake tahoe was evacuated last night and closed because the fire turned sward t

least little through the day, so it is oppressive as opposed to insufferable.not too much difference, there but hot and steamy day. we know, 92 degrees the expected high in philly, just about ten above the average. victoria, over to you. >> those words are so depressing. >> i know. >> oh, well, i hate to follow it up with some traffic delays, but those are the hands that we're dealt today. take a look outside. start you with the situation that we've been dealing with quite some time on the pa turnpike, pennsylvania turnpike to the bensalem off ramp, overturned tractor-trailer compromising the right hand lane. you can still exit at this off ramp. notice few vehicles are getting by. so, it is one lane only. it is causing a bit after problem. but not seeing too much volume in that area. so, it could be a lot worse. we will definitely let you know when that truck is uprighted and then out of the way. we take a look now at return hour declares eastbound on 422 definitely starting see volume building making your way down 202. note. that will again still not awful ove

it is and has been already involved in the training and equipping of at least shia-led militia. if not the iraqi government forces themselves and that's well known. the story in syria is quite a different one because, of course, the iranians, a supporter of the bashar al assad government there so any suggestion that these fsa, free syrian army rebels, opposition that saudi has said it will help equip and train never going to be something that sits easily with the iranians so watch this space i think is the clear story from this side here in the middle east and we'll await to hear what the president of iran says but first he is the first to speak and i think it will be a very powerful speech. >> certainly right about that. now separate from what world leaders have been saying on the national level, we did hear yesterday president obama, prime minister cameron both challenging muslim communities, a reference there to not just, of course, the middle east but muslim communities in the west and the uk and in england pushing them to reject the perversion of islam that really isis repr

. >>> unprecedented outbreak, a dangerous virus spreading in at least a dozen states. over 1,000 kids now receiving treatment for severe breathing problems. doctors say they have never seen anything quite like it. >>> state of emergency, history-making rain hits the american southwest. high-water rescues as some roads turn into rivers. >>> and great expectations. tonight, we will hear from prince william about the announcement that george is about to get a sibling. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the national football league, the governing body, the business behind the most popular sport in this country is tonight dealing with a very big problem. an nfl player already in the news for domestic violence has been fired by his team, the baltimore ravens, and suspended from playing by the nfl. we had already seen running back ray rice on video taken outside an elevator dragging the unconscious body of the woman who is now his wife. but today the world saw the proof

at least it's not incredibly windy. that will be helpful. visibility clear and gusting a little bit more than that. closer to northeast philadelphia. right now temperatures throughout the rest of our region we're at 46 degrees in the poconos. 51 in allentown and 59 in northeast philadelphia. 57 in millvale and we're seeing cooler temperatures mainly in the northeast, so, a dip in the jet stream only extends back as far as chicago in the mid-50s and mild air closer to minneapolis and also des moines. as we head into the rest of today, we're staying below average with the cool air making its way in from the east. 77 is your average for this time of year. we're dropping down to 71 today. take a look at saturday, temperatures start to recover as high pressure rebuilds over our region. high pressure is off to the northeast. that's whooping in this cooler air. we're under the influence of an easterly wind and we will be as we head into the afternoon. right now wind speeds from the north. a pass in clouds as we head into the rest of today, saturday