it can happen to anyone.c"zgtr(% we can't let this keep happening >> kristin daal gren, nbc news, new york. >>> new at 11:00, most of us saw somewhat wet weather today. chances are you didn't see anything like this. skip yates sending us great video of a water pout in charles county. the waterspout caused a little bit of damage, knocked other some tables and chairs but impressive video out there. just a great day to stay indoors, cuddle up on the couch, rain falling. it seemed like all morning. >> no kidding. great football weather. >> much needed rain fell across the area today. once again, we had amounts that varied greatly from one location to the other. reagan national barely reporting any rainfall, under a quarter of an inch. some reports especially north of town where over an inch of rain fell. we'll take whatever we can get because after tomorrow, we're looking at a dry stretch of weather, even tomorrow, only a small chance of an isolated shower. about 20 to maybe 30% in areas. most if not all of your sunday is looking dry. it will be breezy tomorrow. feeling like autumn. breez

. >> >> fellow republican bobby gin daal called him a madman and hillary clinton says he seems to delightn insulting women every chance he gets. by the way, trump and fiorina will be on the same stage next week, cnn announcing the 11 candidates who will take part in the next debate. trump, carson, bush, cruz, walker, rubio, huckabee, fiorina, kasich, paul and christie. >> long list but it'll be a good one. >>> a deadly accident at camp pendleton, one marine killed and a dozen others injured in a rollover crash. the victim was assigned to the first marine division but few other details available. >>> the refugee crisis continues. thousands will be settling down in the united states soon. president obama now wants to take in at least 10,000 refugees, significantly more than the 1500 initially planned. the white house has been under pressure to do more than just provide money. about 430,000 refugees have crossed the mediterranean this year alone. germany is welcoming more of them than any other country. >> well, new this morning a south korean court delivered a 12-year sentence to a man who

"eyewitness news" at mckinley elementary in north fill daal. teachers were preparing their classrooms. parents have about a week to make sure their children are up to date on vaccines. >> a lot of people who don't get they are children vaccinated and they have their reasons for it whether it's religious or if it's just -- they just don't want to. they feel like it's not healthy. >> health department data shows 95% of students in philadelphia are up to date on vaccinations 3% higher than pennsylvania as a whole. >>> big celebration tonight in pillville new jersey for little boy who went to california for surgery to save his vision. >> it's also where he got the chance to meet his hero mike trout the baseball star whose also from his hometown. health reporter stephanie stahl has the heart warming story in this health watch exclusive. >> reporter: eight-year-old thomas walk sup already seeing better. hit baseballs just weeks after surgery in california to fix a congenital condition called nystagmus where the eyes constantly dart back and forth. >>

they have daal us will coming up next week, they look at what happened in the second half and so didafter we got that first first down we're really dictating everything. in the first half we struggled really get into our tempo. >> there's a lot of bad things that happened but this is probably the worst because this is what people will focus on. miss field goal by cody parkey with about two minutes left in the game would have given the eagles the lead. and probably the win. it didn't happen. and i talk to cody parkey. it was sweet and short after the game yesterday. >> i don't know what else you want -- >> to tell you. >> great snap. great hold and i missed the ki kick. so it's my fault. got to do better. >> pro bowl kick her last year. outstanding kicker. total confidence of everybody in this organization right now. >> so people think there will be a new kicker. there won't be. the coach has confidence. lone lee yesterday guy in the world sometimes. back to you guys. >> talking about the photo bomb you had at chickie's and pete's. by the flares. that was fun. >> that does it for us h

>> it was something what you would call halfway between a regular daal, a lentil, which you would eat it. it's a misnomer. this meat is not actually mutton. it is chevron. >> here, back before the rail line, it would be a difficult trip. >> yes. >> but once they were up and running, i mean, there were many servants to look after your every need. you had a fireplace, a hearth in every room. >> and people on the regular payroll whose only job was to shoo monkeys off the grounds. >> wow. >> you would be carried around in palanquins, a little box in which you sat in a curtained box. >> this man would stomp on the ground and the bells were jingle and the common folk would give way. and normally they were not even supposed to look in the direction. it was bad manners. >> right. >> it wasn't easy for the people who built the town. it was india that paid the bill for all this grandeur, for all this pomp, for all this show. >> they did it at our expense and with our money. >> at the end of the meal there is coffee, brandy and cigars in the sitting room. as one does, or once did ♪ >> i hope you

. ♪ lou: in the markets this was a brute a daal day for stocks and many other assets, we hope your pain not been too severe, it may continue into tomorrow or may not. we taken a look at stock futures, and they suggestion a positive open. but, hope that holds through the night, the s&p is now 10% lower than its may record high, officially a correction, markets awakening to fact that slowdown in china's economy is worse than reported, worse than many thought, japanese markets are open this evening, trading lower but off of the lows of morning session. and volatility not confined to stocks. crude oil prices plunged almost 8% today. but at least that good news for folks as gasoline prices the likely fall even lower into fall. >> and stocks tomorrow, liz ann saunders at charles schwab said here. what we're seeing in her judgment is a correction and an ongoing bull market but at-this-point, this sell-off is not a harbinger of worst things to come she says, not for now, we hope she is right, perhaps our concerns are misplaced, time for your comments. >> dana peterson of smart, and right to say

will honor actress sally field and author steven king among the recipients this year's national head daalwhite house honoring sally field for her support for gay rights and public health. the actress has shown fearlessly and empathy on and off screen. as for king his story telling attracted his honor. white house noting king's analysis of human nature in his writings and his ability to thrill audiences around the world. 18 others will receive awards at the white houser moan on thursday as well as three institutions. >>> aretha franklin earning respect in federal courtroom much the 72-year-old singer convincing a judge to block is documentary about her to air. this all taking place just hours before the film entitled amazing grace was set to air. the film focuses on a concert performed by aretha franklin back in 1972. in which franklin says the festival never got her permission to air. attorneys for the film festival argued a contract signed by franklin in 1968 gave away rights to footage of her concerts. >>> the saint jude shop in havertown isn't just a place to get a communion dress or r

a man who daal believes understands him and all those like him not afraid to work hard for a better lifenew land. >> so we love him because, you know, just like mimi when i come i have to life. i have no nothing. and i risk my live for it. i almost die for few times with my parent and my father and my sister. >> world meeting of families basically philadelphia is microcosm of this. >> um-hmm. >> in what way? >> well, we have in the archdiocese mass in 20 different languages, english, spanish and 18 others. already here we have the world meetinmeeting of families alreae in philadelphia. >> ready made. >> ready made. >> ♪ >> pope francis' visit to philadelphia has lit a fire in the already vibrant and strong immigrant community within this archdiocese. ♪ >> do you think it emboldens their hearts as they move farther in their journey as new americans. >> most definitely. i've heard of people immigrant people coming back to their churcchurches. people being touch. finding their catholic faith again through pope francis. ♪ >> dow never lost it threw all his trials like these recent days when