san antonio police canvassed the south side neighborhood.ut in an area dominated by a ruthless street gang with a strict code of silence, the trail ran cold. but three weeks after the murder, rumors started swirling at a local high school that two teenagers, david garza, age 15, and ruben cantu, age 17, had committed the crime. ruben had even bragged about being the shooter. >> people didn't know whether ruben, himself was part of the gang. his older brothers were in gangs. there were low-level pool halls, drug dealing in the streets, a car theft ring active in the same neighborhood. it was a tough place to grow up. >> four months after the shooting, juan moreno, still recovering from his wounds, was shown a police photo lineup with ruben cantu's picture. >> moreno identified ruben cantu as the assailant. he was charged with murder. the case was taken and accepted by the district attorney's office. >> district attorney, sam millsap, the youngest big city d.a. in the country would now decide whether to try 17-year-old ruben cantu as an adult,

san antonio has the highest rate?> one of the highest rates, yes. >> hinojosa: one of the highest rates of latina teen pregnancy and one of the higher rates... highest rates of multiple pregnancies for latina teenagers, if i'm not mistaken. >> that's true. >> hinojosa: now, a mayor inserting himself into that issue-- why? >> because it's important for the future well being of the city. >> hinojosa: and how do you figure that you can tackle this thing that has been, you know, a problem? how can a mayor... and i'm always wondering, because i'm saying, "is mayor julian castro thinking that if he can create policy that actually affects something that is... can be measured"... but latina teen pregnancy has been... it's a huge problem. so what's your plan? >> sure. well, first, we're still in the middle of coming up with the approach, but essentially, you know, it has to do with a couple of things: making sure that folks have the right type of resources and information about how to avoid pregnancy, ensuring that they have a

>> reporter: ernie stevens says he helped start the one in san antonio. >> that was the call i hated most. when you heard that dispatcher call in and say, there's an individual at this house that has schizophrenia, hearing voices, talking about suicide. >> reporter: all that changed, officer stevens says, after he reluctantly attended a week-long crisis intervention training class and met a woman with a schizophrenic son. >> shouldn't, one way one of you officers might have to come to my house, shoot and kill my son. i want you to know that's okay because i want you to go home safe to your family. it was at that moment we made a pact, we were going to go and ask the chief if we could start a mental health unit to help family members like her. >> reporter: watch as they watch the jason harrison video. their facial expressions say as much as their words. >> oh, they killed my child! >> you're talking to family members in san antonio, this is their biggest fear of calling the police. that's why the training is so important. >> reporter: according to a survey by the police executive rese

>> you're talking to family members in san antonio, this is their biggest fear of calling the police. that's why the training is so important. >> reporter: according to a survey by the police executive research forum, new recruits typically spend 60 hours learning to handle a gun, compared to eight hours learning strategies for handling the mentally ill. >> look at our police academies. how close do they mimic military boot camps? the only difference a lot of times is you get to go home at the end of the day. there's that in your face, high-intensity yelling, training. that's great. streets of, my 18-year-old daughter is wanting to kill himself. all of a sudden we've got to calm down. >> reporter: for joe this work is personal. as a marine corvette ran he's battled ptsd. >> person a question, you ever considered suicide? >> i have, absolutely. and more than once, to be honest with you. and so, you know, that's another thing where -- i don't shy away from the tough questions, byron. again, i hope that it will help somebody. >> when you go on these calls, you sometimes see yourself? >>

a school bus in san antonio stranded, students rescued. and this driver, trapped in his car, surrounded, he pulls out his phone and starts recording. you can see the rushing river outside his window, he begins a holding on to a tree for hours. and ryan owens leads us off from texas. >> so, it's flooding here. >> reporter: with water flooding the inside of his car, kerry packer he recorded this message. >> i'm floating down some sort of creek in the middle of this weather. i've called 911, they told me to roll down my windows and stay in the car, and hopefully they'll be here soon. >> reporter: they weren't. with the austin man hours from rescue, and his car taking on water, he got creative. from the relative safety of spoke to packer about how the of nowhere. >> it didn't look like it was a >> reporter: tonight, his car submerged, like so much of central texas. a foot and a half of rain fell in the last 24 hours between san antonio and austin. the rising water killing at least one driver. sheriff's deputies had to rescue four special needs

ilia: la precandidata demÓcrata hillary clinton hablÓ en san antonio texas donde se reuniÓ con miebrosspana en dos eventos, su campaÑa a programadores en cuatro similares con los latinos durante octubre, el mes de la herencia hispana, en diÁlogo con arantxa explicÓ los temas que segÚn ella la cercana cumbre es para. arantxa: en efecto fue aquiles de san antonio donde hillary clinton decidiÓ lanzar su campaÑa latinos por hillary, una vez que las luces se apagaron tuvimos oportunidad de conversar con ella detrÁs de los escenarios y sin libreto aquÍ la entrevista. arantxa: a ponerse nerviosa con los sabe que hay mucha gente esperando que usted hable. schiller: me pongo un poco nerviosa porque creen alentar y tambiÉn quien escucha lo que digo porque quieran asegurarse de que como presidenta yo les escuche y trate de llegarles con sus problemas, me pongo un poco nerviosa. arantxa: mientras usted estÁ hablando habÍa gente fuera protestando, como frente tal situaciÓn. hillary: tienen derecho a protestar pero tienen derecho a interrumpir un evento, en general sigo hablando porque usualmente el

and here in floresville, southeast of san antonio. high winds lifted a trailer onto the roof of a hotel. the storm flattened part of the local high school. but tonight, it's the water threatening to do the most damage. >> i'm hearing a helicopter. >> reporter: one than that will be staying dry, kerry packer. he was finally rescued after five hours. here's a look at the damage to that school. everything is now all the way down here. fortunately, the storm moved through before classes started, or we could be talking a very different story. >> ryan, thanks. >>> let's get right to rob marciano, tracking this. tornado and flood watches into the night. >> yes, both of the items of concern here. flood watches extending through tomorrow for new orleans, tornado watches through this evening. and another line developing west of dallas, stretching across austin. that's the cold front, but until it comes through, that's the danger. and tomorrow, through louisiana, alexandria, through jackson, mississippi, and a decent amount of moisture through t

this is picture coming to us live from san antonio. we're expecting to hear her speak where they will promise more free stuff. health care for illegal immigrants and paid leave for parents. a little bit of a difference from what we've been hearing for clinton say or we're about to hear from her today. hear from her in the debate versus 16 months ago. listen to this. >> we have to send a clear message. just because your child gets across the border, that doesn't mean the child gets to stay. we have to do several things. i'm adamantly against illegal immigrants. people have to stop employing illegal immigrants. trish: funny how times change, right? consider what she was saying on stage the other night. who is hillary clinton really? other than a woman who desperately wants to be elected president and will give away your money in the form of free stuff? joining me right now, progressive radio host chris hahn and scotty of tea party network. start with you. people have hard time trusting her. server issues aside, flip flomming may be affec

a school bus in san antonio stranded, students rescued. and this driver, trapped in his car, surrounded, he pulls out his phone and starts recording. you can see the rushing river outside his window, he begins a message for his family. as you're about to see, he climbs out of his sinking car and climbs a tree where he held on for hours. tonight, one person dead, another missing. and ryan owens leads us off from texas. >> so, it's flooding here. >> reporter: with water flooding the inside of his car, kerry packer recorded this message. >> love you guys. >> reporter: in case he couldn't make it out. >> you can see, i'm floating down some sort of creek in the middle of this weather. i've called 911, they told me to roll down my windows and stay in the car, and hopefully they'll be here soon. >> reporter: they weren't. with the austin man hours from rescue, and his car taking on water, he got creative. >> as it was sinking, i grabbed on to this tree and climbed up about 20 feet right now. >> reporter: from the relative safety of 20 feet up in

i have been in san antonio.we had been doing in charter schools in san antonio will impact the country. so many areas now, we go into houston. i partnered with hilton global. the university of houston. 25 kids that year. send them to visit our departments at our hotels. they get time at the university of houston and focus on hospitality, and we get them scholarships to college. we use those relationships we formed an hour real estate fund to make impact. stephanie: assuming the real estate fund will work. people love this a real estate only goes up. but you are based in san antonio -- team is in new york, but we partnered with usaa. we focus in san antonio. that partnership gives says a presence in so many kenyan these. they have offices around the country, feet and the ground. now we can say what is happening in atlanta. they have a great research team. we get a chance to know what is happening and make wise investments in those areas. david: do you choose because it is a good business opportunity or because it

courting the hispanic vote in san antonio. she spoke about immigration and pledged to fight for latinos. she picked up endorsement of that guy. julian castro. now the secretary of housing and urban development. she returned the favor. that castro is on her short list for running mate. >> we are calling the 38 electoral votes for the state of texas for the democratic nominee and next president of the united states hillary clinton. >> i think really highly of him and i am thrilled to have his endorsement today. both he and his brother are among the best young leaders in america. regardless of category or the fact that they come from san antonio. so i am going to really look hard at him for anything because that's how good he is. he deserves the accolades he's receiving. >> new campaign fund raising totals out this morning. they show bernie sanders gaining ground on hillary clinton. the figures from the election commission show clinton raised $28.8 million in the third quarter. sanders close at $26.2 million. worth noting, sander

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and one of the photographs shows here in san antonio. -- her in san antonio.y would winter in san antonio, partly because of one of her sisters' health problems, rheumatic fever. she was almost an invalid. and so they would winter. and while they were in san antonio, they went to -- well, they went with some friends to fort sam houston and that's where mamie was first introduced to ike. susan: second lieutenant at the time. marilyn irvin holt: second lieutenant, very serious. she says he said when they've written about this meeting that he was really not interested in any kind of girl or girlfriend. he was very, you know, duty and his job in the military. and mamie just kind of swept him off his feet. susan: or vice versa. marilyn irvin holt: or vice versa. susan: and whirlwind courtship. edith mayo: absolutely. susan: and they married a short time really after they met. what's interesting is that her -- she was wealthy. she was a debutante. and her father warned her off of military life. marilyn irvin holt: he warned her off. he said -- first of all, his -- m

nets lose their 13th straight game in san antonio 102-75. two outs in the ninth here at citi field with 44,781 bands here tonight, the largest i crowd in the history of the ballpark and the loudest crowd of the year and it is now over. the mets have won and cut the series to two games to one. game four tomorrow. steven matz gets the ball. hey, guys, we have a series. >> can you show the fireworks here? a little celebration behind you, bruce. >> yeah, it's going pretty good. there's the celebration after a win. hopefully it will be many more to come. >> no doubt the magic is back. >> yes. >> certainly does. >> one more win tomorrow and we have a three-game series. that would be fantastic. we'll be right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? pcialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to gop f

regardless of category or the fact that they come from san antonio. so i am going to really look hard at him for anything because that's how good he is. he deserves the accolades he's receiving. >> he has been rumored on her short list for months. campaign fund raising shows bernie sanders gaining ground on hillary clinton. the officials show that clinton raised $28.8 million in the third quarter and sanders at $26.2 million. sanders has far more individual donors than clinton. about 650,000 people given to donors against 400,000 for secretary clinton. >>> the numbers showing top democrats out pacing out republicans. fund raising for the third quarter was ben carson with $20.8 million. then jeb bush followed by ted cruz and carly fiorina. bush's campaign haul, not the biggest, was enough to calm jitters among supporters. cnn's sara murray has more from washington. >> reporter: good morning. jeb bush may have calmed the nerve of donors yesterday. he put out his third quarter fund raising information. it was better than people expected. $13.4 million. t

rivers and creeks spilled over their banks from austin to san antonio. here. steve: kerry packer shot this video, while flood waters carried him away inside his car. kerry: as you can see, i'm floating down some sort of creek here. steve: the man who shot that as for the residents in this austin neighborhood, many have evacuated because this area and much of south central texas is still under a flood warning. and forecasters say more rain is on the way. emergency responders had to rescue dozens of people from swift-moving water. they expect to stay busy through the weekend. looking at radar behind you, they are still getting a. kurtis: another line of storms is going to cruise on in. it will not be as heavy as what rain down that way -- this is for the month. i want to use this for comparison. austan had almost 23 inches for october. here in aiowa, not as much. we do have rain tonight, picking up in the metro. carol and harlan over towards creston, there is your planner for tomorrow. should be done by 10 a.m. 46 at noon, 58 for the high tomorrow. i think we wi

anyway, let's go to hallie jackson, in san antonio. i ham surprised -- back to afghanistan here, we're going to get to other campaigns, many other of the presidential campaigns have put out statements about the president's announcement, many supporting it on the republican side. nothing from the clinton campaign so far? >> she hasn't spoken publicly about it, she didn't here in san antonio. i wouldn't be surprised to see something maybe on paper from the campaign in the next maybe 24, 48 hours. but right, other campaigns have weighed in, including jeb bush. it would be surprising if we didn't see that from hillary clinton at some point soon. >> and as for the event it itself, with julian castro, idea of him speculating about a clinton running mate, what the clinton campaign wants, latino voters to be hearing. >> reporter: castro is doing what you expect him to do be sort of modest and humble and say, i doubt i think it will happen. this is a play and a nod to the importance of the latino vote in the race especially hillary clinton. as

san antonio is here. more out of mexico could push up this season. some of the moisture is pushed east sunday night and monday. to give you scattered showers. we do not anticipate heavy rain. low to mid-al 50's. it will stay cooler tonight. under the clear skies we expect the temperatures in the 40's inside the beltway. most areas outside the beltway in the 30's. through the weekend, cloudiness late in the day tomorrow. 60. cloudy and dry for trick-or-treaters. we could see late day showers or thundershowers. we will finish this up with a look at the forecast in the trick-or-treating hours. we should put it 6:00 to 9:00. if you come to my house at 10:00, you will hear the dogs park. no candy. alison: turn the lights off. doug: good weather for the kids. >> great. speaking of that, we have great halloween pictures from abc7 viewers. look at this. a cute one. one of the producer's favorite here. we want to see more so just send them to us at pics@wjla.com. leave the location and your name and check back and we'll show you more. jonathan: great to see h

josÉ: jose tuÑÓn y soy de san antonio, texas. tus seguidoras van a tus presentaciones para robarte besos? cuÉntame, cuentame. josÉ: vinieron a un "meet & greet" en san antonio, texas, y luego una niÑa querÍa un beso en la mejilla, y luego volteÉ e hizo-- alejandra: ¡ah! y se lo dio en la boca. y me enterÉ que tienes una mÁnager que no tolera ese tipo de acciones. josÉ: sÍ. alejandra: ¿tu mamÁ? laura: ¡"mamager"! adoro, "mamager". alejandra: bueno, tÚ sabes que no es lo mismo que las chicas te sigan por tus fotos a que te sigan por como tÚ cantas. laura: ya, es bien diferente. alejandra: llegÓ el momento de ver si tienes el mismo encanto tanto en instagram como en persona. chicas, tomen sus telÉfonos, por favor. porque a partir de este momento la decisiÓn estÁ en sus manos. a votar. ¡76 %! laura: por un punto, eh. ricky: venga, venga. josÉ: "thank you so much" mumuaso as. laura: josÉ, con 76, eh. ¿cÓmo te sientes? ¿cÓmo fue allÁ? josÉ: guau, guau. "oh my gosh" muchas gracias, "thank you so much". laura: dinos quÉ canciÓn vas a can

a lot of barricades being put up around different low-lying areas here in san antonio. now, i am sitting at the river, kind of close to the downtown area here in san antonio. water is starting to come over the banks. out here in the park area, starting to flood over. it is a constant rain. we are expecting a lot more later on in the afternoon and through the night. >> what is your understanding of what people are doing. going to high ground is not something custom mary for folks there in texas. we are looking at pictures where we are seeing some cars are submerged nearly to the roof tops. so what is the plan for many of the residents there? >> well, all the emergency personal here in san antonio are asking youing people stay home if think can. people are still driving around. >> you said people are still driving around? >> well, you know, they need to get around wherever they need to. some will eventually see a car roll over off of i-35 just south of the downtown area san antonio. you know, people are still out and about trying to get to do whatever they need to do. mor

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we will dry out in dallas and san antonio. as we get into the trick or treating forecast for halloween night, this green strip will be headed into areas exiting memphis late in the evening and all the way down to louisiana and especially mississippi. a lot of our favorite spots like sleepy hollow, new york and skull head georgia. and finally as we start in november, on sunday, that rain is in the southeast as we dry it out in areas of the midwest. now a closer look at the day ahead. so, showers and thunderstorms today. it will be hit and miss during the afternoon hours from dallas to san antonio and houston, to the north, showers breaking out around wichita. so, many treats, not too many tricks. >> we like that forecast. thank you very much. >>> finding out how a dancing cop managed to defuse a tense situation while getting president obama's attention. we have that coming up. >>> plus, the pats are playing like they have a chip on their shoulder this season and you get used to smelly odors you think it smells jolly, but your g

san antonio towards houston, even a few strong thunderstorms. that's going to be more of a trick than a treat. now a closer look at the day ahead. so, the morning rain will be replaced by sunshine this afternoon for philadelphia, new york city, even in boston. so, it will be wet this morning and the ride home will be much better and the in the northern plains there's that cold chilly air. so, as far as halloween goes, not too bad. >> thank you and that's treat, less of a trick. >>> and a lottery mistake that turned out to be a winner. and the former speaker of the house prepares for a possible and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm skrch... skrch... what are you doing? the dishes are c can. i just gotta

southbound 101 in san antonio involving a truck, those are the accidents on the freeways.t's also been a tough morning for bart. they are struggling with delays because of switching problems. at this point it's 20-minute delay leaving daly city towards pittsburg bay point and 10- minute delay on the sfo line. we'll continue to watch this for you and bring you the very latest with "kcbs traffic." >>> a new plan is under way to increase tolls on bay area bridges. kpix 5's phil matier says it's a matter of when and by how much. it's a story you'll see only on 5. >>> reporter: it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that the bay area has a massive transportation problem. >> 60% of the jobs in california that job growth here in the bay area so the bay area is like the center of this problem of congestion. >> voters understand that this infrastructure is crumbling. they are tired of seeing the roads in the conditions they are in. they are tired of seeing bridges falling apart. >> reporter: and that has local and state lawmakers eyeing the idea of yet another bridge toll hike.

one town... ..near san antonio sustained possible tornado damage this morning. a potential tornado tore the roof off of several buildings in the town of d'hanis . the storm also damaged a fire station and a bank. some areas also saw wind gusts of 60 miles per hour. "across the road we had damage. the firehouse in the back, the roof was taken off. " thankfully, forecasters are predicting dry and calm skies in the san antonio area throughout the weekend. in a t-v nine followup tonight... investigators near st. louis say led them to the man who they believe recently set two churches on fire. 35 year old david lopez- jackson faces two counts of arson. police have connected him to two church fires, but they're still investigating fires at five other churches this past month. the churches were within a few miles of each other and from different denominations. the last two that burned had predominantly black congregation s. that sparked concerns that the fires were racially motivated. police haven't said what jackson's motive was or if he might be connected to the othe

. >> a unas 50 millas de esta ciudad en san antonio texas se registraron fuertes lluvias e inundaciones dos adultos dentro de un autobÚs escolar tuvieron que ser rescatados de emergencia, en otro punto del estado a 60 millas de san antonio se registraron pÉrdidas entre daÑos materiales se encuentran negocios desplomados y Árboles caÍdos. >> los daÑos fueron inundaciones, la corriente del agua arrasaba con todo a su paso. >> hasta el momento ninguna de dichas ciudades se reportaron muertos y los daÑos materiales estÁn por ser determinados. >> por su parte autoridades aseguran estar preparadas en caso que otro fenÓmeno de este tipo vuelva a ocurrir. >> hasta aquÍ mi reporte, rigo villalobos telemundo. >> muchas gracias. >> bueno tambiÉn se registran inundaciones en mÉxico en la zona costera que fue azotada por el huracÁn patricia, varios rÍos y arroyos que quedaron a su mÁxima capacidad tras el ciclÓn han comenzado a desbordarse porque sigue lloviendo inundando decenas de viviendas. muchos vehÍculos han sido arrastrados por el torrente y en varias comunidades de jalisco han tenido que eva

omar villafranca, cbs news, san antonio, texas. >> glor: for the first time inme are becoming saints. louie and zelie martin who lived in france in the 19th century were the parents of st. therese of lee gleu, a favorite of pope francis. today the pope raised the martins as role models for their daughters who created quote day by day an environment of faith and love. coming up, the fight to save a texas tra dismghts-- tradition. >> glor: finally tobt the hearte sound of local dance talls-- halls, mos had a honk tong, as david begnaud reports, those days are drifting away. >> we want to welcome you all. >> reporter: shuffle your way throughed broken spoke dance hall in austin, texas, and you'll meet james white, the local rhinestone cowboy. >> a legend right here. >> reporter: since he opened the place in 1964 guests have flocked in five days a week to enjoy one of texas' oldest traditions. two-stepping to the sound of country. >> come out here to a honky-tonk to drink beer, listen country music, and you get up and dance and have a good time. it's a true mom and pop operation. i tell p

. >> los alguaciles del condado, localizado a una hora de san antonio, dicen que esa ciudad era el destinocomo el que encontraron a inmigrantes casi 40 persona viajaban en algo como esto, incluye mujeres y niÑos asÍ de compacto, poco exigen el mes pasado las temperaturas pasaron los 100 grado nosotros texas. >> no arriesgue su vida, por favor no cruce de esta forma. >> pasÓ el 18 de septiembre pasado, pero en las Últimas 24 horas las autoridades mostraron las imÁgenes el chofer fue arrestado las autoridades de inmigraciÓn solo se refirieron a Él en un comunicado. >> el departamento de seguridad nacional estÁ comprometido a trabajar con las fuerzas de seguridad para identificar arrestar y procesar as que participen en trÁfico au menos. >> dijeron que iban 28 hombres 7 mujeres y 4 menores, sociedad sobrevivieron. >> esa la buena noticia en la medida que nadie muriÓ, en cuento al resto de los inmigrantes quÉ mÁs habra pasado las autoridades no han revelado el detalle saben que el chofer alega que desconocÍa lo que Él llevaba en su vehÍculo y que sabe que le asignaron llevarlo hasta san antoni

there was raging floodwater in san antonio. it started early, at 3:30 this morning. the conductor of a 64-car union pacific train tried to brake when he saw the track submerged ahead. 46 cars derailed. two people were on the train and both swam to safety. they were later picked up by rescuers. across navarro county, rescues happened by the dozens, including this 80-year-old man and his dog. cars once stranded with people are still jamming the roads. >> i stopped and, like, freaked out and called 911. and they were like, "well, just stay there." >> reporter: elmer tanner is the nevaro county sheriff. >> we have numerous roads in the county that are either underwater, have been washed out. >> reporter: emergency rescue worker daniel cobb says he's seen just about everything in the last 48 hours. >> the majority of them were vehicles, you know, people trying to drive through, you know, standing water or rushing water. it was just too deep. >> reporter: between 15 and 20 inches of rain have fallen in and around corsicana texas, south of dallas. two more inches are expect

and down 35 to i-35 from waco into austin and san antonio. they could see another three inches of rain. a flash flood watch continues until monday morning for the houston-galveston-corpus kr houston-galveston-corpus christi areas. rain from the north and west with that front is all going to be conspiring to bring a lot of rainfall to this area. local amounts will be higher and that will cause flash flooding on the coast. very wet and stormy day ahead today and tomorrow if you're flying out of reagan or dulles or even dallas check ahead for delays. >> stay safe. >>> she beat breast cancer and had to fight her way back from a double mastectomy. this local woman draws strength this local woman draws strength from her second fam i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. republican hal parrish claims he improved transportation. but the truth is he was nowhere to be found. literally. parrish holds a seat on the northern virginia transportation authority, but 34 times he failed to show up for meetings. parrish skipped m

so it is all-clear for san antonio as the worst has moved to the north. risk of the tomorrows where a yellow could see a regeneration of storms from laredo to del rio, and a good chunk of the southern half of texas. we know at least two separate towns hit from tornadoes, and the biggest one in floresville, and you will get the tornadoes, jose, and you will see the crazy images of what the strong winds can do. a little piece of wood going through brick and concrete, but i have never seen a consider or vehicle on top of the holiday inn. >> four stories. >> yes. four stories up. >> thank you, bill. that is the picture that bill is talking about. look at that. and maizing. four stories up. >> jose, a lot of reasons that people say that one of the worst places to be when a tornado hits is? the car and the vehicle, a nd they believe they can outrun them, but that is proof right there. you don't want to be in a car if a tornado hits. >>> and look at, this a giant asteroid to do a flyby of earth, and how close will that get? and also, is there intelligent life th

. >> thank you, san antonio. >> reporter: he's right in. in the past three months financial reports show hillary clinton in the lead raising $28 million. bernie sanders had a reason to dance on "the ellen degeneres show." he raised 26 million. republican ben carson, 21 million. carson and donald trump are joining forces promising to debate hosted by cnbc and trump told fox news' greta van susteren it's too much. >> i'm all for three hours. i'm sorry they don't have the endurance to go the distance. >> reporter: jeb bush's campaign weighed in saying he's ready to debate. cnbc is finalizing the format of that october 28th showdown. reena and phillip. >> kenneth moton live in washington, kenneth, thank you. >>> reaction is pouring in to the president's plan to delay the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. president obama planning to leave nearly 10,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan through most of next year. and that there will still be 5500 when he leaves office there. he promised to bring all the troops home sooner but that was before the taliban

joachim castro former mayor of san antonio. we will talk about the spurs in the warriors just now. however, i had the privilege of being invited to his swearing in. i wish you could have been there. i went of course to pay tribute to the new secretary of hud but i mainly went because i was honored to be invited so i could say directly to his mother , rosie, congratulation kit woolsey's mom had was actually barefoot into archives. this is the american dream personified. she made a success of herself but these twin boys trailing along to public civic events, growing up with a sense of responsibility. of getting back. they had the advantage the best education someone say, that our country could provide, and they were prepared to give back. as i said, i served with walking in the house of representatives. his twin brother, and mayor caster went from being the mayor of san antonio to be the secretary of hud. on that day, read this i get it right. the president said, walking is a proven leader a champion for safe affordable housing and strong sustainable neighborhoods. in building a hous

this is at san antonio off 101. no slowing. i think everything is off to the shoulder. b.a.r.t. system we have some delays out of daily city and you have something about b.a.r.t., as well. >> thank you for that. >>> a third door might do the trick. b.a.r.t. is going to be testing out doors with three doors instead of the traditional two. the agency said it's heard a lot of complaints about crowding, especially near the doors as people are scrambling to get on and off. starting this december the transit agency will low out new three-door luxurious trains. if all goes as planned b.a.r.t. will start using the trains for customer service. >>> teams will be out starting tonight in pittsburg spraying for west nile virus. south of highway 4. the others just west of there, south of bay point. crews will spray for mosquitos starting at 6:30 p.m. a separate part of martinez will be sprayed tomorrow, as well. >> so stay in that county. it turns out a tiny contra kousa county town is having a little bit of trouble turning off the tap in drought-stricken times. at least that is the word from

san antonio in particular. in fact, the spurs went into last night having won 12 in a row at home over the nets and 40 out of the last 45. last night brooklyn trying to change that and crash san antonio's home opener, tim duncan, he's the ageless wonder, 15 points for him, two in the first quarter jumper. brook lopez led the way for the nets. the nets led in the 2nd. all that changed after the break. san antonio went on quite a run. patty mills, his own triple right there, 102-75. the spurs once again roll. it has been a quiet week for the rangers who beat calgary at home back on sunday, and then waited until last night to findly return to the ice. the blue shirts hosted the maple leafs at the garden looking for the 4th win in their last five wins. first period gets new york on the board with his fifth goal of the year. he was just getting started. it remained 1-0 until the 3rd. there's zucc again, then in the final minute, why not with the net open, zucc burying the empty netter for the hat trick. 3-1, the ran