it extends really all the way down into albuquerque, new mexico, that's i-25 territory.olks are highly urged to stay off of the roads. richelle back to you. >>> the fire that averaged part of the jersey shore yesterday is now mostly contained. more than 80 [ technical difficulties ] >> yes, richelle, today is a little bit breezy but yesterday was very windy, and that was one reason why the fire spread so quickly. behind me you can see some of these damaged buildings. firefighters have been working on the buildings since yesterday. what helped them to stop the fire from spreading was the boardwalk which was just on the other side of these buildings, they took some chunks out of that boardwalk and filled the spots with sand. new jersey governor looked shaken and was typically blunt. >> i feel like i want to throw up, and that's me. after all of the effort, and time and resources that we have put in to help the folks in seaside park and seaside heights rebuild, to see this going on is unthinkable. >> reporter: the fire starts at a frozen custard shop. hundreds of firefighte

rain has settled across denver, but look at this rain really pushing across i-25 just south of albuquerqueight now. it is going to continue to travel north and across the east, and make its way around denver and aurora. i want to show you footage we have from the last 24 hours. rescues underway. these are live pictures coming

albuquerque, new mexico. we have gone there for a visit. ♪ >> new mexico.s is the landscape of bad. drug deals gone wrong. shootouts at twilight. >> this is just heart of -- bad," where aing man can lose himself. but there is another "breaking b ad," the carwash and the food joints, and these are the rather unlikely stars. >> this is banal. los pollos hermanos. chicken restaurant and crystal not center, in reality a too bad burrito joint. most dreary location is often a place for celebration. >> many of them are not decorated and they are what they are. quirkys that we have a side to this place that we call home, in the high desert southwest. >> and when locations are this good, why trust them up? -- dress them up? is a carwash, not just any carwash. this was also a vehicle for laundering drug money. now this is a stop on one of the many tours breaking out. y. this is crystal meth cand >> the media called it "blue meth." this will bring together to real world addictions. business is very good. >> you don't know if this is a it is not so much of the characte

albuquerque, new mexico. we have gone there for a visit. ♪ >> new mexico.s is the landscape of bad. drug deals gone wrong. shootouts at twilight. >> this is just heart of -- bad," where aing man can lose himself. but there is another "breaking b ad," the carwash and the food joints, and these are the rather unlikely stars. >> this is banal. los pollos hermanos. chicken restaurant and crystal not center, in reality a too bad burrito joint. most dreary location is often a place for celebration. >> many of them are not decorated and they are what they are. quirkys that we have a side to this place that we call home, in the high desert southwest. >> and when locations are this good, why trust them up? -- dress them up? is a carwash, not just any carwash. this was also a vehicle for laundering drug money. now this is a stop on one of the many tours breaking out. y. this is crystal meth cand >> the media called it "blue meth." this will bring together to real world addictions. business is very good. >> you don't know if this is a it is not so much of the characte

he runs poncho's barbecue in albuquerque. time to get slicing.off go the legs, what you call your fresh ham. then your forequarter, your shoulders and whatnot. the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. >> all right. now mr. head. >> all those pig parts sent down the line to harold, who's been using them for a veritable rainbow of new mexican specialties. none of our 300-pound friend will go to waste. he's getting shredded for tacos, added to the beans, cooked up with posole. it's going into chili. red or green. >> oh, yeah, that's going to be beautiful. >> the tenderloin i set aside for a little time on the grill. everyone here has put in a lot of work. and they're hungry. time to eat. >> i didn't know the show was about this, but i've been thinking about it a lot. this sort of cowboys, mexicans, indian, romantic ideal. a lot of easterners came out here and fell in love with this romantic notion of the west and wanted to come out here and sort of create their own version of the west. was that a good thing? >> that's what h

old route 66 runs through new mexico like a collapsed vein, right through santa fe and albuquerque.must have seemed like magic once. families loaded in a massive chrome and steel char yachts with powerful v8 engines and took off down that highway. they swept in bungalows, swam in kidney-shaped pools. then it all went redundant. it was chopped up, largely forgotten, except by desperate and lazy travel show hosts. does anyone else do this, drive around at like 10:15 at night looking for tacos? probably. i'll say this. the strip takes on a much more interesting look at night. you can imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous and dismembering somebody over an unrolled tarp in any one of those sinister-looking motel rooms. cool. >> hopefully the tacos first, because after you do the meth you really aren't going to want to eat. in ancient times, drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rear-view mirror mirrors. best case scenario around here, in my humble opinion, taco truck, of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. knowing w

the upper level low in place and could see an additional 2 to 3 inches from denver down through albuquerque. we could see 1 to 2 in the areas you see in green. not what everyone wants to hear. flash flood watches also in nevada, in idaho and parts of wyoming and we also have of course, colorado and look at the portion of new mexico, the entire state practically the western half under these flash flood watches all the way from albuquerque down to silver city. we'll see rain chances come down saturday and sunday. monday into tuesday, that's their real break. >> thank you very much. right now secretary of state john kerry and foreign minister sergey lavrov are continuing talks in switzerland. it is the second day that got off to a rough start yesterday but now andrea mitchell reports that they are working on a possible framework of a deal for syria to hand the chemical weapons over to international control. there are teams of chemical weapons experts also meeting to work out the technical details. secretary kerry categorized the talks as being constructive and also announced plans for broader

albuquerque's economy is going to take a hit because "breaking bad" is coming to an end.hat's bad news. if only there was some way for them to make some quick cash. [ laughter ] so sad to see such a great show end. so we thought we would say bye the only way we know how, by editing footage from "breaking bad" to the tune of 'n sync's song "bye bye bye." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i know that i can't take no more it ain't no lie ♪ ♪ i want to see you out that door baby bye bye bye bye bye ♪ i don't wanna be a fool for you just another player in your game for two ♪ ♪ you may hate me but it ain't no lie baby bye bye bye bye bitch ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. dan opsal and john macdonald put that together. >> steve: oh, god bless them. >> jimmy: you can't beat that, right there. [ cheers and applause ] talented people made that. obviously fans of 'n sync. let's see what's going on in d.c. the white house says president obama will not postpone his trip to asia in october even though the government is on track to run out of money and shut down next week. [

but i do agree that flagstaff but also albuquerque.ion of real capital is today mexico -- new mexico. melissa: what is the most important thing to keep in mind and what to upgrade first? >>. >> my overall concept when you buy a house they will flip it is not just a pate and throw in some carpet i like to find a house that you can upgrade the lifestyle. i'll look for homes that meet the needs of today's buyers. open floor plans or the potential to create privacy. some of the stuff that people want now. i look for homes that have a great bonus with basic problems, not teardowns but those. >> that is a lot of religious speech give me some examples. >> i tell her -- i look for a kitchen that will open to the dining room. that is simple blood cavanaugh and load bearing wall. that is easy. i also look for houses were access is built into the outside. if the rooms go out i want to put in french stores a very easy to do not out the window and a bill but that people almost double the size of the room without actually having to add any more squa

we moved to albuquerque this is from 1951 and this second one from 1950 in his masters show. he then accepted the only teaching job that accepted him in illinois. we moved there for one year. this picture is from 1953 and the second picture is number 6 which was also 1953. at the end of that academic were my parents move forward to berkley. the first picture is berkley number 52 and president obama put in emphasis private dierng room in the white house. this picture is seawall. from 1957 you can see he's moving away from a bit distraction toward the figure active. the next is a quash from 1956. he's always been interested in the angle of roads and what they did to your prospective of the landscape. and finally the coffee from depends looking grand. and the afternoon they moved to los angeles where we taught at ucla and for a few years this first picture is very much in the representational mode although it's quite a bit distracted and there's some or are more abstract then others. ocean park 97 from 1970. we're beginning to get involved in the a bit distraction he did 1 hundr

i was shooting "avengers" in albuquerque.ng this project he was going to be starring in. and he wanted to come down and talk to me about it. and i was like just happy to get a visitor in albuquerque. come on down! and here like this beacon of light and handed me this script and we had this great conversation. >> jimmy: i heard that he's a fan of this character you play because you play like a jersey girl in this movie. >> i do. >> jimmy: gum chewing. >> yeah, barbara sugarman. >> jimmy: babara sugarman. >> yeah, she's fancy. >> jimmy: she's really fancy. based on the character you did on "saturday night live" that i love it so much. porcelain fountains or marble columns. >> with fred. >> jimmy: with fred armisen. we have a clip of this scene you do with fred armisen. just watch this. >> you got to get yourself some porcelain fountains. you want more fruit? just listen to my beautiful daughter lexie. >> what, are you kidding me? how can you not have porcelain fountains all over your house? look at this one. look at that one. p

little bit dryer conditions up to the north, parts of new mexico, temperatures down, you can see albuquerquebout 80° there. dallas over the next couple of days 96 on wednesday and by the time we get to saturday about 96 as well. >>> politicians in the line of fire. we'll have the results of a recall election in colorado that was all about gun laws. >>> plus damaging new evidence that suggests the nsa may be listening on your phone conversations. >>> and ringing up a new business. the very first smartphone manufacturing company that's made in the u.s.a, well, sort of. we'll explain coming up. >> it's been 40 years since a coup that brought general augusto pinoche to power. as lucia newman reports, the anniversary is rekindling are memories of a very dark are time in the couple. >> there was a dramatic 11th of september. it was also on a tuesday morning. a bloody u.s. military coup in chile, that overthrew salvador allende, 40 years have passed, not more than enough for alley kuntzman to recall. >> this is the part of the stadium where the locker rooms were, where the prisoners were kept. a lo

showers and storms anywhere there in arizona to vegas, even towards albuquerque. the heat very impressive in the northwest today, from medford to portland. much of oregon will be in the 90 to 100-degree range. look at wednesday. it even makes it all the way up to seattle. and what an end to summer this is here in the northwest after a very -- you know, a fairly sunny, dry, summer, finishing it with a bang. >> i'll see later, bill. i'm getting on a plane. >> i know. >> get on the lake or something. >>> to entertainment news. tina fay will be back on the "snl" set this month. she is hosting the season premier of "saturday night live" on september 28th. on october 5th, the queen of twerk, my will cyrus, will serve as -- >> that's the official title, queen of twerk? >> in quotation marks. by the way, this is her new music video. >> she looks pretty. >> premiered on monday. evidently, there are some -- >> yeah, yeah. >>> howard stern. let's do that. co-host robin quivers announced yesterday she's cancer-free. she was fighti ining endometeri cancer for a year. >>> here'

to pueblo and also in new mexico heavy rain through tomorrow, particularly east of santa fe and albuquerque spreading out into the plains as we go into monday and news but the good news is, the worst is going to be behind us in the next 24 hours. >> glor: david bernard, thank you. a syrian cab bet ministers called the u.s. russian agreement chemical weapons agreement a victory for the assad regime, in a stopover in israel, secretary kerry said zero, the threat to use force remains in effect, he said we cannot have hollow words. we are joined now from sacramento from i tim mccarthy,a former u.n. inspector that searched iraq after the ouster of saddam hussein, i know you were there in iraq three times between '03 and '04, you were on the ground then, in your estimation is this deal a good one for the u.s.? >> with to the amount of information and detail that we have, it is very difficult to assess, jeff, but this is a tall order. >> what is the tallest order? what is the biggest issue in your estimation right now? >> who, in fact, will be on the teams? who will lead the teams most importantly

but as for today we have problems across portions of new mexico, along i-25 along the albuquerque area, extending to the north right around denver. commerce city, aurora, all the way into boulder looking at an additional one to three inches of rain. that's a problem out there. we're going to see a change as we track in the next 24 to 48 hours. you see that moisture pushing out of the south. that will be a major role player as we track into tonight and into tomorrow. but that's when we'll see a break from all the rain, when the cleanup can begin and hope folks that have been separated from their family members will make it back to safety. >> it will be a long two days for them. >>> a common medical procedure has sparked protest. at issue, circumcision. find out why coming up on al jazeera. >> welcome back. investigators are sifting through the charred debris trying to find out what caused thursday's boardwalk fire at the jersey shore. we spoke with business owners who are grappling with the devastation. >> reporter: as firefighters hosed down smoldering embers, people who live and work

cooler because of that cold front pushing through. 68 in denver, and albuquerque, 75. it's 66 in new york city, and philadelphia 68. we're looking at a couple of clouds looking across pennsylvania. and it will heat up a bit into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, but if you're in florida today, we have heavier rainfall on the way around panama city all the way down into miami. so be careful on the roadways. back to you, del. >> thank you very much. well ford hopes it has a better idea. the ford motor company experimenting with a new health program, one that hopes to keep its employees healthy and its bottom line smaller. here is our story. >> this would be a lunch plate showing how you can have your salad, tuna, bread. >> reporter: 56-year-old regina walker, the wife of a motor motor employee is receiving health and medical advice that is changing her life. >> i went from a size 14-16, to a size 10. >> reporter: she's enrolled in an experimental two-year health program that has been offered 200 hourly ford workers. they are offering proactive personalized wellness medic

you can see the flow from albuquerque towards parts of colorado. we have a dry weather pattern here in the bay area as you can see. most of the state son the dry side -- is on the dry side. there's the breakout near the golden gate bridge and the over cast near the bay itself. current temperatures 63 in san francisco. livermore, 73. san jose upper 60s and santa rosa reporting some overcast. 66 degrees. forecast headlines for today -- partly to mostly sunny. tomorrow will be warmer and then the weekend a sun/cloud mix. temperatures will be dropping off by sunday. the weather pattern, we have the low clouds and fog hugging the coastline from crescent city down towards point conception and santa barbara. we have high pressure in control. we'll warm things back up. warmest locations inland, upper 80s to near 90. for the bay, around 70. the beaches 60s. over the weekend, the weather system moves in. it's cooler. temperatures will come down saturday and sunday and we'll be sticking to the drizzle for the morning hours. it's been a theme especially near t

headed southbound towards albuquerque, a very dangerous trying day, please stay in your homes and please use precaution. roadways are not a safe place to be unless you are a trained professional. that moisture will continue to push into the south, luckily as i said, western winds will push in, and it is certainly going to aid in the sunshine, and finally a break from all the rain we have been dealing with. now we have hurricane ingrid that is pushing across the gulf of mexico. it is going to make rainfall as we track into torning we are looking at devastating amounts of rain. we do have conflicting reports close to five them already dead. all the way through there, because we have to continue to monitor even in southern portions of texas. from corpus christi all the way down into brownsville. we could see an additional one to six inches of rain. they definitely need the rain, but flash flooding is going to be a major problem. two tropical storm manuel, which made land fall and is going to continue to push towards the east. that's the reason why we are looking at hutch heavy rainfall. you

the area including albuquerque was pounded with heavy rain this weekend. look at that.drivers are having a tough time getting around because of the flooding mud slick roads. so mike a bad situation here. but, there rather but here, people are waking up to great temperatures. >> yeah. do not complain about your weather or your weather forecast here because it could be that. you know. >> not like that. >> no. this is easy. we are lucky. it's been beautiful. yes it's been hot and cool but they are getting slammed out to the west. look at the number this morning. 67 in the city. st a gentle southwesterly wind at 5. and we have 60s along 95 and you have a couple 50s out toward the north and west but these numbers are again unseasonably mild for what we should be this time of the year. this is maryland's most powerful weather radar and you look into the north d west that's where we find scattered showers and heavier bands of rain. we are looking good and will feel cool today. 72 degrees is the normal for-- actually our forecast highs. normally should be around 78 degrees. so

people down there preferred to buy the shovel is in albuquerque.some people may say i'm watching denver. ultimately, it's a vote of the people. >> i said it before but don't understand the 1972 comment. every year we'd evaluate and that's the basis on which dmas are constructed. >> i wasn't just focus on 1972. i'm kind of focus on the speed of legislation and that, you know, the way people are viewing the way the industry changes more quickly sometimes than legislation does. so how do we make sure we put together legislation that doesn't inhibit that innovation? >> if i could come back to your original question. technology is exciting because with swing bucks and other technologies watch abc.com you can use the internet technologies even when you're in washington, d.c. and with the cbs station with time warner, an important part of that was the online digital rights. so that cbs could make the programming available to hulu, netflix anybody else picks of the technology is actually expanding opportunities to access your local broadcaster. >> if i cou

certainly across the albuquerque area, where we will have to continue to deal with behinding downpoursflash flooding a major concern, as a matter of fact, as we just stated more moisture pushing in out of the south into new mexico, into colorado along, i 25, so i want folks to use precaution there. going to be a very trying 24 to 48 hours theming as we make our way to the gulf of mexico, we have hurricane ingrid. i will get to that later in the show. >> secretary state john kerry taking his pitch. he hopes complete destruction of the stock pile, and secretary kerry reiterated president obama's commitment to diplomacy, saying military action is not off the table. >> diplomacy has always been the preferred past of the president of the quite. and i think as any peace loving nations preferred choice. >> but make no mistake, we have taken no options off the table. >> is egregious use of chemical weapons against innocent, men, women, children, their own citizens all murdered in the dead of night, is unacceptable, and we have said this should never happen again. >> expressing renews doubt abo

this is what it looks like in albuquerque. hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes because of the rising waters. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the rio grande river continues to rise -- and could reach flood stage this weekend. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your saturday forecast foug fog fog outside right now 60 san jose 57 concord 60 livermore right now by noon today 70's inside the bay afternoon more clouds and breezy 89 brentwood 84 los costa 84 evergreen oakland 72 degrees 760's down town san francisco cooler temp tomorrow 56 people are dead following a week long standoff with muslim rebels in the philippines. officals say government troops are battling their way into coastal villages in the south. the rebels are holding hundreds of hostages. the standoff has sent more than 60-thousand people fleeing from their homes. the government says it is working to end the crisis soon. arizona senator john mccain is reportedly planning to respond to an op

in southwest colorado, for example, which is in albuquerque to provide both albuquerque and denver to the folks in those counties and let the consumers decide. when mr. donato's firm calls -- maybe people are right, they prefer to buy their chevrolet from albuquerque. it is the vote of the people to decide where the counties should be. >> i've said it before. i don't understand the 1970 two comments. every year, we evaluate comments. -- the 1972 every year, we evaluate your ship here that's what the dnas are based on -- we evaluate viewership. that is what the dma's are based on. >> how do we make sure we put together legislation that does not inhibit innovation? >> if i could come back to your question about technology. technologies very exciting about -- for broadcasters. it is exciting for -- you can use the internet and technology to keep up with your local broadcaster, even when you are in washington, d.c. with the cbs issue with time warner, an important part of that was the online digital rights so that cbs could make that programming available to hulu or netflix or amazon inst

cuerpo, y rostro, luego de viajar continuamente desde juÁrez a estados unidos, a este hospital en albuquerque grandes cosas dice la buena samaritana, que colaborÓ monetariamente, con una iglesia bautista para que las visitas al hospital sean posibles. >>> josÉ tiene sueÑos e ilusiones, anhela jugar un partido de fÚtbol por razones de salud se conformarÁ con jugar el fut futbolito de mesa, el gran partido a librar, serÁ en el quirÓfano, por el alentador resultado de sus tratamientos, el prÓximo viaje de josÉ a nuevo mÉxico serÍa crucial, en noviembre le practicarÍan una cirugÍa que removeria la masa o gran parte de ella, cambiando la vida de este niÑo mexicano para siempre. >>> esperamos que con esta prÓxima cirugÍa, josÉ pueda jugar al fÚtbol en un futuro cercano, y aprovecharÁ la estadÍa en el hospital, le r realizarÁn tratamientos antes que regrese a mÉxico, y estaremos pendientes de su recuperaciÓn, le deseamos lo mejor del mundo, para que disfrute la vida como cualquier otro niÑo de su edad, desde aqÍi mil bendiciones para josÉ. >>> sÍ, logre recuperarse, energÍas positivas, y nuestros me

>>> para empezar, denver colorado, el paso texas, los Ángeles california, albuquerque nuevo mÉxico, phoenixenario. >>> ya lo saben, vayan a ver la gira de "que bonito amor". platÍcame del personaje, lalo. >>> sÍ, lalo es un personaje, medio chismoson. versÁtil, trabaja en el bar donde trabajan los protagonistas, mesero, bartender, chismoso. estoy metido en el rollo. sabes, en la telenovela se juega con lo que sucede en el bar, y atrÁs del espectaculo. entonces, es un personaje muy bonito, muy divertido, tiene una pareja muy padre. >>> con emanuel avila? >>> con juan carlos ignacio. >>> con luis manuel tambiÉn? >>> no, no. >>> entonces sigamos. >>> con el personaje de pichci, y nos metemos en bronca. >>> cÓmo te llevaste con jorge salinas? >>> excelente, un equipo de excelentes actores y seres humanos, la telenovela fue un suceso, estoy contento de participar. >>> es homero. regreso cÁmaras y micrÓfonos al estudio de "despierta amÉrica", un abrazo. >>> muchas gracias ricardo, siempre trayendonos las noticias mÁs excitantes de la fabrica de sueÑos. televisa, seÑores. >>> ya que te tengo aquÍ,

old route 66 runs through new mexico, right through santa fe, and albuquerque.emed like magic once. families loaded in a massive chrome and steel chariots with chrome engines, and took off down that plaque top highway. they slept in musical motor lodges and bungalows and swam in tv shaped pools. they music 66 was decommissioned, chopped up, largely forgoton. except by desperate travel showers. >> drive around like 10:15 at night looking for tacos? >> yeah, probably. >> now i want tacos. thank you, anthony. catch what else anthony eats besides tacos besides "anthony bourdain: parts unknown" tonight at 9:00 eastern. waffle bars... fancy robes... seems every hotel has something to love... so join the loyalty program that lets you earn free nights in any of them. plus, for a limited time, members can win a free night every day. only at hotels.com >>> even for base jumpers, this next act tests the nerves. american daredevil slid through a sliver space where a maneuver to the left or right could have been fatal wp we caught up with him yesterday. here is his story in

albuquerque, 84. phoenix, 94. even dallas and houston are in the low 90s. 92 to 95.tal higher 90s. we say, most of the country is looking in pretty good shape. if you're on the east coast, it's likely your weather person has been talking about a coastal storm and the possibility of it this weekend into next week. that low steps off the florida coastline. but right now, we feel like it's going to stay too far off the east coast to be a real issue by the end of the weekend to the first of next week. but keep an eye on that storm on the eastern seaboard because anytime there's a coasta >> it looks like a coastal low will have no impact on us. we do have some clout associated with an area o >> america's weather, brought to you by -- >> what was that? >> i didn't want to block the map. >> yesterday -- i can't wait for tomorrow. >> what's friday going to bring? >>> extreme tv. the shocking thing one show is having couples do. people sharing their most intimate moments on screen. they say it's for education. >>> and the military-style workout, pushing bodies to the brink to

and the forecast rain including al albuquerque, showers, storms, and more flooding. on monday we have a chance for thunderstorms to erupt in the afternoon but tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a drying out period. also watching hurricane ingrid as we will potentially see moisture from this storm move into the southwest. really trying time. we will certainly teep you posted. >> tuesday can't come soon enough. and people in colorado are in our nation's thoughts and prayers. >> thank you. >> the fox news alert, secretary of state john kerry now wrapping up a briefing. over the deals to strip syria of its chemical weapons. secretary kerry saying he believes the agreement has the fult ability to work but the threat of military force is still on the table. con nor powell live in jerusalem. >> well, it's clear that this agreement is being welcomed by israelis across the entire region. secretary of state john kerry and israeli prime minister clearly were not rushing out declaring discue ining success. kerry made a threat saying that the possibility of a u.s. attack is real and s

. >> reporter: soria seen here in 2006 died last month in albuquerque at the age of 90.ut he wanted to be buried in the bay area and left behind elaborate directions for his funeral including what mourners should wear. >> the dress code was black veil gloved for females, just outside of respect of jose's wishes. >> reporter: in the '60s, he lived his life openly as a gay man performing as a drag queen as a bar called the black cat. >> he came from a time in the '60s not until 1976 you could be committed to a state hospital just because you were gay. >> reporter: he was the first openly gay man to run for political office in the u.s. while he lost, he blazed a trail for harvey milk and others. >> he really did pave the way by running for public office as an out gay man. >> i don't think i would have ever had the opportunity to run for the board of supervisors which jose did back at the very beginning of the '60s. >> reporter: 50 years ago, he founded what's called the imperial court, one of the oldest and largest gay organizations in the world. the court raises money for

but if you look at albuquerque and denver and cheyenne, you've warmed up 30°.ny time you see a difference in temperatures this big, this close, there's going to be trouble somewhere. we have watched for a pickup. and we have definitely had a pickup in the wind. it has been a blustery evening in the southwest. gusting 40 miles per hour in las vegas in the last hour. and we'll continue with gusts 30-40 miles per hour until about 11:00 mountain time. and then you see the winds slowly finish, and then the cold air riding in. we were going to keep the advisories in place until midnight, but then i'm going to tell you about mountain snow. >> until now, the promise of cheap, clean energy has been unfulfilled. but a breakthrough discovery by ibm could change all of that. are you feeling richer? how americans are better off. that's next on aljazeera. >> it is official, we're getting richer. how do you feel about that? the federal reserve said the net worth of all u.s. households jumped 6% in the first half of this year. that's an increase of more than 4 trillion dollars

in albuquerque, new mexico, a mama bear is on the loose, searching for her missing cub.s an electric pole. >> the bear looks like, i made a huge mistake coming up here. what did i do? and it's like panic sets in. >> officials shoot the bear with a tranquilizer. >> it just kind of langs wishes up there. >> the bear loses its fooding. and all of a sudden she gets hit with 7200 volts of electricity. >> we see the spark, bright light. and then the bear falls backwards, plummets to the ground. >> i thought she was done. the fall, let alone being shocked. there is no way that bear is okay. >> witnesses are relieved to find the bear survives the shock and fall with only minor burns and some bruising. after rehab at a local zoo, the mama bear is reunited with her cub and released back into the wild. >> it's such an upsetting video for animal lovers to watch, but knowing that the bear's okay, it's like getting a hug. >>> what happens when you stay inside a new york city biplane no matter what? may 4, 2011. filmmaker casey is riding his bike to work when he stopped by one of new y

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. >>> and a school in albuquerque, new mexico, was on lockdown on friday because of, check this out, bear scare. a 200-pound adult bear in a tree. kids were kept inside until that bear could be tranquilized and moved. >>> and a fat cat named buddha, find agning a >>> and a fat cat named buddha, find agning unique way to slim down, walking on a treadmill in a pool of water. tipping the scales at 31 pounds. buddha has lost six pounds. they're trying to get him down to 20 pounds. >> i thought cats don't like water. >> this cat seems to love it. they tranquilized him, probably, first. >> that's not true. he made that up. >> that cat loves the water. yes. >> love the newscast when ron claiborne makes up facts. thank you, ron. we appreciate it. >>> now, to a warning, a real warning, about a staple of the american diet. a food many of us and many of our children eat for breakfast. it is rice. it appears in so many of the foods we eat. the issue here is arsenic. the federal government has finished the biggest study on arsenic and rice. dr. richard besser is here. what did they find? >> this

albuquerque, record rain, 1.25 inches yesterday. a constant flow. in new mexico. don't go around road blocks. in aurora, i was guyed to the radar. this storm would not move. another storm that dromed in some places south of denver, 6 inches. and the hail on top of it, an inch or two deep at times. we wanted to show one photo. look at this beautiful shot. the woman gets reunited with her puppie puppies. we loved that. we hope so many more of those stories happen. tuesday, we finally see this dry out. today is no good. it is monday into tuesday when things start the dry out. the jet stream moving in ate wille differently. a new storm in the pacific northwest. rainfall going to move. we'll go to the east coast and give you an idea of what to expect. the fall-like pattern is settling in. the numbers are at or below average for a lot of folks from new york city, to boston, d.c. included, too. >> this weather report brought to you by neutrogena. we're going to stay out here covering all of colorado through the next 24 hours. dan and bianna? >> ginger, tha

we have flash flood warnings in effect lining i-25 from albuquerque, really all the way towards denvercommerce city, aurora, looking at heavy rain. we can see additional one to three inches. we're looking at mostly cloudy overcast skies. as we track on into tonight that moisture pushing in the south will mike its way through boulder. an additional one to three inches of rain is expected. fortunately monday and tuesday we'll see a break of all the rain. >>> we're going to have heavy rain all because of tropical storm ingrid. i expect that will be a hurricane before monday morning. in tampico, flooded roadways and made travel impossible. we've been talking a lot about colorado the last couple of days. but in mexico we could see anywhere from 8 to 12 inches of rain into tampico, up to two feet of rain locally in areas. so we would like to use precaution and be alert because of this storm. elsewhere while we're enjoying a beautiful day across portions of the midwest into the northeast, i'm telling you, this is the weather that is absolutely gorgeous. right now in the northeast temperatures

conversely, where we have all of this moisture streaming up from el paso to albuquerque to denver, up from new mexico to colorado and in to texas, what's happening is moisture is getting trapped here, and there's no movement in this area of high pressure or low pressure. this low pressure is cut off from main circulation. it is like a car stranded. there's nothing to push it forward. that's what's happened for days, allowed for a foot of rain to fall. finally we're going to see progression with this. finally get moving. still, all of that being said, a few more inches, two to three inches of rain is expected. look at what we have seen so far. to give you perspective, boulder in the month of september gets 1.6 inches on average. almost 15 inches. really it has been an inordinate amount of rain, and unfortunately today and tomorrow again more rain is in the forecast. then finally by monday we see things begin to clear up. fred? >> okay. good to see that off on the horizon. thanks so much. >>> president barack obama says the agreement on a plan to destroy syria's chemical weapons is a si