miss teen usa 2014 may be from south carolina, but she has a killer recipe straight out of the american southwest. nicole tells us more. >> looking for something different to make for lunch? going to show us how to make a black bean wrap. so, what's first? >> well, first, we're gonna start with our tortilla. we have some low-carb tortillas here. i love this version because you can get, you know, that good wrap without having too many carbs at one time. >> okay. >> so, we're gonna start. we have our tortilla. put it on the plate. >> and this is a damp paper towel? >> yes, so we're just gonna put that on top and microwave this to heat it up. it only takes 15 seconds >> all right, so, while you do that, i should grab the black beans? >> yes, if you can rinse the black beans -- rinsing them actually helps take away some of the sodium from all the packaged black beans, so... >> and the whole can, right? >> okay. >> we're just gonna use a little bit of that. >> all right. so, just rinse them nice and thoroughly? >> yep. >> yeah, i can see all that sodium coming off them. >> yeah, and then if you'll put

you see here, into a war in mexico that would result in the annexation of california and the american southwest. they were worded shifting -- recorded shifting fortunes of gold seekers and they set out across the trails to record what immigrants would see. they pictured the west's native people largely to show that they fade in therade -- expanding united states. and they documented the deepest canyons and highest peaks, the divine blessings bestowed upon the american nation. and photographs such as being, whatcans found evidence of they had and who they were, what they could become. and in the west, photography found its most distinctive subject. and yet, and here i want to be a bit contrarian, for all of the fresh detail and realism of these images, photography did not instantly change the way americans understood the west. i want to argue this afternoon that americans'pre-existing visions of the west fed by novels and drawings made them resistant to the relatively cramped and static content of the photographic image. throughout the second half of the 19th century, there lingered a tension, a

>> well, it is a town somewhere in the american southwest where every conspiracy theory is true, andasts over the community radio and learning about the conspiracy theories that way. >> and the conspiracy theories are just kind of a natural way of life so we have community calendars about bake sales and local sporting events. >> and don't go in the dog park. >> the dog park is forbidden for humans and dogs to go into. there are hooded figures in the dog park. >> stephen: don't look at the hooded figures. >> right, absolutely. >> stephen: do you have favorite conspiracy theories that you have put into, because these are like an appall gum of real conspiracy theories that people have. are you fans of conspiracy theories? >> oh, absolutely. >> yes, since i was a kid. i just loved them as story, even if i didn't believe them. i used to just get conspiracy books out of the library and read about like men in black and -- >> stephen: do you have a favorite? >> yeah, number stations, they are actually real, these stations that just play an emotionless voice reading numbers. >> stephen: actua

. >>> well, the remnants of hurricane patricia now soaking the american southwest. the dallas-ft.orth area and nearby counties under flash flood warning. highways closed. and at least one person missing. you see that car there submerged in the water. these areas have been pounded by as much as 20 inches of rain. former fema director joins me now on the phone. you know, we thought this was going to be detrimental for mexico. and it is exacerbating just the rain we've seen for two days now in texas. do you believe the worst is over for texas? or do they need to brace for more? >> well, i think they need to brace for more. people are saying it's just getting started. we're really lucky in mexico. this was a huge, huge hurricane. they just did an outstanding job, an outstanding job of getting everybody evacuated out of the area. so they had no fatalities. i think texas got a great emergency management system, they're on top of things. and they'll take care of the people there. >> when you look, though, at, i think we have images we can pull up of this freight train. 64-car train gets

the united states government is urging americans to steer clear of beaches and rough seas on mexico's southwest coast and workers were boarding up buildings at hurricane patricia is heading toward the pacific coast of mexico. it's a powerful category five sto storm. it has maximum sustained winds of about 200 miles an hour. you can see here a hurricane warning was put into effect for a stretch of coastline that includes the tourist resort of puerto vallarta.

americans, jewelry makers and drug makers. how many of you have been to santa fe or the southwest? ow many of you came back with turquoise and silver jewelry? or you gave it as gifts. you may be under the impression this was designed and created by native americans. it was crated by native americans but it was designed by herman schweitzer. he realized early on those tourists didn't want to take home real native american jewelry which is big and having, -- heavy. he made a deal with the craftsman. he took lighter silver, smaller pieces and show them how to make their designs more tourist friendly, which is a controversial thing people still talk about today. what he also did in terms of its curator ship was they saved the craft of the artful jewelry making and the artful rug making. he has a dual role in the southwest as being the company that helps merchandise the native americans which makes some uncomfortable. a.m. they originally owned almost all the native american art in this country. we have the nelson atkins museum. almost every native american peace was owned by the fred ha

but the two large players in dallas, american and southwest, have each added capacity greater than spiritllas in that timeframe. and if you extract that to the rest of the u.s., you see carriers going to earth -- 2% or 3% on very large basis. feeling all those basis means prices are coming down for a while, which is good for consumers. but it puts pressure on the revenue environment in the short term. scarlet: your stock has doubled in the last month. what is the catalyst you see to see -- to get the stocks moving again? ben: to get investors to understand how resilient our model is. the reality is there is a lot of chatter. but the data still show that our performance is very strong. our earnings are very strong. the addressable market for spirit has gotten bigger. cost carriercent going down. our cost advantage is getting wider. alix: thank you so much. we will be right back. 1 p.m.t is scarlet: welcome to "bloomberg market day." ♪ scarlet: good afternoon. alix: here is what we are watching at this hour. with a penalty with a zero, what is the impact on global markets. scarlet: georgia

americans. >> we have breaking news in southwest philadelphia police investigating a stabbing at this hour.happened 15 minutes ago in the 6200 block of dicks avenue. a man 50 was stabbed multiple times in the face during an apparent robbery attempt. he was taken to pen presbyterian hospital. his condition unknown. police obviously are on the case. >>> philadelphia flyers begin their regular season tonight. >> yes, it starts in tampa against lightning and flyers began training camp three weeks ago. claude giroux said it feels like forever. he'll get his wish under the lightning under new head coach they held a skate around in tampa. this team though has a new coach and now they need to establish a new identity. >> you know what i think that's something we're going to find out over the next little while and i hope it will be hard working team with a lot of character and that kind of rolls with punches and when things are not going our way we find a way to bounce back and right the ship. >> what kind of team do you want to be. >> i want to be hard working guys. relentless and i mean we're youn

zero, like so many americans today, he worked beside a lot of other new americans who risked their lives in the mines of southwest arizona to feed their families, to give their grandchildren a better future. new americans today have very similar experiences, the same drive, the same spirit, the same love of family and country that builds our nation up. it is a spirit that has always made us a land of opportunity. think about it there's not , another nation on the planet that has earned that brand, the land of opportunity. for many years, i had very intentionally and repeatedly used the term as an executive, mayor of a big city, and governor, i've used the term "new americans." the genius of our country is not so much where you came from, it's where you're going, and where we are all going together. there was a time when my great-grandfather arrived here, when he was greeted with signs that said, "help wanted: no irish need apply." i always kept a sign like that on my desk as mayor and as governor as a reminder that we were all once strangers in a strange land. but i suppose the truth of that, the larger truth, is

southwest. the americans would have attacked this direction. and you'll see the smoke still rising from the ruins. the clarity of this original, you can't quite see it here. you can zoom in and see, there's not a single untouched billing in the entire village. one of the boys, not a single wall was standing. up at the top another photograph aerial photograph. you'll see what it looks like. it was just chador -- charred landscape. there are no known photograph waives. that is actually the second awe -- wave going over the top. this is the only close-up that i ever found across no man's land. given the fact that there are tanks a little bit to their left, i'm going to ges is -- guess is probably company e or f, they are moving forward. the platoon leaders were standing, you'll see all of these men squatted down. up here on the north the wheat was knee deep or waist deep. they are waiting for the barrage in front of them. that's why they are squatted down. this is a photograph of the second wave and some of the tanks going forward. this is a great

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american commando is dead after a mission to rescue hostages from isis in iraq. u.s. special op forces saved 70 people being held prisoner. the raid happened overnight in an area southwest of kirkuk. the american is the first killed in combat in iraq since 2011. several isis members were also killed in that raid. >>> students in sweden first thought an attacker was part of a halloween prank and it was terrifyingly real. the man entered school wearing a mask and waving a knife and no one ran until he started stabbing people. police arrived and they shot him. he survived and two of the people stabbed did not survive. two died including a teacher and a student. the school has 400 students from preschool to high school. >>> still ahead, road rage shooting. the family of a little girl who was killed describes the moments that they realized she'd been struck. >> a deadly confrontation in the heart of florida. >>> a popular line of stuffed animals recalled because of a choking hazard. >> we are gathering more narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ri

southwest airlines first started flying to chicago, prices went down. now the fear is prices to chicago could go back up. >> united and american still serve chicago so there is some competition there. it's hard to tell what fares will do. todd: flying southwest airlines to chicago, you will be able to do that after april 11, 2016. live at the airport, todd magel, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: take a look from our downtown skycam are up. starting to set in. kurtis: the rain is using up for the metro. just east of i-35, still some good rain in knoxville and sheridan. this rain east of i-35 moving north. this is just kind of pulling to the east is the area of low pressure is moving over the top of us. 80 600s of an inch in marshalltown, 6/10 in ames. metro, 40 600s. 48 hundredths in ottumwa. creston, 3/10 of an inch. no more rain on the labor the big difference, it will be colder, windy. we start out of the 40's. 53 at 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. temperature down to 46 degrees. we slowly crews up to the 60's by late in the weekend. kevin: access 10:00, -- next at 10:00 trapped in a palm tree. , the amazing rescue caught on camera. stacey: shamefully shock

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now, though this glitch only affects southwest airlines, united and american are members of the dubious club or dubious distinction club because they had glitches of their own in the last three months or oso. but, again, the computer system up and running as normal as possible today but still the advice is get here early and be patient. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> in the east bay the water may smell and taste a little different for the next few days but it's still safe to drink. san francisco commission is looking to changes in the water system. testing out an aquaduct that hadn't been used in 30 years. crews are making sure it still works in case we have another dry year. the test will last until wednesday. >>> the cream of the crop this morning. the biggest, most beautiful pumpkins in the bay area hoping tasmash so to smash some records. >> bob, the weigh in gets started in just a few minutes. >> yeah. it will start with the real small one. the few hundred pound one. remember last year's champion broke north american record with 2,058 pounds. this is the

american canyon, and 56 in we are 60 in alameda and san carlos and san francisco is 61. 58 in newark. san jose is 59. a cool spot is respond at 54. a light southwest freeze and no clouds across the golden gate bridge and that will change as we head and the afternoon. you can see the clouds across san francisco at 71 and peninsula is 75 and south bay and east bay is 77 and north bay is 78 and top out inland east bay at 81. the fall will stay away from sfo this morning and check out the temperatures, morning clouds and in the form of fog and afternoon clouds in the form of high fog and warming trend for the weekend. leyla? >> looking great in san jose. we are looking at clear conditions in the south bay. to the north and to the east that is walnut creek southbound 680, tail lights heading away from pleasant hill to highway 24. and chugging along nicely we have an area of so verify

southwest that st. louis would we would lose both chicago flights. first started flying to chicago, now, the fear is prices to chicago could go back up. >> united and american still both will serve chicago, so there is some competition there. it's hard to tell what fares will do. elizabeth: so if you're considering southwest airlines to chicago, you will no longer be able to book those flights after april 11, 2016. the new flights to st. louis begin april 12. still ahead on kcci, knocked from the top. the donald's plea to iowans. eric: plus, a cancer patient victimized again. what happened at her home when she was away for chemotherapy treatment. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect for less than you imagined. find your tag and get cash back for 15% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get 0% financing for 72 months >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorolog

the glitch only effected southwest this time around, but united and american airlines they know how it feels because ect inad similar glitches in the last three months. >>> new details on a controversial construction project in east san jose. vois morning mayor sam lacardo and council member visited lanes ling shops. business owners say they are losing big bucks because of a lanesed bta project to add express bus lanes in the area. osal nd to fire the project's contractor. and now the lanes may not be b ready until the end of the year. prop >> there's a proposal now for vta staff up to $25,000. [ inaudible ] council member and others add up to $15,000 we know there are businesses that have lost 2 or 300. ustomehould point out the end of next year. they plan to open a satellite office here in the neighborhood to stay in touch with merchants. it's working on a marketing plan e who saustomers know stores are vndeed open for business. >>> police in san francisco are taking a look at surveillance video and interviewing people t strew a deadly crash involving tion. and a bicyclist. these are

american airlines now in control of twa and u.s. airways and southwesting over operations of airtran. >>> presidential candidate senator rand paul blasting the media this week telling fox new this morning that his campaign southbound the issue and not the poll numbers. take a listen. >> i think this campaign cycle, we seem to be emphasizing polling and trying to cull the field with polling before we get to the actually campaigning and the actually issues. >> joining me now, howie is the host of "please ya bumedia buzz" the campaign leased a long memo to the media really suggesting that the political press is forcing them into the corner, pushing a false narrative about the health of their campaign. do they have a point? >> well, there is a rand paul death watch in the media, there's no question about it. there's no question. >> i'll go out on a limb, if there's a campaign memo saying they're not to drop out, not exactly a good sign. when i sat down with senator paul a couple of weeks ago and asked him about his campaign, he seemed a little subdued. let's

southwest, a central figure in the establishment of the st. paul church. they had to move away uptown. we come to the man who found the first african-american ymca, but who, in addition to leading the southwest community, took time to run an underground railroad operation at what is now 85 plaza. and he would sneak people down to the d.c. wharf and made sure they got on the right vessels and on their way to freedom. some of them would wind up at their sister's house in new york. in 1848 there was an important event in the history of the underground railroad right here in the district of columbia. a number of abolitionists and free blacks gathered to make this happen. it will be the largest mass escape attempt by water in the history of the underground railroad. it happened on the d.c. wharf. one of the most exciting episodes was the carrying of slaves by abolitionists. she was commanded by captain sayers. the next morning the pearl was gone and the family was having sunday breakfast for themselves. imagine the disappointment. they can't smell it. these freedom seekers were on a greater journey. they were on a crusade for freedom. 73 slaves

americans, they don't show boobs. >> carly fiorina, presidential candidate, worth $59 million, flies coach. she was on southwest. >> i flew southwest on sunday and their whole entire system went down and there was a whole bunch of flights canceled. no, i don't like this. >> relax, it's a damn flight. >> jason biggs' wife, jenny mollen, posted a photo on instagram and his balls were in the picture. >> i want to see it because everything'v

. >> southwest airlines is not the only airline to experience system-wide computer glitches over the summer. american and united airlines face similar issues. in all three cases it was not due to hacking. >>> thank you, janet. new details emerge of the emergency landing of an alaska airlines plane in buffalo, new york. flight 17 was bound for seattle takoma from newark, new jersey, and a small fire was reported. an airline spokesperson said a credit card read are used to buy food and cocktails started smoking and extinguished by the flight attendants. the f.a.a. will investigate. all 181 passengers and six crew members on board are okay. >> a firm bay area journalists held in an iranian prison for more than a career has been convicted by iran in an espionage trial. jason rezaian is a "washington post" corporate based there since 2012. we are joined by tiffany. >> iranian media is report that jason rezaian is convicted but even the state department does not know the specifics. >> 448 days ago "washington post" reporter jason resolution rewas then into risen in iran. that is longer than the gas hostage

so many other new americans today, he worked beside a lot of other new americans who risked their lives in the mines of southwest arizona to feed their families, to give their children and grandchildren a better future. and new americans today have very similar experiences. the same drive. the same spirit. the same love of family and country that builds our nation up, one person and one family at a time. it's a spirit that has always made us the land of opportunity. think about it. there's not another nation on the planet that has earned that brand of the land of opportunity. for many years i had very intentionally and repeatedly used the term as an executive, mayor of a big city and governor, i have used the term "new americans." because the genius of our country is not so much about where you came from, it's where you're going and where we are all going together. there was a time when my great grandfather arrived here and when he was greeted with signs that said "help wanted no irish need apply." i always kept a sign like that on my desk as mayor and as governor as a reminder that we were all once strangers in

both american airlines and united airlines coming out with positive commentary. we are seeing southwest also participating in a rally today. united talking about higher margins. sayingn airlines september comments traffic was up by 7.2%. this is a group that has been doing quite well. look at the industrials , for the week, up 6.5%. we have seen this overall rebound from the lows with the s&p 500 retracing 50% of its drop, the correction drop. it is up about 7-8% from those levels. onx: we want to get a check first word news this afternoon. outgoing house speaker john boehner is urging paul ryan to succeed him. the washington post says the two have discussed the issue. onlyboehner told that the one who can unite the party. shortly after kevin mccarthy stunned capitol hill by dropping out of the race, ryan said he was not interested in the job. mccarthy says ryan would be an amazing leader. >> we have a good conference working together, trying to work together. paul is looking at it, but it's his decision. he has to decide. mark: of the republicans are pressuring congressman ryan to run

americans. >>> in you're traveling on southwest airlines today you're going to want to get to the airport very early. the airline is saying give yourself 2 extra hours before departure. a technical issue is forcing the counter to check in passengers earlier. that's causing long lines and delays. >> they haven't told us how long the wait the yet. i don't know if we're going to make our flight. >> nobody is telling you anything. >> about an hour in the express line and it has not moved in 30 minutes. >> the problems began yesterday morning delaying at least 450 flights. southwest has not said what caused the problem. >>> charles schumer wants to hit volkswagen with the maximum fine responsible over the emissions testing scandal. he is calling on the eps and justice department to fine them $18 million. they have come under fire of manipulating emissions tests during inspections to pass epa standards. >> the company hijacked the trust of hundreds of thousands of consumers, thousands of dealers and knew it all along. what volkswagen did is so bad, is so unprecedented that no fine is too much. >> sc

american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. breaking news. a southwestency landing at l.a.x. >> declaring that you have an emergency. >> violent fight between passengers over a reclining seat. the fbi is investigating. new details now. >> millions of americans hit with a wintry blast. up to nine inches in some areas. icy roads responsible for dozens of wrecks. and a deep freeze sending temperatures as much as 20 degrees below normal this morning. >>> breaking at this hour. >>> donald trump under attack. jeb bush saying he's not fit to be commander in chief. firing back after trump's comments that seem to blame his brother for the 9/11 attacks. >>> and vice president joe biden getting key support.

the united states government is urging americans to steer clear of beaches and rough seas on mexico's southwest coast and workers were boarding up buildings at hurricane patricia is heading toward the pacific coast of mexico. it's a powerful category five sto storm. it has maximum sustained winds of about 200 miles an hour. you can see here a hurricane warning was put into effect for a stretch of coastline that includes the tourist resort of puerto vallarta. >> you'll notice big changes with our weather. temperatures will be much cooler than what we saw yesterday. so colder day on tap for us, that will give way to a chilly start on your saturday morning and i'm also tracking sunday showers but until we get to sunday we will see drier conditions. our temperature change man shows we are down 19 degrees in the poconos from this time yesterday. ten degrees cooler in allentown, ten degrees cooler in atlantic city and we expect by the time we get to to the afternoon about pho-to-be about 15 degrees colder today. temperatures stay in the low 60s on this friday. saturday 64 degrees. we'll warm to 66, a

southwest doesn't know what will be fixed. this is the latest in a string last month, american airlines experienced a glitch that kept passengers from checking in. and united was plagued by a similar issue twice over the summer. >>> we turn our focus to the race for 2016. the democrats gears to go head to head in the first debay. >> hillary clinton faces off with four other candidates. all eyes are on one man on the sidelines. vice president joe biden. will he make a run for it? kenneth moton joins us from washington. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. sources say this week is the one for the vice president. meanwhile, hillary clinton has been ignoring her democratic rivals for months. thunderstorm night, that will end. the time has come. hill the time has come. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off. they'll stand center stage in the primetime debate in las vegas. it's a chance for the vermont senator to show a much larger audience why he's exciting the democratic base. >> join the political revolution. let's transform america. >> good to see you. >> reporter: the biggest political story of the week may not

american bowing to do -- vowing to do? fares withwill match discounters like spirit, frontier, southwest airlines because they cannot affordlet customers walk away and lose those customers. those airlines have been adding capacity in some of america's biggest market. people -- ac it is critical to hang onto this customers. betty: what kind of discounts are we talking about that they are competing with? about 40were talking to $50 to fly from dfw to new york. they're not doing that on every see but there are discounts and we are talking about fares in general that are $30, $40, $50. betty: that is amazing. to match the price is, how deeply will that impact the bottom line? mary: it is not too bad in terms of autumn line. the profited $1.9 billion but their topline revenue fell in their yield which is the average fare per mile which fell 10% which is pretty substantial. betty: that is substantial. is it they can do this because gas prices and oil prices are low so in a way they have some wiggle room to do this? mary: that is right. they can do it because fuel prices are so low. if they were high there is no way they would be

. >> reporter: southwest airlines is not the only one experiencing computer glitches. over the summer, american and united faced similar issues. in all three cases, it was not the result of hacking. in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> coming up, michael finney has advice if you are one of the thousands caught up in the delays. >>> an emergency landing in buffalo new york. pilots landed the plane safely after a small fire was reported in the back galley of the boeing 737. here is what caused it. the airline says a credit card reader used to buy meals started smoking. it was put out by the flight attendants. >>> the blue angels packed up and left after impressive show this is weekend. we were at oakland international airport as they took off for the next performance. they are heading across the pacific for an air show in hawaii. ♪ >> wow. plenty of fleet week action today. san francisco's golden gate park. eight high school bands faced off in the marine band challenge. this is the mt. eden high band performing. they are bound for $28,000 in prize money. this is the 50th year it's taken place as part of f

world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the american convicted in iran as well as the texas taser incident and the southwestglitch. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> well, at the jersey shore lucy the elephant the wooden historic landmark has said no to peta. people for the ethical treatment of animals or peta had offered to help pay for lucy's $60,000 restoration project but only if they could in return use her as a spokes elephant of sorts. peta wanted to decorate lucy way shackle on were you ever her feet and a teardrop below one eye to raise awareness about the plight of circus elephants but the margate company in charge of lucy's restoration say no thanks. they say lucy must always be a happy place for children to visit. however, officials say a portion of any of the funds raised for lucy's repair will be donated to several elephant sanctuaries. >> firefighters stumbled on a find following a fire fight in wilmington delaware last week. they found five kittens sitting among what was left of a vacant property on the 600 block of west eighth street. amazingly the kittens which are bet

american airlines expects to post record profits driven by sharply lower over year prices. luv, southwest, did well this week. >> give us cheaper air fares, guys. here is look at headlines in today's edition of "wall street journal." u.s. plans to dismiss insider charges against an ex-sac manager. preet bharara will dismiss charges against a previous employee of sac advisors and six analysts. ua to turn its attention to gm contract talks. turning attention now to wage negotiations at gm where u.n. leaders believe they have the best chance hammering out a quick deal. finally why miners keep expanding as prices collapse. plunging currencies in mineral-rich nations help companies cut costs in iron ore and coal. that is contributing to glut glut that is driving prices down. that is why we give you currencies. they affect the metals market. nicole: coming up in sports -- [cheering] that's right, the national league champion new york mets returned to citi field to the cheers of fans and in the nfl the seahawks beat the 49ers. we'll have all details coming up. into the music biz, pop chart destr

american website now. there will no longer be u.s. airways ticket counters at any of the airports it serves. >>> if you're willing to fly southwest afterthis past weekend's technical nightmare fares are really cheap. you can get a flight for less than 100 bucks round trip. trips at these prices cover domestic travel at the beginning of december and then again through most of january. >>> "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news out of prince georges county, one person is dead after an overnight shooting. two hours ago police were called to t

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southwest. 6 miles per hour. notice the path, it is slowly drifting east with each successive run and when you put into effect you look at the americanel and the european model, those are even further east and now the national hurricane center model is coming into agreement with that. so when we looked at the time line, friday major hurricanes are still category 4 and the rain increases over the mid atlantic states and dangerous surf around the southeastern coast. saturday torrential rain in the mid atlantic states and cape cod to myrtle beach and coastal flooding expected and sunday morning major flooding across the southeast with the rainfall anywhere 10 to 20 inches of rain in three days and coastal wind gusts of 55 miles per hour and power outages and flooding a problem and sunday evening the hurricane center remains offshore, strong winds from maine to the carolinas and still dangerous surf for coastal areas and monday rain ends in the mid atlantic states and high surf and rip currents for the mid atlantic states, lester. even though no landfall and still we have to worry about its major effect. all right, al roker, thanks very

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american airlines flight. we've got those stories, your accuweather forecast, traffic and much more all up next on "action news." midwest and warmer than usual in the southweste age 100 or more await visitors from volunteers but 103-year-old in california is a volunteer herself. >> kabc's le teeticia suarez sa that's why she is called wonder woman. >> reporter: she's celebrating her 103rd birthday. an outfit from her friends who say she is a real-life wonder woman. it may be her birthday but she's not one to sit by and mark the occasion. no, she's up serving coffee, tea and water as a volunteer at the montclair senior center, something she's been doing for 25 years. >> because i'm serving drinks. >> reporter: time and age has not slowed this centenarian down. she drives to and from the center five days a week rain or shine and a bit of a hero to others. >> she's my role model. >> mary is a pretty popular woman. ♪ happy birthday to you >> thank you. >> reporter: mary tells us that the secret to her longevity has to do with her daily routine. it's pretty obvious if you stop flus the state championship and taught children into her 60s and helped rescue tea turt

american today. she is at home with her baby. greg: adam shapiro. >> first the southwest airline. it looks like they have that. 400 flights delayed yesterday. they seem to have that. the other thing is black friday. only seven weeks away. there are deals to be had. sixty-65-inch screen. expect about $1000 for that. anywhere from $500. a really good bargain. target, walmart. online prices. in stock. same exact lineup. >> it will not be a great holiday season. how do they know this? >> honestly -- they set up expectations to below. usually, they outperform. >> just because they don't understand does not mean it does not happen. rosanna: although shopaholics get rolling. the mac the best deals are not black friday and cyber monday. they tend to be a couple days before black friday in a couple weeks into the season just before christmas. rosanna: people in the know want to know that. she is known for playing a warrior woman. greg: rosanna and i promise to get into that show. she has a new project. she is on downtown abbey. she has a new movie out. five very nice. we will be right back

southwest. martha: east were southeast. serious stuff here. another american has reportedly been detained in iran. a businessman in dubai was arrested while he was visiting friends and family in tehran. it's raising questions -- these are the four individual we know. bought * and there were questions whether they were trying to work on a bringser in swap from the iranian side. rick, good morning. good to have you with us today. in the wake of this deal given the fact the other four were not released as part of this negotiation that they would be careful not to do something like this. tell us what you know about this man. >> mr. amaz, is an american born in the united states. his father was an influential governor inside iran. the family moved out because obviously they were concerned with the new regime that had come in. mr. mamazi and his brother have been influential helping businesses do business inside iran. and they both have been vocal about bringing down sanctions. as we ratchet up sanctions on the iranian regime these two brothers were always calling f

kunduz in the north, but this also had successes in the southwest, in the southeast, in command da what are, and we have isil from the east. american people, and those that have sons and daughters in afghanistan, have to ask the question why and for what purpose we need to ask some very serious questions. okay, we will keep 10,000, then 5,000, how much does this cost, and what do we think the problem of success is. we have been at this for a very long time. successes are lard to point to. >> i am trying to understand the goal. >> well, let's p sip call for a moment. i think the immediate goal is to make sure that afghanistan doesn't totally collapse on this president's watch. those of us who have a longer time line need to be thinking about what does it exactly what do we want to do in afghanistan? what is the goal, and what do we reasonably think that we can accomplish at a price we are willing to pay. >> is it to keep -- to continue to keep al quaida and the taliban and maybe isil from developing camps there? where they can launch attacks. it seems to be that concern i don't know. you tell me. >> that's the only intimation we got

moving south-southwest at 5 miles per hour. we have the euro, the american model and the national hurricane center model, which is this one. look at the difference here. the spread, where we go. the usa model is bringing it offshore. the european model, nowhere close to the united states. the national hurricane center brings it right along the coast. we're going to continue to track this. here's what we see, as far as the effects, the way we see it now. this could change by 8:00. right now for friday along the eastern sea board, we have joaquin strengthening to a category 4 storm. rain increases over the mid-atlantic states. we have dangerous surf along the coast. on saturday, torrential rain in the mid-atlantic and southea southeastern coast. beach erosion from cape cod to myrtle beach. costal flooding is expected. rainfall, upwards of 5 inches of rain. sunday morning, flooding across the southeastern coast. wind gusts 55 miles per hour. heavy surf along the coast. that's beach erosion, as well. sunday evening, and now look at this heavy flooding, 7 inches