amy baker lives here and she says this happens every time there is a heavy rain. she says the water is coming from a retention pond in a subdivision behind her home. baker says it's heartbreaking because it seems like her yard never completely dries out. bridge. it happened near intersection of brushy creek road and suber road in greer. witnesses say the suv, you see here, slid off the road and got stuck near a low lying bridge. nobody was hurt. allyson: you can see clemson boulevard and anderson county still left on the roadan accident and spartanburg to tell you about. south church street and north street, that would still the roadway and one in greenville county on jonesville road in anderson ridge road. on i-26 westbound near the 56 mile marker, you will want to keep that in mind because that has been there for quite some time. couple times on the interstate are looking smooth on i-85 and a smooth drive on 26 and 40. mark lyons was driving earlier this morning, but we are taking all eyes this morning on south florida for the orange bowl between clemson and okla

amy baker who lives here says this happens every time there is heavy rain. she says the water is coming from a retention pond in a subdivision behind her home. baker says it's heartbreaking because it seems like her yard never completely dries out. >> it's saturated. they have a trampoline back there and that's the only thing they can do in the backyard. >> i am kind of sad and disappointed because we were hoping to play and we didn't get mike: baker says the family has been dealing with the problem for nearly a decade. allyson: some streets in spartanburg had to be shut down because of flood waters. take a look at this video. this is on the corner of burke and carolina streets. you can see how high the water got beneath this bridge. officials say if the rain continues, the water might consume the bridge. all this rain comes more than 2 months after historic flooding hit the region. mike: as you might remember, in october, 19 people died in south carolina. 21 people were killed in both carolinas. they drowned or died in wrecks caused by the weather. authorit

amy baker who lives here says this happens every time there is heavy rain. she says the water is coming from a retention pond in a subdivision behind her home. baker says it's heartbreaking because it seems like her yard never completely dries out. >> it's saturated. they have a trampoline back there and that's the only thing >> it is kind of sad and disappointing because we were hoping to play and we didn't get to. mike: the family has been dealing with that problem for nearly a decad some streets in spartanburg had to be shut down because of flood waters. take a look at this video. this is on the corner of burke and carolina streets. you can see how high the water got beneath this bridge. officials say if the rain continues, the water might consume that bridge. all of this rain comes more than two months after the historic flooding. mike: in october, 19 people died in south carolina. 21 people died in both carolinas. they drowned or died in wrecks caused by the weather. authorities say all the deaths happened in or near vehicles. heavy rains and massive fl

amy baker who lives here says this happens every time there is a heavy rain. she says the water is coming from a retention pond in a subdivision behind her home. baker says it's heartbreaking because it seems like her yard never completely dries out. >> it is saturated. they have a trampoline back there and that is the only thing they can do in the backyard. >> kind of sad and disappointed because we were hoping to play, and we did not get to. mike: they could tells us the family has been dealing with this problem for nallyson: some streets had to be shut down two to floodwaters. this is on the corner of park and carolina street. officials say if the rate continues, the water might all of this rain comes more than two months after historic flooding hit our region. mike: in october, 19 people died in south carolina, two people di in north carolina. the authorities say all the deaths happened in or near vehicles. heavy rain and massive flooding started october 2. allyson: it is hard to look at those videos knowing the. a little drizzle. dale: it has been raining

officials are tracking down 12 shipping containers near baker bee. amy is there with what happened. amy? >> a yes, the materials that spilled are not hazardous, that is the good news, just messy. we have pictures to show you, first, i want to show you a shipping container that washed ashore, and this picture was snapped and placed on twitter, saying madison shipping can you find your missing container between china beach and baker beach. now look at this picture of what the container was carrying and now that liters the beach, with green crates that were in the container. this all happened during the rough waters from the weekend storms of cargo ship losing telephone shipping containers and we could see more debris wash ashore. there is a warning. boaters should look out. no one was hurt when this happen ed. they do think the beach will be closed now the morning while they work on cleaning all of this up. they want to make sure that it is safe for public. do not plan on coming to baker beach yet. if this morning you do see any debris or containers wash a

. >>> happening today, surprisers to san francisco's baker beep are in for quit a surprise something washed ashore after an accident at sea. amy hollyfield is at baker beach. amy? >>> yes, the good news is the materials are not hazardous. it is just messy. we have some pictures. we want did show you the container that washed ashore. the c.e.o. snapped this picture and put it on twitter writing, you can find director missing caper between china beach and baker beach. here is what it was carrying that liters the beach, and the c.e.o. took this picture, green crates in the container. this happened during rough waters from the weekend's storms. a cargo ship lost 12 shipping kiners. we could see more debris. crews are looking for them. warning is out to boaters to be on the look out. no one was hurt when this happened. i looked for the twitter account the ship company but they say the account has been suspend suspended. >> the bay area is in mop-up medicine after the storms. in san jose a downed tree damaged cars and took out power lines, and power was out in self areas of the city for hours and heavy rain caused street flooding in

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baker hughes. apple steps out to overhaul the pay-tv bundle. mediay can't facedown giants, can any company question mark we are one hour away from the closing. amy out in a good way with the doubt popping about 200 points and now we have given up all of those gains. looking at the numbers, we are scraping bottom and it looks like we are not going anywhere. 1% and the down nasdaq down the most, by

baker hughes. apple steps out to overhaul the pay-tv bundle. mediay can't facedown giants, can any company question mark we are one hour away from the closing. amy: we started out in a good way with the doubt popping about 200 points and now we have given up all of those gains. looking at the numbers, we are scraping bottom and it looks like we are not going anywhere. 1% and the down nasdaq down the most, by about 1.8%. continue on this trend, it's on its way to the worst close in weeks. u.s. crude oil inventories did come in at a near three-month low earlier today. alix steel pointed out citigroup says the gulf coast draws down inventories to minimize taxes on mineral holdings and that could reappear in january and that could be a weight on the markets. let's look at the bloomberg terminal to see how the s&p is doing. seven of the 10 sectors are in the red right now, led by the against laggard, information and technology, down 1.8%. materials is the biggest leader, up 2.7%. energy up about .9%. the possible dow and dupont merger keeping that sector in the number one position. crude is at session lows, down .6%. it spiked right here and that's w

amy and angela. this is a remix of what's love got to do with it? tina turner classic. roll it. >>> farmers, bakers, brewers on tap at the bronx museum holiday market, an event not to be missed. queens museum invite i don't say to mow -- invites you to enjoy the holiday. the gingerbread house workshop at the baldwin public library invites teams with children to decade with candy and take home. together hundreds of players at rockefeller center to perform season favorites. st. john's episcopal church. movie? >> "star wars ." >>> we mentioned the night to celebrate one and only legend in yesterday would have been frank's 100th birthday. the city celebrated the blue eyes on the stephens institute of technology. the event as you might imagine completely sold out. it raised money for david webster memorial fund and and city's cultural events series. chairman of the board. never be another. >>> across the river in manhattan, fans paid tribute at restaurants. you know that place. fans including danny enjoyed a menu featuring his favorite dishes listening to his music and sharing stories about frank. that'